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MuvusiIicAnL COMPOSITIONS 


NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18, PART 1 
FIRST HALF OF 1923 
Nos. 1-7 


Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 3, 1891, of June 30, 1906, 
and of March 4, i909 


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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATALOGUE 


OF 


COPY RIGHT ENTRIES — 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 8 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


INCLUDING: 
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1928 
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 


No. l 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.” 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 

taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be 
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian); 
Brahms (Johannes); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Josef Franz); Liszt 
(Franz); MacDowell (Edward Alexander); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) ; 
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Paganini (Niccolo); Rossini 
(Gioacchino Antonio); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander) ; 
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Wagner (Richard). In the case of all such 
works, however, there are cross references in the title alphabet from the title 
of each work. 

(2) CoLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc.,and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “‘ waltz,” “ dance,” ‘“ march,” 
“cantata,” “schottische,”’ “nocturne,” “impromptu,” ‘sonata,’ ‘ étude,” 
“study,” “exercise,” ete., without differentiating words and only identifiable 
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without 
cross reference from the titles. 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention, of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving Bene of publication 
and name of publisher, 


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‘EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,” “‘ Music by,” are to be understood as songs. 

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab- 
rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry 
in the Copyright Office. 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre- 
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “EE,” Class E, Mu- 
sical compositions; “D,’ Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im- 
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing 
such contributions is required. | | 

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions 
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this 
issue immediately following the text. 

‘A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
‘must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Su- 
perintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal monéy order, express 
order, or New York draft. 


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NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. 

Norice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are 
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 1922. 

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, — 
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical com- 
positions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, 
or photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photo- 
graphs filed for identifyiig works of art may not be returned. No © 
maps are available for return. 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record 
should. make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address Recister or Coprricuts, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D.C. : an 7 


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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICATI, 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Austria, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, 
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, New Zealand, Norway, 
and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to this effect on the 
following dates: Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk 
Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), Austria (May 25, 1922), 
Belgium (June 14, 1911, effective July 1, 1909), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), 
Denmark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 
1910, May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 1, 1915), Hungary (June 8, 
1922), Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), Luxemburg (June 14, 
1911, effective June 29, 1910), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, effective 
Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective Sept. 9, 
1910), Sweden (Feb. 27, 1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). These proc- 
lamations were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, 
vol. 6, pages v—-x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10, pages 
vili—xi of no. 3, and pages vili—ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v—ix of no. 3; 
vol. 13, pages vi—xii of no. 5; and vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3; and 
pages vi-xiv of no. 13. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (e) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of ‘State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Mexico (May 8, 1911), the 

Netherlands Gilie 5. 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8,1911). - 


The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, 
Salvador, and Uruguay. | 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


A HEIM; from Longing hearts, words 
by T. Lilien, music by L. Friedsell 
[of 1: S.] (°°" x oF N) 1 


© Dee. 25, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 8, 19238; 
E 555085; Louis Friedsell, New 
York. 


A MORTE EH. CARUSO; versi e musica di 
F’. Ferranti [of U. S., first (ee 
violino acc. 4to. 

(© ee. 20,.1922* 2 c. Dec. 26: 
E 553403; Frank Ferranti, Phila- 
delphia. 


A TE TE AMO (To you I LOVE); valse, 
di A. P. Oganio [of Dutch West 
Indies, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. 
Y.]; piano. 3 

© 4-<@ Jan: 4, 1928; BE 553512; 
Antonio P. Oganio, Brooklyn. 


ACROSS THE VALLEY; words by Teresa 
Hooley, music by Maud Stewart- 
Baxter [of Great Britain] 4 

© Dee 22. 1922: 1 « Dee. 28: EB 
551315; J. B: Cramer & co., 1td., 
London. 


AFTERTHOUGHTS; by F. Cory Yeo [of 

England]; piano or organ. 5 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 1c. Jan. 5, 1923; 

EH 551879 ; Joseph Adams music pub. 
co., Birmingham, England. 


AH! County Guy; part-song, words 
by Walter Scott, music by Hdgar 
Crowe fof England]; mixed voices. 
4to. (Choral library, no. 178) 6 

© Dee. 22, 1922;1¢. Jan. 5, 1923; 
E 551405; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


‘ ATR D’ HERCULE AU 2™* ACTE D’ HERA- 


KLES. See Handel (Georg Fried- 
rich) 

AIR DE BALLET. See Bacchus amou- 
reux. 


AIR DE BROUTOLONE AU 2™° ACTE DE 
L’IMPRESARIO IN ANGUSTIE; opéra- 
bouffe,, poésie de G. M. Deodati, 
paroles francaises de Dubuisson, mu- 
Sique de Cimarosa, revu et adapté 


1 


par Alfred Wotquenne [of Belgium] ; 
baryton. (Répertoire francais de 
Vancien chant classique, no. 599.) 7 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1¢. Jan. 9, 1928; 
EK 551496; Henry Lemoine et cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on re- 
vision and adaptation] 


AIR DE JASMIN DANS LES RENDEZ-VOUS 
BOURGEOIS; opéra -comique, paroles 
de Francois-Benoit Hoffman, mu- 
sique de Nicolo Isouard, revu et 
adapté par Alfred Wotquenne [of 


Belgium];  baryton. (Répertoire 
francais de lancien chant classique, 
no. 251) 8 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c Jan. 9, 19238; 
E 551492; Henry Lemoine et cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on 
revision and adaptation] 


AIR DE MENDOCE DANS LES DEUX AVEU- 
GLES DE TOLEDE; opéra-comique en 
un acte, paroles de Marsollier, mu- 
sique de Méhul, revu et adapté par 
Alfred Wotquenne [of Belgium] ; 
baryton. (Répertoire francais de 
VYancien chant classique, no. 252) 9 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551498; Henry Lemoine & cie., 
Paris. [Copyright’ is claimed on 
revision and adaptation] 


AIR DE SOPRANO DANS Pautus. See 
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J acob Lud- 
wig Felix) 


ALABAMA; melody ‘and dance in plan- 
tation style, by Spalding, ed. by 
MeNair Ilgenfritz [of U. 8.], played 
by Mary Angell. (Solo carola, hand 
played record, no. 74717) [Music 
roll] 10 

© Jan. 5, 1993; 2 ¢@ Jan. 13: 5 
555204; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


ALANNAH; song-fox-trot, words by 
- Krank Redmond, music by Sydney 
Baynes [of England]; with novelty 
dance arr. for piano. a8 
© Dee. 29, 1922; 1 & Jan. 2, 1923; 

E 5513857; Swan & co., ltd., London. 


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ALL ROADS LEAD TO LOVE; duet from 
Dédé, English lyric by Donovan 
Parsons, music by Henri Christiné 
[of France]; in G. [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 12 


©. Nov. 16,9922 =o ve. “Now. 9 o:. 
E 551424; B. Feldman & co., Lon- 
don. 


ALONE IN THE GARDEN; words by Mrs. 
A. A. Stapp, music by M. N. Wilson 
“fof U. S.J]; duet and quartet for 
male voices. 8vo. [Photostat] 13 


©). June..1)) 1922-2 .e. Dee. 21 3 i 
5538415; Meredith N. Wilson, Den- 
ver. 


ALTHO I LOVE you I’M GOING TO LEAVE 
_ YOU NOW; words and music by G.S. 
Fifer [of U. S8.] 14 


: @: Jan: :3, 1923: 2 « Jan. 5; E 
553226 ; Gene Samuel Fifer, Chicago. 


cease THE SAME DEAR MOTHER; 
. words by R. F. Hogan, music by 
Walter Wiesbauer [of U. S.] ake 


-©1e Jan. 5, 1923; E 555055; 
_Roy Frederick Hogan, Erie, Pa. 


AM I TO BLAME; words by Raymond 
Klages, music by Billy Fazioli [of 
0 ORs ee 16 
Hy fOr dan, 12, $923): 2:e. Jan. 18: 
~:5038462; Broadway music corp., New 
York. 
AmorROSA; valse-hésitation, par A. 
Barbirolli, arr. par Hans Ourdine 
[of France]; orch. avec piano con- 
. ducteur. Ato. 17 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 @ Jan. 9, 
1923; E 551533; L. Philippo, Paris. 
ANDANTE. See Bacchus amoureux. 
ANNA BELLER LEE; lyrics by M. W. 
Pond, music by Daniel H. Wilson 
‘Lot U. S.J 18 
© 1 e Jan. 8.1923 °  sa0082: 
- Marvin W. Pond, Portland, Or. 


ANNE-LISES VUGGESANG; [ord af Chris- 
‘tian Richardt], musik af Fini Henri- 
ques [of Denmark] 19 

© Nov. 22, 1922; 1 « Dee. 9; E 
551460; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
_hagen. 


ANY OLD TIME; words by Alex. Rogers, 
melody by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of 
WS Tsk] 20 


Sn@) te) San. : GoxtO23" My boe2 Ts 
- Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc, New 
York. 


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pt. 1, Bs. TS 


APPLEVILLE’S Sis HopxKINS; eccentric 
novelty dance, by Henry Panduro 
[of U. 8.]; piano. — ail 


© Dee. 29, 1922: 2 & dam 3, 


1923; E 554988; George Martin 
Caskey, Milwaukee. z 
APRIL (AN) SHOWER; Dy Gustav 


Klemm [of U. S.]; piano. Law- 
rence, Mass., Bay state music co. 
(Suite modern, no. 1) 22. 

© Dec. 30, 1922.2 Geen 2: 
19233" SbSa TOS Liversidge, Law- 
rence, Mass. 


ARIA; Sulla IV* corda, di G. Fresco- 
baldi, libera trascrizione di Remy 
Principe [of Italy]; violino e pf. 
(Edition Ricordi, no. 370) a5 

© Dec. 2%, 1922: ea Beer 2s; 
E 551336; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


ARTISTI (GLI) DI SECHENENZA; Versi e 
musica di G. Amato [of Italy, domi- 
ciled at New York]; mand. ace. 24 

© 1c Jan. 9, 1928; H 553318; 
Gennaro Amato, New York. 


A-THYNKYNGE; words by 
Thomas Ingoldsby [pseud. of R. H. 
Barham], music by Ernest Bullock 
[of Great Britain] 25 

©. Dee: 22, 1922; 1G eee, Es 
551316; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


Ask Mr. CHIcK; musical comedy in 
two acts, book and lyrics by W. 
Steell, music by T. J. Hughes [of 
U. S.] se. In two pts., libretto and 
music. 26 
©1c. Jan. 2,1923; D 26394; Willis 
Steell and Thomas J. Hughes, New 
York. 


AT DAWN; romance by Grace F. Linn 
fof U. 8.]; piano. weg 
© Jan. 4, 19235°3e) dame Hh 


553252; Carlin music co., Indiana- 
polis. 

AT TEDDINGTON Lock; by Gustave Lind 
fof Great Britain]; pf. 28 


©. Dee.’ 1, 192254) eer ae as 
551302; Augener, itd., London. 


AT THE THEATRE. See Music pictures. 


ATONEMENT; cantata, verse by Rossel 
Edward Mitchell, music by R. Deane 
Shure [of U. S.] op. 101; mixed 
voices, organ ace. 4to. (Fischer 
edition, no. 0228) 29 

@. Dee: -30,:.1922; 2 ee ane, 
1923; E 553264; J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 » 


AUSTRALIAN PIANOFORTE TUTOR; by E. | Back 


A. Dobbie [of Australia] 30 
© Oct. 28, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551370; W. Hy. Paling me Be ltd., 


Sydney, Australia. 
AUTUMN. See Seasons (The) 


BACCHUS AMOUREUX; Suite extraite du 
ballet en un acte, par A. Ciappi [of 
France]; parties d’orch. separées. 
Contents:—l. Variations d’Alexi- 
roé.—2. Danse de Cérés.—3. Air de 
ballet—4. Andante.—5. Danse grec- 

~que.—6. Valse-mazurk. or 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 

E 551490; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 

[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Cantabile; 
sul Preludio della 1* sonata per vio- 
loncello di G. S. Bach [i. e. J. S. 
Bach], di Giacomo setaccioli [of 
Italy]; 4 violoncelli. 382 

© Dee. 27, 1922; 1 c Dec. 28; E 
551331; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Fantaisie chromatique et fugue; 
par J. S. Bach, éd. revue et doigtée 
par H. Dallier [of France]; piano. 
(BHdition national francaise: Pan- 
theon des pianistes, no. 1223) 33 
© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH 551498; Henry Lemoine et cie, 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on 
editing, revision and fingering] 


Klavier werke; band 1, das wohl- 
temperierte klavier oder praeludien 
und fugen, par J. S. Bach, mit vor- 
wort und erldauterungen, neuhrsg. 


‘von August Schmid-Lindner [of 
Germany] (Edition Schott, nr. 1) 
Veit, 2. 84, 35 


© Feb. 1, 1921; 1 c. each Sept. 23, 
1922; E 551484, 551485; 
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 


— Suites anglaises; par J. 8S. Bach, 
édition revue et doigtée par H. Dal- 


lier [of France]; piano. (Hdition 
nationale francaise; Panthéon des 
pianistes, no. 1220) 36 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551489; Henry Lemoine et cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on 
editing, revision and fingering] 


BACHELOR (THE) ; words anon., music 

by: Peter Warlock [of Great Br itain] 

- BT 

© Dec. 6, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 20; EB 
551300: Augener, itd., London. 


B. Schott’s 


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IN THE OLD NEIGHBORHOOD; 
words by C. Hager, music by W. 
Goodwin [of U. S.] 38 


Cy dG. Tan. 4561923 »-5). 5532035 
Clyde Hager and Walter Goodwin, 
Maywood, Iil. 


Back TO HOME SWEET HOME TO ME; 
words by Mike Milholland, melody 


by E. Whittemore [of U. S8.] 39 
© tee. Jan '3/-1923-* 504987 
Ear! Whittemore, Baltimore. 
BAGPIPE (THE) PASSING BY; by G. A. 
Grant-Sechaefer [of. U. S.]; piano. 
(Musical instruments, no. 5). 40 


© Jan. 11, 1923; 2 c Jan. 13; E 
559495; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,. Bos- 
ton. 


BALIEFF’S CHAUVE-SOURIS; Selection, 
compiled and arr. by HKugene Platz- 
man [of U. S.]; piano. 4d 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 4, 19235 
E 553220; Harms, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


BALLADE, EX VITA MEA; in suite-vorm, 
de Marinus De Jong fof Belgium] ; 
piano. 


2 


G) Dee. A, 19222 1.€. Jan. 2,. 1923; 
E. 551288; Schott fréres, Brussels, 
Belgium. 

BALLET MUSIC FROM ROSAMUNDE. See 
Schubert (Franz Peter) 

BARBIROLLI (A.) Une chanson; inter- 
mezzo, par A. Barbirolli, arr. par 
Hans Ourdine fof France]; orch. 
avee piano conducteur. 4to. 43 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
FH! 551535; L. Philippo, Paris. [Copy- 
' right is claimed. on arrangement] 


words and 
fod Wee onlhs 


BaTTLE (THE) OF JERICO; 
music by N. C. Smith 
male voices. High sehool ed. 4to. 
(Plantation folk songs, no. 11) 44 

© Dec, 1, 1922 52 ce. Jan.) 2.9928 5 
E 553096; N. Clark Smith, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


-BELLES (LES) CHANSONS DE FRANCE; 


revue familiale, musicale et litté- 
raire, ed. par Georges Ondet [of 
France] no. 1—Jan. 1923. 4to. 45 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923 ; 
A—Foreign 21688; G. Ondet, Paris. 


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BERCEUSE; par Jean Sibelius, op. 79, 
nr. 6, ed. et rev. par Julia A. Burt 
[of U. S.]; violon. et piano. (Wil- 
helm Hansen edition, no. 2214; 6 
moreeaux, nr. 6) 46 


© Dec. 27, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1923; 
E 553459; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. [Copyright is claimed on 
revision } 


Berry ZANE wWALTz; melody by M. M. 

Jockers [of U. S8.] 47 

© 1 ¢..Jan..16, 1923 5.8): 503431; 
Monroe M. Jockers, Los Angeles. 


BEYOND THE SHADOWS; Words by John 
Alleyne, music by Carlyon De Lyle 
[of England]; in G. 48 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 19238; 
E 5513859; Swan & co., ltd., London. 


words by Geo. D. Lott, music 
by Joe Sanders [of U. S8.] 49 

©) Jan. 10, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan..15; BH 
553378: Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


BIRD OF PASSAGE; words by Sarah C. 
Adams, music by Edward M. Young 
[of U. S.]; with violin obbl. ad. lib. 

50 

©. Dec. 29, 1922: 2 ¢. Jane2,.1923 : 

B 554828 ;: Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. 


BILLIE ; 


BIRD STYLES; words by Laurene High- 
field, music by H. W. Porter [of U. 
S.]; unison or solo, with three part 
refrain, melody in bar. 4to. 
(School music for the upper grades 
and high school) 51 


© Dee. 26, 19227 2'¢ Jan. 2, 1923 ; 
EK 554851; Chart music pub. house, 
Chicago. 


BLESSED IS EVERYONE THAT FEARETH 
THE LorD; anthem, music by George 
A. Burdett [of U. S8.]; mixed voices. 
4to. (Octavo series, mixed voices, 
sacred, no. 1366) 


© Jan. 2, 1923; @. Jan, 43.48 
555036 ; 


Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


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BLINDE KINDER; tekst von Ida Sinek, 
musik von Béla Laszky [of Ger- 
many |] 53 

© Nov. 22, 1922; 1 ec Dec. 9; E 
551461; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 

BLOSSOM-TIME; dance intermezzo, by 
Sydney C. Hunt [of England]; pf. 

54 


© Oct. 23, 1922; 1 « Nov. 4; E 
551350; Howard & co., London. 


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pt. 111, 0. s., v.18 


BLUE (THE) GOOSE STEP; _ 
words and musie by R. L. Nicholson 
fof U. S8.]. Milwaukee, Wis., An- 
cient and honorable order of the 
Blue goose. 55 

©: Jan. 3,-1923- 2 e. Jan. 5; E 
5538225 ; Roy Lennard Nicholson, Mil- 
waukee. 

Boat (A) SONG; words and music by 
L. Seaford [of Great Britain] Lon- 
don, W. Paxton & co., ltd. 56 

© Dee. 21, 1922: 1 @& Dee 20- 
Ei 551402 ; Lesley Seaford, London. 


BOUNDLESS LOVE; words by Mrs. A. A. 
Stapp, music by M. N. Wilson [of 


fox trot, 


U. S.]; sop. and alto. 8vo. [Photo- 
stat] 57 
©. May 1, 1922; 2 @ Dec. 21; BE 


593416 ; Meredith N. Wilson, Denver. 


BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Intermezzo; by 
Brahms, op. 117, no. 1, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz [of U. S8.], played by 
Desider Vecsei. (Solo carola, hand 


played record, no. 74656) [Music 
roll] 58 
© Jan. 5, 1998.2. dams te; 
555208; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 
Serenade (Standchen);  three- 


part chorus, music by J. Brahms, op. 
106, no. 1, arr. by Leo Braun [of 
U. S.]; female voices. 4to. 59 
© Jan..14, 1923502 .e ean. 2 ; 
E 553363; G. Ricordi & co. inc., New 
York. 
Brazit (THE) SPECIAL; march, by J. 
Gus Davis fof U. 8.]; band. 4to. 
60 
©>Jan, 4, 192832) Cama) i 
553243; Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 
Broapway; words by Fred Rath and 


Alfred Dubin, melody by Joseph J. 
Garren fof U. S.], arr. by Leonard 


L. Vos Burgh [of U. S.] 61 

© 1c. Jan. 6, 1928; E 553266; 
Al Dubin music pub. co., inc., New 
York. 


BrorHers; marching song, words and 
music by W. BH. Round [of Canada] 
62 

© 1 e¢ Jan. 18, 1923; E 558395; 
William Eley Round, Banff, Canada. 


BrupEvALts; af Fini Henriques [of 
Denmark]; piano. (Cover-title : 
Ediths og Svend-Aages brudevals) 

63 


22, 1922: te, Mees. 


© Nov. 
Copen- 


551459; Wilhelm” Hansen, 
hagen. 


no. 1, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


78 


Burtesque. See Fancies. 
BusH (WattTeR) Six miniatures; pas- 


time tunes, by W. Bush [of Great 


Britain]; pf. Contents: 1. Still 
waters.—2. Rosalie.—3. Siesta.—4. 
In days of old.—d. A pixie lament.— 
6. Night fall. (Cover title: Pastime 
tunes) 64 
© Nov. 16, 1922; 1 c« Dec. 1; EB 
551312; Schott & co., London. 


By-paTH (THE) ; words and music by 
A. B. Chesnutwood [of U. S.] 65 
©) gan 15, 19238; 2@ Jan. 3: BH 
553410; Anna Browne Chesnutwood, 
Denver. 


CABBY’S (THE) LAMENT; humorous 
monologue, words and music by 
Charles J. Winter [of Great Brit- 
ain]; piano. 66 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c Dec. 28; 
E 9513826; W. Paxton & co., Itd., 
London. 


Caccia. See Paganini (Niccol6) 

Camp (THE) FIRE SONG; action song, 
words and music by Kitty Barne [of 
Great Britain]; three treble voices. 
(Curwen edition, no. 1467) [Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 67 


© Nov. 24, 1922; 1 @ Dee. 29; 
E 551488; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., 
London. 


CAMPUS (THE) MARCH ; by S. J. Mus- 
to: for U.S.) 68 
 ©1e. Jan. 3, 1923; E 554998; 
Samuel Joseph Mustol, Santa Ana, 
Calif. 

CANCHERI E BECCAFICHI. See Malipiero 
(G. Francesco) Due sonetti del 
Berni. 


CANTABILE. See Bach (Johann Sebas- 
tian ) 


CANZONCINA; di L. F. Hérold, libera 
trascrizione di Remy Principe [of 
Italy]; violino e pf. (Edition Ri- 
ecordi, no. 379) 69 

© Dee. 27, 1922; 1 ec Dee. 28; 
EH} 551342; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


CARILLON. See Tone and rhythm. 


CARNAVAL. See Schumann (Robert 
Alexander) Klavier werke. bd. 2. 
Cat’s (THE) PAJAMAS; by Harry 
Jentes [of U. S.]; piano. 70 


© Fan. 10, 1923; 2 ¢. Jan. 15; B 
553377; Jack Mills, ine., New York. 


5) 


‘CHINESE 


CELEBRE BERCEUSE; historiette, par W. 
Comina [of France]; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. (al 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 e@ Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551499; Louis Larget, Paris. 


CHARM (THE) OF THE TANGO; duet 
from from Dédé, English lyric by 
Donovan Parsons, music by Henri 
Christine [of France]; in G. [Staff 
and tonic: sol-fa notations] fee 

© Nov. 16, 1922; 1 e Nov. 17; E 
551422; B. Feldman & co., London 


CHARMEUSE (Bewitching beauty) ; 
sérénade valse, by M. Baron [of 
France]; piano. (Edition artistique, 
no. 1) 73 

(©) Nov. 2a, 1922-2 e¢: Dee, 26: 
E 553399; Maurice Baron, Rich- 
mond Hill, N. Y. 


CHERIE, TU ES TOUTE MA VIE; paroles 
de René Bussy, musique de Maurice 
Roget [of France] 74 

© “Jan: 5, 1928: 1 ¢ ‘Jan: 5; EB 
551380; Enoch & co., Paris. 


UetpeptaH coHata (Quatriéme — so- 
nate); d’aprés des vieux cahiers, 
by Serge Prokofieff, op. 29, ed. by 
F. H. -Schneider [of Germany]; 
piano. Moscow, A. Gutheil. TD 


© Dee. 15, 1921; 1 c. Oct. 5, 1922; 
E 550042; Breitopf & Hartel, Leip- 
zig. 

CHILDREN’S SONGS AND STORIES OF THE 
WILD FLOWERS ; book by second grade 
children, ed. by N. Connelly [of 
Uo oS. Sah Prancisee, Calif., 
Harr Wagner pub. co. obl. 12mo. ‘ 

76 

© Dec. 20, 1922; 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 

26; A 6938642; Norine Connelly, Oak- 
land, Calif. 


(THE) BILLIKENS; from 
Balieff’s Chauve-souris, English ver- 
sion by Dailey :_Paskman, music by 
Alexei Archangelsky [of Russia, 
domiciled at New York] TT 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

“BE 554881; Harms, ine., New York. 

CHIOME D’ARGENTO FINE. See Mali- 

piero (G. Francesco) Due sonetti 
del Berni. 


CLIN D’ oEFIL! fox trot artistique, pa- 
roles par Pall-Mall, musique de 
Louis-Napoleon Guilbault [of U. 8.] 


78 

© Dee. 2, 1922: 2 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 

E 5538370; Octave Champagne, 
Lowell. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


19 


CLOcHES (LES); di Jean-Ferry Rebel, 
libera trascrizione di Remy Prin- 
cipe [of Italy]; violino e pf. (EKd- 
ition Ricordi, no. 378) 79 

© Dec. 27, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 28; E 
501341; G Ricordi & co., Milan. 


CLOCK’ s (THE) sonG; words and mu- 
*- sie: byE. Davis lof U. S.J] op. 45; 
~ Hannibal, Mo., Davis studio. 80. 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1923; 
- E 553242; Eleanor Davis, Hannibal, 
Mo. 


CLOSE YOUR EYES; lullaby, words and 
music by M. E. Libouris [of U. S.] 
81 

©: 1 ¢, Jan.,6). 1923: .B, 555054; 
Minnie HE. Libouris, Manchester, Ia. 


CLOUDS OF LOVE; from Elsie, words and 

»music by Carlo and Sanders [of U. 

S.], arr. by J. Dell Lampe. 82 

Oe dane 15; WORN? je: Sanat: 

E 553436; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


CLUX CLAN MYSTERIOUS BAND; fox trot, 
words and melody by H. Martelly 
fortwo S.4 83 

©l cc Jan. 92 192s ante. 
Hugh Martelly, Brooklyn. 


COLONEL COLDFEET OF THE COLD CREAM 
GUARDS; written and composed by 
Fred E. Cliffe and Geo. Carney [of 
Great Britain]; in C. [Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 84 

©. Dee 21, 1922-1) -e.) Dec. 23: 
E 551323; Lawrence Wright music 
CO:, London. 


COLORADO, My CoLorsDO; words and 
music by M. J. H. Witmer [of U. 
S.] New York, Square deal music 
publishers. 85 

©) aber. £923" De" sam Go 0E 

053265; Marie I. Housen Witmer, 
Agate, Col. 

waltz, 


CoME AND WALTZ WITH ME; 


words by Richard Bateman, music | 


by M. Browning [of U. S.] 


© bic? Jan: 12, 1923: BH 550189; 
Mortimer Browning, New York. 


COME AWAY DEATH; part song, words 
by William Shakespeare, music by 


Norman O’Neill [of England]; 
mixed voices. 4to. (Modern series, 
no. 251) 87 


© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 ce. Jan. 11; EB 
553322; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


86 | 


| 
6 


‘ComE, 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


CoME BACK; words by C. A. Pfister, 
musie by Geo. Graff, jr. [of U. 8.], 
[arr. by Theo. G. Beach, of U. S8.] 

| 88 
© 1e. Jan. 8, 1923; E 555080; 
na OF A. Pfister, Mobile... 


COME BACK BYE AND BYE; words and 
music by W. Kollasch [of -U. S.], 
arr. by Harry L. Alford. 89 

© Jan. 3; 1925: 27a Janes: 
553223; Will Kollasch, Algona, Ia. 


CoME BACK TO ME; words by Albert 
Leboff, melody by J. Lebowitz [of 
Roumania, domiciled at Roselle, 
at Roselle, N. J.] 90 

©1.e Jan. 141, 1923; HW 5500385 
Joseph Lebowitz, Roselle, N. J. 


GENTLE SWAINS; madrigal, 
trans., se. and ed. by EHdmund 
Horace Fellowes [of Great Britain] ; 
five mixed voices. 4to. (English 
madrigal school, no. 24; Michael 
Cavendish’s Book of airs and madri- 
gals) 91 

© Dec. 15, 1922; 2 ec. Jan. 3, 1923; 
EE 551409; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] : 

Come Mr. Moon do THE SHIMMY IN 
THE SKY; words by B. McClendon, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S8.] 92 

© 1.c Jan. 11, 1928: Bi absats. 
Burdene McClendon, Kansas City, 
Mo. 


COMP WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM; words 
and music by Will L. Thompson [of 
U. S.J, arr. by Fred K. Huffer [of 
U. S.J]; sop., alto and bar. 4to. 
(School music for the upper grades 
and high school) 93 

Dee. .26, 1922; 2 -¢) dan. 22, 
1923; E 554850; Chart music pub. 
house, Chicago. 


COMPLAINTE ET DANSE RUSSES; entr’- 
acte, par V. Dyck [fof France] ; 
violon solo et petit orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 94 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 e@ Jan. 9, 
1923; E 551521; H. Gaudet, Paris. 


CONCLUSION; poem by Michael Mee- 
han, music by A. Meehan [of U. §8.], 
arr. by Leonard*Lonquist [of U. S8.] 

95 
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; E 555166; 
Albert Meehan, New York. 


CoNSOLATORIUM. See Jong (Marinus 
de) Zes preluden. 


no. 1, 1923 . 


ConsTANTLY ; words by Edward Leigh- 
ton Cramer, music by Don C. Trava- 


line [of U. 8.] 96 

fe ten. 10. 1923; 2 ¢, Jan. 11; B 
553331; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 


CONTE DE FEE (Fairy story) ; fox-trot 
and shimmy, par Ed. V. Malderen; 
arr. par Ad. Gauwin [of France] ; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

97 

@ Nov. 20, 1922: 1 e Dec. 29; EB 

551394; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 

[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


CoRBEAU (LE) ET LE RENARD: fable de 
Jean de La Fontaine, musique de G. 
Selz [cf France]; chcur a trois 
voix. 4to. 98 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c Jan. 9, 1923; 
FE 551500; Gaston Selz, Paris. 


Criss (THE) cross; quadrille mod- 
erne de HE. Sutter [of France]; 
piano, avec théorie de A. Petit. 99 

(Noy. 22, 1922: 1c Dec. 29; E 
551397 ; EHugéne Sutter, Paris. 


CRY BABY; words by Alex. Rogers, 
melody by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of 
WSs) 100 

©) ive, Jan: 6 1923:. BH 553281; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


DANCE AT THE CASTLE. See 
pieces from The crusaders. 


Three 


DANCE OF THE MINUTES; by Brian 

Hope [of England]; pf. 101 

Gren 1925+ 1° ce. Jani- 32. EB 
551355; Elkin & co., ltd., London. 


DANCE OF THE VEILED WOMEN; by Louis 
T. Gruenberg [of U. S.] op. 5, no. 3; 
pf. (Five impressions, no. 3) 102 

© Jan. 10; 1923: 2.e. Jan. 11; E 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


553328 ; Composers’ music corp., New | 


York. 


DANCING IN THE DARK; words by 
Arnold Deering, music by M. Pollock 
[of U. 8.]; piano with words. 103 


oct eG San. if, 1923* B 558340- 
Muriel Pollock, Closter, N. J. 


DANSE CARACTERISTIQUE; par Jean 
Sibelis, op. 79, nr. 3, ed. et rev. par 
Julia A. Burt [of U. S.]; violon et 
piano. 
no. 2211: 6 morceaux, nr. 3) 104 
PHO ADEC:. (27921922 4 2i.¢.. Janz..11, 
1923: E 553456; Wilhelm Hansen, 
‘Copenhagen. [Copyright is claimed 
on revision] 


(Wilhelm Hansen edition, 


fs 


112 


DANSE DE CERES. See Bacchus amou- 
reux. 


DANSE (LA) DES ELFES; founded on 
Moonlight elves, by Di Temple [of 
England]; pf. 105 

© Dec. 27, 1922; 1 «@ Dee. 28; E 
551332; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


DANSE GRECQUE. See Bacchus amou- 


reux. 
DANSKE (DEN) BOGESKOV; af folke- 
komedien Cigaretpigen, tekst af 


Alfred Kjerulf, musik af Edvard. 


Brink [of Denmark] 106 


© Nov. 22, 1922; 1 « Dee. 9; E 
551453; Wilhelm . Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


DARKNESS AND DAWN; words by P. J. 
O’Reiily, music by Raymond Lough- 
borough [of England] 1. In D 
flat.—2. In E flat. 107 

© Dee. 28, 1922; 1 e. each Jan. 5, 
1923; E 551450; Leonard & co., Lon- 
don. 


DARLING SWEETHEART; words by R. L. 
Alston, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S8.] 

108 
©) ire San. 11 1923 + boss; 
Robert L. Alston, New York. 


DAVIDSBUNDLER (DIE) See Schumann 
(Robert Alexander) Klavier werke. 
bd. 2. 


DAWN IN A FAIRY GARDEN; by Oscar 
Allon fof England]; pf. London, 
Nightingale & co. 109 

© Dee. 2f, 1922) 1¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551886; Dora Hannah Coombs, 
Frome, England. 


Day BY DAY; words by Arthur S. Her- 
zog, music by G. C. Hollander [of 
U. S.], arr. by Harold R. Squires [of 
Ce S4 110 

© 1e¢ Jan: 12, 1923; EH 555186; 
George C. Hollander, New York. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY SHE’LL LOVE 
ME MORE AND MORE; words by Al 
Hickler, melody by G. Ackerman [of 
U. S.], arr. by J. Mendelsohn [of 
Us Sa] 111 

© 1e¢. Jan. 12, 1923; E 555193; 
Gustave Ackerman, New York. 


Dr ODESSOR MOLDIVANKA; words and 
melody by A. Schwartz [of U. Sais 
‘© 1 ce Jan. 13, 1923; E 553387; 

“Abe Schwartz, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


113 


DEAR DREAM ROSE OF MINE; from Caba- 
ret follies, words and music by Jack 
F. O’Hagan [of Great Britain] 113 


© Dec. 1, 1922; 1 c Dec. 28; EB 
551314; Chappell & co., 1td., London. 


DEAR FLORIDA HOW I LOVE rou; words 
by R. V. Kaness, musie by C. Ernest 
Wade [of U. S.] “ 114 

©. gan." 1973; Pe Fan ow 
553260; Ruth Venville Kaness, Or- 
lando, Fla. 


DEAR OLD CALIFORNIA; words by Edwy. 
Brooks, melody by H. Duncan [of 
Uea sh nag Hs 

© 1c. Jan. 12, 1928; H 555187; 
Harold Duncan, New York. 


DIMPLES WERE MEANT FOR YOU; words 
by E. Paul Bell, music by J. M. 
Smith, jr. [of U. S.]; piano with 
words. 116 


© 1e Jan. 6, 1923; E 555125; 
James Miller Smith, jr., Newark, 
N. J. 


Dine! Donc! oH! MARGUERITE; words 
and musie by Walter Partridge [i. e., 
T. W. Partridge, of England]; bells 
ad lib. 117 

©, Oct: 9, 1922." 4c" Oct. 20308 
551451; Thomas Walter Partridge, 
London. 


Diree. See Stray leaves. 


DorE-KNoT; blues, words and melody by 

S. Copperman [of U. S8.] 118 

©l1c. Jan. 5, 1923; E 555008; Sol 
Copperman, Cleveland. 


Doc ’oN THE KEYS; words and music 
by B. S. Mitchell [of U. S.] 119 


© 1e¢ Jan. 2, 1923; E 553143; 
Bernice Stuart Mitchell, Des Moines. 


DOMESTIC SUITE; by Douglas Grant [of 
Great Britain]; pf. Contents: 1. 
The loose shoe.—2. The grandfather 
clock.—3. Early morn.—t. The path- 
way to the church. Over the 
Weir. 120 


©) Nov. 30,1922: 1 -¢ Bee, 20: 
B 551298; Schott & co., London. 


DowN IN MY HEART; words by F. Mar- 
ees music by Hector Richard [of 
8. ] $21 


ee 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1928; E 555026; 
Francis Martelle, Beacon, N. Y. 


Down IN NEW HAMPSHIRE; words by 
Ned Tyrrell and Morrie Harris, mu- 
sic by Lawrence Senior [of Austra- 
lia], arr. by Will Finlay. Mel- 
bourne, Loebel & co. 122 


és pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18 


© July 1, 1922; 1 e Jam. 2, 2924: 
E 551368 ; Leslie Morton Loebel, Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 


DREAM 10OVE DREAM;  waltz-ballad, 
words by Charles Joseph Hudson, 
music by Al. Parentice [i. e., A. F. 
Parentice, of U. S.] 123 


© Dec. 1, 1922: ee Dee tit <. 
Jan. 11, 1923; .H. 58g408; Albert 
Franklin Parentice, Oakland, Calif. 


DREAM VISIONS OF You; words by G. C. 
Hardesty, music by Romo Falk [of 
BS.) Cleveland, O., H. & H. pub. 
co. 124 

© Jan. 4, 1923: 2 € am we 
5038251; G. C. Hardesty, Cleveland. 


DREAMING OF MOTHER OLD AND GRAY; 
words by J. M. Desmond, music by 
H, Richard [of U. 8.] 125 


© 1c. Jan. 5, 1928; ® 555035. 
John M. Desmond, Wilton, N. D. 


DREAMING OF THOSE CHILDHOOD DAYS; 
words by R. A. Booker, melody by J. 
W. Funnie [of U. 8.] 126 


©1ece Jan. 9, 1923; BE 553313; R. 
Arthur Booker and James W. Fun- 
nie, New Rochelle, N. Y. 


DREAMS; from Diana comes to town, 
words by Cyrus Wood, music by Will 
Ortmann [of U. 8.] - 7 


© Jan. 16, 1923: 2 @ dan iT: 
E 553514; Harms, ine., New York. 


DREAMY BLUE EYES; words and music 
by E. M. Giddings [of U. 8.) 128 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 e. Jan. 5, 1923; 
E 553212; Edith M. Giddings, New 
York. 


DriFTING; words by T. Williams, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois [pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S8.] 129 


© 1 « Jan. 11; 1928; Bh Sasase ; 
Tony Williams, Mashfork, Ky. 


Dry (THE) LAW BILL; the old is the 
only way, U. S. A., words and music 
by J. J. Martin fot @. 31 ba 

© Jan. 3,. 1924; 2) @ Same wa: 
553230; John J. Martin, Chicago. 


DULCIS MELANCHOLIAE. See Jong 
(Marinus de) Zes preluden. 


DUMB-BELLE; Anabel, words and music 
by Earl E. Showers [of U. 8.] 1381 
© 1 e Dee. 26, 1922; B 555202; 
Earl F. Showers, Santa Rosa, Calif. 


Duo AU PREMIER ACTE DE ZELMIRA. 
See Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) 


no. 1, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


147 


Dus SHMAIDEREL SINGT SICH A LIEDEL ; 
words and melody by M. Goldstein 
for UU; 'S.] 132 

© ite Jan. 2, 1928; E 553138; 
Morris Goldstein, New York. 


EARLY MORN. See Domestic suite. 


EASTER JOY; words by Queenie Scott- 
Hopper, music by F. Leslie Calver 
[of Great Britain]; women’s voices. 
4to. (Octavo series, women’s voices, 

_ no. 858) 133 

eon 11, 1993; 2 ¢c Jan..13: EB 
553490; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


EIASTERN DREAMS ; intermezzo-dance, by 
Oscar Allon [of England]; pf. Lon- 
don, Nightingale & co. 134 

ee 21, 1922-1 ¢ Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551887; Dora Hannah Coombs, 
Frome, England. 


Hecstasy; valse hésitation, par Al- 
fredo Barbirolli [of Italy]; orch. 
avee piano conducteur. Ato. 135 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH 551503; Heugel, Paris. 


EILEEN MY IRISH COLLEEN; lyrics and 
music by [Mary] Lucille Moran [of 
U. S.J, arr. by Walter Mack and 
EK. J. Stark [of U. S8.] 136 


ite. Jan: 2, 1928; E 5538116; 
Jennie T. Moran, St. Louis. 


ELEGIACUM (Beati qui lugent) See 
Jong (Marinus de) Zes preluden. 


(Miser factus sum) See Jong 
(Marinus de) Zes preluden. 


ELEGIE; by Ellis. Levy [of U. S.] op. 
19, no. 1; violin and piano. 137 
© Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1923; 


E 553175; Shattinger piano and mu- 


sic co., St. Louis. ; 
Eirecy. See Fancies. 


ELSIE; from the musical play, words 
and music by Carlo and Sanders [of 
mm. 5S.) 138 

@® Jan. 15, 1923; 2.c. Jan. 17; B 
553441; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


ETHELIAN ; fox trot, melody by M. M. 

' Jockers [of U. S8.] 139 

© 1c Jan. 16, 1923; E 553432; 
Monroe M. Jockers, Los Angeles. 


EVENING IN THE FOREST. See Music 
pictures. 


EVENING (AN) PRAYER; words by G.. 


Maude Battersby, music by L. 
Souther [of U. S.] Boston, Mass., 
Charles W. Homeyer & co. 4to. 140 


© Dec. 9, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1923; 
E 553369 ; Louise Souther, Winthrop, 
Mass. 


EVERY BUSH NEW SPRINGING; madrigal, 
trans., sc. and ed. by Edmund Horace 
Fellowes [of Great Britain]; five 
mixed voices. 4to. (English madri- 
gal school, no. 27: Madrigals in Mi- 
chael Cavendish’s Book of airs and 
madrigals) 141 


© Dee. 16, 1922; le. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551348; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY; from The 
buneh and Judy, words by Anne 
Caldwell, musie by Jerome Kern [of 
DS.) 142 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EK 553156; T. B. Harms co., New 
York. 


words and music by Hal Parker 
[i. e. Henry Parker, of England, 
domiciled at New York] 143 

© le Jan. 9, 1923; HE 553310; 
Henry Parker, New York. 


EVERY FELLOW LOVES THE GIRL THAT I 
LOVE; words and melody by T.. Lewis 
[of U. S.] 144 

© 1e¢ Jan. 5, 1923; EB 555020; 
Thomas Lewis, Woodridge, N. J. 


EVERY LITTLE HEART THAT’S LONELY; 
words and melody by Blanche Mer- 
rill and Leo Edwards [of U. 8.], 
arr. by Ed. Morbach, jr. [of U. S.] 

145 

 @ 1. e- Jan. 13, 1923: KB 553385; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York, 


EVERYONE HAS A FIRESIDE SOMEWHERE ; 
words by Edward Lockton, music by 
Leslie Wilson [of England]; in E 
flat. 146 

© Dee. 141, 1922; 1 e« Jan. 2, 
1923; E 551282; Warren & Phillips, 
London. 


Farry-FAIR; words and music by W. 


W. Turrentine [of U. S8.] 147 

© 1e Jan. 8, 1923; E 555126; 
Walter Wm. Turrentine, Greens- 
boro, N. C. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


148 


FAIRY FRIENDS; words by Ethel Ber- 
nard Kelly, music by Louis Marsden 
[of Great Britain] 148 


© Dee. 22, 1922; 1 ce. Dec. 23; E 
551318; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., 
London. 


FAMILY (THE) CIRCLE; duet and quar- 
tet, words by Mrs. C. M. Stapp, 
music by M. N. Wilson [of U. 8.]; 
male voices. Svo. [Photostat] 149 

© sauly’ 1.19222. 2 e Wee. 2a 
553418; Meredith N. Wilson, Den- 
ver. 


FAN MY LADY LIGHTLY; fan song, 
words by Adele Marie Shaw, music 
by G. Klemm [of U. 8.]; male voice 
and mixed chorus ad lib. 150 


C) 1 e, Jan 3; 19237 9bs413; 
Gustav Klemm, Baltimore. 


FANCIES; Suite, by Edward J[ohn] 
Moeran [of Great Britain]; pf. Con- 
tents: 1. Windmills.—2. Elegy.—3. 
Burlesque. 151 


© Dee. 6, 1922; 1 c Dec. 20; E 
551297; Schott & co., London. 


FANTAISIE CHROMATIQUE ET FUGUE. 
See Bach (Johann Sebastian) 


FARNACHT EFIN FELD (On the fields at 
twilight) ; words by Abraham Rei- 
sen, music by J. Kritshevsky [of 
Russia, domiciled at New York] 

152 


© be: Jan: 4,, 1923860 553197 ; 
Jasha Kritchevsky, New York. 


l’-a-T-H-E-R; words and music by G. T. 
Jeter [of U. S.] ioe 
© 1°e¢ ‘Jane 2:;. 4928 >. 553139 ; 
Gilbert Troy Jeter, Oklahoma, OKI. 


FATHER, BLESS THY WORD; words and 
music by Charles P. Scott [of U.8.]; 
men’s voices. 4to. (Octavo series, 
men’s voices, no. 464) 154 


© Jan. 2, 1923: 2 « Jan. 4; 
555039; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
- ton. 


FAUSTINA HATH THE FAIRER FACE; 
madrigal, trans., se. and ed. by 
Edmund Horace Fellowes [of Great 
Britain]; five mixed voices. 4to. 
(English madrigal school, no. 26: 
Madrigals in Michael Cavendish’s 
Book of airs and madrigals) 155 

© Dee. 15, 1922; 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1923; 
E 551407; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] . 


10 


pt. 10, nos. 8. 18 


FIpDLE (THE); by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer [of U. 8.]; piano. (Musi- 
cal instruments, no. 3) aie ate 


, © Jan. 11,:1928=\2 2 fan 
553493 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


FIDDLERS’ FANCY. See Music pictures. 


WIDELITE ; a love idyl, by Herman Van 
Dyk [of Great Britain] op. 58, no. 
2; piano, in B flat. 157 

© Jan. 8, 19238: 1 @ dam 7o: E 
501486; Banks & son, York, Eng- 
land. 


FIpG-ET-TY (THE) FIDGE; lyric by 
Henry Creamer, music by Lew Pol- 
lock [of U. 8.] 158 

© Jan. 11,1923; 2 eae Ei 
555188; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


Fiesta (LA) WALTZES; by N. Lieman 
[of U. S.], [arr. by Genevieve S. 
Ellis, of U. S8.]; piano. 159 

© 1:c¢. Jan. 2, 1923; Beossise ; 
Nettie Lieman, Los Angeles. 


FIRE (A) LADDIE JUST LIKE MY DADDY ; 
words by Bartley Costello, music by 
Johnnie Tucker [of U. 8.] 160 

©. Jan. 2, 192352 esau 2: 1 
554959; Joe Mittenthal, inc., New 
York. 


First SONATA; by Louis Gruenberg 

[of U. S.] op. 9; violin and piano. 

161 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2c: Jan: 2, 1923 ; 

E 553176; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


FLAME (THE) DANCE OF Isis; by Louis 
T. Gruenberg [of U. S.] op. 5, no. 
5; pf. (Five impressions, no. 5) 

os 162 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 ¢ Jans at; 

553326; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


FLEETING ; by Henry Cowell [of U. 8.1]; 
-piano. (Six ings, no..3) 163 
© - Dee. °30,: 1922572. nes ele .G, 
1923; E 555050; Breitkopf & Hartel, 
inc., New York. 


F'LEURS DE TENDRESSE; entr’acte, par V. 
Dyek [of France]; pour violon et 
petit orch. avec piano conducteur. 
4to. 164 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551536; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


FLIGHT OF THE BLUEBIRDS; by C. E. 
.Leighton fof U. S], arr. by Mary 
im Curran fof U. S.]; ist and 2nd 
mand. and piano. (Select music for 
mandolin orchestra) 165 

er sam 2, 1923; 2 ce Jan: 8; EB 
008298; Clifford E. Leighton, Port- 
land, Me. 


FLOATING; by Henry Cowell [of U. 
S.]; piano. (Six ings, no 1) 166 
© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1923; 
E 555048; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., 

- New York. 


FiLor pe HaBANA; sérénade espagnole, ° 


par Vincenzo Billi [ofItaly] op. 366; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

167 

Giese 27, 1922--1 ¢ Dee. 28; 
BE 551328; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


I“LORENTINER INTERMEZZO; von Ignatz 
Waghalter [of Germany], bearbeitet 
von Carl Zimmer [of Germany]; 
salon orch. with piano-conductor. 
Ed. Schott. (Domesticum, no. 109) 

168 

pre 20, 1921; 1 c¢ Sept. 23, 

1922; E 551488; B. Schott’s sdhne, 
Mainz, Germany. 


Forste (Den) kerlighed; af*folkeko- 
medien Cigaretpigen, tekst of Al- 
fred Kjerulf, music af Edvard Brink 
[of Denmark] 169 

Wmoy, 22, 1922; 1: ce. Dec... 9; 
BH 551464; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


FoR JUST ONE LITTLE APPLE; waltz 
song, with fox trot chorus, words by 
H. B. Havens, music. by H. Richard 
for WS: 170 

Ore jan, 5, 1923> Bi 555032; 
H. B. Havens, Ogallala, Neb. 


Four o’cLocK BLUES; by G. Horsley 


fof U. S.j, arr. by Phil Worde [of 
‘OS Fe he piano. fa 

(Mune. fan .4.. 1923; BH). 553507; 
Gus Horsley, New York. 


Fox-rrot; melody by M. Altschuler [of 

: Se Se 172 

©yt ec Jan. 5, 1923>. 553505 : 
Modest Altschuler, New York. 


FRAILACHI (DIE) YIDALICH : melody by 
A. Schwartz [of U. S8.] 173 
Mere @ Jan, Ie 1923)" 553388: 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


33348—23 2 il 


182 


FREE! words by James Rowe, musi¢e 
by MO EL Cummings fof U. 8.] 174 
©Udpne de 1928 2 Jam 16> 
555130; M. Homer Cummings, Glen 
White, W. Va. 


FREILACHI (DI) NACHT IN ADESS; niel- 
ody by A. Schwartz [of U. 8]; 
instrumental. 175 


© 1c. Jan. 13, 1923; E 553389; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


FRILLS AND FRIVOLITIES (Colifichets) ; 
intermezzo, by Hubert Bath [of Eng- 
land]; piano. 176 

© Dee. 21, 1922; 1c Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 5514386 ; Boswor th. & co. 1td) Lben- 
don. 


YRISKING; by Henry Cowell [of U. 

S.1; plano... [Six ings, ne. 2) Wer 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1923: 

E 555049; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., 
New York. 


FRoM PURITAN DAYS. See MacDowell 
(Edward Alexander) New England 
idyls. 


Fuzzy (THE) WUzzy BIRD; words and 
music by Harold Weeks [of U. S.] 
178 
© Oct. 23, 1922°)20e) dane 2; 1923 
E 553161; Forster music Ret ipsipa 
inc., Chicago. 


GALLANT (THE) 106TH INFANTRY 
MARCH; by L. M. Matt [of U. 8.], 
arr. by Albert Chiaffarelli [of U. 
S.]; solo and 1st B flat cornet. 179 

©) 1 e. Jan. 10;s1923; HW 455131; 
Lawrence Mansfield Matt, New York. 


GARDEN (THE) OF THOUGHTS; words 
by Josephine Robinson, music by 
Bertha Barker [of U. S.] 180 

©) Jani: 4,° 1923. 2 .<. Jan. 5; E 
553249 ; Carlin musie ¢o:; Indian- 
apolis. 


GATHER ROSE-BUDS WHILE YE MAY; trio, 
words by Robert Herrick, music by 
Hlias Blum [of U. 8.] op. 15, no. 2; 
women’s voices. 4to. (Octavo se- 
ries, women’s voices, no. 829) 181 

@ptan 1928 +.B 1c. eJame Aas 
E 5538502; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


GIFTS ; a connective service for Christ- 
mas, words by Edith Sanford Tillot- 
son, music by I. H. Meredith and 
William Moore [of U. S.] S8vo. 182 

© Oct. 8, 1921; 2c. and aff. Sept. 
1, 1922; A 684143; Tullar-Meredith 
o., New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


183 


pt..1i, Boss es 


GIPsSy; part song, music by Charles P. | GooD-NIGHT; waltz, words and melody 


Scott [of U. S.]; men’s voices. 4to. 
(Octavo series, men’s voices, no. 
462) * 183 


© Jan 2, 1923*" 2c. jan. 45: 
HooveS)” Arthur? Ps (Schmidt.”co., 
Boston. 


Girt (THE) I LOVE BEST, MY MOTHER; 
words and music by C. L. Thudi- 
chum [of U. 8.] Los Angeles, Calif., 
W. A. Quincke & co. 184 

© Now, 22)°1922> 2 e.hane 3/1923: 
EK 554979; C. L. Thudichum, Los 
Angeles. 


GIVE ME.ONE DAY; from Lola in love, 
words by Irving Caesar, music by 
Hugo Hirsch [fof U. S.] 185 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2. 1923; 
E 554884; Harms, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on new lyrics] 


GIVE THANKS AND SING; sacred song, 
words by Edward Lockton, ’music 
by Cuthbert Harris [of England]; 
mob flat. 186 

© Dec. 8, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 2, 1923; 
HE) 551281; Warren & Phillips, Lon- 
don. 


GLory SONGS; by various authors, coll. 
by P. W. Dixon [of Australia] 8vo. 
(Royal ed., no. 12) 187 

© Oct. 28, 1922's 1. e Jan: 2: 1923; 
EH 551369; W. H. Paling & co., Itd., 
Sydney, Australia. 


Go ‘(THE) Go BUG; words by Alex. 
Rogers, melody by CC. lLuckeyth 
Roberts [of U. S.] 188 

© dove. dan: 6.192320 a06200: 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 

GO YE, MY CANZONETS; by Morley, ed. 
by Sydney Grew [of Great Britain] ; 
two treble voices. Polymetric ed. 
4to. (First booke of canzonets to 
two voices, no. 1) 189 

© Dee. 7, 1922; 1 « Dec. 29; BH 
551446; J. Curwen & sons, Iltd., Lon- 
don. 


GOBLIN DANCE; by Frank Adlam [of 
England]; pf. 190 
©) Dec: 21.1922 te Jan: 2/1923 
E 551382 ; Nightingale & co., London. 
GOLDENE (DIE) CHASENE; words and 
melody by J. I. Tanzman [of U. 8.] 
(RIAN YEPIDNA NA) 

191 
© 1 «dan. 12, 1923; o50827 ; 

_ Joseph I. Tanzman, Brooklyn. 


Goop PURIM. 


by Leo Wood, Irving Bibo and Con 

Conrad [of U. S.], arr. by C. Conrad. 

192 

© le. Jan. 11,9923: BY asses - 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


words by Bernard Freeman Trot- 
ter, music by M. Stark [of-Canada] 
Toronto, .Canada, Anglo-Canadian 
music co. 193 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 1 @ Jan: 2) 1923 > 
E 551285; Mabel Stark, Toronto, 
Canada. 


GOoD-NIGHT, THE SUN IS SHINING; 
from Diana comes to town, words by 
Cyrus Wood, music by Will Ortmann 
[of U. S.] 194 


© Jan. 16, 1923; 2 ¢ Jan. 17; E 
553515; Harms, inc., New York. 


See Purim (A) songster. 


GOODBYE, MOTHER DEAR, DON’T ORY; 
words by H. Holloway, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S8.] 195 

© 1c Jan. 11, 19235 EB Sasso! ; 
Herbert Holloway, Wilcox, Canada. 


GRACEFUL DANCE. See Three dances 


from Charles I. 


GRAND €A) OLD WORLD THIS IS; words 
by R. Laurin, melody by Herman 
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
U.S] 196 

© 1 «4 Jan. 2; 19285 Miesa2s: 
Rose Laurin, Pittsfield, Mass. 


GRANDADDY; words and melody by R. 

CG. Goldberg: [o£ Us 82] 197 

© 1 .¢ Jan. 6, 1923) Mesaa0eo: 
Russell C. Goldberg, New York. 


GRANDFATHER (THE) 
Domestic suite. 


CLOCK. See 


GREETING TO SUMMER; by George F. 
Hamer [of U. 8.]; piano. 198 
© Jan. 2, 19286 2c iam. sk 
555046; Arthur P. Schmidt.co., Bos- 
ton. 
words by Frank 
Strepponi, melody by John Martell 
Pox Ws-o 199 
© 1e Jan. 18, 1923; BH 5538892 ; 
Chas. Marcello, New York. 


GRIEVING BLUES; 


“Hap I put KNown; duet from Dédé, 


{2 


English lyric by Donovan Parsons, 
musie by Henri Christiné [of 
France]; in E flat. [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 200 

© Nov. 16, 1922; 1 «. Nov. 17; H 
551425; B. Feldman & co., London. 


no. 1, 1923 


HANDEL (GeorG FRIEDRICH) AGT 
d’Hereule au 2° acte d’Herakles; 
oratorio, texte anglais de Thomas 
Broughton, traduction francaise de 
M. de Rudder, musique de Haendel, 
revu et adapté par Alfred Wot- 
aquenne [of Belgium]; basse. (Ré- 
pertoire francais de V’ancien chant 
classique, no. 598) 201 

pee oil 922); tc. Jan. 9; 1923; 
EH 551495; Henry Lemoine et cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is. claimed on 
revision and adaptation] 


Happy (THE) FAMILY; vocal one-step, 
words by Katie Anthony, music by 
R. Mare-Anthony [of Great Britain] 

202 

(Opec, 15,1922. 1 ¢ Jan: 2; 1923; 

FE 551293; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon- 
don. 


Happy (THE) JOURNEY; words tr. by 
Edward Lockton, an old tune to new 
harmonies by Ernest Austin - [of 
England]; in EH. 203 

Oman 2) 1925701 ¢ Jan. 6; 


551481; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


HARLEQUINADE (THE) ; fantastic oper- 
ette song cycle, words and music by 
Claude Arundale [of Great Britain] 

204 

@ Dee 27,1922): 2 ce. Jan. 5, 1923: 
Posies J.B. Cramer & .co.,. ltd., 
London. 


HARMONIANA; overture, by J. F. Ga- 
luska [of U. S.], arr. by M. H. Rib- 
ble [of U. S.]; band. 4to. 205 

(Cpam1o, 1923; 2 ¢ Jan. 10;.H 
555132; Victor music co., Chicago. 


Harp (THE) ; by G. A. Grant-Schaefer 
_ fof U. 8.]; piano.. (Musical instru- 
ments, no. 2) 206 


fe dane 14571923852 @ Jan. 18; 8 
503492; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


HAWAIIANA; Sérénade, par J. Lenoir 
[of France]; orch. avee piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 207 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c Dec. 29; EB 
591327; Société anonyme des édi- 
tions Ricordi, Paris. 


HE ALONE CAN GUIDE ME THROUGH; 
duet and quartet, words by Mrs. A. 
A. Stapp, music by M. N. Wilson 
[of U. S.]; male voices. S8vo. [Pho- 
tostat] — 208 

© June 11922: 2..c) Dee. 21;.6 
553422 ; Meredith N. Wilson, Denver. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


216 


He’s THE TALK OF THE WHOLE DARN 
TOWN; comedy song, words and mu- 
sic by Bert Reed and Billy Heagney 
fot was iSi 209 

Oe dam 2) 1923s 2Men Jan (2s w 
553106; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


HEAD AND HANDS; fundamental tech- 
nique, by Stephen A. Emery, op. 37, 
augmented and rev. by Charles Den- 
née [of U. 8.]; piano. pt. 1. Aug- 
mented and rev. ed. (Schmidt’s edu- 
cational series, no. 284a) 210 

©) Jan; 11985 aver Tam 12H 
553004; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. [Copyright is claimed on aug- 
menting and revising] 


HeArT (A) OF GOLD; waltz, words by 
Benj. H. Cudney, music by M. Piazza 
[of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. 
Y.]; 1st violin ace. 2k 

© 1c. Jan. 18, 1923; BH 558508; 
Michael Piazza, Brooklyn. 


HEARTACHES; words by David D. 
Schneider and Irving Rothman, mel- 
ody by J. Kritchevsky [of Russia, 
domiciled at New York] 212, 

odes gam, AS LOR Sky no 1G: 7 
Jasha Kritchevsky, New York. 


Hoanc-Ho; China fox-trot, by Elith 
Worsing [of Denmark]; piano. 213 
@ Nov. 22,7 1922: 1 ¢. Dee. 93. Bb 


551463; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 
Hotiipay (JOHN CHARLES) Three 


west country dances; by J. C. Holli- 
day [of Great Britain]; pf. Con- 
tents: 1. Shepherd’s dance.—2. Pipe 
dance.—3. Maypole dance. 214 
© ec. 6; 1922-1 et Dec 2075. Hh 
551296; Schott & eo., London. 


HOMMAGE MUSICAL A GABRIEL FAURE; 
1, berceuse par Maurice Ravel [of 
France]; violin et piano. (Jn Sup- 
plement de la Revue musicale d’oc- 
tobre, 1922) 215 

© Oe & 192254 e Dee 295 Hh 
551392; Durand et cie., Paris. 


—-III, par Louis Aubert [of 
France]; piano. (Jn Supplement de 
la Revue musicale d’octobre 1922) 
216 
© Oct. 1, 1922; 1 ce Dec. 29; E 
551393; Durand & cie., Paris. 


13 


217 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 1, as, v.48 


HoMMAGE MUSICAL A GABRIEL FAURE— 
Continued. 
IV, par Florent Schmitt [of 
France]; piano. (Jn Supplement de 
la Revue musicale d’octobre 1922) 
PIT 


© Ocis 1, 1922: 2 eee 29" hi 
551388 ; Durand & cie., Paris. 


VY, par Charles Koechlin [of 
France]; piano. (Jn Supplement de 
la Revue musicale d’octobre 1922) 
218 
© Oct: 1, 1922: 1 « Dee 29; BE 
551389; Revue musicale, Paris. 


VI, .par Paul Ladmirault [of 
France]; piano. (Jn Supplement de 
la Revue musicale d’octobre 1922) 
219 
(Cy Ont. 4, 122 Joe Dee 2a 
551390; Revue musicale, Paris. 


VII, par Roger Ducasse [of 
France]; piano. (Jn Supplement de 
la Revue musicale d’octobre 1922) 
220 
Cy Oct. 1) 1992-1 eh Dee. 295 
551391; Durand et cie., Paris. 


Hoo poo BLUES; fox trot, words and 
melody by E. C. O’Hara [of U. 8.] 
and C. B. Madder [of England], arr. 
by E. C. O’Hara. , A 

©)-1 c. dan. 1923 =” Bi. obs3G0: 
EMiory C. O’Hara and Chas. B. 
Madder, Milwaukee. 


Hovurk OF DREAMS; words and melody 
by Walter Smith [of U. 8.] 222 
©, 1 e:) dan. 16,1923. Hiro53433 = 

P. O. Brewer, San Francisco. 


How I’vE GOT DEM TWILIGHT BLUES; 
words and melody by Willy M. 
Grant [of U. 8.], arr. by William G. 
Still [of U. 8.] Dae 

© 1 ¢ Jan.) 8; 19238; >H 555083 ; 
Herbert music co., New York. 


How TO LIFT FORMS; music by Glenn 
Rouse Waterman [of U. S.] 224 
© Nov. 10, 1922; 2c. Nov. 29; aif. 
Dec. 26; A 694254; Waterman piano 
school, Los Angeles. 


How YA GONNA KEEP YOUR MIND ON 
DANCING, WHEN YOU'RE DANCING 
WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE; from 
George White’s scandals of 1922, 
words by Lew Brown, music by 
James F. Hanley [of U. 8.] 225 

©) Jan, 18) A923- 2 ie) Jan 0s. 


E 553460; Shapiro, Bernstein & CO., 


ine., New York. 


Hunt (THE) cup; or, Chanticleer’s 
race, part-song, words by J. H. 
Smithwhite, music by R. F. Jarman 
[of England]; mixed voices. Lon- 
don, Novello & co., ltd. Ato. 226 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 1 e. Jan. 5, 1923: 
E 551378; Robert F. Jarman, North 
Sanderland, England. . 


HurRDY-GURDY (THE); by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer [of U. S./'s> piamos  (iru- 
sical instruments, no. 6) 221 

© Jan.’ 11,°1923 2c. game Bl 
598496 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


HUR-RAH FOR HEN-RY; words and mu- 
sic by H. L. Brown-[of U. S:j 228 
© Jan. 2, 1823; 2 cede 
003199; Harry Leslie Brown, La- 
conia; IN. 


HyMwn oF Pan; poem by Shelley, mu- 
sic by Granville Bantock [of Eng- 
land] 229 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 1 « Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551858; Swan & co., Itd., London. 


I AIN’T NEVER HAD NO LOVIN’ YET; 
words and music by C. G. Collins 
[of U. 8.15 arr. by Barer ae ord 
[of U. S.] Little Rock, Ark., South- 
ern music pub. co. 250 

©. Jan. 3, 1925" 2c. tame « By 
553255; C. G. Collins, Little Rock, 
Ark. 


I AM ALL ALONE; fox trot, words by 
Ernest Kirkby, music by George H. 
Taylor [of U. S.] ABB | 

© Jan. .3, 1923 26.5 ioe E: 
9038259; Kirkby & Taylor music pub., 
Meriden, Conn. 


I cAN ALWAYS SEE THE SUNSHINE 
WHEN THE CLOUDS ARE ROLLING BY; 
words and music by Lee Turner and 
C. S. Millspaugh [of U. 8.] Doc 

© 1°ce. Jan. 5; 29255) Bi aaa0i 7 = 
Times square music pub. co., New 
York. 


I pDIDN’T KNOW I CARED; words and 
melody by C. Calvert and J. Barnett 
fot US AS 

© 1 c«. Jan: 16) 99235; Wieass4a5 5 
Charles Calvert and Jack Barnett, 
Brooklyn. 


I DON’T KNOW; words and musie by L. 

Didge [of U. S.] 234 

© 1c. Dee. 14,1922; HE S5a308 ; 
Lawrence Didge, Chicago. 


14 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


me. 1/1923 . 


I GOT MY EYE oN you; words and mu- 
sie by A. S. Herzog [of U. 8.], arr. 
by Tom Clark [of U. S.] Zao 

© He Jan: 12, 1923; H 555199; 
Arthur S. Herzog, New York. 


TViL FIND THE KEY TO YOUR HEART; 
from Hlsie, words and music by 
Carlo and Sanders [of U. 8.] 236 


Teheran 15, 1923: 2 ¢., Jan. 17; 
EH} 553440; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


I LOVE LIFE; words by Irwin M. Cassel, 
musie by Mana-Zucca [pseud. of Au- 
gusta Zuckermann, of U. 8S.] op. 83; 
high voice. 250 


Peas tO. 1993s 2c. Jan: 12; 
EH 553364; John Church co., Cincin- 
nati. 


I’M A DEVI. WITH THE GIRLS; words by 
Albert Leboff, melody by J. Lebo- 
witz [of Roumania, domiciled at 
Roselle, N. J.] 238 


@iive Jan it, $923; HM 553359; 
Joseph Lebowitz, Roselle, N. J. 


I’M CUCKOO OVER you; words and mu- 
sie by A. S. Herzog [of U. S.], arr. 
by Tom Clark [of U. S.] 239 

©ntve gam. 12, 1923> BH 555201; 
Arthur S. Herzog, New York. 


I’M DE HAPPIEST DARKEY DAT EVER WAS 
BORN; fox-trot song, words by C. S. 
Evans, music by Cal Southern 
[pseud. of Stanley F. Widener, of 
U. 8.] Los Angeles, Calif., Royal 
music pub. co. 240 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 2c. Jan. 3, 1923; 
E 554982; Stockton Evans, Los An- 
geles. 


I’M DONE-DONE-DONE WITH YOU; char- 
~ acter song, words and music by Al. 
Bernard [of U. 8.]; medium voice. 


241 


© Jan. 2, 1923: 2 « Jan. 2: EB 
500109; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


_1M GETTING BETTER; words by Arthur 
Weigall, music by Muriel Lillie [of 
England]; in F. [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 242 

© Wee. 13, 1922; 2 c Dec. 26; EH 
001401; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 

I’M GOLNG TO JOIN A HAREM; words 
and music by H. M. Archibald [of 
ee a 243 

@) 4c. Fan. 4).1923:..H 553198: 
Hazel M. Archibald, New York. 


252 


I’M GONNA GET YOU; words and music 
by Porter Grainger and Bob Rick- 
etts [of U. S.] 244 

Oran, 3.91923) Qe Jan. I22E 
508427; Zipf music pub. co., New 
York. 


— 7 tOx trot, by Porter Grainger and 
Bob Ricketts [of U. 8.], arr. by B. 
Ricketts; orch. Ato. 245 

@© Fan) 3.19233 20e) Jan. 125) 
j08424; Zipf music pub. co., New 
York. 


I’M GRIEVING FOR MY DADY, Mr. Moon; 
words by Marie Frances Stevens, 
music by E. C. Stevens [of U.8.] 246 

@ al te. Jan. 5; 19232 Bi 553217 5 
Edwin Campbell Stevens, Baltimore. 


I’M LONESOME AND I’M GOING BACK 
HOME SOME SWEET DAY; words and 
music by T[homas] Clifff[ord] Lee 
and J[ames] Clark Martin [of U. 
S.] 247 


@ 1c) Jan.’ 10; 1923: BW 5a5is4 : 
T. C. Lee and J. C. Martin, Louis- 
ville. 

I’M LONGING FOR YOU DIXIE MINE; 
words and music by D. EK. Silver- 
man [of U. S.], arr. by Jean Walz 
[of U. S.] 248 


©.1.¢ Jan. 2; 1923; BH 553114; 
David Edson Silverman, Chicago. 


I’M SCARED OF YOU: words by Alex. 
Rogers, melody by CC. lLuckeyth 
Roberts [of U. S.] 249 

© 1 eu dam iG: 1923: JB) boa2sGs 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New 
York. 


I MAY HAVE BEEN BORN IN VIRGINIa, 
BUT MY HEART’S IN A QUAKER TOWN; 
words by Rosa O’Hagan and B. 
Wesley, music by B. WeSley [of 
We Se] : de, 250 

GQ se. clan! 13.) 1923.2 sh 5580935 
Bert Wesley, Philadelphia. 


I MEAN NO ONE ELSE BUT You; from 
Lola in love, words by Irving 
Caesar, music by Hugo Hirsch [of 
Loheats sl para 

© Dec30, 1922" 2. e. Jan. 271923 5 
E 554886; Harms, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on new lyrics] 


I NEVER MISS THE SUNSHINE, I’M SO 
' USED TO THE RAIN; words by Neil 
Pardette, music by Norman Jay 
Harvey [of U. S8.] DOE, 
Oy dann 223i Qeiey Tanie iS 3) 
554984; Joe Morris music co., New 
Work, 


15 


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253 


I PASSED BY YOUR WINDOW; words by 
Helen Taylor, music by May H. 
Brahe, arr. by Clarence Lucas [of 
Great Britain]; male quartet or 
chorus. Ato. (Enoch & sons 
quartets and choruses, no. 1) 253 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 553158; Enoch & sons, New York. 


I SAY TO ALL MEN FAR AND NEAR; 
Easter, words by Von Hardenberg, 
tr. by Catherine Winkworth, music 
by Geo. A. Burdett [of U. S.] ; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Octavo series, mixed 
voices, sacred, no. 1368) 254 

© Jan 1 1925" 22¢., dan. 13° 8 
d008000; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


I SHOULD FOR GRIEF AND ANGUISH; by 
Morley, ed. by Sydney Grew [of 
Great Britain]; two treble voices. 
Polymetriec ed. 4to. (First booke 
of canzonets to two voices, no. 19) 

255 

© Dee. 7, 19227 1 cee. 20% 

001445; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


I'VE CROWNED THE SAVIOR KING OF MY 
HEART; words by F. H. Roush, mu- 
sic by Eva Williams [of U. S8.] 256 

© Dee. 28, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
BE 953151; Frank HE. Roush, Cin- 
cinnati. 


I’VE FOUND LOVE AT LAST; from Diana 
comes to town, words by Cyrus 
Wood, music by Will Ortmann [of 
Wes8.] 257 

© Jani6, 1923 2.e) fan. 17H 
000016; Harms, ine., New York. 


IVE GOT THE BLUES FOR MY HOME IN 
DIxiE; words by G. W. White, mu- 
sic by H. Richard [of U. S.] 258 

© 1c Jan. 5, 1923; B 555025: 
George W. White, Princeton, N. J. 


I'VE GOT THOSE RUNNIN’ WILD BLUES; 
from Liza, words and music by 
Maceo Pinkard [of U. S.] 259 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
K 504878; Harms, inc., New York. 


I’VE LOVED HER SINCE I HEARD HER SING 
KILLARNEY; words and music by J. 
Gibbons [of U. S.], arr. by Theodore 
Tache [of U. S8.] 260 

© Deey tS) 1922'* ie, San, Ozer; 
E 553236; James Gibbons, Ansonia, 
Conn. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement ] 


pt. DT, BSS sas 


I WISH THE MORNING WOULD NEVER 
COME; words and music by Alfin A. 
Philipp ‘[ot° Us sap" 261 

©‘’Jan. 11;°1923- 26 Janets. E 
5538463; A. A. Philipp, St. Louis. 


Ir I WERE THE SULTAN OF TURKEY, 
I wouLD KNOW WHAT TO DO; dance 
oriental, melody by 8S. G. Kahn [of 
US 262 

© -1 -e@ Jany 471923 3 Saae04 : 
Samuel George Kahn, New York. 


IF WIVES WERE PUT ON SALE; from Lola 
in love, words by Irving Caesar, 
music by Hugo Hirsch [of U. S8.] 

263 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2°e; Jane 2, 4928 ; 
E 554885; Harms, inec., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on new lyrics] 


IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR DADDY 
HOME; blues, words and music by 
Porter Grainger, Bob Ricketts and 
Ernest Paisley [of U. 8.] 264 

© Jan. 3, 1928+) 2°e_ sama: 
553426; Zipf music pub. eo., New 
Mork: 

IF YOU WERE ONLY MINE; words and 
music by N. Fisher [of U. 8.], arr. 
by Vern Elliott [of U. S8.] 265 


©. 1-e Jan. 1501923 5 HV asasee ; 
Nat Fisher, Los Angeles. 


IuiFF; words and music by J. P. Aag- 
aard: (ot (Us Sal 266 
© 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 19233 HW oss0et;” J. 

P. Aagaard, Covington, Va. 


IMPROVISATION. See Miersch (Paul 
Th.) Drei charactersttcke. 
IMPROVISATION ON A THEME THE 


BAILIFF’S DAUGHTER OF ISLINGTON. 
See Stray leaves. 


In A FAIRY BOATS by Brian Hope [of 
England]; pf. 267 
© Jan. +2; 1925 ve eae, 
551356; Elkin & co., Itd., London. ~ 


IN DAYS OF OLD. See Bush (Walter) 


Six miniatures. 


IN FLOWER OF APRIL SPRINGING; madri- 
gal, trans., sc. and ed. by Edmund 
Horace Fellowes [of Great Britain] ; 
five mixed voices. 4to. (Hnglish 
madrigal school, no. 21: Madrigals 
in Michael Cavendish’s Book of 
airs and madrigals) 268 

© Dec. 15, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1923 ; 
E 551414; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


16 


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a ee eS 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


284 


IN HEAVENLY LOVE ABIDING; hymn- 
anthem, Bibical words, music by 
J. Henry [of U. S8.]; mixed voices, 
organ ace. (Gamble’s octavo ed- 
itions) 269 

wean 10, 192352 ew dan. 15; 
BE 553404; Gamble hinged music ¢o., 
Chicago. 


IN ME GRATIA OMNIS; oOffertory or 
motet, music by A. L. Gabert [of 
U. S.J]; three male voices, organ 
ace. Ato. 270 

© Dee. 4, 1922; 2c Jan. 9, 1923; 
HH 553295; Abel L. Gabert, Washing- 
ton. [Copyright is claimed on new 
matter ] 


in SfHhAT BEAUTIFUL. CITY OF .GOLD; 
words and music by J. Bradley [of 
be .8:] Peal 
© aan 2; 1923+ 2 ¢.- Jan. 2; BH 
554951; Joseph Bradley, Phila- 
delphia. ; 


IN THE LAND OF SMILING WATERS; fox 
trot, by Frank Oliver and Norman 
Coombs [of U. S8.], arr. by Walter 
G. Haenschen [of U. S.]; sym- 
phonie dance orch. Feist ed. 272 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 11; E 
553368; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


IN THE VALLEY OF BROKEN HEARTS; 
words and musie by Moe Thompson, 
Elmer Olsen and Marie Prescott [of 
Ve 'Se] Zile 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2. ¢. Jan.15; 
BR 5538381; Jack Mills, THe. New 
York. am, 


‘INSTALLATION (THE); grand march, 
by Karl Lenox [pseud. of L. B. 
Knox, of U. 8.]; piano. 274. 

(tan 8.1923 2 ¢. Jan. 11; 
555165; Lenox music co., Boston. 


INTERMEZZO. See Brahms (Johannes) 


INVITATION (AN); words and music 

by A. Mathews [of U. S.] 275 

‘Cyan. 1 -"1923) De. Fan. 135 

E 553372; Alice Mathews, St. Peters- 
burg, Fla. 


INVOCATION ; words and music by M. 
A. Summers [of U. S.] 276 
Ootie. Jam ol2, A923 hy 553411: 
Marie Antoinette Summers, Brook- 
lyn. 


ISABEL; words by Alex. Rogers, mel- 
ody by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of 
U. S8.] ZATOR 

©-1.-e.. Jan. 6, 1923 Bi 553269 ; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


ISABELLE & PANTALON ; opera bouffe en 


deux actes, de Max Jacob, musique 
de Roland-Manuel [of France]; 
partition piano et chant. 278 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c« Jan. 9, 19238 ; 
D 26399; Heugel, Paris. 


Iste (THE) OF PARADISE; words by B. 
Ramirez, music by Marvin West- 
man [of U. S.] Los Angeles, Facile 
coast pub. and distributing co. 279 

Dee. .28,. 1922-2: 1e. | J aas Ss 
1923 ; E 554981; Benign Ramirez, 
Avalon, Calif. 


IsotpE. See Wagner (Richard) 


It AIN’T NO FUN TO GET ’EM YOUNG, 
WHEN THEY'RE JUST AS WISE AS YOU; 
words by Rosa O’Hagan and B. Wes- 
ley, music by B. Wesley [of U. 8.] 

280 


© 1 © Jan. 13, 1923; EB 55383804; 
Bert Wesley, Philadelphia. 


IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR; 
arr. by Paul Dawson [of U. 8.]; 
piano. Lawrence, Mass., Bay state 
music co. (At Christmas time, no. 
2) 281 

Peck *50;> 1923:" 2) Ee » Jan 2, 
1923; EH 553166; R. Liversidge, Law- 
rence, Mass. [Copyright is claimed 
on arrangement and harmonization] 


It IS. THE HOUR WHEN FROM THE 
BOUGHS; words by Byron, music by 
Mary Carmichael [of Great 
Britain]; sop. and contralto. (Se- 
lected vocal duets) 282 

(Pee © sain 2h VOIR Qe? (Tam. 4g 
590045 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


It’S A WONDERFUL WORLD AFTER ALL; 
words and music by Newton Alex- 
ander [of U. S8.] 283 

©) Jan. 110) 192302) ey Jan.ila; 
BE 558382; Jack Mills, inc, New 
York. ‘ 

It’s ALWAYS SUNSHINE WHEN YOU’RE 
AROUND; words and music by Frank 
Williams and Bessie Krey [of U. S:] 
New York, Authors & composers 
music co. 284 

© Jan, 8; 1923: 2c: Jans 132 
553374; Famous writers music co., 
Brooklyn. 


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285 


It TAKES A LITTLE LOVE TO DRIVE THE 
BLUES AWAY; words and music by 
Sym Winkel and Will Collins [of 
Wes 285 

© Jane’2,) 1923'2 -ex Jamie 
553104; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


IT WAS A LOVER AND HIS LASS; words 
by William Shakespeare, musie by 


Norman O’Neill [of England] 286 
©: Jan.-40;) 192802 re, ane 14: 
By 553325 A. W.* Gray co, New 


York. 


It WON’T BE LONG Now; melody by M. 
M. Jockers [of U. S.] 287 
© 4). Jan. 16, 1923 » W"555429 : 
Monroe Mann Jockers, Los Angeles. 


JACKIE; words by. J. H. Weitzel, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 288 

td e an. 2° 1923 i 5538128; 
John H. Weitzel, Slick, Okl. 


melody by T. Cum- 

289 
G, 41923); 85538280 ; 
Bedford Hills, 


JAPANESE MOON; 
mes of U.S.) 
©Ocl ee. Jan: 
Thayer Cumings, 
INES 


JAZIMOVA: words by Lloyd Oesear, 
melody by Harry Childs [of U. S.] 
29/) 

©@yt ¢@. Pane 2.01928); Ep baBl37 ; 
Robert Harry Childs, Tacoma. 


JAZZLAND BALL; words by Alex. Rogers, 
melody by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of 
ti a 291 

©) 1 ¢) date e 1925° Br O5a2 08: 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


dns: bys J. MecSmith. jr. fer WU. S2) ° 
piano. 292, 
© @ ic. Jan. 72) 19235 By 554856 : 
James Miller Smith, jr., Newark, 


IN Ji 


JESUS IS LEADING ME STILL; words and 
music by C. G. Elliott [of U.. S.] 


i 293 

Oysan: 25519233. 2).¢, Samo 

553309; Curtis Glenn Elliott, Los 
Angeles. 

JESUS, PRECIOUS JESUS; words and 

music by M. N. Wilson [of U. S8.] 

Svo. [Photostat] 294. 


© May 1, 1922; 2c Dee. 21; E 
553419; Meredith N. Wilson, Den- 
ver. 


pt. It, DS. WS 


JESUS REMAINETH THE SAME; 
by: H.. Fk. 


words 
McLain, music by H. F. 


and Carrie McLain {of U. 8.] (In 
Special songs for Jesus) 295 
© May 1, 1922; 2 « Jan. 2, 1928: 


HK) 508i22 
Ala. 


H. F. McLain, Jasper, 


JEWEL IN THE LOTUS (Om mani pad- 
mi hum); tr. from The Pali, music 
by May Courtney [of Australia] 
(Paling’s song series, no. 106) 296 


Oct. 28, 19222 ih 1G) ee 
1928; E 5513874; W.-H. Paline’ & 
co., Itd., Sydney, Australia. 


JOIE DE VIORE; valse brillante, par 
Manlio Di Veroli [of Great Britain] ; 
piano. 297 


© Nov. 23, 1922; 1 eo ipee, 20; 
E 551308; Schott & co., London. 


Jone (Marinus vE) Zes_ preluden 
(Six preludes); de M. De Jong 
fof Belgium]; pianv. Contents :— 


1. Elegiacum (Beati qui lugent).— 
2. Elegiacum (Miser factus sum ).— 
3. Consolatorium.—4. Nocturnum.— 
5. Dulcis melancholiae.—6.. Relig- 
iosum. 298 

© Dee. 1,,1922:: 1 € dame, 22. ; 
FE 551287; Schott fréres, Brussels, 
Belgium. 


Joys (THE) OF LOVE (Plaisir d’amour) ; 
romance, Hnglish tr. by C. P. Stev- 
enson, musie by Martini, ed. and arr. 
by Arthur W. Marchant [of Great 
Britain] (Bayley & Ferguson’s fes- 
tival series) [English and French 
texts ] 299 

© Dec... 14, 19225) 1 eaten. a, 
1923; E 551417; Bayley & Ferguson, 
Glasgow. 


JUBILANTE; intermezzo, by. Gustav 
Klemm [of U. 8.]; piano. lLaw- 
rence, Mass., Bay state music co. 
(Suite modern, no. 2) 300 

© Dec. 30,, 1922; 2i@ Janes 
E 553164; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. 


JUBILATE DrEO; a collection of original 
pieces for use in church, schools and 
convents, Latin words, music by EKdu- 
ardo Marzo [of U. S.] op. 188; 


treble voices, organ ace. Ato. 301 

© Jan.) 3, 1923): 2c tee eae 
554976: Robin Ellis, Ridgefield 
Park, Nod: 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


B17 


KercHoo:; words and melody by Billy 
Rose and Mort Dixon [fof U. 8.], 
arr. by Billy Rose. 302 

© tie van 21923; HE 554948; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


Kiss ME; words and music by Joe 
MecKiernan and Jack Shilkret [of 
Pits: | 3038 

am. 4. 1928: 2 ec. Jan. 4; 
Bh 553241; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inec., New York. 


KLAVIER WERKE. See Bach (Johann 


Sebastian) — Schumann (Robert 
Alexander ) 
KNoTTing (THE) sone; words by 


Charles Sedley, music by Henry 
Purcell, arr. by Alfred Moffat [of 
Great Britain] (Bayley & Fergu- 
son’s festival series) 304 

©) Wee 4 1922: 1'ce.-Jan. 5, 1923: 
B 551418; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- 
gow. 


KopsIN VI HENE GAESTI; words and 
melody by A. Schwartz [of U. S.] 
; 305 
© team. 13, 1923: BH 553386; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


KORTE VARIATIES (Petites variations) ; 
op een thema in Dorischen toonaard, 
de Mar. De Jong [of Belgium]: 
piano. 306 

© Pee i, 1922: 1c. Jan. 3, 1928: 
E 551289; Schott fréres, Brussels, 
Belgium. 


KKREISLERIANA. See Schumann (Rob- 
ert Alexander) Klavier werke. bd. 2. 


Ku Kiux Kian; grand march, by K. 
W. Hall [of U. 8:]; piano. 307 
@) gam. -8)1928 > 2. e.) Jane 18; 


FE 553373; Kathryn E. Hall, Okla- 


homa City, Okl. 


LACRYMOSA; by Grazioli, arr. by 
Arnold Trowell fof Great Britain]; 
violoncello, violin and pf. 308 

© Nov. 30, 1922; 1 ec. Dee. 20; 
Be pololl< Schott. & ¢o., London. 
[Copyright is claimed on transcrip- 
tion and arrangement] 


LADY OF THE LAKE; valse elegante, by 
Joseph M. Daly [of U. S.], ‘arr. by 
J. Bodewalt Lampe; 1st violin. 

oie, | - 809 
‘(© Dec: 5, 1922: 1 ce. Nov. 29: 1 « 

Jan. 10, 1923; E 555168; Jack Mills, 

ine., New York. 


| 


LaDy SILVER HEELS; words and music 
by B. V. Gaines [of U. 8.] Los An- 
geles, Calif., Gaines pub. co. 310 

©) Dee, 23; 192232 ¢€. Jaw 3; 1923 = 
FE 553147; Berenice Van Loan 
Gaines, Los Angeles. 


LAST NIGHT THE WORLD BEGAN; words 
by Gus Kahn, music by Allan H. 
Covington [pseud. of Isham Jones, 
OF Us S82] 311 


© Oet. 28, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923 = 


E 553162; Forster music publisher 
ine., Chicago. 


LAUGHIN’ CRYIN’ BLUES; words and 
music by Porter Grainger and Bob 
Ricketts [of U. 8.] 312 
IC) Jn 25. 1923 7°26. san. 1 
5538425; Zipf music pub. co., New 
York. 

LAUGHING 
rhythm. 


WATER. See Tone and 


LEIBEDIG BRIDERLACH; melody by A. 

Sehwartz [of U. S.] elie 

Grd.c, Jane 13,°1923 > Bb bos3s90r 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


LEICHTE CHARAKTERSTUCKE (Easy 
pieces); von Goby Eberhardt [of 
Germany]; violine, die erste lage 
nicht tiberschreitend, und _ klavier. 
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, ne. 2150) 

314 

Noy.) 22." 1ORe sri go. Hee: Oo: 

FE 551457; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


LEJOS DEL HOGAR; poesia de FF. MiliAn, 
musica de Guadalupe Milian [of 
Porto Rico] San Juan, Puerto Rico, 
Jose Laza & Ga. eu) 

©. Dee. 30, 1922;.2 ¢ Jan. 2, 1923); 
EK 593154; Francisco Milian, San 
Juan, Porto Rico. 


Ler IsraAEL TRUST. See Purim (A) 


songster. 


LET’S BRIGHTEN EVERYTHING! valse by 
Joseph Holbrooke [of Great Brit- 
ain] piano: . Paxton’s .ed..-: 316 

© Dee! 30, 1922-1, Jan.:2; 1923: 
EK 551354; W. Paxton & co., ltd., 
London. 


LET THE FUN BEGIN; march, words and 
music by Fred. K. Huffer [of U. 8.]; 
sop. alto and bar. 4to. (Secheol mu- 
sie for the upper grades and high 
school) (Cover title :—When the fun 
begins) 317 

©) Dee, 26, 1922 > 2c.) Jan. 2, 1923); 
FE 554849; Chart music pub. house, 
Chicago. 


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318 


PYRIGHT ENTRIES 
pt..117;- N.S. v2 8 


LIBERTY BELL OF LITHUANIA; march, | 

by L. Buinis [of U. 8.]; band. 4to. 

318 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c Jan. 2, 1923; 

EH 558148; Longin Buinis, Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 


LIEBSTRAUME. See Liszt (Franz) 


LIED DU PRINTEMPS AU PREMIER ACTE 
DE LA WALKYRIE. See Wagner 
(Richard) ; 


Lt. CULPEPPER; march, by H. P. Bur- | 
gess [of U. 8.], arr. by Leo Fiedler 
Por UU. -S:] 2. pamd: 319 

© 1c. Jan, 1923-08 Sasol: 
Harry P. Burgess, Quantico, Va. 


LirE; words by A. A. Flagg, music by 
Geo. Grait, jr. (or: U.S, barry | 
Theo. G. Beach, of U. S.] 320 | 

Oise Tans 8, 1922 Wy besos : 
Alice A. Flagg, Godfrey, IIl. 


Lir—E IN THE WworRLD; words by C. | 
Alvdranga, melody by Herman Du- 
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 
S.] ae | 

© de Jan; 2 1923-"hy soso "| 
C. Alvaranga, Kingston Jamaica, | 
B. W. I. 


LirT UP A SONG; words by Edward | 
Lockton, music by F. A. Armstrong | 
[of England] 1. In E flat.—2. In 
G. ae | 
© Dee. 28, 1922; 1 ¢c. each Jan. 5, 

1923; E 551448; Leonard & co., Lon- | 

don. 


LIFTING UP SONG BOOK; words by A. 
R. Schooler, music by A. R. Schooler 
and Thoro Harris [of U. S.] 4to. 

Doe ul 
© Mar. 14, 1922; 2 « and aff. Dee. | 

26; A 698592; A. R. Schooler, Cleve- | 

land. 


Lichts (THE) 0’ HOME; twenty ships 
in Gantry Bay, words by Arthur 
Ketchum, music by R. Cooper [of 
Great Britain] Glasgow, Bayley & 


Ferguson. 324 
©) Dees. 22) 19222 einaans 10; 
1923; E 551434; Robert Cooper, | . 


Lisfannon, England. 


Linac time. Seé Schubert (Franz 
(Better ) 

LILIES, CUSHIONS AND ROSES; from | 
Dédé, English lyric by Donovan 


Parsons, music by Henri Christiné 
[of France]; in D. [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 325 


© Nov. 16, 1922; 1 @ Nov. 17; EB 


551423; B. Feldman & co., London. | ° 


LILLE (DEN) PRINSESSE; operette i 3 
akter, sangene af Ludvig Brand- 
strup, musik of Georg Rygaard [of 
Denmark] 326 


©. Nov. 22, 41922; 1 ¢ Dee. 9: E 
001458; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


| LISTEN HERE GIRLS; words by E 


Munce, music by Geo. Graff, jr. [of 
U. 8.], [arr. by Fred §S. Ronnes, of 
| as 327 


© 1c Jan. 8 1923; HM aoa07s: 
Ik. Munece, Toronto, Canada. 


Liszr (IF'Ranz) Liebstraume (Dream 
-ot love) ; notturno, no. 2, by Liszt, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz [of U. 8.], 
played by Harris Meyer [of U. S.] 
(Solo carola, hand played record, 
no. 74666) [Music roll] 328 


©. Jan... 5; 19238) Bec. iano. ae 
050205; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on interpretation - 
and editing] 


LirtLe (THE) BANJO; by G. A. Grant- 
Schaeffer [of U. S.]; piano. (Musical 
instruments, no. 7) ‘B29 


© Jan. 11, 1923; 2 « Jan. 13: E 
553497 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


LirrLE (THE) CHURCH AROUND THE 
CORNER; fox trot song, words and 
music by Sam lL. Warner, Abe 
Lyman, Arthur Freed and Gus Arn- 
heim [of U. 8.] [Photostat] 330 


© Dec. 14, 1922) 2c Nam. doe: 
FE 554986: Warner bros., New York. 


LITTLE FLAPPER SWEETHEART; words by 
Frances F. Tyler, melody by A. M. 
Fuller [of U. S8.] 3el 


© 1c Jan. 18, 1923; E 553464; 
Alfred M. Fuller, Cleveland. 


LITTLE GLOW worm; from Elsie, words 
and music by Carlo and Sanders [of 
U. S.J, arr. by J. Dell Lampe. 332 


© Jan. 15,9239 2. ieee 
553439; Jerome H. Remick & Co., 
New York. 


LITTLE ROVER DON’T FORGET TO COME 
BACK HOME; lyric by Gus Kahn, 
music by Walter Donaldson [of U. . 
S.] 333 
‘© 'Fans6,;,1923:; 2 cca ae 
553267; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., 
ine., New York. 


20 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


Lo, HERE ANOTHER LOVE; by Morley, ed. 
by Sydney Grew [of Great Britain] ; 
two treble voices. Polymetric ed. 
4to. (First booke of canzonets to 
two voices, no. 8) . 8384 

© Dee. 5, 1922; 1 c Dee 29; E 
551440; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


LorvA HERREN MIN sJAL; words from 
Ps, 146: 1-6, English words adapted 
and music composed by C. A. Swan- 
son [of U. S.J]: mixed voices. 
[Swedish and English texts] 4to. 

3835 

Gas 3, 1925.2 e. Jan. 5; 

Qo0e201; Carl A. Swanson, Galesburg, 
Tl. 


Lota; tango milonga, by Camille de 

Rhynal [of France]; piano. 336 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

FH) 551295 ; Metzler & CO. ee) Itd., 
London. 


Lona; ballad fox-trot, words and mu- 
Sic by Roland Fernwood [of U. S8.], 
arr. by Earl Sa for U. S-] 

337 
© 1 ee san. 4,.1923; BH 554995 ; 
Roland Gulhrer, Milwaukee. 


LONELY LITTLE ME; words and music 
Dye i. Abel tot U.S.) 308 
@yive.~Jdan. 2>\ 1923: EH 553140: 

L. Earl Abel, San Antonio. 


LONESOME BLUES; fox trot, words and 

music by EH. Caplan [of U. S.] 339 

© 1 e Jan. 9,-1928; BE 553311; 
Edward Caplan, Jersey City. 


LONESOME MOMENTS; by J. Kelshaw 
fof U. S.], arr. by Vern Elliott [of 
eeSols) plano." 340 

@*1¢ Jan. 11, 1923; E 553333; 
John Kelshaw, Los Angeles. ° 


Loose (THE) 


suite. 


SHOE. See Domestic 


Lora LEE; glee, words by Joseph J. C. 
Clarke, music by Victor Herbert [of 
U. 8.]; male voices. 4to. 341 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1923; 
EF 553219; Harms, ine., New York: 


Lorp (THE) OF LIFE; words by E. A. 
Dobbins, music by D. Conea [of U. 
S.] obl. i6mo. [Blueprint] 342 

© Dec. 23, 1922: 2 ce. Jan: 2, 19238; 
FE 553124; Elwood A. Dobbins, N. 
Bergen, N. J. and Dominick Conca, 
New York. 


- LOVE PIRATES; 


352 


LOUISVILLE BLUES ; words and music by 
’ Bob Ricketts and Mike Jackson [of 
U. S.J 3435 
Gahan 25) TOZ8 er? se ane. 2 
503105 ; Triangle music pub. ¢co., ine., 
New York. 


L-0-v MEANS I LOVE you; words and 

music by B. Mell [of U. S.] 344 

©) te, Dee t1922 Hi" pabI24: 
Brooks Mell, Atlanta. 


LOVE AND THE MOON; from Rose briar, 


words by Booth Tarkington, music © 


by Jerome Kern [of U. eat 345 
© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 «. Jan. 2, 1923; 
PP oaslote o Be arms ra New 

York. 


Love (THE) FOOL; words and melody 

by R .C. Goldberg [of U. S.] 346 

© 1e Jan.” 5, 19233 555001); 
Russell C. Goldberg, New York. 


LOVE IN HARVEST TIME; intermezzo by 
Frank Gregory [of Great Britain] ; 
piano. 347 

(©) Jan. S$) 19231 e, Jan.05 2 2 
551487 ; Banks & son, York, England. 


Love (THE) IN YOUR EYE; words by 
F. Jamison, music by H. Richard [of 
U. 8.] 348 

A@iit et jan, 5, 1925: i bas0ad: 
Floyd Jamison, Morrison, Okl. 


LOVE ME IN YOUR OLD TIME WAY; words 
and melody by Willy M. Grant [of 
U. S.5. arr: by William G. Still [of 
U. S.J 349 

© 1c Jan. 8, 1923; H 555086; 
Herbert musie co., New York. 


LOVE ME TENDERLY FOR LOVE.MAY DIE; 
words and music by A. S. Herzog 
[of U. S.J, arr. by Tom Clark [of 
LU Sa 350 


Cy te Jem. i 1923; E 555198; 
Arthur S. Herzog, New York. 


LOVE NEEDS NO SINGLE WorD; from The 
clinging vine, words by Zelda Sears, 
music by Harold Levey [of U. S.] 

301 
© Deci-30, 1922; 2 c Jan. 4.1923: 
E 553221; Harms, ine., New York. 


words by P. C. Platt, 
melody by 8. C. Powell [of U. 8.] 
352 
© 1.c¢ Jan. 9, 1923; E 5583805; 
Shelby C. Powell and Phoebe Cornell 
Platt, Los Angeles. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3538 


“LOVERS VALSE; by E. Enna [of U. 8.1; 
piano. Portland, Or., International 
music pub. co. 393 


© Dec. 4, 1922: 2 c. Jan. 8, 1923; 
BE) 554980; Emil Enna, Portland, Or. 


LOovE’S REWARD; serenade, by Louis 
Panella [of U. S.]; oreh. with piano. 
Ato. 354 

© Jani 5 1928; 2. ¢ Jane 4: EB 
553009; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 
serenade, by Louis Panella [of 

U. S.J]: piano. (Instructive pieces 

for the pianoforte, no. 88) 305 
© Jan. .5, 1923-"°2'e Fak 47° 

553191; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 


LOVE’S SWEET CHARM AND FAIRY LAND; 
words and melody by A. A. Brooks 
[o£ 0.8.) 356 

© te fan) 6, 49233) EP 553289 ; 
A. A. Brooks, Indianapolis. 


F,OVE’S WOOING CALL; words by H. V. 
Adams, melody by Jean Navarre 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 8.] 

Bot 

1923: We 5aat53: 

Blanchissense, 


©, A. .c. Jan; -2; 
Hermon V. Adams, 
Trinidad, B. Ww. 1. 


LULLABY; from the New world sym- 
phony, by Anton Dvorak, arr. by 
Louis R. Dressler [of U. S.]; sop. 1, 
2 and alto. 4to. (Fischer edition: 
Chortsses in octavo form, no. 5188) 

358 

G) Dee. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2; 1923; 
E 553152; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement ] 


See also Tone and rhythm. 


ILULEAY ! LULLAY; carol of the Virgin 
mother, words from time of Henry 
IV, music by W. G. Whittaker [of 
England]; medium voice. 359 

CGybPecs 19,1922 > edans 2, 1923.5 
E 551366: Winthrop Rogers, Itd., 
London. 


Luna (LA); polka, by S. Cusenza [of 

U. S8.]; instrumental. 560 

(©) Age) Jan 64928. Ri Sda260 
Salvatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 


LUSTIGE MUSIKANTEN (Merry musi- 
cians) ; album, von Goby Eberhardt 
fof Germany]; violine und klavier. 
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2179) 

361 

Novi/22.° 19224) ‘e: siee. 29% 

E 551456; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


pt. 111, BYS., 7.48 


Luz (A) Music score; for Hearts 
aflame, compiled by Ernst Luz [of 
U. 5.) 5 plano. 362 

© Dec. 30; 1922; 2c Jam 42, 
1923; E 555162; Photo play music 
co., New York. 


LYING LIPS; words and music-by Lee 
Turner and C. §S. Millspaugh [of 
U. &] 363 

© 1c Jat. 5, 1922° Boas: 
Times square music pub. co., New 
York. 


M’r’ ssoraA; melody by R. Grauso [of 

U.S. 364 

© le Jan. 3,°1923:; ase: 
Raffaele Grauso, New York. 


MacDowELL (EpWARD ALEXANDER) 
New England idyls; by MacDowell, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz [of U. S.], 
played by Mary Angell. (Solo 
carola, hand played record, no. 
74696) Contents:—a. Midsum- 
mer.—hb. From Puritan days. [Mu- 
sic roll] 365 

© Jan. 5, 1923; 2%e) ane ete 
555207; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


To a wild rose; words by Her- 
mann Hagerdorn, music by E. A. 
MacDowell, arr. by Paul Ambrose 
[of U. S.]; mixed voices. 4to. (Oc- 
tavo series, mixed voices, secular, 
no. 213) 366 

© Jan. 2, 1923-02 eo sage eee 
555041; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. . 


MAD, ’CAUSE YOU TREAT ME THIS WAY; 
words by Bobby Heath, music by 


Jimmy McHugh [of U. 8.] 367 

©: Jan: 10; 1923.52) > cs Sane; 
E 553379; Jack Mills, ine, New 
York. 


Maiti (THE) MAN MUST BE MAD AT ME} 
words by Alex. Rogers, melody by C. 
Luckeyth Roberts [of U. 8.] 368 

© le. Jan. 6, 19238; E 553275; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New 
York. 


Make Goop; words and music by N. C. 


Smith [of U. S.]; male voices. High 
school ed. 4to. (Plantation folk 
songs, no. 8) 369 


© Dee. 1,,1922; 2: Jans 2) 1923. 
E 553094; N. Clark Smith, Kansas 
’ City, Mo. 


22 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


Mat (LA) MaArRiIDADA;_ traditional 
Spanish text, music by Antoni Perez 
Moya [of Spain]; sop. solo and 
mixed voices. 370 

ie aiam, 16, 1923;'2 «Jan. 17; E 
553519; Kurt Schindler, New York. 


Maiprero (G. FRANCESCO) Due so- 
netti del Berni; musica di G. F. 
Malipiero [of Italy]; sop. Con- 
tents :—1. Chiome d’argento fine.—2. 
Cancheri e beccafichi. St 

fo Mee 27, «1922: 1.¢ Dee. 28; 
BH 551330; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


MAMMYy’S CARBON Copy; from Queen 0’ 

hearts, words and music by Harry 

* Richman, Bill Dugan, and Lou 

Davis [of U. S8.] 372 

(opie 17, 1923; 2c. Jan. 18; EH 
553518 ; Harms, inec., New York. 


MAM’ZcOLLE CONFETTI; intermezzo, writ- 
ten by Fred. W. Leigh, music by 
Langley Thorne [of England]; in C 
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 

373 

(ores 15) 1922: 2 ¢.° Dec. 26; 

E 551400; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


MAN 0’ MINE; the lady of the forest, 
words and music by Evelyn A. Ver- 
ney [of England] 374 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH 5513876 ; Frederick Harris CO:, Lon- 
don. 


MAN (THE) WITHOUT A COUNTRY; can- 
tata, words by M. Josephine Ma- 
roney, music by E. 8. Hosmer [of 
U. 8.] ; mixed be ca 4to. Oto 

edan. 2.1923 ; e. Jan. 4; E 
5OD0AA ; a lee cela EO. Bos- 
ton. 


Marcon In F; by W. O. Skillman [of 
.S.)° piano. 376 
© 1 e¢. Jan. 4, 1923; E 553200; 

W. O. Skillman, Columbus, O. 


MARCH OF THE CRUSADERS. See Three 
pieces from The crusaders. 


MARCH OF THE PROPHETS; by F. Jewell 
homrUs+S: 13, band.- 4te, > - ole 
eran. 4 9286" 2) ee Jan os. Eh 
5538245; Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 


MARCHE DES COTILLONS; par Francis 
Popy. [of France]; pour harmonie 
ou fanfare. 4to. ate 
- © Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH} 551523; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 


| Mass; in honor of St. 


386 


MARCHE SLAVE. See Tschaikowsky 


(Peter Iljitch) 


Marcia (LA) DEI FAscistT1; di F. 
Pennino ef U., Si): fmand:poCk. 
Pennino’s edition, no. 63) 379 

© Dee. 1551922: 2 eo ams 1G: 
1923; E 553448 ; Francesco Pennino, 
Brooklyn. 


MARIE; words by J. H. Weitzel, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 380 

©.1 «ce, fam: 2; 1928; 558129; 
John H. Weitzel, Slick, Okl. 


Martini (G. B.) Allegretto; di G. B. 
Martini, libera trascrizione di Remy 
Principe [of Italy]; violino e pf. 
(Edition Ricordi, no. 375) 381 

© Dee. 27, 1922; 1 c. Dec. 28; E 
5513844; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Mary; words by O. O. Helgerson, mu- 
sie by H. Richard. fof, U.S] 382 
© er Gans ..5,/1923.:. Bi 555024: 
Oliver O. Helgerson, Mt. Sterling, 
Wis. 


Mary ELLEN, SHE'S WALTZING MAD; 
words by Perey Edgar, music by 
Mark Strong [of Great Britain] 

383 


© Dec. 6, 1922: 1 ¢ Dec. 20; EB 
551118; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


Stanislaus, 
Latin words, music by Wal. Bonk 
[of U. S.]; sop. and alto, ten. and 
bass ad lib., organ ace. Score. 4to. 
384 
©, Deen 2541922,4:2.c. Deck2F > E 
553397 ; X. Jordan pub. co., Reading, 
Pa: 


2 


MASSENET -(JULES EMILE FREDERIC) 
Mélodie-élégie;. des Erinnyes de J. 
Massenet, transcription de H. Mou- 
ton [of Belgium]; pour violoncelle 
et orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

380 
© Dee: 14, 19221 e: Jan: 9, 1923 ; 
EB 5515384; Jean Jobert, ’ Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on transcrip- 

tion ] 

Le roi de Lahore; opéra de J: 


Massenet, fantaisie mosaique par H. 
Tavan [of France]; orch. avec piano 


conducteur. 4to. 386 
©’ Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ¢ Jan. 9, 1928 ; 
E 551501; Heugel, Paris. [Copy- 


right is claimed on arrangement] 


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o) 


= =, = oS 
© RS TE ESSE Tn 


eae 


—a 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


387 


pt. 11 Bes, vas 


MAvoURNEEN; the song of the forest 
lover. words and music by Evelyn 
A. Verney [of England] 387 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
FE 551377; Frederick Harris co., Lon- 
don. 


See Tone and rhythm. 


MAYPOLE DANCE. See Holliday (John 
Charles) Three west country dances. 


MAY DAY. 


MazurRKA (LA); by S. Cusenza [of 

U. S.J]; instrumental. 388 

© 1¢@ Jan.°6, 1923; HW 553284; 
Salvatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 


MECHANTE! valse-hésitation, par A. 
Barbirolli, arr. par Hans Ourdine 
[of France]; orch., avec piano-con- 
ducteur. 4to. 389 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 551531; L. Philippo, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on arrangement] 

MELODIE-ELEGIE. See Massenet (Jules 
Emile Frédéric) 

MELODIOUS FOX-TROT; by L. De Santis 
fof U. S.J]; melody with piano ace. 

390 
© ide. Jan... 4, 1923; 1 553202. 
Louis De Santis, New York. 

MEMORIES OF MOTHER; words by H. T. 
Parsons, musie B. H. Richard [of 
U.S.) 391 


©@ co Jan. 5, 1923" © 555022; 
Harry T. Parsons, Indiana Harbor, 
Ind: ; 


MEMORIES OF THE DAYS THAT USED TO 
BE; words by P. H. Crabtree, melody 
by Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.] : 392 

Om. ex tan.) 2.0923 hy aaI126r 
Paul H. Crabtree, Hillsdale, Okl. 


MEMORY ISLE; words by Gus Kohn, 
melody by Abe Olman fof U. S8.] 
393 


© 1 « Jan. 2, 1923:'H 554949; 
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 


MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB LuD- 


wie Fetix) Air de soprano dans 
Paulus: oratorio, texte pris dans 
les Saintes Eeritures, traduction 


francaise de M. de Rudder, musique 
de Mendelssohn, revu et adapté par 
Alfred Wotquenne [of Belgium]; 
sop. (Répertoire francais de l’ancien 
chant classique, no. 597) 394 

© Dec, 14, 1922 > hve. Ganv 9: 
1923; E 551494; Henry Lemoine et 
cie., Paris. [Copyright is claimed 
on revision and adaptation ] 


Merry ENGLAND; by Gustave Lind, 
arr. by Ernest Reeves [of Great 
Britain]; 2 violins, ’cello, bass, har- 


monium and_ piano. ( Western 
dances, no. 1) 395 

© May 17, 1922; 1 ce. Dec. 20; EB 
5591304; Augener, Itd., London. 


[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


MERRY GO ROUND; melody by M. M. 
Jockers [of U. S.] 396 
© 1c. Jan. 16,°1928; EH 553480: 
Monroe Mann Jockers, Los Angeles. 


MIDNIGHT REVELS; valse, by Cuthbert 
Clarke [of Great Britain]; piano. 
397 

© Jan. 21923-51 @dany ee 
501427 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


MipstumMMeErR. See MacDowell (Ed- 
ward Alexander) New England 
idyls. 


MierscH (PAuL TH.) Drei character 
stiicke; von P. T. Miersch [of Ger- 
many] op. 41; klavier, violine und 
violoncell. Berlin, verlag von Ries 
& Erler. Contents: 1. Pageant 
(Aufzug)—2. Improvisation.—3 
Village festival (Lindliches fest) 

398 

© Dee. 10, 1922; 1 « Jan. 6, 1923; 

E 551899; Paul Th. Miersch, New 
York. 


MINNESOTA (THE) SONG; words and 
music by Mrs. G. H. Hutchins [of 
U. S.j, arr. by. Arthur (Ward lor 
U. S.] [Photostat] 399 

© 1 « Jan. 2;71923" hh) Saa0so: 
Mrs. George Henry Hutchins, Hop- 
kins, Minn. 


MINUET; by Arnold Trowell [of Great 
Britain] op. 11, no. 3; violoncello 
and pf., en sol. (Six morceaux, 
style ancien, no. 3.) 400 

© Nov. 30, 1922; 1.¢ Dee. 20; HB 
551309; Schott & co., London. 


MinveEttTo; di Emanuele Bach, libera - 
trascrizione di Remy Principe [cf 
Italy]; violino e pf. (EKdizione 
Ricordi, no. 377) 401 

© Dee. 27, 1922; 1 e€ Dee 2a) h 
551833; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


di G. B. Lulli, libera trascrizione 

di Remy Principe [of Italy] ; violino 

-e pf. (Edizione Ricordi, no. 373.) 

3 402 

© Dec. 27, 1922; 1 c Dec. 28; E 
551340; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no, 1.1923 


421 


MiRACULOUS LOVE’S WOUNDING; by Mor- 
ley, ed. by Sydney Grew [of Great 
Britain]; two treble voices. Poly- 
metric ed. 4to. (First booke of 
eanzonets to two voices, no. 7) 403 


imiee, 1, 1922-1 ¢.° Dec... 295 EK 
nylatl; J. Curwen & sons, litd., 
London. 


MisHAWAKA (THE) glide; waltz, by 
William Joseph Leonard [of Eng- 
land]; piano. 404 

aie. oa 1922" 1 c. Jan. 5, 
1923; E 551429; Dolart & co., Lon- 
don. 


Mrs. O’RokEy AND Mrs. MCGEE; 
words by E. Crawford, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 

a utsher,of U.S. ] 405 

Olive san. 2; 1923; 1 ‘553181 ; 
Elizabeth Crawford, Kittanning, Pa. 


Mo’ ’LASSES; words by Alex. Rogers, 
melody by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of 
WS. ] 406 

© ace, Jan. 6, 1923; EH 553271; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


Mon ca&uR M’A DIT; mélodie, par G. 
Boninecontro [of France]; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 407 

yee 214), 1922 5.:1 Jan. 9, 
1923; EH 551529; Paul Decourcelle, 
Nice, France. 


Monomoy; characteristic dance, by 
rank CG. Bradbury. fof. U.. 8.1]; 
banjo solo, C notation, with piano 
ace. 408 


(oar. Jo. 1O25s 206. Jan. 53) B 
553258; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


Moon (Tuk) MAN; unison song, words 
- by William Donahey, music by 
Patty Stair [of U. S.] 4to. (Octavo 
series, unison songs, no. 17) 409 

‘ean 2.) 1923 > 2 cy. Jan... 4 
555048; Arthur P. Schmidt ¢o., Bos- 
ton. 


_Moon MIST; waltz song, words by P. 
Schrimser, music by Jack C. and C. 
Coe [of U. S.], arr. by C. Coe. 410 

©) te (Jan. 16, 1923 <" BH 553452: 
Charles Coe, San Diego, Calif. 


MooNLIGHT WATERS; waltz, by Warren 


N. Dean [of U. 8.], arr. by Art Higgs | 


[of U. S.]; banjo solo, C notation, 

with piano ace. 411 
Orsans (192922) eo Jan, bay 8 

508256; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


Moonrise; chanson d’amour, by Oscar 


Allon [of England]; piano. London, 
Nightingale & co. 412 

© Dee. 21, 1922; 1 ¢ Jan. 2;'1923; 
E 551385; Dora Hannah Coombs, 
Frome, England. 


Morris DANCE. See Three dances from 
Charles I. 


MOorHER’S LULLABYE; ballad, words and 
melody by A. F. Cété [of U. S8.] 
Card, 54 in. by 1034 in. 413 

Gr Dec.) 7,..19225 2. ¢ Dee 12508) 
553400; Alfred F. Coté, Seattle. 


MoTHER’S PRAYER; words by Mrs. D. F. 
Cook and Mr. Nelson, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. 8.] 414 


. ©l.e Jan: 11, 1923; BH 553344; 
Mrs. D. F. Cook and Mr. Nelson, 
Valdez, Alaska. 


MoTHER’s SONG; waltz, by A. FE. Eby 
lof! US.S:); piano ace... Buffalo; .N: 
Y., Virtuoso musie school. 1. Solo 
for B flat cornet or ten. saxophone.— 
2. Solo for C melody saxophone.— 
38. Solo for E flat alto saxophone. 

415-417 


© Jan. 2, 1923; 2 @ each Jan. 5; 
E 553238-553240; W. M. Eby, Buf- 
falo. 


trombone, with piano 
ace. Buffalo, N. Y., Virtuoso music 
school. 418 


(@. Fan: 2) 1993" 2c. Jan. b> 
5538300; W. M. Eby, Buffalo. 


Movise ATTA BOYS; words by 2: Ce Platt 
melody by S. C. Powell [of U. 8.] 
419 


Oh hes ane OA 1923 <0) 3505. 
Shelby C. Powell and Phoebe Cornell 
Platt, Los Angeles. 


MuvcH IT DELIGHTED; madrigal, trans., 
se. and ed..by Edmund Horace Fel- 
lowes [of Great Britain] ; five mixed 
voices. 4to. (English madrigal 
school, no. 23: Madrigals in Michael 
Cavendish’s Book of airs and madri- 
gals) - 420 

© Dee. 15, 1922: 1 e. Jan. 3, 1923; 
FE 551410; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


MUSIC FOR QUIET WORSHIP; by Bliss M. 

_ Wiant [of U. 8.]; piano. (Jn Wor- 

ship book for boys and girls, ed. by 

H. F. Humbert) 421 

© Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

EH 553119; Harold F. Humbert, St. 
Louis. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


422 


Music PICTURES; suite, by John H. 
Foulds [of England] op. 55; string 
orch. with piano. Concert ed. Con- 
tents: At the theatre—Evening in 
the forest.—Fiddlers fancy. 422 


© Dee. 15, 1922; 1 « Dee. 29; EB 
001324; Hawkes & son, London. 


MUSIKALISCHER JUGENDFREUND; von 
Bernhard Wolff, vollstindig neu 
bearb. von Richard Krentzlin [of 
Germany]; piano. heft 3, 4. 

423, 424 

© Dec. 16, 1922514 ¢ each Jan. 3, 

1923; E 551352, 551353; Ed. Bote & 
G. Bock, Berlin. 


My BEAUTIFUL MANSION; words by C. 
A. Carlson, music by D. W. Pitts 
ber. 0. Sah > ttor 425 

©) Dees 22.1922; 2 ee: Jan, 2°9923 : 
E 5538172; C. A. Carlson, Fresno, 
Calif. 


My FAITH WILL LIVE FOR EVER; Words 
and musie by Clarence Russell [of 
Australia] (Paling’s song series, no. 
99) 
© Oct. 28, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

HeSSlsts: WH: Paline7& ‘co., ltd., 

Sydney, Australia. 


My Good MAN’S BLUES; Mahalia’s blues, 
words and music by L. and Warren 
Smith and Clarence Johnson [of U. 
S.learr. by L. Smith [of U. S.J]. 427 

© te. haw, 12. 1922<) palo? = 
Lioyd Smith, ,Chicago. 


My LITTLE SWEETHEART; words and 

“music by R. Larsh [of U. 8.] 428 

@ Janis, 1998"? 1e Sans. 
553233; Ralph Larsh, Chicago. 


My LOVE OF LONG AGO; words and mu- 
sic by Alma Sanders and Monte 
Carlo [of U. S.] 429 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2c. Dee.)30; BH 
553506; Belwin, inc., New York. 


My MOTHER’S LAST WORDS; waltz-bal- 
lad, words and music by Harry B. 
Holden [of U. S.] 430 

@» Jan. 4; 1923: 2 .¢ Jan. 52 
DD38204; National melody co., Cincin- 
nati. 


My MOTHER’S LULLABY ; words by Betty 
Gulick, melody by Billy Heagney 
Lot S21 431 

OUL ¢) Tan.) 2, 1923 - 55812 =” 
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New | 


York. 


26 


pl, IH, n. s., ¥. 18 


My MOTHER’S TENDER CARE; words by 
C. Bemis, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 8.] 

432 
© 1c Jan. 11, 1923; B 553346; 
Carl Bemis, Jonesville, Vt. 


My oLD CABIN; words and melody by | 


Walter Smith [of U. S.] . 433 


© 1c. Jan. 16, 1923; BW 553434: 
P. O. Brewer, San Francisco. 


My ORIENTAL MAN; words by H. H. 
Runge, music by N. Ozmon [of U. 
S.] 434 

© Jan.: 3;°1923-) 2.6 gameoe. a 
j08227; Nat Ozmon and Harry H. 
Runge, Davenport, Ia. 


My ORINETALE; fox trot song found- 
ed on Cui’s Orientale, words and 
music by Harry L. Alford and Har- 
ley Rosso [of U. S8.] 435 

© Jan. 3, 1923; 2 & Jam 5 -en 
553229; McClure music c¢o., St. 
Paul. 


My REDEEMER; a sacred song, words 
and music by A. R. Schooler [of 
U. §.], arr. Dy Ay Arehori 436 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923 ; 
EH 554960; A. R. Schooler, Cleve- 
land. 


My Savior KNows; quartet, words by 
Mrs. A. A. Stapp, music by M. M. 
Wilson [of U. S.]; male voices. S8vo. 
[Photostat] 437 

© June 1, 1922; 2 « Dec. 21; E 
558417; Meredith N. Wilson, Den- 
ver. 


My SHIP 0’ DREAMS; words and music 
by B. E. Johnston [of U. S8.], arr. 
by William Lester [of U. S.] 488 

© 1c Jan. 2; 1923. 55160; 
Bertha E. Johnston, Chicago. 


Mystic moon; fox trot, words by S. 
W. Hemstreet, music by Ray Hib- 
beler [of U. S8.] J 439° 

© Jan. 4; 1923;'2 ¢ dam @, Ei 
553253; S. W. Hemstreet, Ames, Ia. 

NAPULITANO ’E NAPULE; canzonette 
napoletane, versi di F. Mario Russo, 
musica di Giovanni Donnarumma 
[of Italy; mand. ace.] 4to. 440 

. © Jan. 5, 1923 oe Saae 
553336 ; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY; words and music 
by J. Lawson [of U. S.] 441 


©.1 ¢ Jan. 18, 1923; H 5538383 ; 
Justine Lawson, New York. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


466 


NE M’EPOUSEZ PAS; opérette en un acte, 
‘de Hervé Lauwick,. musique de 
Georges Menier [of France]; parti- 
tion chant et piano. 442 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
D 26400; Max HEschig, Paris. 


NEAR THE WAVES (Prés des flots) ; 
fox-trot shimmy, par J. Sieulle [of 
France] 1. Petit orch. avee piano 
econducteur. 4to. 2. Piano. 

448, 444 

@ienev.. 20; 15, 1922; 1 ¢« each 

Dec. 29; E 551895, 551396; Librairie 

Hachette, Paris. [Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement ] 


NEL PAESE INCANTATO; bionda Nady, 
‘versi di A. Trusiano, musica di 
Rodolfo Falvo [of Italy] ; mand. acc. 
4to. (Gennarelli Piedigrotta 1922) 

- 445 


© Sept. £, 1922: 1 « Dee. 12; B 
551349 ; Italian book co., New York. 


New (THE) AMERICA; hymn, words 
and music by Charles’ Claflin 
Allen fot .U. S.] © 4to. 446 


© Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1923; 
Ee 553174; Shattinger piano and 
musie eo., St. Louis. [Copyright is 
claimed no new accompaniment, 
and arrangement] 


New ENGLAND IDyLs. See MacDowell 
(Edward Alexander) 


NEW SCHOOL OF VIOLIN’ STUDIES; Se- 
lected, ed. and rev. by Adam Carse 
[of Great Britain] (Augener’s edi- 
tiem, To, 5642 °*) bk. 6, 4, 5: 

447-449 

© Nov. 28, 1922; 1 ec. each Dec. 
20; E 551305-551307; Augener, Itd., 
London. [Copyright is claimed on 
revision, editing, and arrangement] 


New (THE) YORK BLUES; words by 
C. Maxwell, melody by Herman Du- 
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 
S.] : 450 
©rt ec. Jan: 11, 1923: 553342: 
Clinton Maxwell, Acme, Wy. 


— ithe worst blues a man can have, 
words and melody by R. A. Booker 
[of U. 8.] 451 


© te, Jan. 9, 1928: BH. 553314: 
R. Arthur Booker, New Rochelle, 
ING, Y: 


Niegut; by Louis T. Gruenberg [of U. 
S.] op. 5, no. 4; pf. (Five impres- 
sions, no. 4) 452 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 ec Jan. 11; EB 
553327; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


33348238 7 


NicgHTt FALL. See Bush (Walter) Six 
miniatures. 


NigHTt (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES; 
poem by Francis W. Bourdillon, 
music by Edward M. Young [of U. 
S.] 453 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 554829; Schroeder & Gunther, 
New York. : 


NIGHT IS LIKE A GIPSY MAIDEN; part- 
song, vocal waltz, words by Nellie 
Richmond Eberhart, music by Her: 
bert Stavely Sammond [of U. S.]: 
women’s voices. Ato. (Modern 
series, no. 252) 454 


© Jan. 15, 19237 2..¢.) Jan. 163-h 
553445; H. SNe Gray co., New York. 


NicgHtT (THE) IS THINE; vesper hymn, 
words and melody by I. C. Carter 
[of U. S.], arr. by Chas. E. Giblett 
[of U. S.] 455 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 2 «@ Dec. 18; E 
505123; Ida Catherine Carter, New 
York. 


NIGHT’S ENCHANTMENT; tone poem, by 
Melvin H. Ribble [of U. 8.]; band. 
Ato. 456 

©) Jane 15; 1928 2) ¢. Jan 107 
555133 ; Victor music co., Chicago. 


NINA (LA) BELLA; traditional Spanish 
text,.music by Antoni Perez Moya 
[of Spain]; five mixed voices. 457 

©) lan: 16,° 192952). ce! Jans 17: 
EK 598520; Kurt Schindler, New 
York. 


NoBoDY KNOWS LIKE JESUS; words and 
music by N. CGC. Smith [of U. S.J]; 
male voices, in C min. High school 
ed. 4to. (Plantation folk songs, 
no. 6) 458 

© Dee: 1, 1922; 2 c. Jan~2, 1923: 
EH 558097; N. Clark.Smith, Kansas 
City, Mo. ~- ss 


NocrurnumM. See Jong (Marinus de} 
Zes preluden. 


Nor My DAY; from Dédé, English lyrie 
by Donovan Parsons, music by Henri 
Christiné [of France]; in A flat. 
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 

459 
@ Nov:: 16,1922 1) ©. Neov., 17; 
EH 551421; B. Feldman & co., London. 


NoT WANTED; duet, words by Mrs. C. 
M. Stapp, music by M. N. Wilson [of 
U. S.J]; alto and baritone. S8vo. 
[Photostat] AGG 

© July 1, 1922; 2 « Dee. 21; E& 
553421; Meredith N. Wilson, Denver. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


461 


See Schumann (Robert 
Klavier werke. bd. 2. 


INOVELLETTEN. 
Alexander ) 


Now IS CHRIST EXALTED; words from 
the Bible, music by Charles P. Scott 
fof U. 8.]; mixed voices. 4to. (Oc- 
tavo series, mixed voices, sacred, no. 
1372) 461 

© Jan 11102352 ce. fan. so: 
E 553501; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


Now IS THE TIME; fox trot song, from 
Troubles of 1922, words and music 
by Goldye Goldstein fof U.S.] 462 

@ Fane 10. 928 ceo. cs, Janta s 
HW 5538380; Jack. Mills, ine, New 
York. 


Now OR NEVER AGAIN ; words and music 
bye Cc. M~- Gay jot U: (S:], arr. by 
Vern Elliott [of U. S.] 463 

Qiiove, Jan, 14.1923" bdesess 
Cassius M. Gay, Los Angeles. 


NUAGES D’AUTOMNE; Sscherzetto, par 
Joseph Rico [of Italy]; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 464 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH 551525; Joseph Rico, Courbevoie, 
France. 


NuNc GAUDET MaArriA; earol, words 
from 15th century, music by W. G. 
Whittaker [of England]; medium 
voice. 465 

© Dec. 19, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EB. 551367; Winthrop Rogers, Itd., 
London. 


O BLEST IS HE THAT COMETH; anthem 
for Advent, Palm Sunday or general 
use, text from the Bible; para- 
phrased by Harold W. Thompson, 
music by Philip James [of U. S.]; 
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. 
(Chureh music review, no. 667) 466 

@iyanels, 19235" 2) es) sane, oe 


BE 5538444; H. W. Gray co. New 
York. 
O, COME ALL YE FAITHFUL (Adeste 


fidelis) ; arr. by Paul Dawson [of 


U. §$.]; piano. Lawrence, Mass., 
Bay state music co. (At Christmas 
time, no. 1) : 467 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 


EH! 553165; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, . 


Mass. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement and harmonization ] 


O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM ; arr. by 
Paul Dawson fof U. 8.]; piano. 
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state musie co. 
(At Christmas time, no. 3) 468 


pt. 11, BeSS vas 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 e. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH) 558167; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement and harmonization] 


°O PUGNALE! versi e musica di Enrico 

Rossi [of U. 8.]; piano con parole. 

4to. (Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son, 

no. 263) : 469 

© Dee. 29, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 

E 553312; James B. Russo, Brook- 
lyn. 


O RENDER THANKS. See Purim (A) 


songster. 


’O soLE Mio (A little sunshine) ; Nea- 
politan serenade, English lyries by 
Harley Rosso, Italian by Giovanni 
Caporro, music by Eduardo Di 
Capua [of U. 8.] 470 

© Jan: 3, 19235 2c ime) 
553232; McClure musie co., St. Paul. 


O THOU, THAT ART SO CRUEL; by Mor- 
ley, ed. by Sydney Grew [of Great 
Britain]; sop. and ten. Polymetric 
ed. 4to. (First booke of eanzonets 
to two voices, no. 17) 471 

© Dec. 7, 1922341 @ Dee 29. fh 
901444; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


ODDONE (HLISABETTA) Dieci liriche 
infantili; di Hedda, musicate da E. 
Oddone [of Italy] Ato. 472, 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 1 e: San: 2) 1923 - 
EH 551345; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


OH CELESTINE; words by P. C. Platt, 
melody by S. C. Powell [of U. S.] 
473 
© 1c Jan. 9, 1923; H 553304; 
Shelby C. Powell and Phoebe Cor- 
nell Platt, Los Angeles. 


OH MOTHER MINE; words by S. P. 
\ Jones, music by H. Richard [of 
WR Ss 474 
© 1 e@ Jan 5) 1923 eanoe2s): 


Sallie Prather Jones, Blytheville, 
Ark. 
OH! My HEART; words and melody 


by B. Witkowitz [of U. S.] 475 
© 1e Jan. 6, 1923; E 553268; 
Benjamin Witkowitz, Brooklyn. . 


Ou! STAR OF EVE; if winter comes, 
words by Ed. E. Bryant, music by 
Hubert W. David [of Great Brit- 
ain]; in F. [Staff and tonie sol-fa 


notations ] 476° 


©. Dee. 21,. 1922 te Wecwes: 
_ E 551319; Lawrence Wright music 
. @o., London. 


28 


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a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


493 


OH WINNIE, DEAR WINNIE-PEG; words 


by H. Holloway, melody by Herman 
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Ww oS. * 477 

(eer Jan. 11, 1928- WH 553352: 
Herbert Holloway, Wilcox, Canada. 


OH yreES, I THINK—DON’T You? vocal 
waltz, words and music by Guy 
Napier-Martin [of Great Britain] 

478 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

EH 551292; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon- 
don. 


OKLAHOMA; Words and music by F. J. 
Wilbanks [of U. 8.] 8vo. 479 


Wee, 5, 1922: 1. c: Dec. 30; 1c. 
imei 1023 WH 555414: B.S. 
Wilbanks, Seminole, Ok]. 


OLtp Ben BowLecs; words by Edward 
Lockton, musie by F. A. Armstrong 
[of England] 1. In C.—2. In E flat. 

-480 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. each Jan. 5, 
1923; E 551449; Leonard & co., Lon- 
don. 


OLD BROCADE; gavotte or intermezzo, 
by Evelyn Sharpe [of Great Brit- 
ain]; piano. 481 

© Dee, 27, 1922- 1 e: Jan. 5, 1923: 
H 551430; J. B. Cramer & co., 1td., 
London. 


OLD TIMES; words by A. Smith, melody 
by Leonard Lonquist [of U. S.], arr. 
by A. Smith. 482 


[Orde eeWee: 27, 1929; H553361 : 
Amanda. Smith, Jersey City. 


O-LE-O-LADY; yodel song, words and 
melody by Al. Bernard [of U. S.], 
are by Billy Heagney [of U..-S.] 

483 

Oud re, san,” 221999: Wy 553111): 
Triangle music pub. co., ine, New 
York. . 

OMAR KHAYAM WAS BIGHT; spring 
fever, from The clinging vine, words 
by Zelda Sears, music by Harold 
Levey [of U. S.] 484 

Meee. 30,. 1922: 2 es Jan 23, 
1923; E 554879; Harms, inc., New 
York. 


ON A FAIR MORNING; by Morley, ed. by 
Sydney Grew [of Great Britain]; 
mixed voices. Polymetric ed. 4to. 
(First booke of madrigalls to foure 
voices, no. 22) 485 

Ge Dee. 5, 1922° 1. ¢.. Dec 29: BH 


551442; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon-. 


don. 


29 


ON DuTY; descriptive scng with cho., 
words and music by Bob Emmet [i. 
e., Robert Emmet, of U. 8.] New 

_ York, Harding’s music house. 486 

©ubee, 12, 19225 2c. Jan. 4,°1923- 
H- 5538205; Frank. Harding, . New 
York. 


On purtIM. See Purim (A) songster. 


ON THE DREAMY HvuRoN RIveR; by 

George W. Burton [of U. S.]; piano. 

487 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1923; 

EK 553150; Emma " Rancourt, Flat 
Rock, Mich. : 

ON THE HOT SANDS: words and music 

by C. Zieg [of U. S8.] 488 

@ Dee, 30; 19222 eodan. 2,923 

E 553149; Charles Zieg, Pittsburgh. 


ON THE SHORES OF ADRIA; na jadran- 
ski obali, waltzes, by V. Lisjak [of 
Italy, domiciled at Cleveland]; 
piano. 489 

© 1e. Dec. 28, 1922; BH 553406; 
Victor Lisjak, Cleveland. 


ONCE IN ROYAL DAvim’s CITY; arr. by 
Paul Dawson [fof U. S.]; piano. 
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music 
co. (At Christmas time, no. 6) 490 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 553169; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement and harmonization] 


NE DAY IN MAy; from Elsie, words 
and music by Carlo and Sanders 
[oni Se] 491 

Orsay oy 1923 Fees Jans, tie 
I} 5534387; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. : 


ONE EXCITING NIGHT; arr. and syn- 
chronized by Albert Pesce [of U. 
S.]; piano sc. 492 

©) Ween 22192222. Janu as. 
1923-8) 555596 ; D> W. Grifith, ine, 
Los Angeles. 


ORANGE BLOSSOMS; Radetzky march, 
words by Annie Andros Hawley, mu- 
sie adapted and arr. by Paul Am- 
brose [of U. S]; sop. 1, 2 and alto. 
-4to. (Octavo series, women’s voices, 
no. 826) 493 

@) Jame 2. 19233204 Jane 43.8 
555037 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. [Copyright is claimed on adap- 
tation and arrangement] 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


494 


ORE INNOCENTI ; poesia di Corrado Go- 
voni, musica di Alceo Toni [of 
Italy] (Liriche dal. Primo inter- 
mezzo lirico, no. 4) 494 

© Dec. 9, 1922; 1 « Jan. 8, 1928; 
E 551432; G. Ricordi & eo., Milan. 


ORIENTAL EYES; fox trot, founded on 
Orientale of César Cui, words by 
Leo Wood and Irving Bibo, music 
by Paul Whiteman and Ferdie Grofe 
[of U. S8.], arr. by James McCabe 
[of U. S.]; orch. with piano. Feist 
ed. 4to. 495 

©: Jan: 6, 19233 2 e;tan. Soo 
553296; Leo Feist, ine, New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


ORIENTAL MOON; words and music by 
lexander J. Robinson and James 
Blythe [of U. 8.] 496 
@. 1 -e@- Jan. 12, 3923)> Wi 5ebt91; 
Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 


OrHeER (THE) SHORE; duet, words and 


music by M. N. Wilson [of U. 8.]; 
sop. and alto. S8vo. [Photostat] 
497 
© May 1, 1922: 2 © Dec 21; 
HE 553420; Meredith N. Wilson, Den- 
ver. 
OUBLIE£ ; valse boston, von Béla Laszky 
[of Germany]; piano. 498 
Novi: 22) 19225" Bre. Dee. 9s 
551462; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


Over THE WetIrR. See Domestic suite. 

OVINU MALKEJNU; words from tke 
Talmud, music by Savel Kwartin [of 
Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn] 


499 


@ylve.: dan. 10/1923 he soa45ar 
Brunswieck-Balke-Collender co., New 
York. 


PAGANINI (Niccoto) La ecaecia; di N. 
ea , libera» traserizione di 
Remy Principe [of Italy]; violino e 
pf. (dition Ricordi, no. 380) 500 


© Dee: 27,:19221\e; Dee. 28: Bh 


051348; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 
PAGEANT. See Mierseh (Paul Th.) 
Drei character stticke. 
PAGEANT OF PROGRESS; march, by F. 
Jewell [or UW. So]; band: Ato: 501 


© San, 409923: De Sane aa 
555244: Wred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 


30 


pt. 11, BOs. veie 


s 
PALESTINE LipaLL; Palestine song, 
words and melody by J. Feldman 
lot Gs S.4 502 
© 1c Dec. 20, 1922; B 554985; 
Joseph Feldman, Brooklyn. 


PaLtM BEAcH ROSE; waltz, words by 
L. J. Allison and F. Rudisill, music 
by F. Rudisill [of U. 8.], arr. by 
Tom Kershaw [of U. S.] 503 

© Dee. 15, 19225) 2a wane. 
1928; E 5533862;- Bred > iudisn) 
Kings Mountain, N. C. 


PaRADISI- (P. D.) ‘Toecata: Gi Paw: 
Paradisi, libera trascrizione di Remy 
Principe [of Italy]; violino e pf. 
(Edizioni Ricordi, no. 376) 504 

© Dec. 27,°1923 1" & ee 23 
E 551839; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


PARAY (PAUL) Nocturne; de P. Paray, 
orchestré par H. Mouton [of Beli- 
gium]; orch. avee piano conducteur. 
4to. 505 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 e. Jan: 9, 1923; 
EK 551526; Jean Jobert, Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on aes 
tion] 


PASSION (LA); drame lyrique en 
quatre actes et dix tableaux, poéme 
de Jules Méry et Paul de Choudens, 
musique de Albert Dupuis [of Bel- 
gium]; partition chant et piano. 

506 
© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 e Jan. 9, 1923; 
D 26401; Choudens, Paris. 


PASTEL AUX TONS FANES; par Maurice 
Pesse [of France]; orch. avee piano 
conducteur. Ato. D07 

oy 14, 1922: 1 @ Jan. Salers: 
Ii 551502 ; Heugel, Paris. 

Pat your FEET; words by Alex Rogers, 

melody by C. 

CeO Si] 508 


© 1c Jan. 6, 1923; EB 553280; 
inc., New 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
York. 


PATHWAY (THE) TO THE CHURCH. See 
Domestic suite. 


PAVANE; by Herbert Sharpe [of Great 
Britain], arr. by Cedric Sharpe [of 
Great Britain]; cello or violin and 


pf. 509 


© Dec. 29, 1922; 1c. Jan. 3, 1923; 
E 551351; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Luckeyth Roberts fof. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


PeacH Girt; from The bunch and 
Judy, words by Anne Caldwell, mu- 
sic by Jerome Kern [of U. 8.] 510 

@© Dec. 30; 1922; 2 ce. Jan. 2, 1923; 
BH 553155; T. B. Harms co., New 
York. 


PreccHE? canzonette napolitane, versi 
e musica di Mario Nicolo [of Italy; 
mand. acc. ] 4to.. ay la 


Gian. 5, 19273;°2 ¢. Jan. 11; EB 
553335; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


PEN AND INK; march, by Gustav 
Klemm [of U. 8S.]; piano. Law- 
rence, Mass., Bay state music co. 
(Paramount edition, no. 306) B12 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c Jan. 2, 1923; 
H 553163; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. 


PENA HUECA; Spanish Californian folk 
song, recorded and tr. by Charles 
Fletcher Lummis fof U. 8.] (Pasa- 
dena community musie meeting, 
Sheet 1) 1. Melody for medium 
voice.—2. Mixed chorus. 518 


© Dee. 26, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
BH 553401, 553402; Arthur Farwell, 
Pasadena. 


PENSEE (UNE) DIVINE; di J. Hol- 
brooke [of England] op. 2; violino 
e pf. 514 

© Dee. 30, 1922: 1 ¢. Jan: 2, 1923; 
HE 551346; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


PERCY (CALVIN A.) Forty attractive 
melodies; ed. by C. A. Percy [of 
U. §S.]; violin and piano. 515 

© Dec. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1923; 
EH 5538299; C. A. Percy, Brockton, 
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on 
editing] 


' PERFECT (A) MODEL FOR YOUR ARMS; 
‘from Lola in love, words by Irving 
Caesar, music by Hugo Hirsch [of 
U. 8.] . 516 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923: 
HW 554883; Harms, inc., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on new lyrics] 


PIANO (THE) TUNER; by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer [of U. 8.]; piano. (Mu- 
Sical instruments, no. 1) 517 

(Ohan. #11: 1923: -2°e.. Jan. 133: 
500491; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


PICTURES OF GRANDDAD; words by HE. J. 
Stout, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

. 518 
‘© 1 ¢ Jan. 11, 19238; E 553348; 
Harl J. Stout, Cedar Falls, Ia. 


526 


PIPE DANCE. See Holliday (John 
Charles) Three west country dances. 


Pixtg (A) LAMENT. See Bush (Wal- 
ter) Six miniatures. 


PLEADING FOR MAMMA AND HOME; 
words by ©. L. Wilder, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Hisher, of US. |) 4. 519 

Ort te: “Saray 2) 10923" 8) 5538130 

Clara L. Wilder, Washburn, Me. 


PLEASE DO IT SOME MORE; words and 
melody by C. E. Coveny [of U. 8.] 
se 5 


Ol fre tan, 2) -1923* sn Saale 
Carleton Edwin Coveny, San Fran- 
cisco. 


PLEASE DON’T TALK ABOUT ME WHEN 
I’M GONE; words and melody by M. 
Mussio [of U. S.], arr. by Harry T. 
Myers [of U. 8.] 521 

©: lie: Jan: 4, 1923: 25538201 : 
Mamie Mussio, Louisville. 


Pook RIcHARD; with analysis by 
Glenn Rouse Waterman [of U. S.]; 
piano. 522 

© Oct. 10, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 28; aff. 
Dee. 26; A 694255; Waterman piano 
school, ‘Los Angeles. 


Poppies; novelette, by Haaf, ed. and 
played by MeNair Ilgenfritz [of U. 
S.] (Solo carola, hand played 
record, no. 747385) [Music roll] 

523 

@i Jani 1923 276 Jan 135 

555206; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


POWINSZOWANIE' NA IMIENITY KSIEDZA 
PROBOSZCZA; utozyt Walenty Bonk 
[of U. 8.]; chéry mieszane, z tow 
fortepianu, ktére mozna rdwniez 
wykonaé jako solo fortepianowe. 
4to. (Zbidr pieSni na chory mies- 
zane, no. 8) .. 524 

© Dec. 23, 1922; 2 c. Dec. 27; EB 
553098; X. Jordan pub. co., Read- 
ing, Paz 


PRAISE THE LORD; anthem, [words from 
the Bible], music by Francis Wo- 
mack [of U. S.]; mixed voices, or- 
gan aee. 4to. (Music for the sanc- 
tuary, no. 171) BD25 

© Jan oH. AG23 i 2ieh Jan, aoe ie 
553371; Edward Schuberth & co., 
New York. 

PRES DE TOI; par Vincenzo Billi [of 
Italy]. op. 369; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 526 

© Dec. 27, 1922; 1 c.*Dec. 28; E 
551329; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


ai 


Patines 


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O27 


PRIMEVAL; words by Teresa Hooley, 
music by Maud Stewart-Baxter [of 
Great Britain] 527 

© Dec. 22, 1922; 1 c Dec. 23; BH 
HOISLY 3. Fo Bo Cramer &eo:,, lids 
London. 


PROMISE (THE) OF RESURRECTION ; the 
tempest over and gone, EKaster cho- 
rus, words by Christina Rossetti, 
musie by Clarence Dickinson [of U. 
S.]; mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. 
(Sacred choruses, no. 92) 528 


Osan. OF 1923 2 ee sane de 
553323; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Psatm (A) OF THE SON OF MAN; set 
to tune Hayden, words by Allen 
Hastman Cross, music by Bliss M. 
Wiant “fon 20.9 Ss.) (In Worship 
book for boys and girls, ed. by H. 
Ky. Humbert) 529 

© Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH 5538120; Harold F. Humbert, St. 
Louis. 


Purim. See Purim (A) songster. 

Purim (A) SONGSTER; containing a 
tableau-ballade and other songs and 
hymns in English and Hebrew, 
music by Abraham W. Binder [of 
U. S8S.] 4to. Contents:—l. Good 
purim; poem by S. 8S. Grossman.— 
2. On purim.—3. Purim; poem by 


Isabella R. Ross. — Let Israel 
trust.—O render thanks.—Shoshanas 


Yaa ’kov. 530 

© Dee. 15, 1922; 2 c. Dee. 29; aff. 
Dee. 28; A 693751; Bloch pub. co., 
New York. 


PUSHED OUT ON THE WORLD; words and 
musie by Bill Rhoads [i. e. W. H. 
Rhoads, of U. S.J], arr. by Frank 
Black [of U. S.]; piano with words. 

531 
© ive Jans 10.1923 be baot2 Oe 
William Hood Rhoads, New York. 


QUAND LA CLOCHE SONNERA; drame 
musical en un acte, paroles de Y. 
d’Hansewick et P. de Wattyne [of 
Belgium], musique de Alfred Bache- 
let [of France]; partition chant et 
piano. 532 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
D 26398; Heugel, Paris. 
R. O. T. C.; words by M. M. Korn 


and Samuel Kestenbaum, melody by 
M. M. Korn [of U. S8.] 533 


© ote Jam. 1.5, 1922). Vona0ier 
Maurice Morris Korn, Sea Gate, 
ING OY. 


pti: Ss wes 


RAINBOW WALTZ; novel syncopation, by 
Harry Jentes [of U. 8.]; piano. 
534 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 « Jan. ; BH 
553375; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


RAISE HIGH THE FLAG; patriotic song, 
words by W. H. Slingerland, music 
by Louis Kramer [of U. S.], arr. 
and harmonized by Geo. Victor [of 
U. S.J] Pittsburgh, Pa., Kramer co. 

53D 
©. Jan. °4, 1928-*2.c) dani asa 
553261; Louis Kramer, Pittsburgh. 


RaMBLING RosE; Gypsy Rose, words 


by Alex. Rogers, melody by C. 
Luckeyth Roberts [of U. S.] 536 

© 1c Jan.°6, 1923; Hy Sae2t4: 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York.’ 


REJOICE, THE LORD IS RISEN; words by 
S. Hamilton, music by F. Lesle 
Calver [of Great Britain]; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Octavo series, mixed 


voices, sacred, no. 1373) Bol 

© Jan; 11, 19235020 aie | 
5538489; Arthur P. Schmidt. co., 
Boston. 


Rexiciosum. See Jong (Marinus de) 
Zes preluden. 


RfvERIE; de Claude Debussy, or- 
chestrée par H. Mouton [of Bel- 
gium]; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
4to. 538 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 « Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551524; Jean Jobert, Paris. 


RHODODENDRON (THE); waltz, by M. 
Hamilton and Garwood Hamilton 
[i. e. S. G. Hamilton, of U. 8.], arr. 
by Harry Alford [of U. 8.] 539 

© 1c. Dee. 11, 1922; H 553405; 
Mabel Hamilton and S. G. Hamilton, 
Pennington Gap, Va. 


RIDE ON IN MAJESTY ; anthem for Palm 
Sunday, words by H. H. Milman, 
music by John W. Thomas: [of U. 
S.]; mixed voices, with sop. or ten. 
solo. Ato. (Choir music, first 
series, no. 49) 540 

‘© Jan. 19) 1923 3°22 e sam 20, 
553488; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 
Indie 


RIvALRyY; overture, by Louis Panella 
[of U. S.J] 1. Full brass band. 4to.— 
2. Orch. with piano. 541, 542 


© Jan. 5, 1923; 2 c. each Jan. 4; | 


BE 553510, 553511; Volkwein bros., 
Pittsburgh. 


Rot DE LAHORE. See Massenet (Jules 
Emile Frédéric) 


32 


| 


neo. 1, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


560 


Rosatie. See Bush (Walter) Six 


miniatures. 


RoOSE.LEAVES; waltz, by R. Krentzlin 
[of Germany]. op. 72; piano. 543 
@iian 2. 1923:2 ¢« Jan. 4; 
555047; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


RosE-MARIE oF NorMANDY; by Teresa 
Del Riego, arr. by H. M. Higgs [of 
Great Britain]; salon orch. 4to. 
(Chappell & co’s. salon orchestral 
journal, no. 193) 544 

Crsan. 2. 1993: 1 ¢, Jan. 4; BH 
551426; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 


RosE OF MY HEART; words and music 
by D. Brunet [of U. S8.] 545 


© 1 ¢ Jan. 3, 1923; EB 554994; 


David Brunet, New York. 
-Rosst (FRANcEsco) Adagio; di F. 
Rossi, libera trascrizione di Remy 


Principe [of Italy]; violino e pf. 

(Edizione Ricordi, no. 369) 546 
© Dee. 27; 1922; 1c Dec. 28; EB 

551335; G. Ricordi & eco., Milan. 


ROSSINI (GIOACCHINO ANTONIO) Duo 
au premier acte de Zelmira; opéra, 
poésie de Andréa-Leone Tottola, 
musique de Rossini, revu et adapté 
par Alfred Wotquenne [of Belgium] ; 
sop. et contralto. (Répertoire fran- 
cais de ’ancien chant classique, no. 
a1) 547 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551491; Henry Lemoine & cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on re- 
vision and adaptation] 


from The clinging vine, 
words by Zelda Sears, music by 
Harold Levey [of U. S8.] 548 
iS Dee. 30, 1922: 2.c..Jan. 2, 1923.: 
HE 554880; Harms, ine.; New York. 


RUNNIN’ WILD; fox trot, words by Jos. 
. W. Grey and Leo Wood, music by 
A. Harrington Gibbs [of U. S8.], arr. 
by Frank EH. Barry [of U. S.]; orch. 
Feist ed. 4to. 549 
©@igan. 9, 1923:-2 «-Jan.-10: B 
553365; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


ROUMANIA ; 


RYBBESDALE; words from old English 
poem adapted by Clifford Bax, music 
by H.: Balfour Gardiner [of Great 
Britain] ; in C. 550 

©) Nov. 22,1922: 1. ¢ Dec 20: EF 
551301; Augener, ltd., London. 


SACCHINI (ANTONIO) Andantino; di 
A. Saecchini, libera trascrizione di 
Remy Principe [of Italy]; violino e 
pf. Edizione Ricordi, no. 374) 
[Caption head :—Aria di danza] 551 

© Dee. 27, 1922; 1 « Dec. 28; B 
551334; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


SACRIFICE (THE); by. Louis T. Gruen- 
becs fot: USS.) 0p. 5, no. | 25 pe 
(Five impressions, no. 2) Doz 

©) Jany 10) 1923) 2-e Jan. dae 
553329 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


SAHARA MOON; words and music by 
Dave Ringle and Harry Stover [of 
ese 5d3 
JOr dann 2. 19235) 2 er dans. 3 as 
554983; McKinley music co., New 
York. ; 


SALLY; fox trot, words and music by 
Thomas Jay Flanagan [of U. 8.] 
New York, Lee Bradford corp. 554 

(Cane oo; FLO28 2 eT Ta | 
553321; Barron & “Sampson, Syra- 
cuse, N. x. 


SARABANDE; by Arnold Trowell [of 
Great Britain] op. 11, no. 5; violon- 
cello and pf. (Six morceaux, style 
ancien, no. 5) 5DD 

Noy. 30, 1922; 1 ce. Dec. 20; E 
551310; Schott & co., London. 


SATURDAY NIGHT; written by Harry 
Lauder and Robt. C. Tharp, music 
by H. Lauder [of Great Britain, 
domiciled at New York] 556 

©) Wee: SOI 9225 2 e: Jan. 4, 19238: 
BE} 553222; Harms, inc., New York. 


SAVED AND KEPT; hymn, words by Mrs. 
A. A. Stapp, music by M. N. Wilson 
[of.U. S.J] S8vo. [Photostat] Sa 

© Maly id 1922 2c: Dee 24 7 
553428 ; Meredith N. Wilson, Denver. 


SCARF DANCE; by: Frank Adlam [of 
England]; pf. DD8 
©) Mee: 24. 1922-4 ee Jan. 2) 19234 

E 551384; Nightingale & co., London. 


ScarRLATTI (DOMENICO) Capriccio; di 
D. Scarlatti, libera trascrizione di 
Remy Principe [of Italy]; violino e 
pf. (Edizioni Ricordi, no. 3872) 559 

© Dec, 27, 1922° 1 «Dec: 283-5 
551338; G. Ricordi & eco., Milan. 


Pastorale; di D. Scarlatti, libera 
trascrizione di Remy Principe [of 
Italy]; violino e pf. (Edizioni Ri- 
cordi, no. 371) 560 
@ Dee: 27, 1922.1 c. Dee. 2382-8 
001337; G. Ricordi & co.,. Milan. 


33 


561 


ScENE D’AMOUR; de la pantomime Scar- 
amouche par Jean Sibelius, op. 71, 
Simplifiée par Eyvind Alnes [of Nor- 
way]; piano. (Jn Musik for alle, 
3° pd.) 561 

©) Nov. 22, 19225 4 ¢. (Dee 
551455; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha- 
gen [Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement] 


SCHERZO-CAPRICE; by Purcell James 
Mansfield [of Great Britain] op. 94; 
organ. . 562 

©. Oct. 31,.19229 1 c. Dee eh 
551313; Augener, Itd., London. 


SCHERZO (LO) DELLA PIANOLA; ma- 
zurka, variata, di G. Matteo Mes- 
sina [of U. S.]; instrumental. 563 


© 1 ec. Jane 14), 1923 > Bap aier: 
Gaetano M. Messina, New York. 


ScHERZO IN F; by Hubert Parry [of 
Great Britain]; piano. — 564 


© Dec. 29, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 6, 1923; 
BE} 551398 ; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


SCHUBERT (FRANZ PETER) Ballet music 
from Rosamunde; by Schubert, ed. 
by McNair Ilgenfritz [of U. S.], 
played by Dai Buell. (Solo carola, 
hand played record, no. 74685) [Mu- 
sic roll] 565 

GS). Janob. 1929" > 2 olan 1s 
559212; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


Lilae time; arr. from F. Schubert 

by G. H. Clutsam [of Great Brit- 

ain]; piano. 1. Valse.—2. Selection. 

566, 567 

© Dec. 18, 1922: 1 @ each Dee. 

Boe obo 20) + boise Chappelinks 
o., ltd., London. 


ScHUMANN (Ropert ALEXANDER) Kla- 
vier werke; band 2, von R. Schu- 
mann, neu ausgabe von Max Pauer 
[of Germany]; piano. (Edition 
Schott, nr. 52.) Contents:—Die Da- 
vidsbtindler, op. 6—Carnaval, op. 
9.—Novelletten,, op. 21.—Fantasie- 
stticke, op. 21.—Kreisleriana, op. 16. 

568 

© Apr. 4, 1919; 1 ce. Sept. 28, 1922; 

E 551482; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, 
Germany. 


SCOOTING ; by Henry Cowell [of U.S.]: 
piano. (Six ings, no. 4) 569 
©. Dee, '30,-1922.) 2. anarG: 


1923 ; E 555051; Breitkopf & Hartel, 
ine., New York. 


SEA CHANTY. See Stray leaves. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 4 


pt: 1a ese: 18 | 


SEASONS (THE); by Stefan Polotyn-' 
ski [of Australia] op. 14; piano. 
(Royal ed., no. 18) Contents: 1. 
Spring.—2. Summer.—3. Autumn.— 
4, Winter. 570 

faye Oct. 28, 1922" 41 ¢c Jam Zaz - 
E 551875; W. H. Paling = co., Itd., 
Sydney, Australia. 


SEETHING; by 
U. Sol: plane: 


Henry Cowell fof 

(Six ings, no. 6) 

OT1 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1923; 

HE 555053; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., 
New York. 


SENSUEL TANGO; tango, par Alfredo 
Barbirolli [of Italy]; oreh. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. D772 


© Dec. 14, 1922: 1¢. Jan. 9, 1923: 
K 551504; Heugel, Paris. 


SENTIMENTAL MOON; words by R. S. 


Hooper, music by Roger Eckersley 
[of .Great Britain]; in F. [Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 573 


©. Dec. 21, tee, 


LOD & 


Oon, 


London. 


le. Dee. 23: E 
Lawrence Wright music co., 


SERENADE; par Jean Sibelius, op. 79, 
nr. 4, ed. et rev. par Julia A. Burt 


{of U. S.]; violon et piano. (Wil- 
helm Hansen edition, no. 2212: 
6 morceaux, nr. 4) 574 


© Dec. 27; 1922%) 2 sie 

1923; E 558405; Wilhelm Hansen, 

Copenhagen. [Copyright is claimed 

on revision ] 

See also Brahms (Johannes) 

SHEEKSA, THE QUEEN OF ARABY; words 
by Lew Brown, music by Con Con- 
rad: [or U.cs.4 575 

© Jan... 12,0 1923-22 laneer - 
FE 555197; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
ine., New York. 

SHEPHERDS’ DANCE. See _ Holliday 
(John Charles) Three west country 
dances. 

SHOSHANAS YAA ’KOV. 
songster. 

Srirsta. See Bush (Walter) 
iatures. 


See Purim (A) 
Six min- 


SILENT NIGHT (Stille nacht) ; arr. by 
Paul Dawson [of U. S.]; piano. 
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music 
co. (At Christmas time, no. 4) 576 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. 2; 1923: 
H 553168; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement and harmonization] 


34 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


595 


no. 1, 1923 
SimpPLe Perer; march, by S. J. Musto! 
fof U. S.]; piano. DTT 
© 4 €Jan: 38,1923; EH 554992 ; 


Samuel Joseph Mustol, Santa Ana, 
Calif. 


SinG »1E A sone; words by Frederick 
Owen, music by Lilian Ray [of 
England]; in E flat. 578 

©) Nov. 7, 1922; 1 « Nov. 18; E 
551286; Oxford music co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


Since, O HEAVENS; anthem, words from 
Isaiah, music by Henry G. Millier 
[of U. S.]; solo, quartet and mixed 
chorus, piano or organ acc. Los 
Angeles, Calif., Mission music pub. 
co. Ato. pay) 

memoers 21, 1922: 2c. Jan. 3, 1928 ; 
FE 554978 ; A. E. Millier, Los Angeles. 


Simens (THE): by W. Lege, op. 59, 


no. 5, ed. and fingered by Carre 
Louise Dunning [of U. 8.]; piano. 
580 

-© Dec. 29,1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923; 


EE 554827; - Schroeder & Gunther, 
New York. [Copyright is claimed 
on editing and fingering] 


Sister SuE’S SUNNY STORIES; by Flo- 
rence Newell Barbour [of. U. 8.]; 
pianoforte with lyrics. - (Schmidt’s 
educational series, no. 287) . S81 

(organ. te 1923+ 2c Jan. 135° E 
553503; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


SLUMBER SONG. 


SLUMBERLAND; words by Martha Mar- 
tin, music by Carl Johner [of U. 8.]; 
medium voice. 582 

(Dee. 18; 1922: 2 c. Jan. 5; 1923; 
® 555014; Cart Henry Johner, New 
Mork. 

SLUBRO WALTZ; by W. 
Si) Buitalo, N. Y., 
sehool. 
EH flat alto saxophone. 083, 584 

©) dan! 2.919232 ¢. each Jan: 5; 


Lewis [of U. 
Virtuoso music 


BH} 553301, 553302; W. M. Eby, Buf- 
falo. 

solo for B flat ten. saxo- 
phone, with piano ace. Buffalo, 


N. Y., Virtuoso music school. 585 
odan, 2..1923> 2:¢.:\Jan. 5: B 
508237; W. M. Eby, Buffalo. 


SOLOMAN’S BALL; words by. P. C. Platt, 

melody by 8. C. Powell [of U. 8.] 

586 

© ive. Jans 9/1923 Bi bosavt: 

Shelby ©. Powell and Phoebe Cor- 
nell Platt, Los Angeles. 


See Tone and rhythm. 


ai, “C melody saxophone.—2. 


SoME DAY; from Virginia, words by 
Adrian Ross and Harry B. Smith, 
music by Ralph Benatzky [of U. S.] 

587 
©- Dec. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2; 1923 
E 554882; Harms, ince., Woe York. 
[Copyright is claimed on revised 
lyrics] 


SoME DAY VIL WANDER BACK TO FLAN- 
DERS FIELDS; words and musie by 
George Oliver [pseud. of G. G. 
Davis, of U. S.], arr. by Geo. Hulten 
Lor E.Sii D88 

Ork ¢- Jan. 16, 192338 Sb3428): 
Geo. Gibson Davis, San Francisco. 


SOME DREAM; melody by P. Tuso [of 

U. S.] 589 

Gy 1 ke, Wee. 25, 1922 - Hi 55512: 
Philip Tuso, Los Angeles. 


SoME How I KNow; melody fox trot 
baliad, lyric by Harley Rosso, music 
by Oscar Ericksen [of U. S.] 590 

eden, 3. 1928s 2 dane (5:* 
553228 ; MeClure music co., St. Paul. 


SOME LONESOME NIGHT; words and mu- 
sic by Walter Hirsch, Ross Gorman 
and Jules Buffano [of U. 8.] 591 


(Jon. .O, 1923 «2, ec, San, 104 Hh 
5o0128; Richmond - Robbins,  inc., 
New York. 

SOME ONE WILL TELL YOU SOME DAY; 
words and melody by E. C. O’Hara 
fof U. S.] and C. B. Madder [of 
England, domiciled at Milwaukee, 
Wis. ] 592 

© fe ion 6. £0235: WH boast: 
Emery C. O’Hara and Charles 
Butcher Madder, Milwaukee. 

SOME WINTER’S NIGHT; words and mu- 
sic by Max Kortlander lof i S.1, 


. arr. by Hugene Platzman [of U. §.] 


093 
() ten Jans 2. 1923) Wh 5oa11 05 
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New 


York. 


SOMEBODY’S DARLING; words and music 
by N. F. Bahrman [of U. 8.], arr. by 
Vern Elliott [of U. S.] ie 

G@) 1 ¢. Jan. 11; 1923; 
Nellie Fuller Bahrman, Los Ar ng ae 


SOMETIME SOMEWHERE; words by P. C. 


Platt, melody by 8S. C. Powell [of 
US.) - 595 

©; ies aan: 9, - 1923 7h 5533806 5 
Shelby C. Powell and PI 2r0ebe Cor- 
nell Platt, Los Angeles. . 


a1) 


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596 


pt. BE aso ee as 


SOMETIMES SAD, SOMETIMES GLAD; lyric 
by M. W. Brandon, music by J. V. 
De Cimber [of U. 8.] 596 

©). sc. Jian. 6; 1923 + By 5532835 
Martin W. Brandon, Milwaukee. 


SoNATA IN FA; di Ildebrando Pizzetti 
[of Italy]; violoncello e pf. (Kdi- 
zione Ricordi, no. 381) D997 

©iJan. 4.91993." ve. oda, Ga ok 
551403; G. Ricordi & co., ine., Milan. 


(THE) OF THE BLIND FLOWER 
See Stray leaves. 


Sone 
GIRL. 


Sone (THE) THAT I HEARD FROM THAT 
LITTLE SONG BIRD; words by C. Bemis, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 598 

© ie Jan: 1 1923-308) Sd3a47 ; 
Carl Bemis, Jonesville, Vt. 


SONGS OF THE MASTER; Words and mu- 

sic by E. B. Horton [of U. 8.] 8vo. 

599 

© Dee a) 1922 > 2) &) Jans. 1923.. 

E 554977 ; Eva Benfer Horton, Long 
Beach, Calif. 


SONNY Boy; words and melody by D. 
EK. Silverman [of U. 8.], arr. by Jean 
Walz [of U. S.] 600 

Cite: Jan 2.) LOZ3 so Ein ellen: 
David Edson Silverman, Chicago. 


SOUTHERN LULLABY; words by Frank 
E. Speare, music by Charles P. Scott 
[of U. 8.]; Women’s voices, with 
eello ace. ad lib. 4to. (Octavo 
series, Women’s voices, no. 886) 601 

@i lane 2) 1923) Oe. same eee EB) 
500040; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


SOUTHERN SPRINGTIME WALTZES; com- 
posed and played by Edna Richol- 
son Sollitt, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz 


fot) see Se] (Solo earola, hand 
played record, no. 74726) [Music 
roll] 602 


©) Fam 5) 1923)2 ve) yan Woo 
d00210; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


SouvenirR; par Jean Sibelius, op. 79, nr. 
1, ed. et rev. par Julia A. Burt [of 
U. S.J]; violin et piano. (Wilhelm 
Hansen edition, no. 2209; 6 mor- 
ceaux, nr. 1) 603 

© Dee 20,5) 1922 2 se. ame ot, 
1923; E 553458; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. [Copyright is claimed 
on revision ] 


SPANISH MILITARY MARCH; from the 
music-drama Gold by H. J. Stewart 
[of U. S.], arr. from the oreh, ‘se. ; 
organ. obl. 8vo. (Fischer ed., no. 
5168: Organ music.) 604 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 6, 1923; 
HE 553263; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 


8VO. 


oT ga he Oe. 
Fischer edition: Organ music, no. 
0168) 605 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH 553153; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 


SPARK PLUG; words by S. L. Burnett, 
music by B. M. Burnett [of U. S.] 
606 
© 1 ¢ Jan! 13; 19237 Greene. ; 
Samuel. L. Burnett and Blanche 
Mackey Burnett, Highland Park, 
Mich. 


SPARKS; by RR. oP Yaw slate Sei: 

piano. 607 

© 1 ¢. Jan 1 1923.7 een 
Ralph Perey Yaw, Hartford. . 


SPEER (WILLIAM Henry) Sonata; by 
W. H. Speer [of Great Britain] op. 
23; organ, in F minor. (Cover title: 
Organ sonata) 608 

© Dec, 6, 1922; 1 4 Dee 20: 
FE 551299; Augener, Itd., London. 


SPRING. See Season (The) 


SPRING’S ENCHANTMENT; by Charles 

Ancliffe [of Great Britain]; piano. 

609 

©. Dee: 28; 1922) 1 eawea Zs: 

BE. 551325: W... Paxtom S con palrd:; 
London. 


STARLIGHT BAY; lyric by Gus Kahn, 
music by Walter Donaldson [of U. 
S.] : 610 

©: Jan. 12, .1923)-5 2. cpa aales: 
E 555196; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
New York. 
STATELY DANCE. See Three dances 
from Charles I. 


STEAL A LITTLE KISS WHILE DANCING; 
words by George A. Little, music by 
Ernest E. Sutton [of U. S.] 611 

© Jan) .12, 1923 ;52,/e sans: 
EH 553461; Broadway music corp., 
New York. 


STILL WATER. 
miniatures. 


See Bush (Walter) Six 


36 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 19238 


627 


Stor YOUR KIDDIN’; words and music 
by Sam Coslow, Ferdie Grofé, Irv- 
ing Mills and Jimmy McHugh [of 
W. S.] 612 

Oetan. 10, 1923;:/2 ¢’ Jan. 15; 
EH 553376; Jack Mills, ine, New 
York. 


STORIA D’ AMORE; melody by R. Grauso 

Lot) WeeS!] 613 

mien dant °3, 1923; Wi 554991; 
Raffaele Grauso, New York. 


Story (THE) OF YOUR EYES; words 
and melody by Joe Wolff [i. e. J. C. 
Wolff, of U. 8.] 614 

@lven Jan, 16,1923: 6 553447 ; 
Joseph C. Wolff, New York. 


STRAY LEAVES; Suite, by Leonard But- 
ler [of Great Britain]; pf. (Album 
series, no. 179) Contents: 1. Sup- 
plication.—2. The song of the blind 


flower girl—3. Dirge—4. Sea 
ehanty.—5S. Improvisation on a 
theme The bailiffs daughter of 
Islington. 615 


OnWec ot. 1922: 1 ee Dec. 20; 
EH 551308; Augener, ltd., London. 


STRING QUARTET NO. 2; by Y. Bowen 
[of England] op. 41; 2 violins, viola 


and cello, in D minor. London, 
Stainer & Bell, ltd. (Carnegie col- 
lection of British music) 616 


© Deer 1s, 1922: 1'¢ Jan. 3,.1928; 
E 551413; York Bowen, London. 


STRUTTIN’ THE BLUES AWAY; words 

- by Alex. Rogers, melody by C. Lucke- 

yth Roberts [of U. S.] 617 

(Oo, ¢ Jan. 6, 1928: EB 5532738: 

. Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine, New 
York. 


STUDY IN G; LEFT HAND, by Frank 
Adilam [fof England]; pf. (Cover 
title. Left-hand study in G) 618 

© Dee. 21,1922: 1 ec Jan. 2, 
1923; E 551383; Nightingale & co., 
London. 


STYRMAND ANDERSSONS HJEMKOMST; 
tekst af Hans Hartvig Seedorf, mu- 
sik af Louis Mélholm [of Denmark] 
(In To sémands-sange, no. 1) 619 


©) Nov... 22, 1922: 1 ¢. Dee. 9: EB 


551465; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. ° 
SUITES ANGLAISES. See Bach (John 

Sebastian ) 


37 


SUMMER. See Seasons (The) 


SUMMER (A) Noon. See Tone rhythm. 


SUMMERNIGHT (Sommernacht) ; Hng- 
lish version by George Harris and 
Laszlo Schwartz, lyrics and music 
by Lajos Shuk [of Hungary, do- 
miciled at New York] 620 

© Dee. 29, 1922; 2c. Jan. 5, 1923; 
HE 553192; O. Flaschner music Co., 
New York. 


SUNDAY (THE) SCHOOL SONG; words 
and music by B. H. Newell [of U. 
S.] S8vo. 621 

G)) aM os OLS Pies Vann Aas 
503189; Bert H. Newell, McKees- 
port;:..Pa. 


SUNNY GIRL; words by C. B. Pitting- 
ton, music by James F. Langan [of 
U. S.]. Cleveland, O., Broadway 
pub. co. 622 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
HH 553159; Mrs: C. B. Pittington, 
Kenton, O. 


SUNSHINE AND ROSES FOR YOU; words 
and musie by T. L. Payne [of U. 
S.]; with violin obbl. ad lib. 623 

© Mar. 1, 1922; 2c. Jan. 16, 1923; 
E 553449; Thomas Lemuel Payne, 
National City, Calif. 


SUPPLICATION. See Stray leaves. 


SUPPOSING; words by Irving Caesar, 
musi¢e by Harry Alpert [of U. S8.] 

624 

© Jan. 1891923" 27 fan. 19) 
553517 ; Harms, ine., New York. 


SWEET BELLS OF HASTER TIME; words 
and music. by William Baines [of 


U. S8.]; mixed voices. 4to. (Octavo 
Series, mixed voices, sacred, no. 
1371) 625 


© gan i 1923 °re Jan, 13> 
553499; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


SWEET HEART OF SOMERSET;-words by 
John Alleyne, music by Maud Win- 
gate [of Great Britain] 626 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 1c. Jan. 8, 1923; 
H 551452; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


SWEET HOPES (Doux espoir); by N. 
Spady [of Canada]; piano, with 
violin obbl. Waterloo, Canada, 
National music ee co. 627 

© Dee. 31, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
s erayors 3 We enanael Spady, Water- 
loo, Oanada. 


628 


Sweer Manpy; character song, words 
and musie by Al. Bernard [of U. 8.]; 
medium voice. 628 

©. Jan. 2, 1823 2 .¢ Jan 2s 
553108 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


SWEET NYMPH, COME TO THY LOVER; by 
Morley, ed. by Sydney Grew [of 
Great Britain]; two treble voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. (First booke 
of canzonets to two voices, no. 3) 

629 

© Dec. 4, 1922; 1 « Dee. 29; E 

551489; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Swine (THE); words and music by 
A. B. Chesnutwood [of U. 8.] 630 
(© Jam, 425, 19933 \ 2) Tom 5 iB 
553409; Anna Browne Chesnut- 
wood, Denver. 


TAKE A TRIP O'ER CUSTER HIGHWAY; 


words by C. Maxwell, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.] 631 


© 1 ¢ Jan» tt 19232 bsas4t 
Clinton Maxwell, Acme, Wy. 


TAKE ME BACK TO HOME, SWEET HOME; 
words by J. E. Christenson, music by 
H. Richard [of U. S.] 632 

© 1d ¢-Jany 5,1923> Bi 555029% 
John E. Christenson, East McKees- 
port, Pa. 


TANZ-IDYLLE; par Jean Sibelius, op. 79, 
nr. 5, ed. et rev. par Julia A. Burt 
[of U. S.]; violon et piano. (Wil- 
helm Hansen edition, no. 2213: 6 
morceaux, no. Dd) 633 

© Dec 2 1922" *2-er sania: 
1923; HE 553454; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. [Copyright is claimed 
on revision | 

TAQUINE; mazurka, par S. Chapelier 
fot France]; oreh. avee piano con- 
ducteur. Ato. 634 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 e Jan..9, 1923; 


591530; S. Chapelier, Varennes, 
France. 
TECHNIQUE (LA) DU VIOLON (La téc- 


nica del violin) ; exercices, gammes 
et arpéges 4 la premiére position 
dans tous les tons, par Mathieu 
Crickboom fof Belgium]— Brussells, 
Belgium, Comptoir de musique mod- 
erne. 1°*., 2° cahier. 635, 636 


© Deey 141922: 41. ¢ seach) Jan. 2: 
123 Eh 901290;> Sol2on: 
fréres, Brussels, Belgium. 


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Schott 


TELL ME MOTHER WHERE TO ANCHOR; 
words by B. S. Van Gundy, music by 
M. M. Alsbury [of U. 8.] Des 
Moines, Ia., Chas. E. Shaw. 637 

© Jan. 4, 1928. 2 ce. Jano EE 
553250; Byron S. Van Gundy, Des 
Moines. 


TELL ME WHERE IS FANCY BRED; words 
by William Shakespeare, music. by 
Norman O’Neill [of England] 638 

©. Jan. 10,°1928- 2:6 dana: 
Dooo24; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


TEMPLE (THE) oF Isis; by Louis T. 
Gruenberg [of U. S.] op. 5, no. 1; 
pf. (Five impressions, no. 1) 639 

© Jan. 10, 1923% 2.< jdenoat* i 
553330 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York 


TEMPO DI MENUETTO: par Jean Sibe- 
lius, op. 79, nr. 2, ed. et Trev. par 
Julia A. Burt [of U. 8.]; violonet 
piano. (Wilhelm Hansen edition, 
no. 2210; 6 morceaux, nr. 2) 640 

© Dee. -27,1929: "25 ee 
1923; E 553457: Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. [Copyright is claimed 
on revision] 

TEN OF SPADES; black fantasy, by R. 
P. Yaw [ok U. S:13; prams: 641 

© 1 e¢ Jan: 14; 1925-08 Sa454 - 
Ralph Percy. Yaw, Hartford. 

TENNESSEE; words and music by D. A. 

Moody [of U. 8.] 642 
© 1-e Jan. 12, 1923; EB 555195; 
Daniel A. Moody, Peoria, III. 
THAT LOVIN’ MAN; by J. M. Smith, jr. 
[of U. 8.]; piano. 643 
© 1 «@ Jan: 2, 1923: Wo 554855- 
James Miller Smith, jr., Newark, 
IN. od: 


THAT MIGHTY DAY; plantation Christ- 


mas melody, words and music by 
N. C. Smith [of U. 8.]; male voices. 
Pullman porter’s ed. 4to. (Planta- 
tion folk songs, no. 4) 644 

© Dec. 1, 1922); 2c, Jame 2. ies - 
BE 553098; N. Clark Smith, Kansas 
City, Mo. 

THAT ONLY GIRL OF MINE; words by 
W. Harper, music by H. Richard [of 
U.S] 

©. 1 ec Jan. 5, 92 Bee 
Wm. Harper, Rush Hill, Mo. 

THEN [LL COME BACK TO YOU; words 
by J. B. Yates, music by H. Richard 
fofi.U2 8.) 646 

“C) 1c. Jan. 5, 1923; BW -Sast2r: 
Jefferson B. Yates, Dayton, Pa. 


38 


pt..10y Bes, Fe 18 


645 © 


ie: el 


no. 1, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


662 


THERE’S A GIRL IN THE-WORLD FOR US 
ALL; waltz song, words and music 
by H. M. Lummis [of U. 8.] 647 
"© Ve Jan. 16, 1923; BE 553451; 
Henry M. Lummis, Baltimore. 


THERE'S A LILY IN THE VALLEY; words 
by B. S. Van Gundy, music by M. 
M. Alsbury [of U. 8.] Des Moines, 
Ta., Chas. E. Shaw. 4to. 648 


@r gan.) 4, 1923;:2 « Jan. 5; E 
553246; Byron S. Van Gundy, Des 
Moines. 


THERE’S A SONG FOR EVERY DAY; words 
by Edward Teschemacher, music by 
Neliie Simpson [of Great Britain] ; 
in FE flat. 649 

© Dee, 1, 1922-1 ¢, Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551294; Metzler & co. (1920) Itd., 
London. 


' THINGS (THE) OF EVERY DAY ARE ALL 
SO SWEET; words by Alice E. Allen, 
music by Frances McCollin [of U. 
S.] 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo sop. 
or bar. 650 


©) Fant), 1923-2 ¢. each Jan. 13; 
H 5538498; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. ° 


THINKING ; words by F. N. Fox, mu- 
sic by H. Richard [of U. S8.] 651 
(ripe Jan. 5, 1923: WH \S55020: 
Fred N. Fox, Toronto, Ont., Canada. 


THIS SWEET AND MERRY MONTH; poem 
by Thomas Waison, music by Byrd, 
ed. by Sydney Grew [of Great Brit- 
ain]; mixed voices. Polymetric ed. 
4to. (Psalmes, songs and sonnets, 
no. 9) 692 

(©) Dee, 19, 1922: 1 c. Jan. 2, 1928: 
EK 551437; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., 
London. 


THREE DANCES FROM CHARLES I; pif. 
(Royal ed, no. 42) Contents: 
Stately dance; by A.:. B. Sfaunda- 
ers|—Morris dance; by A. B. 
Sfaunders].—Graceful dance; by 
Afimee] G[riffin] 653 

(© Oet. 28, 1922-1 c Jan. 2, 1923; 
BH 551372; W. H. Paling & co., Ita., 
Sydney, Australia. 


THREE PIECES FROM THE CRUSADERS: 
by Aimee Griffin, A. B. Saunders 
and Horace Keats [of Australia]; 
pf. (Royal ed., no. 40) Contents: 
Village dance.—Mareh of the eru- 
saders.—Dance at the castle. 694 

©) Oct: 28) 1922: 1 ¢ Jan. 2; 1923: 
Me aslarl: W. HH. Paling & co., itd; 
Sydney, Australia. 


a THE SNOW (Im_ schnee) ; 
English version by George Harris 
and Laszlo Schwartz, lyrics and mu- 
sic by Lajos Shuk [of Hungary, 
domiciled at New York] 655 

© Dec. 29; 1922; 2 «. Jan. 5, 1923; 
E 553193; O. Flaschner music €0., 
ine, New York. 


TI MINUTTERS PAUSE; af folkekome- 
dien Cigaretpigen, tekst af Alfred 
Kjerulf, musik af Edvard Brink [of 
Denmark ] 656 

© Nov. 22, 1922: 41 « Dee 9; 8 
551454; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


TILLIE AND YOHN AT THE FAIR; words 
by S. B. Brown, melody by Herman 
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Ue Ss] 657 

© ke Fan. 2. 19233 BP Sa3h27 ; 
Sadie Barton Brown, Minneapolis. 


Troon; by KR: Po Yaw fot U. S:]; 

piano. 658 

Oi tive! Fair, 18; 923"; BY Woeano : 
Ralph Perey Yaw, Hartford. 


TITLES oF CHRIST; words arr. from 
the Bible and music by J. B. Herbert 
[of U. S.J 4to. 659 

©) Dee: 23, 1923 2 e' dan. 2, 1928 ; 
E 5538173; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 
Tl. 


‘To A WILD ROSE. See MacDowell (Ed- 


ward Alexander) 


TO FORMER JOY; madrigal, trans., sc. 
and ed. by Edmund Horace Fe!- 
lowes [of Great Britain] ; five mixed 
voices. 4to. (English madrigal 
sehool, no 25; Madrigals im 
Michael Cavendish’s Book of airs 
and maedrigals) 669 

Wecs Wa WtS22 ere. Jani: 3. 
1923 ; EH 551408; Stainer & Bell, ltd., 
London. [Copyright is claimed on 
editing | 

TONE AND RHYTHM; album, by John 
Daulby Peake fof England]; pf. 
Contents: 1. Slumber’ song.—2. 
Laughing water.—3. A summer 
moon.—4. Carillon.—5d. Lullaby.—6. 
May day. 661 

© Wee, 15, 19224 e Jan. 3, 1923; 
EF 551412; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. 

TOUT PRES DE LA SOURCE; petite piéce, 
par Maurice Pesse [of France]; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 


682 
©) Wee. 14; ae Be tae 2 eas 


1923: EF 551527; Jean Jobert, Paris. 


39 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


663 


TRAIN DONE GCNE; words and music 
by N. C. Smith fof U. 8S.]; male 
voices. Pullman porter’s ed. 4to. 
(Plantation folk songs, no. ne 663 

© Dec» 1): 192232 ¢.. Jane 2; 1923 - 
EH 553085; N. Clark- Smith, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


[RIFLING ; lyric by George A. Kershaw, 
music by Luz-Breau [of U. S8.] 664 


©r Jan. 12.1923" 25 ian. Sree 


555194; Harry Von ‘Tilzer music 
pub. co., New York. 


TropicAL (THE) FILIPINO’ BLUES; 
words and music by G. Domingo 
Lota." S.4 665 

© Jan.) 4, 1923: °2) eo dane se 
553248; G. Domingo, Cincinnati. 


TROUBLE NEVER TROUBLES ME; from 
Dédé, English lyric by Donovan 
Parsons, musie by Henri Christiné 
fof France] [Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations] 666 


@ Nov, 16,1922; 1.e: Nov. 17%). |. 


551420; B. Feldman & co., London. 


TRY AND GET IT; words and music by 
William Henry Bryant [of U. S8.] 
667 


©): 1. ce. Wan. 5,,.1923 + he 555019" 
Wm. H. Bryant, Malden, Mass. 


TRYSTE NoEL; words by Louise Imogen 
Guiney, music by Bertha C. Boulter 
fof. England] S8vo. (Carols, no. 
40) 668 

‘© Dec. 26, 1922; 1¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH} 551347; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


TSCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ILJITCH ) 
Marche slave; by Tschaikowsky, op. 
31, ed. by McNair Igenfritz [of U. 
S], played by Mary Angell and 
Roger Hilliard. (Solo ecarola, hand 
played record, no. 74646) [Music 
roll] 669 

Ou yan 5.9923 sos en an.a 1s ak) 
555211; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


TWILGHT IN ARCADIA; idyll, by Percy 

Raymond [of Great Britain] ; piano. 

670 

Oe Jan: (22 192 se es Same Bi iB) 

551404; Beal, Stuttard & co., Itd., 
London. 


TWILIGHT ON THE SHANNON; words by 
P. Harrington, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington [of U. S.] 671 

©) Wee) sail; 922-72) ey sane 1G: 
1923; HE 553446 - Pat Harrington, 
Derry, IN3 Ee 


pt. 10, bse ys 


Two LIPS ARE ROSES; from Elsie, words 
by Alfred Bryan, music by Carlo 
and Sanders [of U. S8.] i= Ok 2 


© Jan. 15; 1923; 2 ¢ Jang. i 
500438; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


Two LITTLE MAGPIES; words anon., 
music by John Barnes Wells fof 
U. S.] 1. High in F.—2. Low, in D. 

673, 674 

© Jan. 15, 1923: each 2 @ Jan. 

17; E 553442, 553448; Boston music 
co., New York. 


U no; words by Alex. Rogers, melody 

by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of U. S8.] 

675 

© 1c. Jan. 6, 1923; BH 553272; 

Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New 
York. ' 


UNIVERSAL (THE) LULLABY; words by 
Alex. Rogers, melody by C. Luckeyth 
Roberts [of U. 8.] 676 

© 1e Jan. 6, 1923; BH 553279; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New 
York. 


VAIN IS BEAUTY; [words anon.], music 
by Dr. Arne, ed. and arr. by Arthur 
W. Marchant [of Great Britain] 
(Bayley & Ferguson’s festival 
series) 677 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 5, 1923; 
E 551419; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- 
gow. 


VALSE-MAZURK. See Bacchus amou- 


reux. 
VALSErTE; by Lajos Shuk [of Hun- 
gary, domiciled at New York]; 
piano. 678 


.© Dee. 29, 1922; 2 c Jan. 5, 1928 ; 
E 553194; O. Flaschner music ¢o., 
ine., New York. 


VAN D¥K (HERMAN) Two melodious 
pieces; by H. Van Dyk [of Great 
Britain] op. 52; piano. Contents: 
1. Romance.—2. Badinage. 679 

© Jan: 8, 19233 2° Co sams 
551488; Banks & son, ome Eng- 
land. 


VARIATIONS D’ALEXIROE. 
amoureux. 


See Bacchus 


VENETIAN BLUES; dreamy waltz, words 
and music by Edwin Tillman [of 
U. S.] 680 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 11; B 
553332; Irving Berlin, ine, New 
York. 


40 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 1, 1923 


VrenGcA (Viens); tango, par Esvé, or- 
chestré par Roger Weiller [of 
France]; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 681 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH 551532; Jean Jobert, Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on orchesira- 
tion] 


- VICINO A TTE; canzonette napoletane, 
versi e musica di Mario Nicolo’ [of 
Italy; mand. ace.] 4to. 682 


(ey gan. 5, 1923: 2 ¢ Jan. 11; BH 
553334; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Victory ; words and music by R. Hark- 
ness [of Australia, domiciled at Los 
Angeles, Calif.] 683 

je aane 9 1921-2 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 553145; Robert Harkness, Los 
Angeles. 


VILLAGE DANCE. See Three pieces from 
The crusaders. 


VILLAGE FESTIVAL. See Miersch (Paul 
Th.) Drei character stticke. 


Vime (THE) (He vamp); words and 

melody by R. C. Goldberg [of U. S8.] 

: 684 

ifuavesmtan. 5, 1923: BH. 555010; 
Russell C. Goldberg, New York. 


VIOLONCELLO (THE); by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer [of U. 8.]; piano. (Mut- 
sieal instruments, no. 4) 685 


Gane 115 :1923.- 2. ¢.. Jan. 13; E 
5538494; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


VISIONS; words and music by H. G. 
Fulmer [of U. 8.]; medium voice. 
686 
Mette. 1925; 2-e. Jan. 5: BE 
553224; Harriet G. Fulmer, South 
~ Bend, Ind. 


VITA NUOVA; mazurka, by S. Cusenza 

[of U. 8.]; instrumental. 687 

4 ce. Jan. 6, 1928: B 553285; 
Salvatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 


VITTORIA ; mazurka, by S. Cusenza [of 
U. 8.]; instrumental. 688 


© 1c Jan. 6, 1923; E 553286: 
Salvatore Cusenza, Brooklyn. 


Voice (THE) OF CHIMES; reverie, by 
Luigini, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz [of 
U. 8.], played by Ivan Kerouak. 
(Solo carola, hand played record, 
no. 74705) [Music roll] 689 


(Otan., 5,.19238-.2 ¢. Jan: 13::.E 
550209 ; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


4} 


697 


Vorx (LA) AIMEE; canzonetta-entr’- 
acte, par V. Dyck [of France]; vio- 
lon solo ou violoncelle avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 690 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EH 551522; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 


You1! MA CocorTE; one step, par L. G. 
Delabre [of France]; orch. avec 
piano-conducteur. 4to. — 691 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551528; Louis Larget, Paris. 


WAFTING ; by Henry Cowell [of U. 8.]; 

piano. (Six ings, no. 5) 692 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 ¢ Jan. 6, 1923; 

E 555052; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc, 
New York. 


WAGNER (RICHARD) Isolde; waltz im- 
provisation by Wagner, transcribed 
and played by McNair Ilgenfritz [of 
U. S.J] (Solo ecarola, hand played 
record, no. 74676) [Music roll] 693 

© wane 5.1923 2 e¢. Jan, 1368 
5552038; Cable co., Chicago. [Copy- 
right is claimed on editing] 


Lied du printemps, au premier 
acte de La walkyrie; drame-lyrique, 
traduction francaise de M. de Rud- 
der, musique de R. Wagner, revu et 
adapté par Alfred Wolquenne [of 
Belgium]; tén. (Répertoire fran- 
cais de l’ancien chant classique, no. 
596) 694 

© Dee. 21, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
H} 551497; Henry Lemoine et cie., 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on 
revision and adaptation] 


WAITING FOR THE MAy; part song, 


words and music by William G.. 


Hammond [of U. §8.]; mixed voices. 

(Summy’s octavo editions, no. 2062) 

695 

© Dec. 23, 1922; 2 « Dec 27; E 

508190; Clayton F. Summy co., 
Chicago. 


WALTZING WiTH MAMEY AND ROSE; 
words and melody by F. L. Par- 
tridge [of U. S.] 696 

© Ae fan, 4. 1923= We 553278: 
Frank Leonard Partridge, Keene, 
Dyas SF 


WANDERING IN THIS PLACE; madrigal, 
trans., sc. and ed. by Edmund H. 
Fellowes [of Great Britain]; five 
mixed voices. 4to. (English madri- 
gal school, no. 28: The madrigals in 
. Michael Cavendish’s Book of airs 
and madrigals) 697 
© Dee 15,1922: 1 e:Jan.3, 1923; 
FE 551406; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


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698 


pt. III, 0. s., v.18 


WANTED A SWEET LITTLE GIRL; words 
and melody by A. F. and J. G. Ca- 
seioli [of U. S.] 698 

© 1. c. Jan. 13. 1923* Br 55340!" 


Joseph G. Cascioli and Albert F. Ca- |} 


scioli, New York. 


WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN; patriotic 
song, words by Laurene Highfield, 
musie by H. W. Porter [of U. S8.]; 
unison or solo, with refrain in three 
parts; melody in bar. 4to. (School 
music for the upper grades and high 
school) 699 

© Dee. 26, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EK 554852; Chart music pub. house, 
Chieago. 


WASTED MOONLIGHT; words by Earl C. 
Downing, music by Chet Downing 
[i. e. Chester Downing, of U. S.], 
arr. by Edith Voisinet [of U. S.] 

700 
© 1 e.Fan. 6; 1923): Ey 53262 : 
Chester Downing, Union City, Ind. 


WAY OUT ON THE FARM; words and mu- 

sie by R. Larsh [of U. S.] 701 

@: Jam 3, 1923 2 ee) Jam. 52H 
505234; Ralph Larsh, Chicago. . 


WE CAME BACK; words and music by 
©. H. B. Shepherd [of U. S:], arr: 
by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. S8.] 

702 
©1e. Jan. 5, 1923; E 555007; C. 
H. B. Shepherd, New York. 


WE SHALL SEE HIM. FACE TO FACE; 
words and music by A. B. Anderson 
fof U. S.J] (J Special songs for 
Jesus) . 703 

© May 1 1922;-'2-¢. Jian, 2, 1923 - 
EH 553123; A. B. Anderson, Donalson- 
ville, Ga. 


WE WILL BE FREE; poem by James 
Thompson, music by A. Farwell [of 
U. 8S.] (in Pasadena community 
music meeting. sheet 1) 1. Mixed 
voices with acc.—2. Melody for me- 
dium voice. 704, 705 

© Dee. 26, 1922; 2 c. each Jan. 2, 
1923 ; E 553117, 553118; Arthur Far- 
well, Pasadena. 


WEIDT’S CHORD SYSTEM; lesson 16, ex- 
amples showing the use of mutual 
tones in chord definition, by A. J. 
Weidt [of U. 8.] [Mimeograph] 

706 

© Dee. 9, 1922; 2 ec Dec. 18; A 

693914; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
Nive: 


— lesson, no. 18, examples in chord © 
definition, by A. J. Weidt [of U. S.] 
[Mimeograph] ©) COT 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923: 
A 693915; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
N. J. 


supplement 17, filling in sustained 
notes, by A. J. Weidt [of U. S.] 
[Mimeograph] 708 

© Nov. 28, 1922; 2 «. Jan. 2, 1923: 
A 693917; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
Ne 


——— supplement no. 18, 20 examples of 
filling in sustained notes, by A. J. 
Weidt [of U. S.] [Mimeograph] 

709 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c Jan. 2, 1928; 

A 693916; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
N:- J 


WELCOME TO THE HOLY CITY; words 

and music by T. L. Payne [of U. S.] 

. 710 

© Mar. 1, 1922+ 2 ¢. Jam 16, 1923 - 

EK 553450; Thomas Lemuel Payne, 
National City, Calif. 

WHAT A FOOL I WAS, TO WASTE MY 
LOVE ON you; words and melody by 
C. C. Tate [ot U.S.) are nye we 
Polis [of Italy, domiciled at Phila- 
delphia, Pa.] Til 

© 1e Jan. 9, 1928; Be 5as815 5 
Carroll C. Tate, Atlantic City. 


VHAT IS LIFE OR WORLDLY PLEASURE? 
by Byrd, ed. by Sydney Grew [of 
Great Britain]; five mixed voices. 
Polymetrie ed: 4to. (Psalms, songs 
and sonnets, no. 14) 712 

© Nov. 24, 1922; 1 « Dec. 29; 
E 551443; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., 
London. 


WHAT SHALL I DO TO SHOW HOW MUCH 
I LOVE HER? words anon., music by 
Henry Purcell, arr. by Alfred Moffat 
fof Great Britain] (Bayley & Fer- 
guson’s festival series) 713 

© Nov. 15, 1922 >We; Janes, 492. + 
EK 551416; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- 
gow. d 


WHEN FIRST YOUR EYES SPOKE LOVE TO 
ME; waltz, lyric by John EK. Healy, 
music by J. Furgiuele [of U.8.] 714 

© 1-e Jan. - 1999238 > Ho aaasan : 
Josef Furgiuele, Fall River, Mass. 


WHEN FRANCES DANCES; gavotte, by 
Maurice Verral, arr. by H. M. Higgs 
[of Great Britain]; orch. 4to. 
(Chappell & co’s orchestral journal, 
no. 900) 715 


42 


no. 1, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Tas 


‘ 


fee Dec, 22, 1922; 1 ¢ Jan. 3, 1923; 
E 551428; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. [Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 


WHEN I AM LAID IN EARTH; Dido’s 
lament from Dido and A®ineas, 
words by Nahum Tate, music by 
Henry Purcell, arr. by Alfred Moffat 
[of Great Britain] (Bayley & Fer- 
guson’s festival series) 716 
©) Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 5, 1923; 
E 551415; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- 
gow. 


WHEN I COME HOME TO You; by War- 
ren N. Dean [of U. S8S.], arr. by Art 
Higgs [of U. 8.]; banjo solo, plec- 
trum style, with piano acc. 717 


(ean. >,°1923* 2 «ec. Jan: 57 EB 
553257; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


WHEN I WALTZ AGAIN WITH YOU; 
words and music by W. H. and L. F. 
Seuelipach fot U: S.], arr.: by 
Chauncey Haines [of U. 8.] 718 

rere, jan. 2, 1923; EH 554876; 
Leslie Francis Schellbach, Glendale, 
Calif. 


WHEN THE CURFEW RINGS AT NINE; 
from Glory, words and music by Al. 
W. Brown [of U. S.] 719 

aan 6, 1923~.2.¢, Jan.8; 
553297; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


WHEN THE LEAVES COME TUMBLING 
DowN ; fox trot, by Richard Howard 
[of U.-S.], arr. by Wm. Schulz [of 
U.S.]; symphonie dance orch. Feist 
ed. 720 

evan. 10,1923; 2°¢..Jan. 11% 
FE 553367 ; Leo Feist, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


WHEN THE SUN IS SINKING; words 
and music by A. S. Herzog [of U. 
S.J], arr. by Tom Clark [of U. S.] 

re 
© ive. Jan. 12, 1923; HH 555200; 
Arthur S. Herzog, New York. 


WHEN THE YANKEE BOYS GOT THERE; 
words by J. M. Desmond, music by 
H. Richard [of U. S.] (22 


ete Jan. 5, 1923;, 555080; 
John M. Desmond, Wilton, N. D. 


‘WHEN YOU DANCE WITH A WONDERFUL 
GIRL; words by Alex. Rogers, melody 
by C. Luckeyth Roberts [of U. S8.] 

723 


© 1c. Jan. 6, 1923; E 553282; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. . 


33348—23——4 


43 


WHEN YOU’RE NOT WITH ME DEAR; 
words and music by R. C. Arnott fof 
U. S.] Spokane, Wash., Lauriston. 

724 


©) Jan; 2192352 G-Jan. 82 
555084; Ray C. Arnott, Spokane. 


WHERE OH WHERE ARE YOU? words by 
M. Blanchard, music by Geo. Graff, 
ir Lol Ue Ss faer: by TheoxrG 
Beach, of U. S8S.] 725 

1c. Jan. 8, 1923; E 555079; Mae 
Blanchard, Canal Zone. 


WHISPERING MOONLIGHT; waltz duet, 
words by Paul Schremser, music by 
Jack C2 and -C.Coe [ot U.S: ))  i2e 

© 1e Jan. 9, 1923; EH 553316; 
Chas. Coe, San Diego, Calif. 


WHO KNOWS WHERE MY SWEET Lizziz 
Is; words and melody by B. Wit- 
kowitz [of U. S.] (27 

© .4. e7 tan. 5, 1923") Ne hsovoe: 
Benjamin Witkowitz, Brooklyn. 


WHO WANTS TO GO A-ROAMING; words 
by P. J. O’Reilly, music by Harold 
Hope Stott [of Great Britain] 728 

Gy iden: 95, 19239 "1 eo Jan. os. Eo 
5514338; Cary & co., London. 


WHO WILL FOLLOW JESUS? words and 

music by M. E. Tadlock [of U. 8.] 

; 729 

©) Dec. 1, .1922::\2 ¢ Dec: 13> E 

553412; Michael Edgar ‘Tadlock, 
Norris City, Ill. 


WHY DO YOU HIDE FROM ME; melody 

by H. Martelly [of U. S.] 736 

Graver sane 2. OUR) Mole 
Hugh Martelly, Brooklyn. 


WHY DON’T MY DREAMS COME TRUE; 
words by John A. Flood, music by 
George E. Patten [of U. 8.], arr. by 
Arthur R. Grant. 731 
Pe) dans, 1929.2 ex Janu 4 
5038195; Metro music co., New York. 


WHY DON’T YOU LOVE ME LIKE YOU 
USED TO? fox trot song, lyric and 
melody by L. R. Wells [of U. S8.} 
Los Angeles, Calif., Leo R. Wells 
co. music pub. 732 

@©xdan. Ay 19282°2-e., Jans 958 
503320; Leo Roy Wells, Long Beach, 
Calif. 


WINDMILLS. See Fancies. 


WINNERS (THE); march, by E. © 
Hoopes [of U. 8.]; orch. 734 


© se. Jans 3; 1923: BH 554989: 
Edward C. Hoopes, Washington. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


734 


WINTER. See Seasons (The) 

WITH A GOLDEN BAND; words by M. I. 
Young,- melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

734 


© 1 ¢« Jan. 11,.1923: BH 553349; 
Margaret I. Young, Oliver, Pa. 


WONDERFUL MOTHER LOVE; words by 
William Watkins Vaughan, music 
by P. Graves [of U. S.] 735 

©) ft eo Jans 251923. Beale 
Preston Graves, Chicago, and W. W. 
Vaughan, Denison, Tex. 


WoN’T YOU COME BACK VI; fox trot, 
words and music by Phonzo Harris 
[i. e. Mose Harris, of U. S8.] Allaire, 
N. J., Mose Harris. 736 

©: Jan.-4, 19232°2.6 Jan. 52) 
553247; Mose Harris pub. co., New 
Rochelle, N. Y. 


Won’lt YOU COME TO THE WISE WEST? 
words by J. J. YasSunaga, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. 8.] 737 

"4G doe: van. 2, 1928.0Hy 558135: 
James Jitsuzo Yasunaga, San Fran- 
cisco. 


WovULD you; unison song, words by 
William Donahey, music by Patty 
Stair [of U. 8.] 4to. 738 


KO Janes, 1O2s 2 ten Jan. ceo 
555042; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


You AND I; words by A. B. Robinson, 
music by Albert Hodgson [of Great 
Britain] Glasgow, Bayley & Fergu- 
son. 739 

© \ Dec: 20) 1922 te: Pam. 00: 
1923; E 551485; A. B. Robinson, 
Darwen, England. 


You anp I AND You AND I; words by 
J. J. Yasunaga, melody by Herman 
Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
ees. ] 740 

©™l ce Wan 21923 - Haast ; 
James J. Yasunaga, San Francisco. 


You ARE EASY TO REMEMBER, NOT SO 
EASY TO FORGET; words and melody 
by Buddy Fields, W. Collins and 
Bobbie Reed [of U. S.], arr. by 
Harry P. Guy [of U. 8.] 741 


vive: dan: o> L923 eR DoaOtos 
Will Collins, Detroit. 


pt. ii, 0. 8, ¥. 25 


YOU CAN TAKE MY MAN BUT YOU CAN’T 
KEEP HIM LONG; words and music 
by Warren and L. Smith and 
Clarence Johnson [of U. 8.]; arr. by 
C. Johnson [of U.S.]; ine iat. 

742 


© le Jan. 12; 1923; HB 555190; 
Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 


YoU CANNOT TELL HOW OLD THEY ARE 
BY LOOKING AT THEIR SKIRTS; from 
The bride elect, words and music 
by John Philip. Sousa [of U. §8.] 

743 


© Jan..15, 192352 eden 
5535138 ; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


YOU GOTTA TOODLE-00 ON A SAXOPHONE, 
IF YOU WANNA KEEP YOUR SWEET 
SWEET MAMA HOME; words by Sam 
M. Lewis and Joe Young, music by 
Turner Layton [of U. S8.] 744 


© 1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1923-7) aaaet9: 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


You'LL WANT ME BACK SOMETIME; 
words and music by the Duncan 
sisters [i. e., Rosetta and Vivian 
Duncan, of U. S.] New York, B. 
A. music ¢o. 745 


©. Jan. 8; 19282 2c (san 2. hh 
5538206; Barney Abramowitz, \ New 


York. 


YOU MADE ME FORGET; words and mu- 
sic by A. R. Levine [of U. S8.], arr. 
by Anita Paller [of U. S.] 746 

©1e. Jan. 3, 1928; E 5538407; A. 
Richard Levine, Los Angeles. 


YOU’RE A WONDER SWEET MOTHER MINE; 
lyrics and music by [Mary] Lucille 
Moran [of U. S.], arr. by Walter 
Mack fof U. S.J, har are vby ke J. © 
Stark [of U. S.] T47 

© 1 ce. Jan. 2, 1923; BH 55s115; 
Jennie T. Moran, St. Louis. 


YOU’RE GONNA NEED MY LOVIN’ SOME 
"OF THESE DAYS; words and music 
by. J. Stansell [ot UU), S:),) aan. oy 
Will Nash [of U. 8.] 748 

©, 1 ¢ Jan. 5, 1923; Woaoa0l2 < 
Jesse Stansel, San Diego, Calif. 


YOU’RE THE SAME OLD PAL TO ME; words 
by Mrs. L. Jones, musie by H. Rich- 
are jot UL S:] 749 

© 1c Jan. 5, 1923; EH 555028 ; 
Mrs. Lester Jones, Cincinnati. 


Ad 


no. 1, 1923 


You THAT WONT, TO MY PIPE’S SOUND; 
by Morley, ed. by Sydney Grew [of 
Great Britain]; five mixed voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. (First booke 
of balletts to five voyces,no.13) 750 

(© Wee..f, 1922: 1 c. Dee. 29:°E 
551447; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


YoU USED TO CALL ME SWEETHEART; 
words by C. EH. Larson, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Hisher. of U::S.] 751 

© 1c. Jan. 11, 1923; E 553350; 
Clara EH. Larson, Sacred Heart, 
Minn. 


YOU WILL NEVER FIND TOMORROW IF YOU 
HAVEN’T FOUND TODAY; words by 
James F. Connor, music by George 
L. Cobb [of U. S.] 752 

Osan. 2001923 °-2 ¢ Jan. 5; 
553235; Copley music co,, Boston. 


YUKEL; from The American rebetzin, 
words by Anshel Schorr, music by 
S. Secunda [of U. S.] Philadelphia, 
Pa., Philip Glick. “hoe 

© Dee. 28, 1922; 2 ¢ Jan. 2, 1923; 

/ E& 553146; Samuel Secunda, Brook- 

lyn. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS | 


756 


ZEPHYRUS BRINGS THE TIME; madrigal 
trans., se and ed. by Edmund 
Horace Fellowes [of Great Britain] ; 
five mixed voices. 4to. (English 
madrigal school, no. 22: Madrigals 
in Michael Cavendish’s Book of airs 
and madrigals) 754 


© Dee. 15, 1922; i.e Jan. 3,.1923: 
E 551411; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon- 


don. [Copyright is claimed on ed- 
iting] 
STH U. S. INFANTRY MARCH; lyrics 


and music by K. Freier [of U. S.] 
Boston, Mass., Bettoney & Mayer, 
ine. 755 


© Dee. 29, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
H 554945 ; Kurt Freier, Ft. Williams, 
Portland, Me. 


14 MAND OG HERA PAA VEJEN TIL 
Maperra; tekst af Hans Hartvig 
Seedorf, musik af Louis Modlholm 
fof Denmark] (in To sdémands- 
sange, no. 2) 756 


Cy Noy. 22, 19222 1c Deer o> E 


Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1922: 


Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 1 unpublished) __ 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 214 unpublished) 


551466; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 

5 

USA aAL I en ass | TL 

756 


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, 7 


LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 
eae AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MAR 6 
4, 1909. 


FADING AWAY; Sacred duet, words and | PEACE To THE EARTH; by H. P. Danks. 


musie by B. M. McWilliams; alto, © Albert V. Danks, Brooklyn, as 

or SOp., and ten., with full cho. pts. the child of the deceased author, R. 
© Benjamin Minis McWilliams, no. 21800, Oct. 5, 1922. 

Irwin, Pa., as the author, R. no. 

21881, Oct. 24, 1922. 


47 


Pewee n tne MUSIC USED OR. LICENSED TO’ BE USED/FOR THE MANE 
UPACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 


AGGRAVATIN’ PAPA. 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice reec’d Jan. 20, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


ANY PLACE WHERE I MAKE MONEY IS 
HOME SWEET HOME TO ME. 4 
© Goodman & Rose, inc, New 
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 1238. 


BABYLON. 5 

© Leo. Feist, inc., New York: No- 

tice ree’d Jan: 13, 1923; reeorded, v. 
voy Goo fa: 8 


BACK HOME AND BROKE. 6 

© Chas. K. Harris, New York. 

Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 1923 ; recorded, 
‘Race een @ eligi 


BAD (THE) LITTLE BOYS AREN’T GOODY- 
GOOD TO THE GOODY-GOOD LITTLE GIRLS. 
7 


© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 


New York. Notice rec’d Jan.. 18, 
1923; recorded; v. 5, p. 118. 
BILLIE. 8 


_. © Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
co San Oona IS ES 


BLUE NOTES BLUE; song. 9 


© F- B. Haviland pub. ¢o., New '! 


York. Notice rec’d Jan. - 5, 
recorded, v. 5, p., 117... 


BON JOUR MA BELLE; by A. H. Behrend. 

10 

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 2, 1923; recorded, 
10) ps, 108. 


BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Waltzes; by 
Brahms, op. 39, ed. by R. Joseffy. 
at 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 2, 1923 : recorded, v: 
5, p. 108. 


CAROLITA. ey BP 


© Triangle music pub. co., ine., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


1923 ; 


(756 


3 | Cat’s (THE) PAJAMAS. 11S 


© Jack Mills, ine, New York. 


eee reec’d Jan. 13, 1923: recorded, 
2 Oy. DEG, 
CHINA BOY. 14 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923: recorded, v. 
5, p. 114. 


CHLOE CLING TO ME. 15 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 
COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO. 16 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 116. 
CONSTANTLY. bury 
© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Vio Dy Lo: 
DADDY’S GOIN’ HUNTIN’ TO-NIGHT. 18 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice reec’d Jan. 17, 1923; recorded, 
negie 3 ey ad 1S 


DARKTOWN (THE) FLAPPERS BALL. 19 


(© Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 31, 
1923 Tecorded: Wi 15,! p.at22: 

DEAREST YOU’RE THE NEAREST TO MY 
ERATE S|! 20 
© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 


Notice rece’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Vo Ds De hut. 
DIAMOND HORSE SHOE. 21 


© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 

Notice rece’d Jan. 6, 1923; recorded, 
Vio Deer. 

DON’T KICK A NATION WHEN IT’S DOWN. 

22 

© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 

Notice ree’d Jan. 20, 1923; recorded, 
UT NT ae ES 


DON’T THINK YOU’LL BE MISSED. Dips 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


49 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


756 (24) 


DOWN BY THE OLD APPLE TREE. 24 

© Edward B. Marks music co., 

New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 4, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 115. 


Down IN MARYLAND. mS 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


DREAMY MELODY. 26 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 116. 


EAVESDROPPER ; or, The little Jenny 
wren. 
© J. Burlington Rigg, Chicago. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 8, 1923; recorded, 
Veco oe clang 


FALLING. 28 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York> Notice reed Jan: “11,21923): 
recorded, v. 5, p. 116. 


FAMILY TROUBLE BLUES. 29 

© Olman J. Cobb, Chicago. No- 

tice ree’d Jan. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Wes Za: 


FascistT1 (1) ; mazurka. 30 


© Ernesto Rossi, New York. No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 
Hop. 2S. 


Fipc-ET-TyY (THE) FIDGE. 31 

© Irving Berlin, ine, New York. 

Notice rec’d Jan. 23, 1923; recorded, 
Van) Chea eae 


First (THE) WALTZ. on 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 
FOREVER. 33 
© Irving Berlin, ine, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 13 ,1923; recorded, 
Veo Dor La q. 
FOUR O'CLOCK BLUES. 34 
© Perry Bradford music pub. co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 20, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 
GOOD-BYE BUT NOT FOREVER. 35 
© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 18, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 118. 


GovERNOR’S (THE) OWN; by Adams. 
© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 


tice rec’d Feb. 6, 1923; recorded, v. 
Dd, p. 124. 


pt. 1m, HB. S., ve IS 


GRACE YOU’RE THE ACE OF THEM ALL. 
37 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1925 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. ’ 


GRINGO (A) TANGO; by Eastwood 
Lane. (Five American dances) 38 


© J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
Notice rec’d Feb. 9, 1928; recorded, 
¥. Bi pe 22. 


HAYDN (FRANZ JOSEF) Farewell sym- 
phony; by Haydn-Roberts. 39 


© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 
je ae. 


HeE’s THE TALK OF THE WHOLE DARN 
TOWN. 40 
© Triangle music pub. co., ina, 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


HELLO Pappy. 41 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

Notice ree’d Jan. 27, 1923; recorded, 
We Oe oleae 


HONEYMOON TIME; lyric by Wm. Czx- 
Sar, music by Irving Weill. 42 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 12, 1923; recorded, 
Vics oly, Toen daliss 


I FIND ’EM, FOOL ’EM, FONDLE AND FOR- 
GET ’EM. 43 


© Irving Berlin, ine, New York. 


Notice rec’d Jan. 20, 1923; recorded,: 
Veo; 1s a OE 
I GAVE YOU ALL THE LOVE I HAD. 44 


© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 
York. Notice ree’d Feb. 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 1238. 


I GAVE YOU UP JUST BEFORE YOU THREW 
ME DOWN. 45 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


TLL BE IN MY DIXIE HOME AGAIN TO- 
MORROW. 46 
-© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


I’M DONE—DONE—DONE WITH You. 47 
© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 
I’M GONNA GET YOU. 48 


© Zipf music pub. co., New York. 
_ Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. 5, 2p. das: 


o0 


NOTICES OF USER 


no. 1, 1923 


I’M LOOKING FOR A DAappy LONG LEGS. 
49 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 6, 1923; recorded, 
Vaioy Da LLC: 


I’M MIGHTY SWEET ON MY SWEET 
SWEETIE. 50 


© Leo Feist, ine, New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 19, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 119. 


IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR DADDY 
HOME BLUES. 51 


© Zipf music pub. co., New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 11, 1923; recorded, 
We, 0s ps, 148. 


IMPROVISATION AND 
Lake. 


© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 


tice rec’d Jan. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 
Oy 12S. 


IN THE VALLEY OF BROKEN HEARTS. 53 
© Jack Mills, ine, New York. 


Notice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Wei. Ds. LLG: 


IN YOUR DEAR EYES. 54 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


It’s A WONDERFUL WORLD AFTER ALL. 
55 


© Jack Mills, ine., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 116. 


IT TAKES A LITTLE LOVE TO DRIVE THE 
BLUES AWAY. 56 


© Triangle music pub. co., inc, 


MAESTOSO; by 
2 


New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 

_ JELLYS BLUES. OT 

© Lloyd Smith, Chicago. Notice 

ree’d Jan. 22, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 

pe 121. : 

JOE IS HERE. 58 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


JOURNEY’S END. 59 


© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 15, 1928; recorded, v. 
5, p. 119. 


JUNE’S THE TIME FOR ROSES; 
Edward Teschemacher, music by D. 
Lorah. — 60 

M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 22, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 121. 


lyrie by | 


Ai. 


756 (72) 


JUST PLAIN FOLKS. 61 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 18, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 114. 


KEEP IT UNDER YOUR HAT; words by 
Eddie Cantor, music by Louis Breau 
and [Chas. Tobias] 62 

© Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 22, 1923; recorded, 
War Os nOenO: 


KISS ME. 63 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 18, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 117. 


KoNA MARCH. 64 
© Anthony J. Franchini & Frank 
Ferrera, New York. Notice rec’d 
Jan. 20, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 119. 


K00-KEE-KOO. 65 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 


tice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923: recorded, v. 
Hw. aa. 


Lapy LucK. 66 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 119: 


LAUGHIN’ CRYIN’ BLUES. 67 


© Zipf music pub. co., New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. 5, p. 118. 


LET’S KISS. 68 


© Leo Feist, ine., New York. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 13, 19238; recorded, v. 
do, p. 114. 


LitTLeE (THE) HOUSE WITH THE GREEN 
BLINDS. ° 69 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 18, 1923 : recorded, v. 
5, p. 114. 


LOUISVILLE BLUES. 70 

© Triangle music pub. co., inc, 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


MAD CAUSE YOU TREAT ME THIS WAY. 


© Jack Mills., inc, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
V, Dy. DF LG, 


MAMMy’S CARBON COPY. 10s 

© Harms, ine., New York. Notice 

rec’d Jan. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
10, al 


SS ee ee eee 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


756 (73) 


MAYBE SOMEONE IS KISSING YOUR 
SWEETIE TO-NIGHT. ie 
. © F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 
York. Notice ree’d Jan. 30, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 122 


. MoTHER IN IRELAND. 74 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


MoTHER’S WEDDING DRESS. 75 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 
a, De 114. 


My LADY FAIR. 76 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


My MOTHER’S LULLABY. UT 

© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


NEARING THE DAY. 78 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 15, 1928; recorded, v. 
Hope lO: 


NoRWEGIAN ECHO sonG; from My favor- 
ite folk songs by Sembrich. 79 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 108. 


Now IS THE TIME. SO 

© Jack Mills, ine. New York. 

Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; reeorded, 
Dd, p. 116. 


NUR EINE NACHT SOLLST DU MIR GE- 
HOREN. 81 
© Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 18, 1923; recorded, 
Ve. os Ds ALS: 


O ASK OF THE STARS, BELOVED; by Frank 
La Forge. 82 
© G. Ricordi & co., ine, New 
York. Notice reec’d Jan. 6, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 114. 


O-LE-0-LADY. 83 

© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


ONE NIGHT IN JUNE. 84 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


82 


pt. 101, 1, 8 v.28 


ORIGINAL FOUR O’CLOCK BLUES; Joe 
Olivers blues. 85 
© Lloyd Smith, Chicago. Notice 
rec'd Jan. 22, 1923; recorded, vy. 5, 
p. 121: 


PELICAN (THE) ; fox trot. . 86 

© Edward B. Marks music co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 5, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 117. 


— (Le pas du pelican) 87 

© Edward B. Marks music co., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 5, 
1923 ; recorded, Vv. 5, ps £17. 


PLAY THE FUNNY BLUES. 88 


© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 
Sua rec’d Jan. 20,’ 1923 - TeCGeEE 
2 tS: 


POST OFFICE. 89 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923 ; recorded, v. 
5, p. 114. 


RAINBOW WALTZ. 90 


© Jack Mills, ine., New York. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, vy. 
5; pate: 


RIDE OF THE COWBOY; by Gertrude 
Ross. 1 


© J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
Notice ree’d Feb. 9, 1923; recorded, 

VD, Dp. AZZ; 
RUBENESQUE; by Slater. 92 
© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 


tice rec’d Feb. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 
Be Dy ieee 
Russtan Rose; by Peter De Rose. 93 
© G. Ricordi & co., ine, New 
York. . Notice ree’d Jan. 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 114. 


SAW MILL RIVER ROAD. 94 


© Leo. Feist, ine, New York. 
ee rec’d Jan. 13, 1928 ; recorded, 
< Dy Di haa 


SCALP DANCE; by Lake. 95 
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 
rec'd Feb. 1, 1923; reeexdeds) ve 2: 
pailZs: 
SETTLE DOWN AND TRAVEL. 96 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. oO} Dp. £14: 


SOME DAY YOU WILL CRY OVER SOMEONE 
AS I HAVE CRIED OVER YOU. 97 
© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 2, 1923; recorded, 
a gD ale Ques 1 5 


NOTICES OF USER 


no. 1, 1923 


SOME LONESOME NIGHT. 98 

© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d Jan. 10; 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 117. 


SOME WINTER’S NIGHT. 99 

© Triangle music pub..co., inc., 

New York. Notice. rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 108. 


SOMEWHERE FOR ME SOMEONE IS WAIT- 
ING; lyric by Sydney T. Pease, mu- 
sic by Harry Stogden. 100 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 

Notice rec’d Jan. 8, 1923; recorded, 
Pe Dn ak, 

SOMEWHERE IN A COTTAGE FOR TWO. 

101 

© Leo Feist, inc. New York. 

Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 114. 


SOMEWHERE IN- DIXIE; by Gerry L. 

Lansing. 102 

© H. F. Odell & co., Boston. 

- Notice rec’d Jan. 8, 1923;- recorded, 
NOs Dewtilils 


SOMEWHERE SOMEHOW SOME DAY. 103 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


SouTH SEA EYES. 104 

© Richmond-Robbins, ine., New 

York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 121. 


SPANISH SERENADE; by Gertrude Ross. 

105 

© J. Fischer & bro., New York. 

Notice rec’d Feb. 9, 1923; recorded, 
V0 0, pe £22. 


STARLIGHT BAY. 106 

© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 

New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 20, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


STEVE. 107 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


STOP YOUR KIDDIN’. " 108 


© Jack Mills, ine, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1928; recorded, 
Nevo} oy. 116. 


Sunny JIM. 109 

© Barney Abramowitz, New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 3, — recorded, 
Vico. 217, 


03 


756 (121) 


SUNSHINE Mary. 110 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
_ 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


SWEET MANDY. : 111 

© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 

New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5; p. 708. 


TAKE A LITTLE WIFE. 112 


© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 6, 1923; recorded, 
Vi Oy ae dees 


TANZ, GESANG UND WEIN (Dance, song 
and wine) 11 
© Harms, ine., New York. Notice 
rec'd Jan. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 
nin cee 02 


TEMPTING. 114 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 116. 


THERE’S A RAINBOW IN THE SKy. 115 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. 116 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Feb. 9, 1923; recorded, 
5 Geyloo: 


TICKLE ME. 117 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923 ; recorded, v. Tbr Od WA V8 


Dir UP. 118 


© Leo Feist, ine, New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 15, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Deh nO: : 


TOMORROW WILL BE BRIGHTER THAN TO- 
DAY. 119 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice ree’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, Vie) oe lei: 


TRAILING ARBUTUS; by Garbett. 120 


© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 24, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Oe Oe 


TSCHATKOWSKY (FETER ILJITCH) In- 
-terrupted revery; by Tschaikowsky, 
op. 40, no. 12, ed. by John Orth. 
121 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice ree’d Jan. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 108. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


756 (122) 
TURTLE DOVE. 122, 
© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 


Notice rec’d Jan. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Var; Dicaahd: 


UNDERNEATH THE CHINESE MOON; 
lyric by Jack Arnold, music by A. 
Baldwin Sloane. i 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 16, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 119. 


VENETIAN BLUES. 124 

© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 

Notice rec’d Jan. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Vo. oslo. 


125 


WANITA (Wanna eat?) 
© Stark & Cowan, ine., New York. 
Notice rece’d Jan. 27 1923 : recorded, 
Veo, Pp. 128. 
WHAT A FOOL I’VE BEEN. 126 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 


York. Notice ree’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 115. 
WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT. Ley 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Jan. 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


WHEN I WAS SEVENTEEN ; from My fa- 
vorite folk songs by Sembrich. 128 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 2, 1923; recorded, vy. 
Dd, p. 108. 


WHEN THE CURFEW RINGS AT NINE. 
129 
© Leo Feist, inc., New. York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Vie OD}. LA. 


WHEN WILL I KNOW. 130 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d Jan. 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 116. 


o4 


pt. 11, n. s., v. 18, no. 1, 1923 


WHISPERING TIMES; words by Paul 

Cunningham, musie by Irving Weill. 

“ya alee 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 

Notice ree’d Jan. 12, 1923; recorded, 
¥. oD, pees 


W HISTLING. 132 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
1923 recorded, v. 5, p. 120: 


WONDERFUL ONE. ite 


© Leo’ Feist, ine, New York. 
Notice rec’d Jan. 18, 1923; recorded, 
¥. De ps ae 


You CAN TAKE MY MAN BUT YOU CAN’T 
KEEP HIM LONG. * 184 
© Lloyd Smith, Chicago. Notice 
rec’d Jan. 22, 1925; recorded.) v. 5, 
Dota 


YOU GAVE ME YOUR HEART SO I GAVE 
YOU MINE. 135 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice ree’d Jan. 25, 
1928 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 120. 


YOU GOTTA TOODLE-00 ON A SAXOPHONE 
IF YOU WANNA KEEP SWEET MAMMA 
HOME. 186 

© Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 
Notice ree’d Feb. 9, 1923; recorded, 
Ve. D5 Daae2: 


You MAY HAVE SOME LOVING BUT YOU 
CAN’T HAVE IT ALL. LST 
© Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 
Notice ree’d Jan. 18, 1923; recorded, 
Vo. 5,0: lite 


YOU’VE GOT TO SEE MAMA EVRY NIGHT. 

138 

© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d Jan. 17, 1923; recorded, 

Ve Oe pees 

ZEPHYRS (THE); by Frank La Forge. 

139 

© G. Ricordi & co., inc, New 

York. Notice rec’d Jan. ‘4, 1923 ; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 114. 


157-1475 
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 


COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATALOGUE 


OF 


COPY RIGHT ENTRLES 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891, 
OF JUNE 20, 16, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 3 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


INCLUDING: 


LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1923383 
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 . 
No. 2 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.” é 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 
T taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical’compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex- 
plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the 
title (except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and 
a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveni- 
ently alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.), 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be 
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ; 
Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Gluck (Christoph Witi- 
bald von); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Massenet (Jules Emile Fredéric); Men- 
delssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Paganini (Niccolo) Saint-Saens 
(Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Verdi (Giuseppe). In the ease,of 
all such works, however, there are cross references in the title alphabet from 
the title of each work. 

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “‘ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., ‘‘ waltz,” “ dance,” ‘‘ march,” 
“cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “étude,” 
“‘ study,”. “ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable 
by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without 
eross reference from the titles. 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of pubjication 
and name of publisher, 


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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading ‘“ Words by,” ‘“ Music by,” are to be understood as songs. . 

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab- 
rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for 
entry in the Copyright Cffice. 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab- 
breviated. The abbreviations used in this'part are as follows: “E,” Class E, 
Musical compositions; “D,” class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; ‘©,’ 
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and ‘2 c.,’’ for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the-case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing 
such contributions is required. 

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions 
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this 
issue immediately following the text. 

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Su- 
perintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express 
order, or New York draft. 


Citi) 


NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall deterrhine 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
~ collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. , 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. 

Noricr is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1915, to June 30, 1919, inclusive, are 
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 1922. 

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, 
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical com- 
positions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, 
or photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photo- 
graphs filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No- 
maps are available for return. . 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record 
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address Reetsrer or Copryricuts, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D. C: 


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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Austria, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, 
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, New Zealand, Norway, 
and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to this effect on 
the following dates: Australia and the territories of Papua and Nor- 
folk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), Austria (May 25, 
1922), Belgium (June 14, 1911, effective July 1, 1909), Cuba (Nov. 
97, 1911), Denmark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 24, 1918), Germany 
(Dec. 8, 1910, May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 1, 1915), Hungary 
(June 2) 1922), Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), Luxemburg (June 
14, 1911, effective June 29, 1910), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, effective 
Dec. iv 1916, May 25, 192 2), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective Sept. 9, 
1910), ’ Sweden (Feb. 27, 1920, effective Feb. i. 1920). These procla- 
mations were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries. Part 
3, vol. 6, pages v-x of no. 7, and pages 1v—v of no. 12; vol. 10, pages 
vut-xt of no. 3, and pages viTI-Ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v-1x of no. 
3; vol. 18, pages vi—-x11 of no. 5; and vol. 15, pages v—vi1 of no. 3; and 
pages vi—xtv of no. 13. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (e) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified i in the proviso to section 1 (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Mexico (May 8, 1911), the 
Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911), and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911). 


The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on J uly 13, 1914. This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, 
Salvador, and Uruguay. 


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tae Tas ee 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


‘A BELLA ‘E MARGELLINA; versi di C. 
Forte, musica di Gennaro Giuda [of 
U. S.J] ; mand. ace. 757 
© ee. 10,1922; 2c. Jan. 13, 
1923; E 555414; Carlo Forte, New 
York. 


A GAST AF DER ERD; words by Morris 
Rund, music by Samuel Weisser [of 
U. S.] 758 

©) 1 -<¢ Jan. 80, 1923: 553671 ; 
M. Rund.and S. Weisser, New York. 


AULA FETE. See Dimanche basque. 


ADVANCED EAR-TRAINING AND SIGHT- 
SINGING; as applied to the study 
of harmony by George A. Wedge 
[of U. 8.] Ato. 759 

© Dec. 24, 1922; 2 c Dec. 30; 
aff. Dec. 28; A 690865; G. Schirmer, 
inec., New York. 


AEDH WISHES FOR THE CLOTHS OF 
HEAVEN; poem by William Butler 
Yeats, melody by Herbert Bedford 
fof England] 4to. 760 

© June 20, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 901762; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 


AFTER AWHILE; waltz ballad, words 
by Al. McDermott and Walter Mack, 
music by Allen B: Cooper [of U. S.] 

761 

© Jan. 18, 1923; 2 ¢ Jan. 19; EB 

555880; McDermott. Cooper and 
Mack, St. Louis. 


AH! CHI L’AVEVA DI! versi di Riccardo 
. Cordiferro, musica di Daniel Na- 
politano [of Italy, domiciled at Jer- 
sey City], ‘arr. -di Ciro Valente [o! 


Gs Sy 762 ° 


© 1-¢. Jan. 17, 1923; EB 555249< 
Buffa bros., New York. 


ALBUM LEAF; evening mood, by Ernest 
Hutcheson fof Great Britain, do- 
miciled at New York] op. 12, no. 
3; piano. 763 

© yam. 24. 1923-2) ¢ Jan. 25° 
E 555393 ; Composers’ music corp.. 
New York. 
——-idyl, by Johnson C. Bane [fof 
U. 8.]; guit. Nicomede ed. Altoona, 
Pa., Lustroil co. 764 

© Dee. 24, 1922; 2 «& Jan. 8, 1928: 
E 555064; Jce Nicomede. Altoona, 
Pa. 


ALL For JESUS; sacred trio, words by 


W. J. Sparrow Simpson, music by 
Alfred Wooler fof U. S.];  sop., 
alto and ten. 4to. AS) 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 22;.E 
5538584; Oliver Ditson co., Boston 


ALL ME MONEY. See Jamaican dances. 


ALLEGRO. See Marr (Joseph) Four 
incidentals. 


ALLELUIA; Christmas service, words 
by Gertrude Knox Willis, music by 
Mrs. R. R. Forman fof U. S.]  4to. 

766 


© Oct. 16, 1922; 2 c and aff. Nov. 
9; A 688915; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


ALMOND EYES; words by L. Wolfe Gil- 
bert, melody by Anton Lada and W. 
Miller fof U. S.], arr. by Arthur 
Darvo [fof U. S.] 767 

- ©) dic. Jam 18, 1923 By 553482: 
L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., New 
York. 


ALNZS (EYVIND) 4 varmlinska latar; 
til tekster av Gustav Frdéding, 
komponerede av E. Alnes [of Nor- 
way] op. 38; for en sangstemme 
med piano. (Wilhelm Hansen ed- 
ition, no. 2275). Contents:—1. Jant- 
blig.—2. En liten lat om varen.—3. 
Kung Liljekonvalje—4 Skogsan. 

768 


© Dee. 21, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 551478; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


ALTHO I’M JUST PAST EIGHTY-TWO; 
words and music by W. H. Rhoads 
fof U. S.], arr. by Frank. Black: [of 
U. S.]; piano with words. - [69 

©le Jan. 27, 1923; E 553639; 
William Hood Rhoads, New York. 

ALWAYS; words and music by A. S. 

Skillman [of U. S8.] 770 
©le Jan. 24, 1923; E 555356; 
Alice Sheppard Skillman, Dallas. 

AMERICAN AERIAL TRIUMPH; march, 

melody by A. Chiaffarelli [of tee Sal 

771 

© 1 ce. Jan. 18, 1923; E 555328; 
Albert Chiaffarelli, New York. 


Do 


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772 


AMERICAN PARADE; triumphal march, 
by Maurice Baron [fof France]; 


piano. 772 
©). Jan. 5, 1928; 2:6. Jan: 203 Wi 
555302; Belwin, ine., New York. 


AMOR CHE TORNA (RETURNING LOVE) ; 
valzer-boston, di V. di Modugno [of 
Italy, domiciled at New York]; in- 
strumental. “io 

© 1e. Jan. 8, 1923; E 555109; 
Vincenzo di Modugno, New York. 

Amour (L’) DE MA MIE; entr’ acte, 

par V.. Dyck [of France]; violon 

solo et petit orch. 4to. 174 
© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 

BE 551546; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


AN OREM YOSOIMELE; 


Where are my parents, words by 

Louis Gilrod, music by J. and J. 
Kammen fof U. 8.] 

pom DIN” DPI PAN) 

TT5 

(Cy. Nov. 30, 1922. 2 tam. 15, 

1023: BE. Dob2)Ss “Jack. &, Joseon 
Kammen, Brooklyn. 


AND SO DID HE; part-song, words and 
music by Alfred Wooler [of U. S.]; 


men’s voices. 4to. 116 

G@. Dee. ih; 39222. 26) Jam 1s, 
1923; E 555263: Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 


ANNIE LAURIE; festival chorus, poem 
by Wm. Douglas, traditional Scotch 
air, arr: by G. O'Hara [of.-U. S82); 


mixed voices. 4to. mea 


©, Jan. 23, 1923-2 e) Jan, 25208 


5538597; Geoffrey O’Hara, Yonkers, 
N. Y. [Copyright is claimed-on ar- 


rangement ] 


ANTELOPE: fox trot, by William Morris 


- fof U. S.]; Ist and 2nd banjo. Nieo- 
mede ed. Altoona, Pa., Lustroil ceo. 
778 
©-Dec. 24, 1922; 2c Jan. 8, 1923; 
BK 555065; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 
Pag 
ANTHEM GEMS; coll. of fifty festival 
anthems, composed and arr. by G. 
Kessel [oft U. S.]; mixed voices. 
4to. 179 
ie NOY) Tol§222 CaNove 2os UNO: 


24: A 690482; Geo. Kessel, St. Paul. 


ARABIAN LOVE See Egyptian 


tone poems. 


SONG. 


6 


from the play 


| 


pt. 1, 2. Se : 


ARGONNE (THE) FOREST; waltzes, by 
H. W. Green [of U. 8.], arr. by Romo 
Falk fof U. S.]; piano. 780 


©-1-e¢, Jan. 19, 1923; EB 5553862: 
Henry W. Green, Cleveland. 


ART THOU WEARY; Sacred song, text by 
John M. Neale, music by Teresa Del 
Riego [of Great Britain]; piano or 
organ ace., with violin and ’eello 
obbl. by Karl Rissland [of U. S.]. 
1. High voice in F.—2. Medium 
voice, in E flat.—3. Low voice, in D 
flat. 781 

© Dee: 7, 1922; 2:e..ceaeh Jan 15, 
$923: BH boa2T Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 


ARTIST’S STYLE INSTRUCTION BOOK; for 
popular music, rag-time and jazz 
piano playing, by 8S. A. Thomas [of 
U. S.] Supplement. 782 

© Oct. 26, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 
15; A 693340; Sidney A. Thomas, 
Milwaukee. 


words by Enzena Smith Wil- 
music by Maurine Dinwiddie 
Hearne [of U. 8.] 783 

© Jan. 2, 1923: 2°e@ Jamies 
555172: Mrs: T. K. Williams, De- 
cherd, Tenn. 


AT LAST; 
liams, 


AT TWILIGHT. See Southern sketches. 


AU CREPUSCULE. — See 
guste) Deux piéces. 


Chapuis (Au- 


AU JEU DE PELOTE. See Dimanche 
basque. 
AUDREY FOX TROT; melody by H. A. 


Weebse [of U. 8.] 784 


© 1c Jan. 30,.0023;  S5561o; 
Edward Alfred Woebse, New York. 


marcia, by A. Jaecobucei [of 


AURORA } 
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia] 


785 
©l1e Jan. 18, 1923; E 553470; 
Alfred Jacobucci, Philadelphia. 
entr’acte, par V. Dyck 
fof France]; orch. avee piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 786 
© Dee. 14, 192231 '¢ Sany 9, 1923 ; 
E 551518; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


AURORA NEA: 


AWANDA (THE) INSTRUCTOR OF POP- 
ULAR MUSIC; no. 1 [by G. F. Luyster 
and C. Tf. -Click,. of Wz Sal pane: 


Cincinnati, O., Awanda studio of 
popular music. 787 
© May 29, 1920; 1 ¢ Oct. a, 1922 
1 e@. Nov. 15; aff. Nov. 15; A 691091 ; 
George F. Luyster and C. T. Click, 

Cincinnati. 


’ 
~ i ay 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2,.1923 


B. O. A.; song of the Sciots, words and 
musie by W. J. McCartney [of U. 8.] 
788 


wan. 2192332 ¢ Jani’ 8 E 


5d5102: Wm. J. McCartney, San 
_ Francisco. 
Basy. See Jamaican dances. 


BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) The little 
book of Bach chorales; coll. of 
hymns set to chorales of Bach by 
Cecil Forsyth [of England]; male 
voices. S8vo. 789 

PeeWee) s..4922': 2..¢e:, Dec. 85. aft. 
Dee. 9: A 691843; H. W. Gray co., 
New York. 


BACK HOME AND BROKE; lyrie and mu- 
sie by C. K. Harris [of U. S.] 790 


© rsa 24 1923: 2 e Jan.-25° BE 
553606; Chas. K. Harris, New York. 


BACK HOME IN DIXIE WITH you; fox 
trot, words and music by E. Cirker 
[of U. S.] 791 

(Ovieer sean. 20, 19238: BW 553533 ° 
Edward Cirker, New York. 

BaH-iLiIM-po. See Jamaican dances. 

Batre (MicHArL WILLIAM) Gerrard 
six four, adapted to tune Excelsior, 
words by Ernest Melvin, music by 
M. W. Balfe [of England]; in. D 
flat. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions] 792 

@ce.(29. 1922. 1 ec. Jan. 13, 
Wwe. ooLida, Krancis, Day. & 
Hunter, London. 


BALLADE ET POLONAISE. See J6rgensen 
(Axel) Suite. 
BANG, ON YOUR TAMBOURINE; words 
and music by Mort Dixon, 
Breuer and Sidney Gibson [of U. 
S.J, arr. by J. M. Cuthbert [of U. S.] 
793 
Gmc ton. 20, 1923- hy S538648 ; 
3roadway musie corp., New York. 


BASQUE LOVE sone (Nik baditut) ; 
‘English version by Mary Ellis Op- 
dycke and Kurt Schindler, collected 
and harmonized by José Antonio De 
San Sebastian, ed. by K. Schindler 
[of U. S.]; med., in D flat. (Songs 
of the Spanish provinces; Basque 
provinces, no. 9) 794 

© Dee. 15, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 15, 1923 ; 
FE 505271; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Ernie ‘ 


| 
ov 


802 


BASSES AND CHANTS DONNES AUX CON- 
COURS DES CLASSES D’HARMONIE; 
années 1920-1922, par divers auteurs 
fof France]. 4to. 795 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 «. Jan. 9; 1928 ; 
Ei 551517 ; Heugel, Paris. 


BE MY ORIENTAL MAID; Words and mu- 

sic by A. J. Stern [of U. S.] 796 

©. 1d e. Jan. 20,1923; EB 555370; 
Arthur J. Stern, New York, 


BEAUTIFUL GREECE; _from  Phi-Phi, 
words by Clifford Grey, music by H. 
Darewski [of England] 797 

© Oct. 13, 1922; 1 e. Jan. 18, 1923; 
HE 551795; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


BEAUTY, THAT’S WHAT SHE CALLS ME 
‘Now; words and music by Harry 
Castling [of England] [Staff and 
tonie sol-fa notations] 798 

@) Nove 14. 922) Aes Jane 18; 
1923; E 551814; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


BEAVER; here comes old Beaver, words 
by George Crump and Neil McKay, 
music by Will Hyde [of England] 
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 


199) 


GNOvet ite G92 fl ten an. aes 
1923; E 551811; Herman Darewski 
musie pub. co., London. 


BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Song of 
penitence; sacred song, music by 
Beethoven, ed. by Mark Andrews [of 
U. S.J]; high voice, organ ace. ~- 800 


© ‘Jan, 83-1923; 2-e. Jane ty: 
555146; G. Sehirmer, ing., New 


York. [Copyright is claimed on edi- 
ing | ¢ vies 
BERCEUSE; by G. Karganoff, trans. by 
Arthur Hartmann [of U. S.]; violin 
and piano. FSU: 
@©gdiam 78. 1923.20 e" Jane ales ih) 
505142; G. Sehirmer, ine, New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on 
transcription ] 


3ESTtT (THE) OLD FAVORITE SONGS AND 
NEW HELPS FOR TEACHERS; compiled 


by A. T. McCreary [of U. S.] New 
public school ed. Springfield, I11., 
Illinois state register. 4to. 802 


© Sept. 29, 1922; 2 ec. Nov. 3; aff. 
Oct. 2; A 688708; A. T. McCreary, 
Springfield, II]. 


SS EN 


803 


BILBRO’S KINDERGARTEN BOOK; by NXfa- 

thilde Bilbro [of U. S.]; pf. 003 

© Oct. 5, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 

14; A 687532; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


BrrcuHarp (C. C.) & co. Five Christ- 
mas songs; ed. by C. C. Birchard & 
eo. [of U. 8.] 4to. . Contents :—1. 
Joy to the world; words by Isaae 
Watts, music arr. from Handel by 
Lowell Mason.—2. O come all ye 
faithful; words tr. by F. Oakeley, 
music by John Reading.—3. Silent 
night; words by Joseph Mohr, music 
by Franz Griiber.—4. Hark! the 
herald angels sing; words by C. 
Wesley, music by Felix Mendel- 
ssohn-Bartholdy.—5d. God rest you 
merry gentlemen; words and music 
traditional. $04 

© Nov. 24, 1922; 2 ¢ and aff. Dee. 
1; A 698686; C: C. Birehard & co., 
Boston. 


BirD SONG; motion song, words and 

music by C. A. Smith [of U. 8.] 805 

Oven: 31» 19234" 2 cen Jane av: 

__E 553656; Charles A. Smith, Moun- 
tain View, Calif. 


BLANCHIE; words by H. Weaver, mu- 
sic by F. E. Mastin [of U. S8.], arr. 
by Herman A. Hummel [of U. S.] 

806 

© le. Jan. 30, 1923; E 553664; 

Harry Weaver and Frank E. Mastin, 
San Francisco. 


Buiss (ARTHUR) Three romantic 
songs, words by Walter De La Mare, 


music by A. Bliss [of England] 
Contents: 1. The hare.—2. Love- 
locks.—3. The buckle. S07 


© July: 4; 1922" te Jan. 2.) 1923 : 
E 551777; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 


BLONDE AMIE; sSérénade, poésie de 
Pierre d’Amor, musique de R. Car- 
cel [of France] 808 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
Hibolbs2Z Rh. Careel,Earis. 


BoatT-sone; by N. Louise Wright [of 
U. S.]; piano. (By the lake, no. 2) 
809 

OCmiani ts, 1923 — 2c. dane 22770) 
553504; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


Bonsour; bluette, de Franz Hitz, or- 
chestrée par H. Mouton [of Bel- 
gium]; orch. avec piano conducteur. 


Ato. 810 | 
58 


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pt. Dy Ss. ves 


© Dec. 18, 1922; 1 « Jan. 9; 1923; 
E 551508; -Durand et cie, Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on orchestra- 
tion] 


Book (A) OF SONGS; words by various 
authors, music by E. Wood [of U. 
S.], ace. by Randall Thompson. 
[French and English texts] 4to. 

811 

© Dec. 21, 1922: 2 ¢, Dee saan. 

Dec. 28; A 690864; Erskine Wood, 
Portland, Or. 


BouRREE; airs de danses de Haute et 
Basse Auvergne, recueillis notés et 
arrangés par Mario- Versepuy [of 
France]; 4 voix mixtes avee contre- 
points et ritournelles. 4to. 812 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551507; Heugel, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on collection, notes 
and arrangement |] 


BRIGHTEST AND BEST OF THE SONS OF 
THE MORNING. See Christmas. 


Brown: words anon., music by Mary 
Wyman Williams [of U. S.] (Read- 
ings with music) 813 

© Jan. 2, 1923: 2 @ Vane. 
555114; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


BuckLe (THE) See Bliss (Arthur) 
Three romantic songs. 


BuFFoon (THE); by Frederick Albert 
Hosehke [of U. S.] op. 21, no. 4; 
piano. 814 

© Jan. 1%; 1923); 2c dame toe 
555292 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


BUILDING CASTLES IN THE AIR; Words 
by C. S. Garner, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. [of U. S.] New York, World 
music pub. corp. 815 

© Jan. 4,.1923 5 2) ca dame Es 
555067; Caroline S. Garner, Jacum- 
ba, Calif. 


Bui EYES; words by J. J. Murnagh, 
music by Rosario Pellegrino [of U. 
S.] 816 

©. 1-e. Feb:- 1, 1928; By ssad4; 
James J. Murnagh, New York. 


BUT YOU PRETTY GIRLS; words by Joe 
A. Omela, melody by J. J. Molitoris 
fof U. 8.] 817 

© le. Jan. 27, 1928; EB 553640; 
John J. Molitoris, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


By THE FIRELIGHT; by Mable Pallatt 
[of U S.]; organ. obl. 8vo. (Organ 
music. no. 5173) 818 

@) Jan. 30)°1923;: 2c. Jan. 31; EB 
553677 ; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


By THE FIRESIDE; by Kate S. Chitten- 
den [of U. S.];piano. New and rev. 
ed. (Jn Synthetic method by Albert 
Ross Parsons, pt. 1, no. 7*) 819 

(ean 8, 1923-2 ¢ Jan: 10: B 
555120; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on new 
and revised edition] 


CALEDON MountTaAIN: march, by J. Gib- 
son [of Canada], arr. by Jules 
Brazil [of Canada]; [violin] 820 

© 1c. Jan. 4, 1923; E 551360; 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


CALEDON QUADRILLE; by J. Gibson [of 
Canada], arr. by Jules Brazil [of 
Canada]; violin. 821 

Gre den. 4, 1923; BH. 551361 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


CALL ME ONCE MORE; words by Fred 
G. Bowles, music by Charles A. 
Chase [of U. S8.] 822 


Or dam 22, 1923: 2 ¢. Jan. 25: E 
503601; C. W. Thompson & co., Bos- 
ton. 


CALL (THE) TO PRAYER. 
tone poems. 


See Egyptian 


CAMELLIA; gavotte, by Agide Jacchia 
[of Italy, domiciled at Boston], 
transcribed by Antonio Gerardi [of 
U. S.J]; violin and piano. 823 


Ge Mee 28. 1922: 2. e Jane 15, 
1923; E 555272; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 


CAN IT BE YOU’VE FORGOTTEN THE PAST; 


waltz ballad, words and music by. 


W. P. Tulley [of U. S.], arr. by 

William Foley [of U. S.] 824 
@rdi-e).Jan: 22. 1923 By bo53T : 

Walter Paul’ Tulley, Boston. 


- CARILLON (LE) DE SAINT-JEAN ; poéme 
musical, par E. Chatillon [of 
France]; piano 4 4 mains. 825 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 


anda’: J. C.. Vincent; Lyon, 
France. 
CARNIVAL DANCE; by Frances Terry 


fof U: §8.]; piano. (Two spirited 
dances, no. 1) 826 

(Or Janis, 1923): 2c. Jan. 10: B 
050157 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


09 


835 


CAROLLING ON. See Christmas (A) 
surprise. 
CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY; by 
James A. Bland, transcribed and 
arr. by Karl Rissland [of U. S8.] 
1. Violin, ’cello and piano.—2. ’Cello 
and piano. 
© Dec. 22, 28, 1922; 2 c. each Jan. 
15, 1923; E 555274, 555275; Oliver 
Ditson co., Boston. [Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement] 


Cast ASIDE; words by D. Gross, music 

by E. S. S. Huntington: fof U. S8.] 

. 829 

© 1 ¢« Feb...1, 1923; =H, 553720; 
Daisy Gross, Philadelphia. 


CENOTAPH (THE); descriptive, by L. 
E. Atkinson [of England]; piano. 
830 
© Jan, 13,2 1923 > 1-e) Sant, vor or 
551724; Lillian E. Atkinson, More- 
cambe, England. 


CHANALI; words by Morris Brooks, 

melody by Abe Schwartz [of U. 8.] 

831 

©d4<¢ Jan. 18, 1923; H 553471; 
Schwartz & Brooks, New York. 


CHANSON GAIE; de Victor Staub, arr. 
par H. Mouton [of Belgium]; orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 832 


© Dee! 13; 19225 1c. Jan’ 9, 19238; 
FE 551509; Durand et cie., Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on orchestra- 
tion ] 


CHANSONNETTE; fox trot song, words 
by Dailey Paskman and Sigmund 
Spaeth, music by Rudolf Friml [of 
CR ESE] ° 833 

© dane18 1928.)2) «. Jan. 245 28 

_ 555405 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CHANUKKAH SONGSTER; containing a 
complete children’s musical service 
and other hymns in English and 
Hebrew, by Abraham W. Binder [of 
UieSal) 1 4to: 834 

© Nov. 10, 1922; 2c. Dec. 29; aff. 
Dee. 28; A 6938752; Bloch pub. co., 
New York. 


CHAPUIS (AUGUSTE) Deux piéces; 
par A. Chapuis [of France]; pour 
hautbois et piano. Contents: 1. Au 
crépuscule.—2. Dans les champs. 

835 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551554; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


827, 828 - 


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836 


CHATILLON (E.) Andante; sur le 
théme de Vhymne de Saint-Joseph, 
par EK. Chatillon [of France]; pour 
violon ou: violoncelle et acc. orgue, 
harmonium ou piano. 836 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
“EK. 551567; J. C. Vincent, Lyon, 
France. [Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement] 


CHEATING; words and music by Bob 

Rothberg [i. e. R. Rothberg, of U. S.] 

837 

© 1 -¢.. Jan. 30), 1923. B dacbts ; 
Robert Rothberg, New York. 


CHICKEN (A); from Phi-Phi, words by 
Clifford Grey, music by H. Darew- 
ski [of England] [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 838 

> Oct. 24;" 1922's. 4 .ey- Jane 18, 
1923; E 551794; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


CHILDHOOD MEMORIES; words and mu- 

sie by E. T. Adams [of U. 8.] 839 

© a: ec: Jam: 20; 1923 7 Hi 55585 ; 
Earle Thomas Adams, Chicago. 


{CHOICE SONGS; no. 1, four songs, music 
by 1. Eb. Pickett [ot U.S: “and 
Haldor Lillenas. 4to. Contents :— 
Hidden; words by L. L. Pickett.— 
The City o’er the sea; words by 
Mattie C. Forbush.—May the fire 
fall; words by L. L. Pickett.—We 
shall join the shouting, by and by; 
words by L. L. Pickett and Johnson 
Oatman, jr. 840 

© Aug. 14, 1922; 2c Nov. 29; aff. 
Dec. 28; A 6938743; L. L. Pickett, 
Wilmore, Ky. 


CHRISTIANS AWAKE; Christmas hymn, 
arr. by Paul Dawson [fof U. 8.]; 


piano. Lawrence, Mass., Bay State 
music co. (At Christmas time, no. } 
5 841 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
BH 555410; R. Liversidge, Lawrence, 
Mass. 


CHRISTMAS; pageant with songs arr. 
by Henrietta Heron [of U. S.] 8vo. 
Contents: Joy to the world.—Silent 
night, holy night.—Brightest and 
best of the sons of the morning.— 
It came upon the midnight clear. 

842 

© Nov. 28, 1922; 2 ec. Dec. 9; aff. 

Dec. 7; A 690530; Standard pub. co., 
Cincinnati. 


pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


CHRISTMAS AND NEw YEAR SONGS; 
from Folk songs of many peoples 
v. 1, 2, compiled by Florence H. Bots- 
ford [of U. S.]. New York City, 
Woman’s press. 4to. 843 


©: Dee. 1, '1922: 2 @ Dec. 7° an. 
Dec. 12; A 690604; National board 
of the Y¥. W. CG. A. of the U:-S: A., 
New York. 


CHRISTMAS IN ART AND SONG; program 
of Christmas songs, arr. by Edith 
L. Thomas and Albert E. Bailey [of 
U. S.J] Ato. 844 

© Nov: 20, 1922; 2 ¢ Nov, 27: ait. 
Nov. 25; A 689860; C. C. Birehard 
& co., Boston. 


CHRISTMAS (A) SURPRISE; cantata, 
words by Elsie Duncan Yale and 
others, musie by J. Lincoln Hall and 
others, arr. by C. W. Baker, jr. [of 
U. S.J] 8vo. Contents: Luther’s 
cradle hymn.—Carolling on.—O lit- 


tle town.—A wondrous word — 
Come hither, ye faithful—Joy to 
the world. 845 


© Oct. 17, 1922; 2 cand ath. Get. 
25; A 688391; Hall-Mack co., Phila- 
delphia. 


CHROMATIC RAG; by E. L. Legreid [of 
U. S.J, arr. by Ludwig L. Carl {of 
U, S.]; piano. 846 

© 1 «+ Feb. 2, 1923:-E S5aM4o- 
Erwin L. Legreid, Belleville, Il. 


Ciry (THE) 0’ER THE SEA. See Choice 


songs. 


CLAVECIN; poéme de Marie Delétang, 
musique de Claude Pingault [of 
France] 847 

©) Dee. 14, 1922.51: ¢. Jan. 9; 1923; 
E 551547; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


CLEOPATRA’S NIGHT; introduction to 
act 2, by Henry Hadley, arr.. by 
Gordon Balch Nevin [of U.. §8.]; 
organ. 848 


©). Dee.’ 57) 1922.00: ch) demerits, 
1923; BE 555269; Oliver Ditson co., 


Boston. [Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement] 
Crip-ctap. See Jamaican dances. 


COME ALONG AND SING A HAPPY SONG; 
from Co-optimists, written by Lad- 
die Cliff, music by Melville Gideon 
[of England]; in C. [Staff and 
tonie and sol-fa notations] 849 

© Nov.” 23, 1922:: 1 @ tame. 
1923; FE 551751; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


60 


no. 2, 1923 


CoME BACK OLD PAL; from Carry on, 
words and music by M. W. Plunkett 
[of Canada] 850 


mieten.) 15, 1923: 1 ¢. Jan. 15; HE 


551715; Leo Feist. ltd., Toronto, 
Canada. 

CoME HITHER, YE FAILTHFUL. See 
Christmas (A) surprise. 

COMMITTEE (THE) MEETING. See Con- 


versations. 


CONCERT ETUDE; by Homer Grunn [of 

U. 8.]; piano, in D flat maj. 851 

er tan, 18,°1923- 2* ec. Jan: 19: 

E 555318; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


CONCERTINO; par Paul Vidal [of 
France]; pour cornet 4 pistons ou 
trompette chromatique avec acc. de 
piano. 852 


©ewee 14, 1922: 1. « Jan.* 9, 

1923; E 551561; E. Gaudet, Paris. 

CONCERTO No. 1. 
colo) 


See Paganini (Nic- 


ConepoN (THE) MUSIC READER; no. 38, 


coll. by C. H. Congdon and Kate 
Forman [fof U. S.] . Enlarged ed. 
8vo. 853 


ie Sent. 28, 1922: 2 « Oct. 20; 
aff. Dec. 2; A 692228; Charles Har- 
ris Congdon, New York. 


CONVERSATIONS; suite, by Arthur Bliss 
[of England]; flute, oboe, violin, 
viola and cello. 4to. Contents: 
The committee meeting. — In the 
wood.—In the ball room.—Solilo- 
quy.—In the tube at Oxford circus. 

854 


© June 20, 1922; 1 ce. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 501772; Goodwin & Tabb, ‘itd., 
London. 


‘CoRN ON THE COBB; patter, words and 
musie by J. Kay [of U. S8.] 855 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


© 1e. Jan. 20, 1923; BE 553530;, 


Noa 


CRADLE SONG; poem by William Blake, 
musie by Felix White [of England] 
856 
9 


=), 


Jack Kay, Mamaroneck, 


er Bec, 30; 1921: 1 «© “San, 
1923; E 551770; Goodwin & Tabb, 
ltd., London. 


CRAHSS LOOKIN’ DOG. 
dances. 


See Jamaican 


CRUCIFIXION ; motet, words by Walther 
v. d. Vogelweide, English version 
by Alice Mattulath, music by Wer- 
ner Josten [of U. 8.]; eight mixed 
voices, with bass solo. (G. S. 8vo. 
choruses, no. 7022) 857 


61 


865 


© > Jan. -18,:1923;-2: e..dJan. 24: 
E 555404; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 


CrystaL (THE) OF LOVE; words by 
Harold 8S. Cadieux, music by P. J. 
Silman fof U. S.], arr. by Harry 
Freneh [of U. S.]; piano with 
words. 858 


© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; E 553751; 
Philip Joseph Sillman, Detroit. 


CURRAN (PEARL G.) Nocturne; song 
of love, words and musie by P. G. 
Curran [of U. 8.]; high voice. 859 

© Fan: 15,/1923: 22 Jan. (22: 
E 553550; G. Schirmer, ine., New 
York. 


DADD’S GOIN’ HUNTIN’ TO-NIGHT; words 
and music by Alex Rogers and Rich- 
ard Myers [of U. S.] 860 


©: am 16. 1923--2'.¢. dan, 1%: 
E 553523 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


Daisy; words by F. L. Thornton, mu- 
sic by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. 
S.] 861 

© 1 ¢ Feb. 1.1923 > 553709; FB. 
L. Thornton, Asbury Park. 


DANCING RAINDROPS; scherzetto, by 
Julian Kent [pseud. of C. W. Krog- 
man, of U.S.) op. 5; mex Se-ipE 
(Three easy fancies) 862 

C) an; 8;) 1923-52 «Jan, a: 
E 555150; G. Schirmer, ine., New 
York. 

DANS LES CHAMPS. See Chapuis (Au- 

guste) Deux piéces, 


DANSE BACCHANALE; by Frederick 
Albert Hoschke [of U. S.] op. 22; 
piano. 863 


©: Jan, 16," 1923 392) .¢. Jan.) 19; 
E 555320; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


DAREWSKI GEMS; from Phi-Phi, by 

H. Darewski [of England]; piano. 

864 

© Sept. 21, 1922* 1: ¢ Jan: 18, 

1923; E 551797; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


DarRK (THE) SHADOW (Negra som- 
bra); poem by Rosalia De Castro, 
in Gallegan dialect, English ver- 
sion by Kurt Schindler [of U. S.], 
music a ballad of Spanish Galicia, 
by Juan Montes, ed. by K. Schind- 
ler; low in B flat min. (Songs of 
the Spanish provinces: Galicia, no. 
12) 865 

© Jan: 4, 1923; 2°6¢. Jan. 1s 
555270; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


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pt. 111, 1. S., v: 18 


866 

DASHING YANKEE BOYS; march, by 
Geo. Rosenkrans [of U. 8.]; band. 
4to. 866 


© Jan. 20; 1923: 2 ¢ Jan. 22-58 
555338; Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 


DaT POSSUM LAG; words by J. T. Bour- 
quin, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
Lof®, U. SJ 867 


© 1c Feb. 1, 1923; E 553699; 
Jackie Talmadge Bourquin, St. Paul, 
Minn. 


DAY. BY DAY IN EVERY WAY I’M GETTING 
BETTER DAY BY DAY; words by Wil- 
liam Jerome, music by Jean 
Sehwartz [of U. S.] 868 

©) Jan: 15, 1923- 2c. Janvte* E; 
555365; Jerome H.. Remick & @co., 
New York. 


DAY BY DAY, IN EVERY WAY, I’M GET- 
TING GOOD; words and music by L. P. 
Fournier [of U. 8.] 869 

© de Jans 19)-41923 > B. 555298; 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 


DAYDREAMS THAT NEVER COME TRUE; 
fox trot song, written by John P. 
Harrington, music by H. Darewski 
[of England] [Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations ] STO 

© Oct: 5; 1922771 e Jan: 18,1923 : 
E 551799; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


DEAR, ME; trio, words by Hetty O’- 
Haley, music by Robert Braine [of 
U. S.] op. 63; Women’s voices. 
(Arthur P. Schmidt’s octavo ed., no. 
840) 871 

@ Jan. 15, 1923 2. e Janmeeee 
555090; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


DEAR OLD DENVER; words by F. Mc- 
Carthy, music by Josephine Guretz- 
key Joyeor We Sai 872 

©v'l“e Jan: 30; 1923: 8) 553665; 
Frank McCarthy, Denver. 


DEAR OLD IRELAND, THE PLACE WHERE 
I was BoRN; words by L. Meyer, 
musie by Geo. Graff, jr. [of U. S.] 
Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s music 
pub. house. 873 

© Dee. AZ, 19222 2 es-Jany 10; 
1923; E 555180; Lillian Meyer, Long 
Branch, N. J. 


DEAR OLD PHILLY; words by F. T. 
Cherfer, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
[of U. S., arr. by Theo. G. Beach, 
of. WES.) . 874 


© 1° ¢; Jan.- 8,° 1923; H 555075 ; 
Frank Thomas Cherfer, Philadel- 
phia. ; 


DEAREST YOU'RE THE NEAREST TO MY 
HEART; words by Benny Davis, mu- 
sie by Harry Akst [of U. S.J 875 

© Jan: 5,°1923: 2 e jem "see 
550098; Irving Berlin, ine, New 
York. 


DEBUTANTE (THE); gavotte, by Frank 
Hilsher [of U. 8.]; piano. 876 
© Dec. 30, 1922:) 2.6" ame. 
1923 ; E 553592; John A. Seidt, Bal- 
timore. 


DELIGHT OF THE OUT-OF-DOORS; words 
and music by Gertrude Ross [of 
U. S.] ;- high voice in B flat. 877 

©. Dec: 30, 419222 (2 se anes 
1923 ; E 553682; White-Smith music 
pub. ¢co., Boston. 

DET ER LIE NO’ET FoR LopoviKaA; tekst 
af Axel Andreasen, musik af Elith 
Worsing [of Denmark] 878 

© Dec. 22, 1922; 1c dan. 5, 1923. 
EK 551476; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


DET VAR EN KNIPPEL FIN RADISE; fra 
Guldrammen tekst af Aage Steffen- 
sen, musik af Holek Stilling [of 
Denmark ] 879 

Dee. 27; 19223. 1c Jane see 
1923; FE 551787; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. 


DEVANT UNE MAISON BLANCHE, See 


Dimanche basque. 
DIMANCHE (UN) BASQUE (A Basque 


Sunday) ; pcéme en 4 parties, par 
Raoul Laparra [of France]; reduc- 


tion pour deux pianos. Contents :— 
1. Vers Vléglise—2. Au jeu de 
pelote.—3. Devant une maison 
blanche.—4. A la féte. 880 


© Dee. 14, W2Z220d Je came: 
1923; E 551558; Choudens, Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on reduction] 


DOLCE SORRISO; Waltz, by S. Sceariano 

[of U. S.]; violin: 881 

‘© 1.¢. Jan. 22, 1923; HB 555835; 
Salvatore Seariano, New York. 


DOLLY’S CRADLE SONG; by Kate S. Chit- 
tenden [of U. 8.]; piano. New and 
rev. ed. (Jn Synthetic method, by 
Albert. Ross Parsons, pt. 1, no. 2) 
882 
©: Jan, 8,. 1923; 2. ey Janae 
555119 ;Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on new 

-. and revised edition] 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


969 


DoLLy’s FIRST WALTZ; by Walter Rolte 
[of U. S.]; piano. (Frolic and fun) 
883 

eaten 18. 192352 ¢ Jan. 22; 
555402; Hatch music co., New York. 


Pon’r DO THAT, CHARLIE; words by 
Martin Brandon, music by J. V. 
DeCimber [of U. 8.] 884 

ie Aen 22. 1923-) WDD doOO : 
J. V. DeCimber, Milwaukee. 


Don’ FORGET TO DROP A LINE TO 
MOTHER; words by F. Stein, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. S8.] 

885 
© 1-e¢ Feb. 1, 1923; EH. 5538712; 
Frank Stein, Plattsburg, Calif. 


DoN’T MESS WITH ME; Words and mu- 

sic by Sam Gold [of U. 8.] 886 

Cesena 24) 1923; 2 ¢.° Jan. 23; 

E 553596;. F. Wallace Rega,, New 
York. 


DON’T THINK YOU'LL BE MISSED; words 
and music by Charlie Harrison, Joe 
Lyons, and Fred Rose [of U.S8.] 887 

Oeaneite 1923-2 ¢. Jan. 12; 
555184; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


DOUBLE STOP SYNCOPATION FOR VIOLIN ; 

by Leo Murphy [of U. S.] 888 

© Nov. 29, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 

6; A 691743; Isham Jones, Chi- 
cago. 


DowWN AMONG THE SLEEPY HILLS OF 
TENNESSEE; Words by Sam M. Lewis 
and Joe Young, music by Geo. W. 
Meyer [of U. S.] 889 

© tc Jan. 30; 1923; E 553666; 
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 


DowN ON THE OLD DUTCH FARM; Vocal 
. waltz, words and music by Tom 
Mellor and Harry Gifford [of Eng- 
land] [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 


tions] 890 * 


@ewee. 13, 1922 1- e Jan™ 18. 
1923; H 551810; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


‘ DREAM DAYS; from Co-optimists, words 
by Clifford Seyler, musie by Melville 
Gideon [of England] 891 

© Dec: 129) 1922: 1 ¢. Jan, 13, 
1923; E 551754; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 

DREAMING OF LOVE AND YoU; words by 
D. Carlson, music by E. S. 8S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. 8.] 892 

©@ilne. eb) 11923 We 553710 : 
Daniel Carlson, Escanaba, Mich. 


DREAMING SWEETHEART OF YOU; words 
and music by Delyte Tremayne [i. e. 
MoD EO Kane, of 0.8%] 893 

@rt-e Jant 15,1923. hy o50220;; 
Mabel Delyte Tremayne O’Kane, 
Tucson, Ariz. ~ 


DRILL HIM CONSTAB. See Jamaican 
dances. 


Drom. See Sange. 


Dv popa; vid en ung arbeterskas déds- 
badd, tekst af Gustaf Frodding og 
Nils-Magnus Folcke, komponerede af 
Eyvind Alnzs [of Norway] op. 35, 
no. 3. (Jn Wilhelm Hansen editicn, 
no. 2239: Fire sange, no. 3) S94 

©), Noy. -22,..1922: 1.¢., Dec. 9: FE 
551471; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


DuNA;: by Josephine McGill, arr. by 
Boosey & co. [of U. 8.]; piano with 
oreh. ace.; in E flat. 4to. 895 


© Dee: 30%, 1922222 e- tan, 420: 
1923; E 553581; Boosey & co., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on or- 
chestral accompaniment ] 


Dus YIDIS HE LIED; words and melody 
by Nachum Sternheim [of Austria], 
arr. by Sadie Wachtel [of Austria, 
domiciled at Brooklyn] 896 

@ ak eyteb. k 1923.) We oponeo: 
Sadie Wachtel, Brooklyn. 


EK Z (EAsy) METHOD; for self instruc- 
tion, by Thos. J. Armstrong [of U. 
S.] 4to. 1. How to play the ten.- 
banjo. 2. How to play the mand. 
or mand.-banjo. 897, 898 

© Dec. 9, 1922; 2 ec. each. Dec. 
if; ate., Dee As = A’ 693307, 693308 ; 
William J. Smith music co., ince., 
New York. 


EASTER FLOWER; waltz, by G. Kohl- 
ymeier lor Ue sal, arr by -Clitten 
Keith [of U. S.J]; piano. Long 
Branch, N. J., Keith’s music pub. 
house. 899 

© Dees "30)1922)472> ec) ean: 
1923; E 555177; Gus Kohlmeter, 
Delaware, Ind. 

EIAVESDROPPER (THE); or, The little 
Jenny wren, words and musie by J. 
iB Rise [ot U-Ss] 900 

@©idani 3923) oes Jams vs 

- 555100; J. Burlington Rigg, Chicago. 


EGYPTIAN BRIDAL CHORUS. See Egyp- 
tian tone poems. 


EGYPTIAN LOVE sone. See Egyptian 
tone pcems. 


63 


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901 


pt. 11; 0. S.,; 5. 28: 


EGYPTIAN TONE POEMS; pianoforte 
cycle, by Frederick Hall [of Austra- 
liaf (Imperial edition, no. 258) 
Contents: 1. The call to prayer.—2. 
Egyptian bridal chorus.—3. Arabian 
love song.—4. Song of the stars.—d. 
Song of the Nile-—6. Egyptian love 
song. 901 

© “Nov. 21, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 16, 
1923); EK  odS1T17; Allan..&: co: pty. 
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 


ELOQUEN’S ECHO YODLE; words by W. 
Wiederhold, melody by Herman Du- 
bois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
U. 8.4] 902 

© 1e. Jan. 19, 1923; E 555304; 
William Wiederhold, Carlsbad, Calif. 


Empryo (THE) MUSICIAN; method by 

R. S. Gilbert [of U. 8.]; piano. 903 

(OJan. 2.°19238. 2. e and_aff. Jam: 

3; A 692676; Russell Snively Gil- 
bert, Orange, N. J. 


EN VISA TILL KARIN, NAR HON HADE 
DANSAT; ur kung Eriks visor, tekst 
af Gustaf Froding og Nils-Magnus 
Folcke, komponerede af EHyvind 
Alnes [of Norway] op. 30, no. 1. 
(In Wilhelm Hansen edition no. 
2239: Fire sange, no. 1) 904 

© Nov. 22, 1922; 1 ce. Dec. 9; E 
551469; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


EN VISA TILL -KARIN UR FANGELSET; 
ur kung Hriks visor, tekst af Gus- 
taf Froding og Nils-Magnus Folcke, 
komponerede af Eyvind Alnes [of 
Norway] op. 35, no. 2. (Jn Wilhelm 
Hansen edition, no. 2239: Fire sange, 
no. 2) 905 

©) Noy. 22, 1922: 1 «& Dec. 93 BE 
551470; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


EPPERSON’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA FOLIO ; 
for beginners, by E. G. Epperson [of 
U. 8.]; school orch. and band com- 
binations. Salt Lake City, Utah, 
Stone & co. obl. 24mo. 906 

Nov. 2, 1922; 2 « and aff. Nov. 
17; A 689670; Emery G. Epperson, 
Salt Lake City. - 


EXPPERSON’S VIOLIN SCHOOL; bk. 1, first 
studies and familiar melodies, by 
EK. G. Epperson fof U. S.] op. 60, 
no. 1. Salt Lake City, Utah, Stone 
& CO. 907 

© Nov. 2, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 
17; A 693240; Emery G. Epperson, 
Salt Lake City. 


bk. 2, pt. 1, sharps with melodies, 
by E. G. Epperson [of U. S.] op. 60, 
NOn.2: ‘903 

© Nov. 2. 1922; 2 « and aff. Nov. 
17; A 689671; Emery G. Epperson, 
Salt Lake City. 


ER DU TOSSET, CART JOHAN? tekst af 
Axel Andressen, musik af Elith 
Worsing [of Denmark] 909 

© Dec. 22, 1922; 1 ¢ Jan. 5, 1923: 
EK 551474; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


ERIF PEISACH; Words and music by M. 

Rund [of U. 8.] 910 

© 1c. Jan. 30, 1923; E 553670: 
Morris Rund, New York. 


Escrots (LES) (Les sabots); vieille 
chanson de Haute Auvergne, re- 
cueillie, notée et arrangée par Mario 
Versepuy [of France]; pour 4 voix 
mixtes avec contrepoint de bourrée. 
4to. 911 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
BE 551505; Heugel, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on collection, notes 
and arrangement ] 


ETAPE (L’) SOUS LA NEIGE; poeme de 


Noél Garnier, musique de César 
Geoffray [of France] (Heures dou- 
loureuses, no. 1) 912 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923: 
E 5091566; J. C. Vincent, Lyon, 
France. 


EVANGELINE PASSES; lines by Long- 
fellow, melody by Herbert Belford 
[of England] 4to. 913 

© June 20, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551764; Goodwin & Tabb, Iltd., 
London. 


EVANGELISKE TONER; Salmer og sange 
udgivet af den Norske-Danske aars- 
konferanse [ot U. S.] New York- 
Cincinnati-Chicago, Methodist book 
concern. S8vo. 914 

© Nov. 15, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 

. 2; A 690468 ; H. C. Munson, Chicago. 


EVENING SONG; words by Tyrone King, 
musie by C. O. Ellis [of U. 8.], arr. 
by Homer Tourjee [of U. S.] 915 

©:1.@ Jan. 27; 19237) Bo aso = 
Cecil Osik Ellis, Beverly Hills, Calif. 


EVENTIDE; chorus, words by Max J. 
Herzberg, music by R. A. Laslett 
Smith fof U. 8.]; 
(G. S. S8vo choruses, no. 7004). 916 

© -Jan. 8, 1923;-2)¢ Janae & 
555140: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


64 


mixed voices. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


933 


EVERGREEN Eve; fox-trot song, words | FALLEN COMRADES; words by E. R. 


and music by Ennis Parkes [of Eng- 
land]; in F. [Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations] 917 

i pee) 29,1922: 1 ec. Jan.-. 13, 
1923: FE 551756; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY! words and 
music by Hal Parker [of Great Brit- 
ain, domiciled at New York]; piano 
with words. New York, New York 
song and music mart. 4to. 918 

© aan: 17, 1923: 2 c..Jan: 19; E 
555300; Henry Parker, New York. 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY I’M GETTING 
BETTER AND BETTER; melody by S. G. 
Kann fof U.°S.] 919 

(ee ane 17. 1923: BH 555243; 
Samuel George Kahn, New York. 


EVERY NIGHT AT TWILIGHT MAKE A 
WISH FOR ME; words by D. Lingle, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 920 

© 1 ec. Jan. 11, 1923; E 5553849; 
Don Lingle, Anna, Ill. | 


EVERYBODY IS SOMEBODY’S FOOL; words 
by ia. G6. Byrd, music by. E.. 8. S. 
Huntington [of U. 8.] 921 

@piue,  Meb..1, 1923; BE 553717 ;s 
Beatrice G. Byrd, Brooklyn. 


EXceLsior; tune. See Balfe (Michael | 


William) Gerrard six four. - 


FAIRCHILD (BLAIR) Deux chants popu- 
laires persans; tr. francaise de 


Georges Lemierre, recueillis et har. | 


par B. Fairchild [of U. 8.] [Textes 
francaise et persans] Contents: 
1. Kouh beh kouh (Errant par 
la montagne).—2. To keh az khor- 
‘dané méy (O toi qui pour avoir bu 
du vin) 922 

© Dee. 13, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
EK 555188; Durand et cie., Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on collection 
and harmonization] 


Fairy (THE) RING; dance, by Leo 
Oehmler fof U. S.] op. 175, no. 5; 
piano. (Two easy piano pieces, no. 
1) 923 

© Jan. 18)/1923: 2 ¢ Jan: 222 BH 
595401; Hatch music co., New York. 


FAIRYLAND; words and melody by G. 

_ R. Waterman [of U. S.] 924 

© 1 @) Jan. 8, 1928; 555106: 
Glenn R. Waterman, Los Angeles. 


FAITH IS THE GATE OF BLESSING. See 
Precious (The) promise. 


34896—23—_2 65 


Goulding, music by Harmonica 

[pseud. of M. K. L. Pirkis, of Eng- 

land, domiciled at Brookline, Mass. ] 

925 

© i.c.: Jani 19, 19238 -h) 555303 :: 

Marguerite Katherine Lyne Pirkis, 
Brookline, Mass. 


FANTASIE-BALLADE; by Rhéa Silberta 

[ot U. S.J] op. 6, no, 1; piano. .926 

©, Jan. 16, 1923; 2 c« Jan. 19; E 
555324 ; Composers’ music corp., Ne 
York. 


FAREWELL TO GAIRLOCH; words by 
Gramin, music by J. Scott Skinner 
[of Great Britain], arr. by Alfred 
Moffat [of Great Britain] [Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 927 

@ Dec, . 28, 1992- Te, Jam 13) 
1923: E 551712; Bayley & Ferguson, 
Glasgow. 


Fascistr (1); mazurka, by Matteo 

Belli [of U. S.]; violin. 928 

© 1 e..\Mep. 1s 1023: °H) 553740: 
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 


FrsrTivaL JUBILATE Dro IN D; chorus, 
text Biblical, music by Joseph 
Fletcher [of U. S.]; mixed voices. 
4to. 929 

© Jan..25, 1923. 2c... Jan..25: Bb 
5038602; Wm. A. Pond & co., New 
York. 


FETTER LAZER; words and music by F. 
Reich [of Russia, domiciled at New 
York], arr. by Rabinovitz [of Eng- 
land, domiciled at New York] 939 

@i 1 cudan: 9, 1923) Bi .555867: 
Fannie Reich, New York. 


FINALE. See St. Paul’s suite. - 


FIRE FAIRIES; ‘words and music by L. 

Royce [of U. S.] . 931 

© 1c. Jan. 19, 1923; E 555369: 
Lucie Royce, Spokane. 


FIRE, FIRE, FIRE. See Quaint songs for 
little voices. 


First (THE) WALTZ BELONGS TO ME; 
words by Billy Curtis, music by J. 
Russel Robinson [of U. S.] 932 
Y@OQ@ans ay 4993 2ex Jan’ 12: B 
590185; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


FLAMIE; lamie, lonesome for you, 
words and musie by O. Vanning [of 
LOR Se 933 

© 1 ¢.. Jan. 19, 1923; HB, 555317: 
Ora Vanning, Graham, Tex. 


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954 


pt. 113; 2 s.,47.-45 


FLowerR (A) cHoRUS; unison. song, 
words by Ralph W. Emerson, music 
by Perey E. Fletcher [of England] 


4to. (School music review, Jan. 
1923) [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions ] 934 


© Jam) 15) 102341. @ dane toe 
551789; Novello & eo., Itd., London. 


FoLtk SONGS OF MANY PEOPLES; With 
Snglish versions by American poets, 
compiled and ed. by Florence Hud- 


son Botsford [of U..S.] v..2. New 
York, Wemans press. 4to. 935 


©) Dec.-20,.1922> 2 ec. and aff. Jan. 
2, 1923; A 690926; National board 
of the Young Women’s Christian 
assn. of the. United States of Ameri- 
ca, New York. 


For you; four-part song, words by 
Kate Thyson Marr. music by Addi- 
son F. Andrews [of U. S8.], arr. by 
Lucien. G:..Chatin [ok D.. Sils 
women’s voices. 4to. 936 


©: Tan. 3,91923 28. Jan so; 


555268; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


ForsopING INTRO. AND HURRIED SUS- 
PENSE; arr. by Roger Casini [of U. 
S.]: piano, orch. and organ. (Inci- 
dental symphonies, no. 13) 937 

© Jan...22; 1923; 2c. Jam. 24; H 
555421: Photo play music co., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement] 


Forp (THE): words and music by H. 
R. Gregg [of U. 8.] 938 
© Jan 2019232" evan. 22. 
5050840.,; H. R. Gregg, Colorado 


 enecmeaes 
Springs, Col. 


Forever: lyric by Hal Billings, music 
by Henry R. Cohen [of U. 8.] 939 
© Jan. 5, 192522) .¢. dan. S&S. & 
555099; Irving Berlin, ine, New 
York. 


FotunTaAIn (THE) ; part-song, words by 
Jemes Russell Lowell, music by 
Charles Sanford Skilton [of U. 8.]; 
wemen's voices. (Arthur P. Schmidt’s 
oetavo ed., no. 852) 940 

ans. Looe ee. Slane By 
555089; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


FRIENDLY (THE) MAN; encore song, 
[words anon.], musie by Henry 
Sachs [of U. S.] 941 

©) fam 10), 1923392 eo ant At? 
I} 555217; Harold Flammer, 
New York. 


inc., 


FROLIC IN .THE HAYLOFT; by Kate S. 
Chittenden [of U. 8.]; piano, new 
and rey. ed. (Jn Synthetic method, 
-by Albert Ross Parsons, pt. 1, no. T”) 

942 

© Jan: -8,:1923%, 2.64 Jame E 

nHo121: Sehroeder & Gunther. New 

York. [Copyright is claimed on new 
and revised edition] 


FROM THE FAR HAST: Six pictures, by 
George Tompkins [of U. S8.]; pf. 
Contents: Prelude. — Invocation to 
Allah. — Ghawazi -danse. Ouléd 
Niil.—Lover’s lament.—Street mu- 
sic. 943 

© Dec. 2. 1922: 2 ec. and aff. Dec. 
14; A 693323; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


FROM THE VE8Y BEGINNING; coll. for 
beginners, musie and verses by Phyl- 
lis Lucey Keyes [of U. 8.]; piano 
with words. obl. Svo. 944 

© Nov. :25, 1922: 27¢e. Nev.-28- 
aff: Nov. 27; A 691573; Clayton IF. 
Summy eco., Chicago. 


Fuscures A 4 partres; des éléves ayant 
remporté le premier prix aux con- 
cours de fugue, années 1920-1922, 
par divers auteurs [of I'rance] 4to. 

945 
© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551515; Heugel, Paris. 


Gavorrrt. See Gluck (Christoph Wili- 
bald von) 
GEE! BUT IT’S TOUGH WHEN YOU'RE 


LONELY, FOR SOMEONE WHO CAN’T 
CARE FOR you; words by Leslie J. 
Spiller, music by Harry McMann 
fot U.S] 946 

© Jan. 13, 1923; 2 « San-20- Bi 
553526; McMann, Spiller & Ferris, 
Boston. 


GEGEN A WEIB KEN MEN KEIN CHUCHEM 
NIT SEIN; kuplet a weib, words and 

- music by A. Lebedeff [of Russia, 
domiciled at New York] ,, 94T 
© 1.¢-Jan. 22, 1923; HH Sassebs 
Aaron Lebedeff, New York. 


GENTLE JESUS, FROM ABOVE; sacred 
song for children, words by S. B. 
Martin, musie by John Bertram [of 
England]; organ ace. 4to. 948 


© Dee. 30, 1922; ft iG. Same 


1923; E 551719; Bertram Chevalier, 
Amersham, England. 


66 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2,.1923 


964 


Muder [of 
Al- 


GERANIUM WALTZ; by Geo. 
We Ss] 5 euit. Nicomede ed. 
toona, Pa., Lustroil co. 949 

(rr iwee” 24 7922 2° 2 Jan: 8, 
123 2s 555063 Joe Nicomede, Al- 
toona, PA. 


GERRARD SIX FOUR. See Balfe (Michael 
' William) 


GHAWAZI DANSE. 


See From the far 
Rast. 


GIBSON REEL; by J. Gibson [of Can- 
adaJ, arr. by Jules Brazil [of Can- 
ada]; instrumental. 950 

©ilie, Jan. 4, 1923; EB 551362: 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


Girt (A) FROM THE FATHER. See 
Precious (The) promise. 

Girt (THE) FROM THE U. S.-A.; words 
by E. Love, musie by Geo. Graff, 


jr. [of U. S., arr. by Theo. G. Beach, 
Of EAS. | 951 

© fc Jan's, 1928 - E 555074; 
Edith Love, Chicago. 


Girt (THE) I CAN’T FORGET; words by 
M. F. Gomes, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. [of U. S., arr. by Theo. G. Beach, 
or? Ul Sy 952 

@yiec, dan. 8, 1923: © 555077; 
F. Gomes, Oakland, Calif. 


GiRnLiE; words by R. E. Frisbie, music 
by Mildred S. Baker [of U. S.] 

953 

@iebee. 30; 1922: 2 ce Jan.’ 10, 

Boze 3H b55173: “Ralph EK. Frisbie, 

Scranton, Pa. 

13) 


a) 


GLORIA; no. easy anthems, ed. 
J. Lincoln Hall [fof U. S.] 4to. 
eo) Nov. 2, 1922: 
27; A 691545; 

delphia. 


by 
954. 
“2 °e and aft. Nov: 
Hall-Mack eo., Phila- 


GLUCK (CHRISTOPH WILIBALD VON) 
Gavotte; from Iphigenia in Aulis by 
Glueck, trans. by Arthur Hartmann 
[of U. S.]; violin and piano. 955 

Gaon: 8, 1923-2 c. Jan. 11. 
7 859148; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on 
transcription ] 


(oD BLESS OUR HOME. See Homesick 


tunes. 


SOD BLESS you; words by Kathleen 
Stuart, musie by Stanley Dickson 
[of Great Britain]; in C. 956 

@ rien. 22::19235) 1 .e..dam-1d5+ DB 
-901714; Enoch & sons, London. 


67 


GOD, GRANT US REPOSE; 
words by C. S: M., 


sacred song, 
-musie by Flor- 


ence Turner-Maley [of U. S.] 1. 
Medium voice, in F.—2. Medium 
low voice, in D. 957 

© wee. 28, 19223 26\c.’ Jan.’ Ws, 


1923; E 555273; Oliver: Ditson co., 
Boston. - 


GOD REST YOU MERRY GENTLEMEN. See 
Birchard (C. C.) & co. Five Christ- 
mas songs. 


GOIN’ HOME; from the largo of the 
Symphony From the New world, 
words and adaptation by William 
Arms Fisher [of U. 8.], music by 
Anton Dvorak, op. 95; piano or or- 


gan ace. 1. Men’s voices.—2. Mixed 
voices. 958, 95? 
© Dee. 7; 1922; 2°c. each Jan. 15, 


1923; 1) 555261, 5552624 Oliver Dit- 
son *co., © Boston. [Copyright is 
_ claimed on arrangement ] 


GOOD-BYE BUT NOT FOREVER; lyric by 
Geo. Graff, jr., music by Alfred Sol- 
man [of U. S.]; high in H flat. 960 


Cuda. Oo O23. 2 e) lan, tO 6B 
555137; Ager, Yeilen & Bornstein, 
ine., New York. 


GOSPHE SONG PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT ; 
home study correspondence course, 
by R. Harkness [of Australia, domi- 
ciled at Los Angeles, Calif.] Study 
no. 15, lessons 41-44. 961 


© Aug. 11, 1922; 2 «. and aff. Dec. 
7; A 691794; Robert Harkness, Los 
Angeles. 


GOTT MINE HITTER; words and music 
by F. Reich [of Russia, domiciled at 
New York], arr. by Rabinovitz [of 
England, domiciled at New York] 

962 
© ie Mane’ 9; 1923 <> Ei) Ss0ebb: 
Fannie Reich, New York. 


Grace; hymn tune, by S. E. Martin 
bok’ Us Si],-arr by He .A. Price ;[of 
U. S.J]; piano. 4to. 963 

© -an.-25,, 1923 2 exhan: 2g 
553636; Samuel E. Martin, Brook- 
lyn. 


GRACE, YOU’RE THE ACE OF THEM ALL; 
words by Doe. Hunsbedt, music by 


Billy Baskette [of U. 8.] 964 
©} Jane. O23. 2 Cy Jabal: 


E 555219; Waterson, Berlin & Sny- 
der co., New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


965 


pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


GRADUATION ; march and one step, by 

Maurice Baron [of France]; piano. 

965 

© Jan, 21983 = 2c. Jame tees Bl 
555357 ; Belwin, inc., New York. 


GRANDMA ; encore song, words and mu- 
sic by Henry Sachs [of U. S.] 966 
©: Jan. 10, 19286 M2 se Fans Aes 
EE 555216; Harold Flammer, ine, 
New York. 
3 GRANDMOTHER. See Little Red Riding 
Hood. 


- GRASSHOPPER (THE) AND THE BUTTER- 
FLY; by Renée Miles [of U. S.]; 
piano. 967 

©: Dec. 7, 1922: 2c. Jan. 15, 1923; 
E 555276; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


GREEN-HOODED MAIDEN OF THE HILLS; 
words by Wendell Phillips Stafford, 
music by G. M. Lewis [of U. 8.] 968 

© Jan. 6, 19236 2"e. Sane Fat B) 
553630; Grace Moulton Lewis, Mont- 
pelier, Vt. 


GRUSENIAN SONG; by Sergéi Rachmani- 
noff, trans. by Gottfried H. Feder- 
fein. Jor DU. S.J] 3° organ. (Recital 

_ series of organ transcriptions, second 


series, no. 37) 969 

©) fans -8) 19935" 2 eG) san! tie 
590149; G. Schirmer, ine, New 
York. [Copyright: is claimed on 
transcription ] 


GuEst (THE) oF BETHLEHEM; Christ- 
mas cantata, words by Lizzie De Ar- 
mond, music by Adam Geibel [of 
U. S.J] 8vo. 970 

© Oct. 13, 1922; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 
25; A 688389; Adam Geibel music 
co., Philadelphia. 


HADLEY (HENRY) 
Cleopatra’s night, by H. Hadley, arr. 
by Gordon Baleh Nevin [of U. S.]; 
organ. 971 
“© Dees 5.419222 ¢e. Jan. 45,1923 
FE 555267; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


HANDEL (GEORG FRIEDRICH) Joy to 
the world. See Birehard (C. C.) & 
co. Five Christmas songs.—Christ- 
mas (A) surprise. 


HAITIAN LULLABYE; words by J. Pel- 
leschi, music by E. S. 8S. Huntington 
fof Wea] 972 


© 1e. Feb. 1, 1923; HE 553696; — 


Joseph Pelleschi. Santiago, D. R. 


68 


Intermezzo; from 


HALLELUJAH ; evening hymn, by Henry 
Purcell, ed. by Clarence Dickinson 
[of U. S.]; mixed voices, organ acc. 
4to. (Sacred choruses, no. 99) 973 

© Jan. 16, 1923; 2c Jan: 197 Eb 
D00285; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on editing] 


Haro! See Jamaican 


dances. 


TITAN F222" (Hamchabe es haner) 
See ALU NIN (Rozo deshabos) 


ME HONEY. 


Hanson (Howarp) Three miniatures ; 
by H. Hanson [fof U. S.]; piano. 
Contents :—1. Reminiscence.—2. Lul- 
laby.—3. Longing. 974 

© Jan.'18, 1928: 2 eG dam 193 
E 505319; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


Hare (THE) See Bliss 
Three romantic songs. 


(Arthur) 


HarK! HARK, MY SOUL! words by F. 
W. Faber, music by Oley Speaks [of 
U. S.]; high voice. 975. 

© Jan. 8, 1923: 2.e@ daa ite & 
555147; G. Schirmer, ine, New 
York. 


Hark ! HARK! THE LARK. See Schubert 
(Franz Peter) 


Hark! THE HERALD ANGELS SING. See 
Birchard (C. C.) & co. Five Christ- 
mas songs. 


HARMONY BLUES; words and music by 

Dewey D. Prater [of U. 8.] 976 

© Jai. 2a0dk923" 200) Jam tore El 
555224; Arthur bros., Detroit. 


Hay (THE) SINGS; tr. from the Rou- 
manian of Carmen Sylva by Alma 
Strettel, melody by Herbert Bedford 
[of England] 4to. O77 

© June 20, 1922; 1 c. Jan: 2; 1923; 
E 551761; Goodwin & Tabb, lItd., 
London. 


HE LIVES AGAIN; Easter anthem, text 
Biblical, music by Joseph Fletcher 
_fof U. S.] 1. Mixed voices. 4to. 2. 

. Duet, sop. and alto. 978, 979 

© Jan. 25, 1923;.2\.¢,, eaekioJan, 

E 558604; 5538605; Wm. A. 

Pond & co., New York. 


HEAR Duppy TALK. See Jamaican 
dances. 


Zor 


Hear THOU OUR PRAYER; anthem, by 
William Lester [of U. S.] op. 5, no. 
4; sop. or ten. solo and chorus of 
mixed voices. (Summy’s octavo edi- 
tions, sacred series, no. 1271) 980 


HIDDEN. 


Hicu 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 3 

@ gan. 15, 1925: 2c. Jan: 22; B 
555422; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


HEART ACHING BLUES; words and 
melody by L. Austin [of U. S.]; in 
E flat. 981 

ee Nan. 20, 1923; W 553539; 
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 


HEART-BROKEN BLUES; words by T. Van 


de Kriek, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington fof U. S.] 982 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; E 553698; 
Thomas Van De Kriek, San Diego, 
Calif. 


HEAVEN AT THE END OF THE ROAD; down 
to Garryowen, words by Gordon 
Johnstone, musie by H. O. Osgood, 
arr. by Howard Barlow [of U. S8.]; 
male voices. 4to. 983 
i any 8. 1928: 2 ¢. Jan. 9; .B 
- 555112; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New 
York. 


HELLO CUTIE, HOW’S MY BEAUTY; fox 


tret, words and melody by L. Mar- 
tin (ot TY. Sr} 984 

te Jan. 22, 1998. BH 5553538: 
Louis Martin, New York. 


HELLO DEARIE, HELLO; words’ by 
George Bowles, music by Lucien 
Denni [of U. S.] 985 


deta. 15, 1928: BE 555281: 
J. W. Jenkins sons music co., Kansas 
City, Mo. 


Hetio Pappy ; words by Herman Ruby, 


music by Joseph Meyer fof U. 8.] 

986 

aan, 26, 1925-°2 ¢ Jan, 27: EF 

5038634; Stark & Cowan, inc, New 
York. 


Her Jerry; words and melody by J. 


B. Wells [of U. S.] 987 
© 1 ¢ Web. .1, 1928; BE 558744: 
Jerome B. Wells, Louisville. 


See Choice songs. 


HIGH SCHOOL CHORUSES FOR SPECIAL OC- 


CASIONS ; Selected and arr. by George 
HU. Gartlan and Joseph P. Donnelly 
[of U. S.] 8vo. 988 


iO vApr. 15, 1922: 2.c. Dec; 28: 
Dec. 29; A 690772; Hinds, Hayden 
& Eldredge, inc., New York. 


SCHOOL SONGS FOR EVERY OCCA- 
SION; selected and arr. by George 
H. Gartlan and Joseph P. Donnelly 
[of U. 8.] 4to. -1. Complete ed. 
2. Students ed., vocal pts. only. 

989, 990 


69 


998 


© Apr. 15, 1922; 2 ec. each Dec. 
28; Dee. 29; A- 690773; 690774; 
Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, inc., 
New York. 


HIMLEN ; text af Kaj Hoffmann, musik 


af Ad. Riis-Magnussen [of Den- 
mark] op. 9, nr. 1. (Foraar, nr. 1) 
- 991 


© Nov. 22, 1922; 1c. Dec. 9; E 


501467; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 
HInsIpDEs. See Sange. 


HIs Giri; valse, from His girl, arr. on 
melodies of Ernest Longstaffe, 
Claude E. Burton and Max Dare- 
wski, by. Henry E. Pether [of Eng- 
land]; piano. 992 

©! Nov. 23," 1922 °°" ©) Jam 13) 
1923;.H 551745; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


HoMESICK TUNES; music by Rupert 
Hughes [of U. S.] Contents:—A 
many a time; words by Joseph I. 
C. Clarke; high voice.—God bless 
our home: words by Rubert Hughes; 
low voice.—Little chimneys; words 
by W. A. McKenzie; low voice. 993 

@ Jan: 159 1923*"2 6 Jan..22: 
553546 ; G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 


HONEYMOON JAZZ BLUES; melody by 

S. Becker [of U. S8.] 994 

© .f-e, dan. 17) 1923; Mi 555244; 
Samuel Becker, Minneapolis. 


HONOLULU HONEY-MOON; by R. Doll 
[of U. S.]; melody with piano acc. 
995 

@Gi1.c Jan. 27, 1923: E 5538638 ; 
Raymond Doll, New Rochelle, Ns Nes 


Horr INDIAN SNAKE DANCE; an invoca- 
tion for rain, words and music by 
R. E: Smith fof U.-8.] 996 

cyte Jan 25. 1923: BR dap004 - 
Robert Elmer Smith, Visalia, Calif. 


HoscHKE (FREDERICK ALBERT) Etude; 
by F. A. Hoschke [of U. 8.] op. 2; 
piano, in G major. 997 

© Jan. 17, 1928: 2 ¢ Jan: 19; E 
555288; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


How I Lone TO BE HOME; words by 
JES Pippitt, musie by Mes: Js. E 
Pippitt [of U. S.] 998 

(Oot co dane 22. 1923." odes te 
Mr. & Mrs. James Paul Pippitt, 
Kansas City, Mo. 


ay Sheer “iH 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


999 


How proup I’LL BE; words by B. Da- 

vis, music by Harry Akst [of U. S8.] 

999 

© 1 «. Jan. 18, 19232° RN) 553445 ; 
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 


Hunprep (THE) PIPERS; chorus, words 
by Lady Nairne, Scottish music, 
arr. by Arthur Whiting [of U. 8.]; 
men’s voices, pf. acc., 4 hands. (G. 
S. Svo. choruses, no. 70038) 1000 

©) Jam: 8; 1923° 2-e sian. fre a 
555141; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment ] 


HUNTING sonc; by A. Ehmant, new 
and rev. ed. by Kate S. Chittenden 
[of U. S.]; pf. (Jn Synthetic meth- 
od, by Albert Ross Parsons, pt. 1, 
no. .2") 1001 

© Jan. 8, 1923 5-2 ¢. Jan. 10> E 
5995118; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on new 
and revised edition] 


HYMNAL FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL; 
compiled and ed. by E. C. Cronk 
[of U. S.]. Ninth ed. rev. S8vo. 

1002 

©>- Oct. 24-1922: Qe Dee. 4% aff. 

Dec. 5; A 690486; Board of publica- 

tion of the United Lutheran church 

in America, Philadelphia. [Copy- 
right is claimed on new matter] 


AM COMING BACK TO YOU, DEARIE; 
words by M. Tritt, melody by Her- 
man Dubois [pseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
Ob We Ss] 1003 
© 1c Jan. 19, 1923: BH. 555311; 
Mildred Tritt, Albuquerque, N. M. 


DEN STORE FATTIGE KASERNE; tekst 
af Alex Andreasen, musik af Elith 
Worsing [of Denmark] 1004 

© Dee. 22, 1922: 1 ¢., Jan..5, 1923; 
EH 551475; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


FIND ’EM, FOOL ’EM, FONDLE AND FOR- 

GET ’EM; words by Alex. Gerber, 

musie by Jean. Schwartz [of U. S.] 

1005 

© 1c Jan. 15, 1923; E 555218; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY; 
words and music by R. HE. Smith 
fone 4Si] 1006 

Ole tan: 23: 1923 Hibas595: 
Robert Elmer Smith, Visalia, Calif. 


lard 


( 


| 
0 


pt. U1, 0 s,V.45 


I LEFT MY HEART WITHIN YU, MY 
VIRGINIA; Words by Mitchell Parish, 
music by Eleanor Young and Harry 
D. Squires [of U. S.] 1007 
“©: Jan. 29, 1923-2 ¢ dane 

~555659; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


I’LL BE THERE AT NINE 0’CLOCK ; words 
by E. O. Smith, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington [of U. S.] 1008 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 4923} 8 Ssasm06: 
Elmer O. Smith, Penawawa, Wash- 
ington. 


I'LL KEEP LOVING you; words by Hu- 
bert H. Robinson, music by G. D. 
Martin fof U. S8.] 1009 

©.1¢ Jan 15) 1923 hese: 
George Dewey Martin, Hartford. 


TV’LL SAIL AWAY TO ERIN; Irish ballad, 
words by Mary E. Carpenter, music 
by M. Browning [of U. S.] 1010 


© 1.¢., Jan. 30): 192355 i) saaoete 
Mortimer Browning, New York. 


I'LL SHOW You How; words by W. T. 
Doe, music by E. 8S. 8S. Huntington 
fot “Us So] 1011 

© 1-c. Feb. 1, 1923: ® 553694; 
Warren T. Doe, Palo Alto, Calif. 


I LOVE you; words and music by C. H. 
B. Shepherd [of U..S8.], arr. by E. 
S. S. Huntington [of U. 8.] 1012 

© lc. Jan. 30, 1923; E 553674; 
C. H. B. Shepherd, New York. 


I LOVE you OLD ERIN; words by T. 
Dooner, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton [of U. S.] 1013 

© 1c Feb. 1, 1923700 i2o 
Thos. Dooner, Wynantskill, N. Y. 


I’m A LONE MAN; words by John F. 
Lambe, music by Elsie April [of 
England] [Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations ] 1014 


©: Dee, 771922 31 e@ Jane aS ee 
-E 551804; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


I’M A WAND’RIN’; old slave song, words 
and music by Samuel Richards 
Gaines [of U. 8.] 1. Four-part song 
for women’s voices. 4to. (Secular 
part-songs no. 7648)—2. Low voice, 
in C. 1015, 1016 


© Dec. 26, 1922; 2 ec. each Jan. 31, 
1923; E 553680, 553681; White- 
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 


I’M GOING; 


I’M THINKING OF YOU; 


I NEED THY 


~ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


I’M FEELING BLUE FOR MAMMyY LOU; 
fox trot ballad, words by Henry 
Creamer, music by Lew Pollack [of 


We 8.) 1017 

ft Jan. 19) 1923: 2,e¢ Jan. 27; EB 
553633; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


back to the old folks at 
home, vocal. one step, words and 
musie by Cliff Clegg and Billy Hd- 
wards [of Australia] 1018 

© Nov. 2, 1922; 1 ce. Jan. 16, 1923; 
EK 501716; Allan & co., pty. ltd., Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 


I’M GOING HOME TONIGHT TO THE DEAR 


oLD Soo; words and music by L. P. 
Fournier [of U. S.] 1019 

© Ane 2Jan: 30, 1923;.E 553675; 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Saulte Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 


I’M GONNA STEAL SOMEBODY ELSE’S BABY, 


"CAUSE SOMEBODY ELSE STOLE MINE; 
words by Benny Davis, music by 
Seymour B. Simons [of U. S.] 1020 

Grdan. 19-1923 2.e. Jan 22;.H 


553548; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 
I’M JUST LIVING IN DREAMS: words 


and melody by Ben Witt [pseud. of 

B. Witkowitz, of U. S.] 1021 | 
© 1°e) Jan. 30, 1923 ; Bh 553672 : 

Benjamin Witkowitz, Brooklyn. 


words and mu- 

sic by C. Anderson [of U. S.] 1022 
©. 2c. Feb. 1, 1923: BH 5587291: 

Clifford Anderson, Souris, N. D. 


GRACE; words by A. F. 
Rose, music by Robert A. Foss [of 


U. S.] Boston, C. W. Thompson & 
1023 


co. 
em dan. 22, 1923 .2"e° Jan. 25> BH 


503599; Alwyn F. Rose, Boston. 


I'VE GOT SOME WAYWARD LOVE, FOR A 


WAYWARD MAN; or, Ti-lo, words and 
melody by Shepard N. Edmonds [of 
we S.J 1024 
jolie Neb, FT, 1923°° BH 553741 - 
Lucie H. Edmonds, New York. 


IVE GOT THE BLUES FOR MY MAMMY; 
words and melody by Clifford Hayes 
[i. e. C. G. W. Hayes, of U. S8.] 
©1025 
Cte yan.22)) 1923: WH) b58651; 
Clifford George Washington Hayes, 
Louisville. 


a 


IN HOME SWEET HOME; 


1034 

I'VE GOT THOSE MEDITATION BLUES; fox 
trot, words and music by F. N. 
King [of U. S8.] 1026 


@-1.e@ Jan, .205-1928¢ By .553532- 
I’, Nib King, Henderson, Ky. 


WANT A MAN; words by H. L. Wil- 
liams, melody by Harry Hoffman 
[of U. S8.] 1027 

Gy ie. Heb.) 11923. By) 558745; 
Harry Lewis Williams, Pittsburgh. 


WISH I HAD A PAL LIKE YOU; words 
and music by Dave Elman [pseud. 
of D. Kop-Elman, of U. S.J], arr. by 
William Cosgrove [of U. S.] 1028 
©Orlve; Jam, 8. 1923- 7555105: 
David Kop-Elman, Fargo, N. D. 
Ir ANY LITTLE WORD OF OURS; part- 
song, words anon., music by ii, Cami- 


lieri [of U. S.]; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Part-songs for mixed voices, new 
series, no. 2) 1029 

©) Dee ss 1922-2) &. Hani Wb: 


1923; E 555265; 
Boston. 


Oliver Ditson co., 


Ir [-HAD A MAN LIKE VALENTINO; fox 
trot, words by Tom Rehan, musie 
by Chas. A. Whalen [of U. S.] 1030 

©, Jame 23) 1923 > 2 ¢, Jan. of 2. 
553684; Acme music pub co., Provi- 
dence, R. I. 


IN’ A WAY I’M SORRY; IN A WAy I’m 
GLAD; words and music by Chas. 
and Harry Tobias and Geo. J. Ben- 
nett [of U. S.] 1031 

© le, Jan 22; 1923; Bi 550383; 
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 


IN GRANDMOTHER’S GARDEN; operetta, 
libretto by Alfred H. Upham, mu- 


sic by J oseph ‘W. Clokey [of U. S.] 
Ato. 1032 
7 en Deeto: 1922: 2c. Dec. 14; aff. 
Dee. 30; A 690863; Clayton F. 
Summy co., Chicago. 
IN HAPPY LAND; waltz, by Julian 


Kent [pseud. of C. W. Krogman, of 
U. S.] op. 5, no. 1; piano. (Three 
easy fancies) 1033 

©) Jan 8) 1923" 256 Jane tt son 
555152 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


words by E. 
Kaufer, music by Geo. Graff, jr. [of 
U. S.] New York, World music pub. 
corp. 1034 
© Jan. 4, 1923; ec) ane ss 
555072; Ethel Kaufer, New York. 


(2% 


9) 


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1035 


pt. 111, 1. 8., v. 18 


IN MEMORIAM; by Lodewyk Mortel- 
mans fof Belgium]; piano. (Three 
elegies, no. 1) 1085 

© Jan. 17,°1928: 2'e Jan. 1s 5 
555287; Composer's music corp., 
New York. 


IN OLDEN DAYS; words and melody by 
L. P. Barstow [of U. S.] 1036 


©. 1: Jam 2%, 1928: bse: 


Lydia P. Barstow, New York. 
IN THE BALL room. See Conversations. 


IN THE BLOOMING TIME; words and 
melody by J. J. Molitoris [of U. S8.] 
1037 

©! 1 -e. Jan. 27; 4923". Hi 558637 : 
John J. Molitoris, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 


IN THE LAND OF THE BUNGALOW ; words 
and music by G. F. Devereaux [of 
U. S.] ; piano with words. 1038 

© 1 e@ Jan: 25, 1923; BE 553610; 
George F. Devereaux, Los Angeles. 


IN THE LAND OF YESTERDAY; waltz 
ballad, words by Tom Rehan, music 
by Charles A. Whalen [of U. S8.] 

1039 

© Jam 15, 1925 2 eda. ath 

5938685; Acme music pub. co., Provi- 
dence, R. I. 


IN THE OLD ROCKING CHAIR: Words and 
music.by H. L. Dart: [of @. S.J) .arr. 
by Nellie Grandin Martin [of U. 
S.]: with violin obbl. 1040 

©) 1 © Dee. F-19222: 555382 - 
Harriet Lee Dart, Lansing, Mich. 


IN THE ROW-BOAT; by P. A. Schnecker, 
arr. by 2... Rollinson, [et OU. Six; 
orch. with piano. (Ditson easy edi- 
tion, no. 11) 1041 

©. dan: 10, 1928222 ec, Jam, 22: B 
0538085; Oliver Ditson c¢o., Boston. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


IN THE TUBE AT OxForD cIRCUS. See 


Conversations. 
IN THE TWILIGHT; melody by J. S. 
Zamecnik [of U. S.] 1042 
© 1 © Jan, 22, 1923) B 595336-: 
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 


IN THE woop. See Conversations. 


INDIAN: by Frederick Albert Hoschke 
bob! Us. Sah op. 21, no. hy piano. 
1043 
©) van i 1928-2 ie) ane py) 
595290 ; Composers’ music cerp., New 
York. 


InNo A MUSSOLINI; versi di Ausonio 
Bruzio, musica di Anomari Onomari 
fof Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn, N. 
¥.; mand. aec.| — 1044 

© Jan. 27,1923; 2 ¢ Jan: 2; B 
553668 ; Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


INTERMEZZO. See St. Paul’s suite. 


INTRODUCTION ET CHOEUR DES MALADES. 
See Isabelle et Pantalon. 


INVOCATION TO ALLAH. See From the 
far East. 


IRELAND FREE STATE; march song, 
words by J. J. Murnagh, music by 
Rosario Pellegrino [of U. S.J] 1045 

© 1 c. Feb. 1, 1925: BE Shae; 
James J. Murnagh, New York. 


ISABELLE ET PANTALON; opéra-bouffe 
en deux actes, paroles de Max Jacob, 
musique de Roland-Manuel fof 
France] 4to. 1. Choeurs hommes.— 
2. Choeurs femmes. 1046, 1047 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ce each Jan. 9, 
1923; E 551511, 551541; Heugel, 
Paris. [Copyright is claimed on 
acte 1. Introduction et choeeur des 
malades] 


IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR. 
See Christmas. 

Ir pAys; words by J. Beasley, melody 
by Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.] 1048 

© 1. © Jan. 19, 1923; MW woss10; 
Jessamine Beasley, Clintonville, Ky. 


Iv’s A JAZZ AGE, Bite WoEds yo. 
Carlson, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

1049 


@ 1c. Jan. 19, 1928- BH. 5aasi2- 
Daniel Carlson, Escanaba, Mich. 


T’S THE TWILIGHT HOUR; words by L. 
A. Frigheit, music by R. Brown [of 
Ur s4 1059 

©: 1-é Feb. 1, 19235) Ras; 
Lucy A. Frigheit, Le Roy, N. Y. 


JANTBLIG. See Alnes (Hyvind) 4 


virmlindska latar. 


JAMAICAN DANCES; coll. for the young 
by Josef Holbrooke'[of England] op. 
85; pf. (Cover title: Jamaica) Con- 
tents: set1. 1. Where’s my lover ?— 
2. Hear Duppy.talk.—3. Ring a dia- 
mond.—. On the carpet.—d. Oh! 


Palmer Oh !—-6. \ Baby —-seteu 
Ring dance.—2. -Peggy dance.—3. 


Teacher Bailey.—4. Rosy-bell-o !—9#. 
Little Sally Water.—6. Drill him 
constab.—set 3. 1. Poor little Zed. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 19238 


1067 


dy.—2. Clip-clap.—3. Timber lay.—4. 
Rub ’im down Joe.—d. Hallo! me 
honey.—6. Jump, shamador.—set 4. 
1. Crahss lookin’ dog.—2. Marty go 
home.—3. Bah-lim-bo.—4. All me 
money.—5. Jimmy Rampy. —4#%. 
Koromante dance. 1051-1054 

© June 7, 1922; 1 c. each Jan. 2, 
1923; E 551773—551776; Goodwin & 
Tabb, Itd., London. 


JASMINE TIME; words by Irene Varley, 

music by I. C. Rodgers [of U. 8.] 

1055 

ie tveeiep.. 1, 1923; BE 553737; 
Irene Chealy Rodgers, Seattle. 


JEG VED, HVOR HAN ER HENNE, NAAR 
HAN IKKE ER HOS MIG; fra Guldram- 


men, tekst af Aage Steffensen, 
musik af Holek Stilling [of Den- 
mark] 1056 


eee 27, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 11, 
1923; E 551788; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. 


JESUS, EVER GOOD AND STRONG; Sacred 
hymn for children, words by S. B. 
Martin, music by Howard Cole [of 
England]; organ ace. 4to. 1057 


@) Bede 80: 1922: t c. Jan: 15, 
1923; E 551721; Bertram Chevalier, 
Amersham, England. 


JESUS, FRIEND OF CHILDREN, HEAR ME; 
a hymn for children, words by 8S. B. 
Martin, music by Leonard Hudson 
[of England] op. 12, no. 1. 4to. 

1058 


ey Wee 30,1922: 1 -e. Jan. 15: 
1923; E 551720; Bertram Chevalier, 
Amersham, England. 


JESUS, LOVER OF ALL CHILDREN; sacred 
~ hymn for children, words by S. B. 
Martin, music by Howard Cole [of 
England]; organ ace. 4to. 
eee. 30, 192251. e. Jam: "15, 
1923: EK 551722; Bertram Chevalier, 
Amersham, England. 


Jig. See St. Paul’s suite. 


See Jamaican dances. 


JORGENSEN (AXEL) Suite; af A. J6r- 
gensen [of Denmark] op. 22; trom- 
bone avee piano. (Wilhelm Hansen 
edition, no. 2238) Contents: 1. 
Triomphale.—2. Menuet giocoso.—3. 
Ballade et pclonaise. 1060 

ey Wee 27, 19223 1 ee Jans AK 

1923; E 551785; Wilhelm Hansen, 

Copenhagen. - 


JIMMY RAMPY. 


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1059 |. 


os) 


JOHN BLUNT; musical monologue, 
written by Leonard Pounds, music 
by Charles J. Winter [of England] 
(Monologues, no. 14) 1061 


©) Wee 29. 1922" 1 ¢. Jan. 18; 
1923; E 551792; Herman Darewski 
musie pub. co., Lendon. 


JOLLY JINKS SONG BOOK; words by 
Leroy IF. Jackson, set to music by 
Edith Lobdell Reed [of U. S.] obl. 
16mo. (Wischer edition, no. 5186) 

1062 

© Dee. 30, 1922; é: Jane ® 15, 

1928; E. 5552238: J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. 


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JOY TO THE woRLD. See Christmas.— 
Birehard (C. C.) & eco. Five Christ- 
mas songs. 


JUMP, SHAMADOR. See Jamaican 


dances. 


JUNIoR (THE) ILLUSTRATED PIANO 
METHOD: compiled by G. Molineux 


Geko S|) wend 1063 


© Oct. 24, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 
16; A 691340; Geo. Molineux, Ridge- 
field Park, “N...J. . [Copyright is 
claimed on simplified version by J. 
W. Lerman, of Verdi’s Tempest of 
the heart] 


JUS’ ‘-STRUMMIN’. See Southern 
sketches. 
JUST A WHISPER OF LOVE; words by 


Mrs. W. W. King, music by Geo. 
Graff, jr. [of U. S.] New York, 
World music pub. corp. 1064 

©. Jam: 4,°1923; 2 ec. Jan.) 8; B 
505071; Mrs. W. W. King, New Or- 
leans. 


JUST A WORD FROM ACROSS THE DEEP; 
words and melody by Delyte Tre- 
mayne [i..e. M. D. T. O’Kane, of 
USS i 1065 

© 1 ve Jan, 15) 1923): Wr 5ba2286 
Mabel Delyte Tremayne O'Kane; 
Tueson, Ariz. 


JUST FOR REMEMBRANCE, BRING ME A 
RED, RED ROSE; poem by Mitchell 
Parish, melody by Eleanor Young 
and Harry D. Squires [of U. 8.]; 
med. voice in F. 1066 

© Jan. 29, 1923; e. Jan. 30; 
FE 553654; Joe Morris music ¢o., 
New York. 

Just THINK OF ME; words by en uk. 
Bailey, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
[of U. 8.] 1067 

Gis @: Web.  te1e23 5. Ea bosi22; 
Lillian L. Bailey, Lousville- 


6) 


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1068 


pt. Ti 'S., Voom 


JUST WAITING FOR THE RIGHT GIL; 
words and music by R. G. Doege [of 
U. S.], arr. by E. S. S. Huntington 
fot Ushi 1068 

@Orl er Feb) 192386 0 558007: 
R. G. Doege, Salem, Or. 


JUST YOUR OLD BOYISH SMILE OF LONG 
AGO; words by Hope D. Kingsley, 
music by Stanley F. Widener [of 
LOS 4 1069 

©) Sam 2A OD ares 2 ee eens ot 
BH 5538655; Pacific Coast pub. & dis- 
tributing co., Los Angeles. 


IXa’ DE HORE HVAD JEG SI ’ER? fra Gul- 
drammen, tekst af Aage Steffensen, 
musik af Kaj Eckhausen [of Den- 
mark ] 1070 

Dee 24,..1922%- 1 e. Jem: at, 
1923; E 551786; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Copenhagen. 


KENTUCKY MOON; Waltz song, words 
and melody by W. C. Thomas [of 
U. 8.], arr. by Anson C. Jacobs [of 
Usa] 1071 

© dtecdan:. U7, 1023-8 F50248 : 
Thomas & Thomas, Franklin, Pa. 


KKIRSEBERIRAERNE; text af Kaj Hoff- 
mann, musik af Ad. Riis-Magnussen 
[of Denmark] op. 9, nr. 2. (Foraar, 
Ms, 2) 1072 

Nove (22. 1922): Tem Dec Oo Ja 
551468; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


K¢@BENHAYNER VAGTPARADE; marsch-in- 


termezzo, af Henrik Clausen [of 
Denmark}; piano. 1073 


© Pec, 21, 19225" fe Jan. 6.1923: 
FE 551450; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


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KOROMANTE DANCE. See Jamaican 
dances. 

KouH BEH xkouH. See _ Fairchild 
(Blair) Deux chants populaires 
persaus. 

KunGc LILJEKONVALJE. See Alnes 


(Eyvind) 4 varmlindska latar. 


LAMENT FOR OWEN RoE O’NEILL; 
chorus, Irish song, arr. by Arthur 
Whiting [of U. S.] ; men’s voices, pf. 
aec., 4 hands. (G. S. 8vo choruses, 
no. 7002) : 1074 

@©P gan 8.1928: 2-c8 Jane ie 
505189; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment } 


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LAND (THE) OF THE MIGHT HAVE BEEN; 
words by H. Seegar, music by E. 
Beecroft [of U. S8.], arr. by Ray Mus- 
zar fof U. 8.] 1075 

© 1 «@ Jan. 18, 1923)" By baste - 
Edithe Beecroft and Hannah See- 
gar, Indianapolis. 


LASSEN (THE) VOLCANIC NATIONAL 
PARK; words and music by Samuel 
B. Field [of U. 8.] 1076 

© 1.¢« Feb 1, 1923+ Banas; 
Samuel Field, Oakland, Calif. 


Last (THE) FAREWELL; . waltz song, 
words and music by N. Draege [of 
Canada] 1077 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 19, 1923; 
E 553466 ; Nels Draege, Manyberries, 
Canada. 


LAST (THE) OF THE LEAVES ON THE 
BOUGH ; tr. from a Roumanian poem 
of Carmen Sylva, by Alma Strettel, 
melody by Herbert Bedford [of Eng- 
land] 4to. 1078 

© June 20, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551758; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., 
London. 


LEAGUE (THE) OF WOMEN VOTERS; 
words and music by Mrs. D. P. 
Owens, [i. e., F. K. Owens, of U. 8.] 

1079 
© 1-0 Jans /8)- 1923) Re saants - 
Florence K. Owens, Lake Worth, Fla. 


LECONS D’HARMONIE; des éléves ayant 
remporté le premier prix aux con- 
cours des classes @harmonie, années 
1920-1922, par divers auteurs [of 
France] 4to. 1080 

© Dee. 14, 1922); 1'@ dan: 9, 1928 ; 
E 551516; Heugel, Paris. 


Lento. See Marr (Joseph) 
cidentals. 


Four in- 


LESSONS ON TIME; including syncopa- 
tion, by W. M. Eby (of U.S.]; piano, 
Buffalo, N. Y., Virtueso school. 1081 

© Dec. 6, 1922; 2 ce and aff. Dec. 
18; A 693278; W. M. Eby, Buffalo. 


LET’S STROLL DOWN THE-LANE, MARIE; 
waltz song, words and music by L. 
P. Fournier [of U. S.] 1082 

© 1e¢ Jan. 19, 1923; EH 995299; 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 


LET THEM FIGHT; words and melody 
by J. Kendis [of U. S.J], arr. by Hal 
Dyson [of U. 8.] 1083 

© 1e« Jan. 27, 1923; HW 555647; 
James Kendis, Jamaica, N. Y. 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


LirT UP your voice. See Precious 


(The) promise. 


LIKE AS THE HART DESIRETH THE 
WATERBROOKS; anthem, words from 
Psalm XLII, music by Geo. F. 
Hamer [of U. S.] ; mixed voices. tto. 

1084 
(ee. 29, 1922; 2..c..Jan. 15; 1923; 
FE 555259; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


LISTENING-IN; selection from the mu- 
sical play, arr. by Herman Darew- 
ski [of England] ; piano. 1085 

@esent. 25,1922; 1 ¢. -Jan. 18, 
1923; E 551813; Herman Darewski 
music pub. ¢co., London. 


LITEN (EN) LAT OM VAREN. See. Al- 

nes (Hyvind) 4 virmlindska latar. 
LITTLE (A) BABY OVER THERE. See 
Precious (The) promise. 


LITTLE (THE) BOOK OF BACH CHORALES. 
See Bach (Johann Sebastian.) 


LirrLe (THE) Boy, LovE: XVIIIth cen- 
tury verse with melody by Herbert 
Bedford [of England] 4to. 1086 

© June 20, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 19238; 
EF 551759; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 


LITTLE See Homesick 


tunes. 


CHIMNEYS. 


LITTLE DREAM GIRL; words by D. Carl- 
son, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

1087 
ere Jane 19> 1923 © By 585313 ; 
Daniel Carlson, Escanaba, Mich. 


LITTLE FLOWER GARDEN: caprice, by 
Joseph Carl Breil [of U. 8.]; piano. 
1088 


500308; Belwin, inc., New York. 


Lirrte (A) GENTLEMAN; words and 
music by Mary Wyman Williams 


[of U. S.] (Readings with music) 
108) 

ordain 2 1993-2 ¢« Janos E 
nbo113; Clayton F. Summy co., 


Chicago. 


Littte (A) tapy (Un’ petit’ femme) ; 
shimmy fox-trot, paroles de Valen- 
‘in Tarault, musique de Clapson 
(Neill [of France] 1090 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551565; Clapson, Paris. 


© Jan. 2, 1923: 2-¢ Jan. 18: E 


1099 


LITTLE ReED RIDING Hoop; suite, by 
Mildred Weston [of U. 8.]; piano. 


Contents:—Red Riding Hood.— 
Grandmother.— The wolf.— The 
wood choppers. 1091 


©" san. 22) 1923 27% an! 24 
555396 ; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


LITTLE SALLY WATER. See Jamaican 


dances. 

LITTLE (A) SONG OF LIFE; words by 
W. L: Reese, music by Edward Ship- 
pene Barnes. (lof Uso 8.1; dngh ver: 
medium voice. 1092 

@P dan. ’-S,. 1923-2) @. Jan. tis. Be 
559153 ; G. Schirmer; ine., New York. 


LITTLE YELLOW BUTTERFLY; by G. A. 
Grant-Schaefer [of U. 8.]-; pf. 1093 
1O} Tan, W232" c Jans 8 
555093; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


LIVE, LAUGH, LOVE; melody by S. G. 

Kahn fof U. S8.] 1094 

©. 1c. Jan. 17%. 19233) WY 555242 
Samuel George Kahn, New York. 


LoG CABIN BLUES; words and melody 
by PT. Delaney. [ok U.-S.], arr. by 
Steve Stevens [of U. S.] 1095 

©) ave: Web. 1,, 1923) BE 5537342 
Tom Delaney, Baltimore. 


LONELINESS (Isolément); from the 
first Hebrew song cycle, poem by 
S. Ansky, English tr. by Mary Ellis 
Opdycke, French tr. by L. S., music 
composed and newly rev. by Lazare 
Saminsky [of Russia, domiciled at 
New York] op. 12, no. 2. 1096 

© Jan. 619232 eo Tan.-19> B 
555322; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


LONELY (A) LITTLE WORLD, IN THE 
VALLEY OF FHE MOON; words and mu- 
sic by Daisy Raymond [pseud. of 
L. L. Fussell, of U. S.] 1097 

©. 1-ce.. Jane18,91923- BE 553481 ; 
Laura L. Fussell, Los Angeles. 


LONESOME; words and music by C. 
Edwards [of U. 8.] Lewiston, Id., 
Edwards music pub. co. 1098 

© Jam: 20) 1993-42 e). Jans 222 
555341; Chas. Edwards, Lewiston, 
Id. 


LONGING. See Hanson 
Three miniatures. 


(Howard) 


LONGING FOR YOU; words and music by 

A. Gruber [of U. S.] 1099 

© 1c¢ Jan 30, 1923; Ey 553662; 
Ada Gruber, New York. - 


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LooK AT HER WELL (Mira-la bien) ; 
street song of a blind beggar, Eng- 
lish version by Kurt Schindler, An- 
dalusian melody, collected and har- 
monized by Felipe Pedrell, ed. by 
Kurt Sehindler [of U. S.]; high, in 
D. (Songs of the Spanish prov- 
inces: Andalucia, no. 11) 1100 

Gy Dee. 29,. 19225 2 e, Jan. , 
1923; E 555258; Oliver Ditson ¢o., 
Boston. 


LorENZO TO JESSICA; lines from Shake- 
speare’s Merchant of Venice, melody 
by Herbert Bedford [of England] 
4to. 1101 


© June 20, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 


EH 551765; Goodwin & Tabb, lItd., 
London. 

LoTUS LOVE; vocal fox trot, words by 
Eleanor Clarke, musie by W. A. 
Clapsadle [of U. 8.] 1102 


it @, Jans 22.1923 2° Sbbeoces 
William Arthur Clapsadle, Los An- 
geles. 


Lovustic; one step, par Alfredo Bar- 
birolli [of Italy]; orch., avee piano 
conducteur. 4to. 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jam 9, 1923; 
FE 551540; Heugel, Paris. 


LovE IS THE worRD. See Precious 


(The) promise. 
LOVE-LIGHT; words and music by W. 
C. Traher [of Canada] 1104 
©). 1c. Jan..8 1924° H boaattt: 
Wilfred Charles. Traher, London, 
Canada. 


LOvr-LIT SHADOWS; words and music 
by Frederic James Long [of U. S.]; 
low voice. 1105 

©. dan: 7S.) 1923: Gi Fan. 0 
555144; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


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a 


Love (THE) OF THE ARCHER PRINCE; 
street song of Thibet, tr. by Edward 
Powys Mathers, music by Felix 
White [of England] 1106 

© Dee. 30, 1921; 1¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EE 551769; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., 
London. 


LovreLocks. See Bliss (Arthur) Three 
romantic songs.. 


Lovety LucERNE; Swiss waltz song 
with yodel, words by Fred W. Leigh, 
music by Felix Godin [of England], 
arr. by Frank EK. Barry: [of U. 8.] 
Standard ed. New York, Leo Feist, 


ine. 1107 

©) Jon 209923 ° 2 er san 222s 
553588; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


~ 


1103 ; 


6 


LOVERS’ LAMENT. See From the far 


East. 


LOVE’S COMMUNION; words by Herbert 
J. Brandon, music by William Ber- 
wald [of U. S.]; low voice. 1108 


© Jan. 18, 1923; 2:¢ Jam-245 H 
555407 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


LOVE’S DESPERATION (Disperazione 
d’amore) ; mazurka no. 3, by Ciro 
Valente [of U. S.]; piano. 1109 

© Dec. 10, 1922; 2c sam 19: 
1923 : E 555418 ; Original music pub. 
co., New York. 

LOVE’S PEDLAR. 
little voices. 


See Quaint songs for 


LOVE’S REWARD; serenade, by Louis 
Panella fof U. S.] 1. Brass band. 
4to.—2. Piano, simplified arr. (In- 
structive pieces for the pianoforte, 
no. 89) 1110, T1143 


© Jan. 31. 1923; 2 ce. each Jan. 30; 
FE 558657, 553658; Volkwein bros., 
Pittsburgh. 


Loving (THE) cUuP; medley of old 
time memories, [words and] music 
by Edward St. Quentin fof Eng- 
land]; piano with words. . 1112 

© Nov. 8. 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 18,1923: - 
E 551800: Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


Low-DOWN (THE) BLUES; fox trot, 
words and music by Phil Ohman, 
Lou Davis and Tommy Gott fof U. 
S.], arr. by Frank E. Barry [fof U. 
S.]; oreh. Feist ed. 4to. eS 

© Jan. 18, 1923: 2-e dam a5 
555280: Leo Feist. inc., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 

LUCILLE; fox trot, words and music 


by J. L. Wile [ot Ul Sarr vy. 
H. Anderso [of U. 8.] 1114 


© Jan. 2, 1923.3) 2) e:* Jane oe 
555175; J. Lester Wile, El Paso. 
—— vyalsette, by Frederick Albert 


Hosehks.[of U. S.]. op, 2k, ane. 2. 
piano. 1115 
© Jan. 17; 1923: °2.¢ Jans tk 
555289 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


LUTLARY. See Hanson 
Three miniatures. 


(Howard) 


LULLABY BABY, MY DEAR; words by 
Leora Doan Emig, melody by Daisy 
Raymond [pseud. of L. L. Fussell, of 
U. S.J 1116 

© 1-e Jan. 18, 1923; EH 558480; 
Laura L. Fussell, Los Angeles. 


no. 2, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


1132 


LULLABY WALTz; by J. S. Zamecnik 
fof U. S.J; full orch. with piano 
ace. Professional ed. 4to. 1117 


mec 30, 1922; 2c. Jan. 15, 


wo25-) Gy 555221: Sam Fox pub. co., 
Cleveland. 


LUTHER’S CRADLE HYMN. See Christ- 


mas (A) surprise. 


Luz (A) music score; for The toll of 
the sea, compiled by Emst Luz [of 
U. S.]; piano leader. 1118 

ewe. 16, 1923-2 c. Jan. 183, E 
553487; Photo play music co., New 
York. 


McGinty’s BEST; by J. Gibson [of 
Canada], arr. by Jules Brazil» [of 
Canada]; instrumental. 1119 

© lec. Jan. 4, 1923;. E 551368 ; 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


MAMMY’S NIGHTS; words by B. Young, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington [of 
Oper Pe 1120 

© i «© Feb. 1, 1923; E 553700; 
Bessie Young, Grand Rapids, Mich. 


Many (A) See Homesick 


tunes. 


A TIME. 


Marca oF THE AMERICAN LEGION; by 
‘ James A. Witter [of U. S.], arr. by 
igs). Armstrong: fof U. .S.j; 
mand. orch. Nicomede ed. Altoona, 
Pa., Lustroil co. 112% 

© Wen 24, 1922: 2c. Jan. 8, 1923; 

E 555057; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 

Pa. 


MAnrcH OF THE ScouTS; by Julian Kent 
[pseud. of C. W. Krogman, of U. 8.] 
op. 5, no. 2; pf. (Three easy fancies) 

A h22 
© van. 6. 1923: -2.¢, Jan. 41; Hh 

. 555151; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


MARCHE’ DES AVIATEURS; by Pierre Le 
Pré [of U. S.]; piano, six hands. 
(Piano ensemble) 1 

© San. 15, 1923; 2 « Jan. 24; B 
555403; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


MARCHE ECOSSAISE; sur un théme pop- 
ulaire, par Claude Debussy, tran- 
seription par Gustave Samazeuilh 
[of France]; piano. 1124 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
Derootaol- Jean  Jobert, . Paris. 
[Copyright is claimed on transcrip- 
tion ] 

-MARCHE SPORTIVE; par Francis Popy 
fof France]; harmonie ou fanfare. 
4to.. 1125 


©) Dee. 14, 1922: 1 « Jan. 9, 1923: 
FE 551519; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


(7 


MARCHE TRIOMPHALE; par Camille 
Fournier, arr. et orchestration pour 
musique d’harmonie par Guillaume 
Balay [of France]. Ato. 1126 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
FE 551537; E. Gaudet, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on arrangement and 
orchestration ] 

MARCHE TRIOMPHALE DES SPORTS; 
paroles et musique de Léon Martin 
fof France]; partition chant seul. 
4to. 1127 


© Dec. 14, 1922: 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 591545; J.C. Vincent, Lyon, 
France. ' 


MARCHING ON REJOICING. See Precious 
(The) promise. 


MARECHIARE; Versi di S. Di Giacomo. 
musica di Ferdinando P. Tosti [of 
Italy], arr. by L.:Canoro [of Italy: 
mand. ace.] Edizione E. Rossi. 1128. 


Cian: 30) 1925: 2c. Keb. 1: 
553739; Ernesto Rossi, New York. 


MARESH’S BOHEMIAN DANCE ALBUM 
No 4; carefully selected and ed. by 
A. lL. Maresh [of U. 8.]; piano. 1129 

© Dee. 22, 1922; 2 e and aff. Dec. 
26; A 693593; Maresh music co., 
Cleveland. 


Marr (JosepH) Four incidentals; for 
the photoplay, arr. by Joseph Marr 
[of U. S.]; orch. with piano. (Con- 
cert edition, no. 561) Contents :—1. 
Allegro; by Stephen Heller.—2. Mis- 
terioso; by Sterndale Bennet.—3. 
Lento; by S. Bennet.—4. Presto; by 
S. Bennet. 1130 

© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 «Jan. 22:8 
558586; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
[Copyright.is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


MARSH PROGRESSIVE ORCHESTRA BOOK; 
grade 2, to follow any beginner’s 
orch. bk., by Chas. J. Rockwell [of 


U. 8.] 24 pts. Decorah, Ia., Marsh 
music house. 4to. TSE 
© Fan.) 15;.19235); 2 .e, Janu. 19% 


E 553486 ; 
la. 


B. O. Marsh, Decorah, 


Marty See Jamaican 


dances. 


GO HOME. 


Mary McGee; words and music by 
Sally Bailly and R. E. Mitchell [of 
U. S:], arr. by R. E. Mitchell. 1132 

i) i et Peps 1923 So373o: 
Robert E. Mitchell, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1133 


Massenet (Jutes EMiIne Frép&érRIc) 
Thérése: drame musical en 2 actes, 
de J. Massenet, fantaisie mosai- 
que par E. Tavan [of France]; 
orch. avee piano conducteur. 4to. 

1133 

© Dee. 14; 4922::)1. ec. San; 9s.2923 - 

KH 551512; Heugel, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on arrangement] 


MASTER INSTRUCTOR FOR THE UKULELE 
BANJOLUKE AND TIPLE; by George 
L. Lansing [of U. 8.] 4to. 1134 

©) Fan 9, 1I923ee2 er jane Sie 
553678; White-Smith music pub.. 
co,, Boston. 


Master (THE) souL; words by Abbie 
Farwell Brown, musie by Edward 


Shippen Barnes [of U. S8.]; high 
or medium voice. aS 

@- yan: 8, 1923-42" ec. Fan, it~ 
555154; G. Schirmer, ine, New 
York. 


MAY THE FIRE FALL. See Choice songs. 


Mr AN’ MAH PARDNER; negro dialect 
song, words and music by Lily Strick- 
land fof, Ur S. 15 21. Bieh: -voieevin 
E flat.—2. Medium voice in C. 1136 

© Dee. 5, 1922; 2 each c. Jan. 15, 
1923; E 555266; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 


MEDITATION AMONG THE TREES; poem 
by’ Frederick William Harvey, mel- 
ody by Herbert Bedford [of Eng- 
land] 4to. 1130 

©-June 20, 1922.1 ec. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EH 551760; Goodwin & Tabb, lItd., 
London. 


MécrERE (LA) APPRIVOISEE (Taming of 
the shrew) ; paroles de Henri Cain 
et Edouard Adenis, musique de 
Charles Silver [of France]; mezzo- 
sop. (Morceaux détachés, no. 10 
bis) 1138 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551560; Heugel, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on no. 10 bis] 


Menopy Roser; lyric and music by. C. 

B. Winge [of U. S.] 1139 

©) Jan. 2).1923 >" 2'e, Jan Sr 
355101; Carl B. Winge, Seattle. 


MEMORIES GARDEN; words by Gwynne 
Denni, music by Lucien Denni [of 
We Sals © 1140 

©.liven Jan. 715; . 1923-2 5bb230: 

-J. W. Jenkins sons music co., Kan- 
sas City, Mo. 


Dt. 11,42 S:, Vos 


MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JAcosB Lup- 
Wie .FEEIX) Hark! the _ herald 
angels sing. See Birchard (C. C.) 
& co. Five Christmas songs. 

MENUET  GIOCOSO. See 

(Axel) Suite. 


Jorgensen 


METHODE DE VIOLON; par Mazas, nou- 
velle édition arr. et dévelopée par IL. 
Cazin [of France] 4to. 1141 

© Dee. 15, 1922; 1 «@ Jan. 9) 1923: 
K., 501538; J. Bo Fentang avon. 
I'rance. [Copyright is claimed on 
new ‘edition | 


MEXICAN MOONLIGHT ; words by 
Thomas Grant Springer musie by 
Elizabeth Thorn Boutelle [of U. S.] + 
medium voice, in B flat. 1142 

©’ :Feb.’ 3; 19235 2.6. fehies) 
553742 ; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York 


Mra AMORITA; danza mexicana, by 


Fred J: Baeon [fof U: 8.]; mand. 
orch. Nicomede ed. Altoona, Pa., 
Lustroil co. 1143 


© Dec. 24, 1922; 2 ec. Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 555062; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 
Pa. 


MipIeENAT. See Sange. 


MIDNIGHT; part song, words by James 
Russell Lowell, music by Charles 
Sanford Skilton [of U. S.]; women’s 
voices. (Arthur P. Schmidt’s octavo 
ed., no. 851) 1144 

© .Jan...5,. 1923 +12) (eae ee 
555095: Arthur PP. Sehmidt -€o., 
Beston. 


MIGRAINE; par HE. Rey-Andreu [of 
France] op. 42, no. 3; piano. (Jn La 
flamme, 1922: Impressions fugaces, 
no. 3) aD 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
BH «551513: Ch. Hayet Paris. 


MINIoN (THE) WIFE; Dy Nicholas 
Udall, from Ralph Roister Doister, 
music by Felix White [of England] 

1146 

© Dee. 30, 1921;-1 & Jan. 2, 1923; 

E 551768; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., 
London. 


Miss GRADY; part-song, words anon., 
music by Addison F. Andrews [of 
U. S.] ; men’s voices. 4to. 1147 

©) Dee. 11, 1922:.2 eG Janae 
1923; E 555260; Oliver Ditson co., 
Beston. 


78 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2,.1923 
MISSISSIPPI CHOO-cHOO; words and 
music by P.:L. Frost and Fred 


Rose [of U. 8.] 1148 

piyan, 19251923 -.2:e Jan. 22; HE 
559545: Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


MIESTERIOSO. 
incidentals. 


See Marr (Joseph) Four 


MISUNDERSTOOD; words by Mrs. G. B. 
Thomasson, music by E. 8. S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S.] 1149 

rc. Heb. 1;°1923; EH 553705; 
Mrs. Geo. B. Thomasson, Toronto, 


Canada. 


MOIS DE MAI; chanson de Quéte de 
Basse Auvergne, recueillie, notée et 
arrangée, par Mario Versepuy [of 
France]; pour 4 voix mixtes avec 


ritournelles. 4to. 1150 
©) ee) 14, 1922:- 1. c., Jan. 9, 
1923; E 551506; Heugel, Paris. 


[Copyright is claimed on collection 
notes and arrangement] 


MOONLIGHT; by Cuthbert Harris [of 
Great Britain]; pf. ha. 
an. 3 1923: 2 c.. Jan. 8:) B 
555096; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


MOONLIGHT AND FAIRIES; by Frank 
Renard [of U. 8.]; pf. with bio- 
graphical skeich, fingering, pedaling, 
phrasing, instructive annotations 
and glossary by Lewis G. Thomas. 
Rey. ed. (Progressive series com- 
positions, catalcg no. 643, grade 3-b) 

12 

(er Jom 5, 1923; 2 -¢ Jan. 10>: E 
090135; Art publication soc, St. 
~ Louis. 


MOTHER MINE; ballad, words and mu- 

sie by P. Haeussler [of U. S.]; in G. 

1153 

@©umre dan.) 22, 1923 Binbage ; 
Paul Haeussler, Brooklyn. 


MOTHER-OF-CARE; Waltz song, words 
and music by P. B. Holton and F. M. 
Holten [of U. 8.] 1154 

fe) te Jan. 27, 1923; WH 558649: 
Pearl Brough Holton and Ferdinand 
M. Holton, Greensburg, Pa. 


- MoTHER’s Love; words by J. Habbab, 
musie by E. 8. 8. Huntington [of 
Bh 1155 

eye. Mebyle 19232 BH -b538033 ; 
Julia Habbab, MeKeesport, Pa. 


ns 4 


( 


116+ 


MouNTAIN (THE) BROOK; by G A. 
Grant-Schaefer [of U. S.]; pf. 1156 
© san 5, 1923>-2°e Jan. “Sei 
555094; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


Music BLUES; words by D. Gross. mu- 

sic by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. 8.] 

LES 

Gj dite! Mabe" 1923-0 STO 
Daisy Gross, Philadelphia. 


My COTTAGE IN SUNSHINE LANE; from 
Lady Butterfly, words by Clifford 
Grey, music by Werner Janssen [of 
Oe Ss] | ; 
© dans 22).1923% 2) c.Jani' 24 
555398; Harms, ine., New York. 


MyY DREAM HOUSE; words by H. Board- 
man Knox, music by Erie Tenios 
[of Germany, domiciled at New 
York] 1159 

©) aires Web by 19234 + Be S53 t4s - 
Helen Boardman Knox, New York. 


My LITTLE BROWN DUCK. 
songs for little voices. 


See Quaint 


My LOVER IS A FISHERMAN; words and 
music by Lily Strickland [of U. S.] 
(Songs from India) 1. Low voice, 
in G.—2. High voice, in B flat. 

1169 

© Dee. 28, 1922; 2.¢. each Jan. 

15; 1923, HE 5d5257; Oliver Ditson 
co., Boston. 

My MOTHER’S LULLABY; words by 
Betty Gulick, music by Billy Heng- 
ney [of U. 8.] ° 1161 

@) lanes 12,:1923%.2 Gdan. 15.204 


550220; Triangle musie pub. ©o., 
ine., New York. 
My MOTHER’S VOICE; or, Memories 


sweet, words by W. J. Gunter, music 
‘by Raymond A. Browne [of U. S8.] 
Long Branch, N. J., Keith’s music 


pub. house. 1162 
©, Dee 30; 4922): (2 e;: Jame; 105 


1923; BE 555171; Wm. Jas. Gunter, 
Long Branch, N. J. 


My PRAYER; words anon., music by J. 
Wilson-Jones [of Great Britain, 
domiciled at Oakland, Calif.] 1163 

@u dt) eh diam. 23; 41923 4h) bos080 : 

._ Josephine Wilson-Jones, Oakland, 
Calif. 

My rRoSE MAID; words by H. McCarthy, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 1164 

©.1 ¢. Jan.)19, 1923 >. 555308 ; 
Helen McCarthy, Eagle, Col. 


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1165 


My SHIP 0’ DREAMS; words. and music 
by Bertha Johnston [of U. 8.], arr. 
by William Lester. Chicago, IIL, 
Johnston music co. 1165 

© Jan. 6) 1922)" 2 ec yan ise 
553465; Bertha E. Johnston, Chi- 
cago. 


My SHRINE A ROSE; words by S. L. 
Mocers, music by Geo. Graff, jr. [of 
U. 8.] New York, World music pub. 
corp. 1166 

© Jan, 4, 19235 2a Jan. 83 
09D069; Sara L. Mooers, Cleveland. 


MYSTERIOSO DRAMATICO; by Leo. A. 
Kempinski [of U. S.]; piano, orch., 
and organ. (Incidental symphonies, 
nO. 12) 1167 

©) Jane ta. 1923" 2) can 17 
555238; Photo play music co., New 
York. 

NANNINA MIA; versi e musica di S. 

Salvio [of U. S.; mand. ace.] 1168 
@: 1 ¢ Jam. 15, 19238): W..555227- 
Salvatore Salvio; New York. 

NAUGHTY MOON; words by Leo Haley, 

music by C. Ekerman [of U. S.] 


1169 

@Fan.. 20.4923 2 2.e. Jan, 2220) 

553590; Carl Ekerman, Everett, 
Mass. 


NEAR THAT. LITTLE ROCK CREEK SHORE; 
words and music by Mrs. R. Hardy 
fore. 35%] 1170 

) Ie: Webs 4, 7192385; 553701 - 
Mrs. Ralph Hardy, Lydon, II. 


NEARING THE DAY; waltz, from Up she 
goes, by Harry Tierney [of U. S.], 
arr. by James C. McCabe [of U. 8.]; 
oreh. Feist ed. 4to. i yi 

©: dam: 18, 1923 -. oe) Janjdiac B 
D00291; Leo Feist, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


"NEATH THE MAGNOLIAS. See South- 


ern sketches. 


NEIGHBOURS; words and music by 
Frank Wood [of England] | (Char- 
acter songs, no. 7) 1172 

©, Dec. 7)-1922: 1 ce) Jan: 18, 1928): 
FE 551806; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


NEOPHYTE (THE); Sonnet by Alice 
Meynell, music by Felix White [of 
England] 1173 

©) Dec: 132.1921: 1c) Jan. 12s 1923: 
E 551766; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 


pt. 113, 2S. ee 


NEST OF GOLD; words by G. McAleary, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 1174 

© 1 ¢ Jan. 19, 1923; BH 555309; 
Grace McAleary, Fernandina, Fla. 


NEUE SCHULE FUR GITARRE ODER LAUTE 
(Nouvelle méthode de guitarre ou de 
luth) ; volistiindiger lehrgang fiir 
das begleitungsspiel, einfiihrung in 
das solospiel, von A. H. Loreti [of 
Italy] heft 1-3, in 1 bd. kart. 1175 

©. Apr.: 30, 1918: ©) Segimes5. 
1922; E 6551790; Ad. - Helamann, 
Zurich, Switzerland. 


NEW ANTHEMS OF PRAISE; words Dy 
various authors, music by J. Lincoln 
Hall, Adam Geibel, and others [of 
U. S.]; quartette or chorus choirs. 
4to. 1176 

© Oct. 13, 1922; 2 cantare. 
25: A 688394; Hall-Mack co., Phila- 
delphia. 


NORTHERN (THE) STAR; anon. north- 
country ballad, music by Felix 
White [of England] Am Wary 

© Dee. 30, 1921; 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551767; Goodwin & Tabb, Hd., 
London. 


Nor AT HOME TO ANYBODY; one-step, 
words by Erie Blore, music by Ivy 
St. Helier [of England] [Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 1178 

© Dee. 29, 1922; 1-2) aeeds, 
1923; FE 551752; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL. See Bir- 
chard (C. C.) & co. Five Christmas 
songs. 


O LIGHT ETERNAL, O LIGHT DIVINE: 
words and music by R. E. Smith 
LoL We sal 1179 

© 1 « Jan. 23, 1923; .H 558593; 
Robert Elmer Smith, Visalia, Calif, 


O LITTLE TOWN. See Christmas (A) 


surprise. 


O SALUTARIS HostTIA; benediction 
hymn, three-part chorus, music by 
Agatha Pfeiffer [of U. S:] ; women’s 
voices. (G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 
7010) [Latin and English text.] 

1180 
© Jan. 15; 1923; 2 ¢ Jauw2a> 
553552 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


OH BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL OCEAN; 
words by Mrs. M. Smith, music by. 
Clifton Keith [of .U. S.]) ene 
Branch, N. J., Keith’s music pub. 
house. 1181 


80 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 
no. 2, 1923 


©, Dee. 30, 1922; 2 
fee) By. BooOlTS;. Mrs. 
Long Braneh, N. J. 


e. Jan. 30, 
M. Smith, 


OH BRING BACK, OH, BRING BACK; 
words by W. Wiederhold, melody by 
Herman Dubois [pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.] 1182 

© 1c. Jan. 19, 1923; E 555305: 
Wm. Wiederhold, Carlsbad, Calif. 


OH FOR A HOME ALL OUR OWN; fox trot 
ballad, words and music by L. S. 
Grosser [of U. 8.] 1183 

sam. 45, 1923: 2 ¢, Jan. 22: Bb 
555345; Leonora S. Grosser, Los An- 
geles. 


OH HELENA, YOU’RE A WONDER; a song 
fox-trot, words and music by F. W. 
D. Cromweed [of U. S.] [Photostat] 

1184 

(Coare: Jan. 17, °1923; E 555240: 

Frederick W. D. Cromweed, New 
York. 


OH MY DARLING BILLY, TAKE ME BACK 
TO PHILLY; words and melody by 
J. Bradley [of U. S.], arr. by Frank 
De Paul fof U. S8.] 1185 

© 1e. Jan. 20, 1923; E 555359; 
Joseph Bradley, Philadelphia. 
Jamaican 


OH! PALMER OH! See 


dances. 


OH, TAKE ME BACK TO THE FARM WHERE 
I BELONG; words by C. C. Piatt, 
melody by Herman Dubois [npseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

Otter wan: 19 19238 ° WH 555306; 
Charles C. Piatt, Viscount, Canada. 


OH, THAT HOSPITAL RADIO; words and 
music by N. W. Durand [of U. 8.], 
arr. by E. S._S. Huntington [of 
WES! ; 1187 

oie Peb. 1, 1923: BE 553695 ; 
Nella Wells Durand, Tampa, Fla. 


OH, WHAT’S THE USE OF WORRYING; 
. words by N. O. Pearson, music by 
E. 8S. S. Huntington [of U. S.] 1188 


© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; -E 553703; 


Nellie Orwick Pearson, Hillsboro, 
N. Dd. 
OH! yES, I'LL GO HOME: words by 


E. ©. Freemann, music by W. Reher 
fof Germany, domiciled at Seal 
Beach, Calif. ] 1189 

Out «c: Keb. 2. 1923: 6. 553T47; 
Edna ©. Freemann and William 
Reher, Long Beach, ‘Calif. 


34896—23 


1186 | 


1198 


OLD FASHION GEORGIA BLUES; words 
by W. L. Terrell, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington [of U. S.] 1190 

©-1 « Feb. 1, 1998: E 5538727: 
William L. Terrell, Atlanta. 


OLGA PETROVOTSKI:; from Co-optimists, 
written by R. P. Weston and Bert 
Lee, composed by R. Harris-Weston 
[of England] [Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations] 1191 


©). Nov. 25, 1922. ie. Jan, as. 


HOODS: 591750: Brandis, Day. & 
Hunter, London. 
OLYMPIA ORCHESTRA MARCH; by Jo- 


sephine Traux Searle [of U. S.]; 
piano. Boston, Mass., W. B. Hasey 
& co. 1192 
© Jans 12. 1923-2 1e5 Jan. 5? B 
550225; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


OMBRE (L’) DU PASSE; boston hésita- 
tion, par Clapson fof France]; 
piano. 1193 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
I. 551564; Clapson, Paris. 


ON THAT OLD PANAMA CANNON BALL: 
words by C. P. Walker, music by 
KE. S. S. Huntington [of U. S.] 1194 

©rte Wep. 1,°1923= fb 553721 - 
C. P. Walker, Memphis, Tenn. 


ON THE BAYOU; by Cedric Wilmot 
Lemont [of U. S.]; piano. 1195 
© Non 5. 1928: 2) ¢ Jan, 92. 
555122; Gamble hinged music ¢o., 
Chieago. 


ON THE CARPET. See Jamaican dances. 


ON THE EDGE OF TOWN; words by R. 
Tapp. music by E.:S. 8S. Huntington 
[of U. 8.] 1196 

Orde Men 41 1923 = Ne bostts : 
Rex Tapp, Edmonton, Alta, Canada. 


ON THE HILL WITH GoD; words by 
Edna Poppe-Cooper, melody by 
Daisy Raymond [pseud. of L. L. 
Fussell, of U. S.] 1197 

rte, Jane 18, 19233. H ad5409 ; 
Laura L. Fussell, Los Angeles. 


ONE GOLDEN HOUR OF DREAMS; words 
and music by Arthur Strand and 
Clifford Ryde [fof England] 1198 

© Dee. 7, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 18, 1923 ; 
E 551805; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


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ONE STARRY NIGHT; 


ORGANIST (THE) ; 


ORIENTAL 


OrIGINAT. 


OSTINATO. 
OULED NAIL. 


OUR LITTLE 


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1199 


Christmas service, 


words by Geo. O. Webster and 
others, musie by Ira B. Wilson [of 
U. S-] 8vo. 1199 


© Sept. 29, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 
26; A 687979; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


ORGAN ACCOMPANIMENT TO. THE HYMNS 


IN CONGREGATIONAL PRAYERS FOR THE 
CHILDREN’S MASS; by J. F. Wagner 
fot’ U. S.)... obi sAGmop: 1200 

©: Oct,, 2.1922 2 es-Noy. 4x rall. 
Noy. 16: A 680197; Joseph F. Wag- 
ner, ine., New York. [Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement ] 


bimonthly journal, 


el. by E. L. Ashford and Karl K. 
Lerenz. [of U. S.] vo 26; no. 5, Nov., 
1922. obl. 8vo. ZO 


© Oct. 21, 1922; 2 ce. and aff. Nov. 


3; A 688674; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 

no. 6: dane“ i923. 
obl. S8vo. 1202 


© Dec. 18, 1922; 2c. and aff. Jan. 
22, 1923; A 695726; Lorenz pub. co., 
Dayton, O. 


TRIBESMEN : 
W. Searle, 
[of@U. S8.], 


words by Jas. 
musie by Joseph Sand 
arr... by Fred. Lax fof 
US.) 1203 
Jan. 2, 19233) :2 es Jans 105.8) 
yooOlTL: Searle & Lund, Washington. 


O'CLOCK BLUES; Joe 
Olivers blues, words by L. Smith 
and Thcemas Dorsey, music by L. 
Smith [of U.'S:], arr. by LT. Dorsey: 
fot U. 8.] 1204 

©. f, ¢ Jam 28. 1993 chy, Date to; 
Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 


FOUR 


See St. Paul’s suite. 
See From the far East. 


HOME; words and melody 
by L: W. Gilbert [of U. S., arr. by 
Arthur Darvo, of U. 8.J 1205 

© 1 -e dam: 8) 1923.) Wy bbal08 + 
L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., New 
York. 


OvuR OLD cLocK; words and music by 

Aco ds. Croxall fof Mngland];*in +P. 

ae and tonic sol fa notations] 

1206 

©. 13. 19252" he. Jen: aha 

551725; Lillian EK. Atkinson, More-: 
cambe, England. 


Jan. 


82 


pt. 117; 2. s., v- 1S 


Our PENNSYLVANIA; words and music 


by J. AShman [of U. §.] ° 1207 
© Jan. 20, 1993772 @. Jam 228 
59593842; James Ashman, Central 


City, Pa. 
Over IN Stam; words and music by 
A. D. Monsees [of Canada]- 1208 
© 1c Jan. 17, 1923; BY Bess - 
Alonzo D. Monsees, Vernon, Canada. 


PACK CLOUDS AWAY; Words by Thomas 


Heywood, music by M. S. Diekey 
for UL 282] 1209 


© 1c. Jan. 20, 1923; HW 55g531 : 
Mark Shumway Dickey, Arlington, 
Mass. 


PAGANINI (NiccoLo) Concerto, no. 1; 


by N. Paganini, freely transcribed, 
rev. fingered and supplied with a 


special ace. 
especially ed. 


by August Wilhelnj, 
by Efrem Zimbalist 
[of U. S8.]; violin and piano, in D 
maj. (Schirmer’s library of musi- 
cal classics v. 1460) 1210 

© Jan. 15, 1923; 2-e Jam 224 
553500; -G. Schirmer, ine., New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on 
editing] 

Pat (THE) .I Love: words hy “G: 
Thomas, jr., musie by E. 8S. S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S.] ret t 

© 1.¢ Feb. 1, 19237 Weare 
George Thomas, jr., Oberlin, O. 


words and melody by 


5) 


~_ 


PAL 0’ MINE; 


R. C. “Bates [of U. S:] 1292 
© 1 «¢ Jan. 8, 1923; BH Somte¢: 


Robert Charles Bates, Chicago. 


PARADISE; words by J. Newton, music 
by Geo. Graff, jr. [of U. S., arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach, .of U. S.] PAB: 

©: ? ‘ce. Jan’ 8) 1923 - ir Spaere ; 
James Newton, Springfield, Mass. 


PARADISE OF DREAMS; waltz Dy +H dD. 
Lacomy [of U. S.] ; ist violin. 1214 


© 1e. Jan. 18, 1923; BH 553476; 
Henry D. Lacomy, Spokane, Wash. | 


PARAMOUNT MARCH; by Geo. D. Bar- 
-nard fof U. S.]; band. 4to. 725 
© Jan. 20,1923: °2 & Jame 227 
555337; Fred Jewell, Oskalooga, Ia. 


PASQUINATA; composed and rey. by 
Paul Ambrose [of U. S.]; piano. 
Newly rev. ed. (Selections to ac- 
company the Synthetic method. pt. 
2 Nowe 1) 1216 

© Jan. 23, 1923; 2°@ dana: 
553598; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. [Copyright is claimed on 
newly revised edition ] 


ne eel 


- 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 : 


PASSION FLOWERS; waltz, by L: P. 
Fournier [of U. S.]; piano. 1207 
(eat 'e Jan. 19, 1923; 1 555297 ; 
Lillian. Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 


PASTORAL SOUVENIR; by Roland Diggle 
~fof U. 8.]; organ. (Organ composi- 
tions, 2nd series, no. 18) 1218 
eran?) 1923°\2 es Jan. 255, E 
553600; C. W. Thompson & co., Bos- 
ton. 


PATER NOSTER, QUI ES IN C@LIS; paro- 
les Latin, musique de Ernest Chaus- 
son [of France]; piano, orgue ou 
harmonium ace. 1219 

© Dec. 14, 1922: 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551562; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., 
Paris. 


Para (THE) OF LOVE; words and 
music by Joseph G. Scoville [of U. 
S.] -1220 

(© Wee. 7, 1922: 2 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
mw) 55d2a1; Walter B. Scoville co., 
Ogden, Utah. 


PEACHY -GIRL; words by R. C. Port- 
mess. music by E. 8S. 8S. Hunting- 
mon [Of -U:' 'S.] 122 

@rtre, Med. 1, 19233) HB 553692 ; 
R. Chester Portmess, Battle Creek. 


PEASANT WEDDING DANCE: by Frances 
femy fot U. S.J]; piano. (Two 
Spirited dances, no. 2) 1222 


rian 8:°1923: 2 ¢« Jan. 11:.E 


000156; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


PEGGY DANCE. See Jamaican dances. 


Petican (THE) ; fox-trot, by Clapson, 
orchestrated by Bob Haring [of U. 
Saorch. 4to. 1223 

mp dan. 13, 1923:-2 ef Jan. 15; 
HW 555214; Edward B. Marks music 
co. New York. 
claimed on arrangement] 

PanNske; by L. O. Miller [of U. S.]; 
piano. [Blue print] 1224 


(fc Jan. 19, 19238; 555331; 
Louise Ottilie Miller, Berlin, Wis. 


PHITADELPHIA; one step, words 
music by J. H. McVey [of U. S.] 
1225 
e) Dee 22 i 
John H. MeVey, Philadel- 


and 


© Mar. 8, 1922; 2 
555368 ; 
phia. 


PIANO MAN BLUES; Words and melody 


by L. Anstin [of U.S.];in F. 1226 


eric Van. 20/-1923: WH 5538541; 
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 


[Copyright is‘ 


12384 


Prano Sam From ALABAM; words and 
melody by C. Harrison [of U. S.] 
1227 
©) Ave: fan.) 20, 1923 > W553534: 
Charles Harrison, Grand Ledge, 
Mich. 


PIED (THE) PIPER OF HAMELIN; mu- 
sical story arr. with ace. and dances 
by Margaret R. Martin [of U. S8.] 


4to. 1228 
©) Deeb, 1922) 2 eect 92 ak. 
Dee. 7; A. 691820; Clayton -F: 


Summy co., Chicago. 


PILGRIMAGE; words by P. J. O’Reilly, 
music by Arthur Meale [of Great 
Britain] ; in D. 1229 

©ran. °2. 182329" ce Jan 152-8 
551713; Enoch & sons, London. 


Pixies (THE); by Katherine K. Davis 
[of U. S.]; piano. (Scenes from a 
forest ballet) 1230 

© Janis: 19234 2. Jan 22-1 
559400; Hatch music co., New York. 


PIzZICATO INTERMEZZO; af E. Borre- 


gaard [of Denmark]; klaver. Co- 
penhagen and Leipzig, Wilhelm 
Hansen. 1231 

@obee(21..1922 «A. ¢. iOct. 18:4. 10 
551473; Llv. Borregaard, Copen- 
hagen. 


PLAIN LITTLE EVERY DAY GIBL; words 
by Frederick M. Compton, music by 
Edgar Rollman [of U. S.] 1232 

©) Deer Sih 022%" 2. ey ran. £10) 
19235 FE ‘5od176; “Francis” Elmer 
Compton, Baltimore. 


PLAY THE FUNNY BLUES; words and 
music by Louis Panico and Isham 
Jones [of U. S.] 1235 

Orda OF 19283 82) ean.’ 125 
-E 555181; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


PooR LITTLE ZEDDY. 


dances. 


See Jamaican 


Precious (THE) PROMISE; Christmas 
service, text by Lizzie De Armond, 
music by E. S. Lorenz fof U. S.] 


4to. Contents: Marching on rejoic- 
ing.—Faith is the gate of blessing.— 

_ Lift up your voice—A gift from 
the Father.—A little baby over 
there.—Love is the word. 1234 
© Nov. 8, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 
11; A 689440; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 


ton, O. 


PRELUDE. See From the far Kast. 


83 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1235 


PRELUDE AND LULLABY; after the 
Russian mode, words and music by 
D. Brunet [of U. 8.] 1235 

© 1c. Jan. 17, 1928; E 555246; 
David Brunet, New York. 


PRELUDE MUsICcC; by Julius Harrison 
fof England]; string orch. and pf. 
or harp, full sc. 1236 

@ June! 161922 | er San 2; 
1923: E 551779; Goodwin & Tabb, 
Itd., London. 

Presto. See Marr (Joseph) Four in- 

cidentals. 


PRINTEMPS; boston, paroles de Pierre 
d’Amor, musique de R. Carcel [of 
France] 125 

(©) Dee. 14, 1922; 1 « Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551558; R.. Carcel, Paris. 


PROCESSIONAL MARCH; from John of 
Nepomuk, by H. J. Stewart [of U. 
S.]; organ. 1238 

@ Dec, 28, 1922. 2) «Jan. to 
1923; E 555252; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 

Proper (THE) OF THE MASS; for Sun- 


days and holy days, including As- 
perges me and Vidi aquam, by M. J. 


Vanden Elsen [of U. S.]; four 
mixed voices. S8vo. (Cover title: 
Proprium de tempore) 1239 


© Dee. 30, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 
3, 1923; A 692685; Estate of Hamil- 
ton 8. Gordon, New York. 


PUTTIN’ ON AIRS; words and music by 
Chas. and Harry Tobias and Geo. J. 
Bennett [of U. 8.] 1240 

© 1 e: Jan. 22;:1923; BH 555334; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


‘QUAINT SONGS FOR LITTLE VOICES ; words 
by Reuben Gillmer, music by Henry 
E. Pether [of England] Contents.— 
1. Love’s pedlar; in G.—Fire, fire, 
fire—My little brown duck; in F. 
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 

1241 

© Dees ts. A922 1 ie ane 18, 

1923; E 5518098; Herman Darewski 
musie pub. co., London. 


QUANN’ ‘’O DESTINO vo’; -versi di 
Nicolardi, musica di E. Nardella [of 
Italv; mand. ace.J Edizione E. 
Rossi. 1242 


©) Jan. 30) 1923 2e. Meee da. i 


84. 


503738; Ernesto Rossi, New York. 


pt. It Sis 


Rapio; overture, by E. H. Frey [of 
U. 8.73.2» violins and ph (Er oH. 
Frey’s edition, no. 12) 1243 

© Jan. 20, 1925; 2 e. Jan22; EF 
555344; E. H. Frey, Oklahoma City, 
Okl. 


RapsopIE; pour violon et orch., par 
Sylvio Lazzari fof France]; _ re- 
duction par violon et piano. 1244 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9) 1923; 
E 551559; Heugel, Paris. (Copy- 
right is claimed on reduction) 


REASSURANCE (A); words anon., mu- 
sic by Mary Wyman Williams [of 
U. S.J] (Readings with music) 1245 

© Jan.’ 2., 1923~ 2 ciigeeos) 2 
959115; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 

Rep Ripinc Hoop. See Little Red 

Riding Hood. 


REFLECTION OF HEAVEN; concert waltz, 
by F. H. Heckert’ [of W. Sharer. 
by Chas. F. Novy [of U. S.]; piano. 

1246 

© Nov. 8, 1922; 2 « Dee. 19; 

EE 553653; Frank H. Heckert, Aber- 
deen, S. D. 


REMINISCENCE. See Hanson (How- 
ard) Three miniatures. 


RHAPSODY IN G MINOR; Hungarian 
style, by C. F. Stayner fof U. 8.]; 
violin with piano ace. Salt Lake 
City, Utah, Stayner music pub. co., 

1247 


©: Jan; 23;-°19238; Qe seme: 
E 553641; Charles Frederick Stay- 


ner, Salt Lake City. 

RING A DIAMOND. See Jamaican 
dances. 

Ring pAnce. See Jamaican dances. 


RINGS OF SMOKE; words by J. M. 
Sanberg and R. Woodford, music 
‘by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. 8.] 

: 1248 

© 1c. Feb: 1, 19238; E 553726; 

John M. Sanberg and Raleigh Wood- 
ford, Chicago. 


RocKING AWAY; twilight lullaby, words 
by George Barrett Ward, music by 
Side Cassell Lot. Usa 1249 

© Jan? 27, 19235: 2 Mepis et 
553743; Samuel Joseph Cassell, 
Palos Park, Ill. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


Rocky MouNTAIN MOON; waltz song, 
words by Raymond B. Egan, music 
by Henry I. Marshall and Richard 
A. Whiting [of U. S.] 1250 

eam, 15, 1923; 2 ¢. Jam 17; EH 
555364; Jerome H. Remick &« ©Co., 
New York. 


RoDEHEAVER’S GOSPEL SONGS; compiled 
by H. A. Rodeheaver [of U. 8S]. 
ed. by Chas. H. Gabriel [of U. S.] 
Chicago, Philadelphia, Rodeheaver 
co. S8vo. 1251 

© Dee. 21, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 
13, 1923; A 692882; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 


Ro“LING STONES; morceau brillant, by 
Alexander MacFadyen [of U. 8.]; 


piano. 1252 
eetan. 15, 1923: 2 ¢. Jan, 22; 
E 553548; G Schirmer, inc., New 


York. 


Romance; from the D minor violin 
concerto by Henri Weiniawski, tran- 
scribed by John Thompson [of U. 
S.] op. 12; piano. 1253 

© Joan. 18, 1923; ce. Jan. 24; 
E 555406; G. Schirmer, inec., New 


92 


~_ 


York. [Copyright is claimed on 
transcription ] 
Rome (THE) OF THE GNOMES; Dy 


Frank Renard [of U. S.]; pf. with 
biographical sketch, fingering, ped- 
aling, phrasing, instructive annota- 
tions and glossary by Lewis G. 
Thomas. Rev. ed. (Progressive 
series compositions, catalog no. 642, 
grade 3-b) 1254 

Gielen, 5, 1923: .2 ¢ Jan. 10; 
FE 555136; Art publication soc., St. 
Louis. 


Rese: fox trot, words by M. J. 
MacDonald, music by E. S. 8S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S.] 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 1928; E 553689; 
M. J. MacDonald, Portsmouth, Va. 


Rosy-BELL-o. See Jamaican dances. 


' Roucier tas). . Nocturne;, par A. 
Nougier [of France]; violoncelle et 
piano. 1256 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ec Jan. 9, 1923; 
EK 551550; Jean Jobert, Paris. 

Rocr; song by Arthur Bliss [of Eng- 
land]; ace. of chamber orch.,: full 
BG. 1257 

© June 18, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923; 
EK 551778; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd, 
London. 


? 


1255 4 


89 


~ 


1265 


NDVI NINA (Rozo DESHABOS) [and] 437 


325, 58 42205 (HAMCHABE ES HANER) 


words and music S. Bernstein of 
Galicia Poland, domiciled at New 
York] 1258 

© Dec. 20, 1922; ce. Jan. 18, 
1923: E 553483; Samuel Bernstein, 
Brooklyn. 


3) 


ve 


Rus ’IM Jor. See Jamaican 


dances. 


DOWN 


RuSINA MIA; Versi e musica di S. 

Salvio [of U. S.; mand. ace.]. 1259 

©. ey Jan 15) 1923 By 555226; 
Salvatore Salvio, New York. 


SAFETY FIRST; Santa Fe, fox trot song, 
words and music by W. H. Curtiss 
fof U. S.J 1260 

©) Dec. 29, 1922 » 2c: Jan. 3) 1922; 
E 555413; W. H. Curtiss, Pasadena. 


SAILING, SAILING; words by C. Shores, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. [of U. S.] 
New York, World music pub. corp. 


1261 
© Jan: .4; 1998 2e. Fanyss: EH 


555068; Clifton Shores, Detroit. 


St. Pavu’s SUITE; by Gustav Holst [of 
England]; string orch., full se. Con- 
tents: Jig. —Ostinato. —Intermezzo. 
—Finale. 1262 

©) June 27,1922 > 14 @dani, 2, 
1923; E 551781; Goodwin & Tabb, 
Itd., London. 


SALLY OF BLUE ANCHOR ALLEY; words 
by Arthur DuSoir, music by Stanley 
Gordon [of England]; bass, in B flat. 

1263 


©; Nov. .29),,.1922.:: 4) .e. Jam,.18, 
1923; E 551807; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


SAMINSKY (LaAzaARE) Etude; by L. 
Saminsky [of Russia, domiciled at 
‘New York] op. 17, no. 2; piano. 

1264 

© Jan. 16, 1923; 2 c. Jan. 19; E 

555321; Composers’ music -corp., 
New York. 

SANGE; musik af Louis Glass [of Den- 
mark] op. 59. (Wilhelm Hansen 
edition, no. 2264) Contents: Til 
dig; [ord af Olaf Bull].—Spille- 
mand; [ord af Richard Osterfeld].— 
. Midienat; [ord af Helge Rode].— 
Hinsides; ford af Sophus Mi- 
chaélis].—Dro6m; [ord af R. Oster- 
feld] 1265 

© Dee. 30, 1922; 1 e« Jan. 13, 
1923; E 551784; Wilhelm Hansen, 
Sopenhagen. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1266 


SANTA AND THE GIVERS: a Christmas 
eantata for children, by M. Isabelle 
Ritter [of U. S.] 12mo. 1256 

© Oct. 17, 1922; 2c. and aff. Oct. 
25; A 688392; Hall-Mack co., Phila- 
delphia. 


SATURDAY NIGHT: written by Robert 
C. Tharp and Harry Lauder, com- 
posed by H. Lauder [of England] 
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 


1267. 


© <Nove,238) 1922" Acer Samus; 
1923; E 551748; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


SAW MILL RIVER ROAD; fox trot, from 
Glory, words by Joseph McCarthy, 
music by Harry Tierney [of U. 8.], 
arr. by Frank EH. Barry [fof U. 8.]; 
orch. Feist ed. 4to. — 1268 

©, Janw ts, 1924: 2%e, Tania s 
555278; Leo Feist, ine., New York. 


SCENES THAT ARE BRIGHTEST; from 
Maritana by Wallace, trans. by C. C. 
Starbuck: fof. U. .S.];, mand.  Nice- 
mede ed. Altoona, Pa., Lustroil co. 

1269 

© Dec. 24, 1922: 2.¢. Jan. 8, 1923; 

E 555061; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 
Pa. 


ScHOOL FOR THE PIANOFORTE; V. 3, 
player’s bk., by Theo. Presser [of 
UF S.] 1270 
. © Oct. 13, 1922; 2 ce and aff. Oct. 
14; A 687533; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


SCHUBERT (FRANZ PeEtTeR) Hark! 
hark! the lark; serenade from Cym- 
beline, two-part song, words by Wil- 
liam Shakespeare, tr. by Isabella G. 
Parker, music by F. Schubert, arr. 
by _N.. -Clifford® Page: [of UU... S.)% 
women’s voices. 4to. naa i 

©) Jans 3; 1923: 2: ortan, toe 
555264; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment | 


ScorcH MELODY; by J. Gibson [of Can- 
ada], arr. by Jules Brazil [of Can- 
ada]; instrumental. IAT 

© 1c Jan. 4, 1923; E 551364; 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


SELECTED SUNDAY SCHOOL SONGS; com- 
piled by F. G. Kingsbury and Gor- 
don D. Shorney [of U. S8.]  Svo. 

123 


@uJanm -f, W235 2re: Jan. Gear. 


Jan. 4; A 690941; Hope pub. co.,. 


Chicago. 


pt. Ht, Ds. x. 18 


SEND (THE) OFF; march, by Geo. L. 
Lansing [of U. 82]; banjo sole with 
piano ace. Nicomede ed. Altoona, 
Pa., Lustroil €o. 1274 

© Dec. 24, 1922; 2 « Jan. 8, 1923; 
FE 555060; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 
Pa. 


SERENADE ENFANTINE; de F. Volpatti, 
jr., transcrite par J. Furgeot [of 
France]; pour harmonie. 4to. 1275 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551548; E. Gaudet, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on transcription ] 


SERENADE MIGNONNE; par Joseph 
Szule [of France] ; piano. 1276 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1923; 
FE 551556; Max Eschig, Paris. 


SERVICE (THE) HYMNAL; with intro- 
ductory service, text compiled by 
Jos. Krauskopf, music compiled by 
Russell King Miller [of U. S.] Rey. 
ed. S8vo. 1277 

© Sept. 1, 1922; 2 ¢ and aff. Dec. 
12; A 690546; Reform congregation 
Keneseth Israel,- Philadelphia. 
[Copyright is claimed on new mat- 
ter] 


SHADOW MARCH; trio, words by Robert 
Louis Stevenson, music by T. Fred- 
erick H. Candlyn [of U. S:]; wo- 
men’s voices. (Arthur P. Schmidt’s 
octavo ed., no. 813) 1278 

©. Jan. 5, 19233 2367 eno ee lt 
559091; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


SHAKESPEARE (THE) JAzz; from The 
virgin queen, written by R. P. Wes- 
ton and Bert Lee, music by R. Har- 
ris-Weston [of England] [Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 1279 

© Nov.: 23, ‘19225 4 Vliet, 
1928: E 551749: Erancis, Day & 
Hunter, London. : 


SHE’s FOOLING you; words by B. Ar- 
_ bogast, music by E. S. 8S. Hunting- 
ton [of U. S.] 1280 
© 1.c. Feb. 1, 1928; E 553688 ; 
Bertha Arbogast, Lacon, III. 


SHE’s JUST A FOOL ABOUT ME; words 
and music by Jimmie Ferguson [i. e. 
P. J. Ferguson, of U2 78: are spy 
James Alston, of U. 8.] 1281 

‘© 1c Jan. 8, 1923; E 555107; 
Philip James Ferguson, Bessemer, 
Ala. 


86 


as, 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1928 | :: 


SHEPHERD (THE) TO HIS LOVE: mad- 
rigal, words by Christopher Mar- 
lowe, music by Walter Ruel Cowles 
[of U. 8.]; high voice. 

(opdan: 8, 1923: 2:¢ Jan. 14; EB 
555148 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT; lines | 


by Longfellow, melody by Herbert 
Bedford [of England] 4to. 1283 

© June 20, 1922; 1 ¢ Jan. 2, 1923; 
E 551763; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., 
London. 


SHLECHTI TZIETEN ; words and melody 

by A. Schwartz [of.U. 8.] 1284 

@-1\¢. Jan. 27, 1923; E 553650; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


SHUEBRUK (RICHARD) 12 easy duets; 
by R. Shuebruk [of U. 8.]; sop. B 
flat and alto E flat saxophones. 

i 1285 

Powe 28, .1922>.2.¢c.:,dJan. 17, 

1923; E 555420; Richard Shuebruk, 
New. York. 


See Birchard (C. C.) 
_ Five Christmas songs. 


SILENT NIGHT. 
& co. 


SILENT NIGHT, See 


Christmas. 


HOLY NIGHT. 


SILVER LINING; reverie, by William 
Morris [of U. S.]; ten-banjo. (Nico- 
mede ed.) Altoona, Pa., Lustroil 
co. 1286 

© Dec. 24, 1922; 2c. Jan. 8, 1928; 

_E 555058; Joe Nicomede, Altoona, 

Pa. 


SKOGSRAN. See Alnes 
varmliindska Jatar. 


SLUMBER sonc; by J. C. H. Beaumont, 
transcribed by .Edwin H. Lemare 
[of U. S.]; organ. 1287 


fom wBec, 28, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. 15, 
1923; E 5552538; Oliver Ditson co., 


Boston. [Copyright is claimed on 
transcription ] | 
SMILES (THE) WILL COME BACK 


AGAIN; words by R. Wooden, music 
by BE. S. S. Huntington [of U. 8.] 
1288 
© ce Febl 1) 1923 ; WH 553725: 
Ruth Wooden, Liberal, Kans. 


SYSTER, DE KALDER PAA DIG! af Oluf 
L. Arndal, musik af Sophus Ander- 
sen [of Denmark] 1289 

©) Dee. 21, 1922: 1c Jan. 8, 1923: 
E 551477; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


1282 


(Eyvind) 4 | 


| SOMETIME IN. FUTURE YEARS ; 


1298 


SOGNO. D’AMORE; Waltz, by A. ‘Rizzi 

[of U. S.]; ‘piano. 1290 

© Ff ch Jani 23, 1923). 65359012 
Alberto Rizzi, New York. 


SOLDIERS OF CHRIST, ARISE! anthem, 
words by Charles Wesley, music by 
Rossiter Howard [of U. S.] ;. men’s 
voices, organ. acc.- 4to. 1291 

© Jan. 6,'1920; 2 ce. Jan. 22, 1923; 
E 553583; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


SOLEMN MASS IN G; no. 11, in honor | 
of the holy Spirit, Latin words, mu- 
sic by Eduardo Marzo [of U. S.] op. 
178; mixed voices with organ acce., 
violin and cello ad lib. 4to. 1292 

© Dec. 11, 1922: 2 « and aff. Dec. 
28; A 693928; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


SoLILoquy. See Conversaticns. 


SOME GOLDEN DAY; words by James 
Rowe, music by G. E. Vinaroff [of 
U. S8.] (in Three new gospel songs) 

. 1293 
© Jan. 5; 1923; Jan: 20; BH 5535387 ; 
G. E. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan. 


| SOME WINTER’S NIGHT; fox trot, words 


and music by Max Kortlander [of 
Wi Seq 1294 

©) Jan: 10°1923" 2c) Jan. las Ei 
555423 ; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


| SOMEBODY NEEDS EVEN YOU; words by 


James Rowe, music by G. E. Vi- 
naroff [of U. S.] (in Three new 
gospel songs) 1295, 
©) Jan, 5192352 ce. Jane 20esE 
553098; G. BE. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan. 
words by 
R. Draden, music by E. me S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S8.] 1296 
© 1 c&- Feb: 1, 1923; EH 553697; 
Ruth Draden, Oskaloosa, Ia. 
SOMETIMES I’M ALL ALONE; words and 
melody by M. M. Korn [of U. 8.] 
1287 
© 1° ¢ Jan. 12, 1923,;:5. 555182; 
Maurice Morris Korn, Sez Gate, 
NEY, 


SoMMARMELODI (EN); tekst af Gustaf 


Fréding og Nils-Magnus [olcke, 
komponerede af Eyvind Alnes [of 
Norway]. op. 35, no. 4. (in Wil- 


helm Hansen edition no. 2239: Fire 
sange no. 4) 1298 

Oudovs 22) 1922- Ive. Dee, O.. 
551472; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


SonG 


SONG 


SONG OF PENITENCE. 


SONG OF THE NILE. 


SONG OF THE STARS. 


SonG 


CATALOGUE OF CGPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1299 


pt. 11, 1, s., v. 18 


Son FLIRT; boston hésitation, par P. 
Jeanjean [of France]; violon solo 
avec piano ou quintette 4 cordes en 
mi. 4to. 1299 


© Dee. 14, 19 1 ec. Jan. 9,:1923 ; 
FE 551514; Paul Jeanjean, Beausoleil, 
France. 


99 - 


at 


SONATA NO. 1; by Francis J. Morgan 
[of England]; violin and pf. 1300 


© Jan. 23, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 2, 1923; 


EK 991782; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 
(A) oF INbDIA (Chanson _ In- 


doue); from the legend of Sadko, 
three-part song, tr. from the Russian 
by Constance Purdy, music by Ni- 
kolas Rimsky-Korsakoff, arr. by 
Victor Harris [of U. S.]; women’s 
voices. 4to. 1301 

(Cy Dee) 23; 1922 +"\2. e) Jani 15: 
1923; E 555254; Oliver Ditson co., 


Boston. [Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement ] 
OF INDIAN WOMEN; from The 


bridal of Pennacook, [words anon.]; 
music by Cyril Jenkins [of England] 


1302 

©) Web. 2, 1922.1 @ Jan. 2, 1923: 

FE 551780; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 


See Beethoven 
(Ludwig van) 


See Egyptian tone 
pcems. 


See Egyptian tone 


poems. 
(THE) OF TRIUMPH: Easter an- 
hem, words by Edith R. Wilson. 


music by Joseph Fleteher [of U. S.]; 
mixed voices. 4to. (Sanctuary) 


1303 
© Jane 10. 1923-2 e. Saami.” £0: 
FE 555117: Robin Ellis, Ridgefield 


Parke: Nod: 


SONG SERVICE; arr. for chureh, Young 

people meetings, ete, ed. by J. E. 

Thomas and others [of U. S.] 16mo. 

1304 

@- Heb: 11) 1922 7.2 :e5 Dec, 9) anc 

aff. Dec. 8; A 692346; Quartet mu- 
sic co., Fort Worth, Tex. 


SONG WITHOUT worDS; by Fredericx 
Albert ‘Eleschke “lof Uy Sth op» 22: 
NO. (> Plano: 1305 

© san Le wlGese a2 esa Os 


Ii 555291; Composers’ music corp.. 
New York. 


88 


SONGS OF DELTA GAMMA; coll. and arr. 
by Lamba. chapter, University of 
Minn. [of U. 8.] 4to. 3d-ed., 1922. 

1306 

© Oct. -30, 1922: 2 @ Nov. 9; 

aff. Nov. 20; A 690283; Lulu J. Haw- 
ley, Minneapolis. 


SONS OF PROMISE; cantata for Sunday 
school and choir, text by Lizzie De 
Armond, music by E. S. Lorenz [of 
U.. S. bs Ate: 1307 


© Oct. 3, 1922; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 
26; A 687980; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


SOONER OR LATER YOU’LL BE SORRY; 
words and melody by A. Frazzini 
fot - DiS 1308 

© 1c. Jan. 25, 1923: HB 553608: 
Amicus Frazzini, Boston. 


SouTH CAROLINA CROON SONG; words 
by Will Deems, music by Harvey B. 
Gaul [of U. S.]; medium high voice, 
in G flat. 1309 

© Dee. 28, 1922. 2 ce daa, 25; 
1923; IE 555255; Oliver Ditson ¢o., 
Boston. 


SoutH SEA EYES; words and music 

by Harry Akst [of U. S.] 1310 

© Jan, 24; 1923: 2c tae): 

E 553607; Richmond-Robbins, inec., 
New York. 


SOUTHERN SKETCHES; free fantasies, 
by Arthur Nevin [of U. S.]; piano. 
Contents :—Neath the magnolias.— 
Sun glaze on the river.—At twi- 
light.—Jus’ strummin’.—Sunset on 
the Mississippi. 1311 

© Jan. 22, 1923>° 2 er tame ce: 
B 555394; John Chureh co., Cinein- 
nati. 

SPILLEMAND. See Sange. 

Sprinc sone: by Berta Josephine 
Hecker [of Great Britain, domiciled 
at Elgin, Ill.]; violin and piano. 

1312 

© Jan. 16,° 1925; 2) ¢. gameea 

FE. 555825; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


STANZA (LA) DELLA SIGNORINA; Versi 
di Giuseppe Mattioli, musica di A. 


Montalto [of Italy, domiciled at 
New York] 1313 


©. 1 axJan. 17,,1923; EB aaaea, 
Agostino Montalto, New York. 


no. 2, 1923 


STAR GLEAMS SUPPLEMENT; coll. with 
songs set to original and to familiar 
tunes by C. B. Jennings [of U. 8.]; 
male and mixed voices. Howard 
City, Mich., C. B. Jennings music 
co. 1314 
© Sept. 28, 1922 ; e. and aff. 
Oct. 27: A 686522; Carrie Baxter 
Jennings, Howard City, Mich. 


») 


=~ 


STEAL AWAY; negro folk song, arr. by 
Lawrence Brown [of England] 1315 


i) Dee 1,. 1922; 1.e. Dec. 13; 
KE 551117; Winthrop Rogers, ltd., 
London. 


STEGER SONG BOOK OF 111 STANDARD 
SELECTIONS; ed. by Lewis Browne 
and Charles E. Byrne [of U. 8.] 
12mo. 1316 

© Nov. 18, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 
23; A 686999; Steger & sons piano 
mfg. co., Chicago. 


STeve: lyric by George A. Kershaw, 
music by Ted Snyder [of U. S.] 
1317 
fo) dan, 11,1928:-2 cc. Jan. 12; E 
555183; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


StrorM HURRY; by Leo. A. Kempinski 
lof U. S.]; piano, orch. and organ. 
(Ine dental symphonies, no. 5} 
(Cover title: Storm music) 1318 

oraenm, 15, 1923:'2 e. Jan. 17; EB 
590239; Photo play music co., New 
York. 


STRATFORD-ON-AVON MORRIS DANCES; by 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Phyllis Boulton [of England]; 
piano. | 1319 | 
idee. 19, 1922+ 1c. Fan... 15, 


1G23 > BY 554-723: 
London. 


Warren & Phillips, 


STREET MUSIC. See From the far East. 


STREET (THE) . You 
words by V. Harmon, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington [of U. S.] 1320 

Gave Neb. 1, 1923; BH 553706; 
Victor Harmon, New York. 

STROLLING "NEATH THE SILV’RY MOON; 
words and melody by M. M. Leary 
lot U..8.] 321 

© 1e¢ Jan. 25, 1923; E 553609; 
Marguerite M. Leary, Chicago. 

STRUTTIN’ JIM: words by Cliff Dixon, 
musie by Bob Carleton [of U. S.], 
arr. by J. M. Cuthbert [of U. S.]. 

; 1322 
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; E 553749; 
Broadway music corp., New York.. 


CAN’T FORGET :. 


89 


1330 


SUITE SLAVE; par Paul Fiévet fof 

France]; piano, violon et violoncelle. 

1325 

© Wee. 14; ° 2992-1 Ee Jan! 9) 

1923 ; E 551555; Evette et Schaeffer, 
Paris. 


Sum (THE) OF LIFE; words and music 
by Dolly Stewart [of Australia] 
1324 
©) Now.” 15, "1922: “1. e. Jan. “16: 
1923 ; E 551718; Allen & co. pty. Itd., 
Melbourne, Australia. 


SUN GLAZE ON THE RIVER. See South- 
ern sketches. 


SUNBEAM; fox trot, melody by J. De 

Graff [of U. S.] 1325 

©: 1c.’ Jan. 22, 1923: 555354 > 
Jere De Graff, Brooklyn. 


SUNBEAM Sat; fox trot, words and 
musie by W. P. Tulley [of U. S.], 
arr. by William Foley [of U. S.] 

1326 
© ite) Jan 22,/1923': WH aapsT2 - 
Walter Paul Tulley, Boston. 


SUNSET FIRES; words by Mrs. J. W. 
Bays, melody by Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 

1327 

Cie inany 19) 1923)" He baaa07 - 

Mrs. J. W. Bays, Buffalo, Mo. 

SUNSET ON THE MISSISSIPPI. See 
Southern sketches. 


SUNSET VALLEY; words by Ray Sher- 
wood, music by John Meyer [of U. 
S.], arr. by J. Gravelle [of U. S.]; 
male voices: 4to. 1328 

© Jan. 1619235. 2°¢; Jan. 175. EB 
955235; Vandersloot music pub. ¢o., 

_ Williamsport, Pa. [Copyright is 

claimed on arrangement] 


SUNSHINE BLUES; by C. D. Mertz [of 
U. S.]; piano. {Blue print] 
1829 
©) 1 e& Fam 207 £923 : 558529 - 
Charles Dorney Mertz, IF rackville, 
Pa. 


SUPPLEMENTARY ILLUSTRATIONS; for 
Music—an art and a language, pt. 3, 
selected and ed. by Walter R. Spal- 
ding [of U. S.]; pf. (Schmidt’s edu- 
cational series, no. 257°) 1330 

© Dee. 19, 1922; 2:c. Jan: 8, 1923; 
E 555088; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


aheyey Dt. Wye Sv aS 
SUR UN AIR AMERICAIN (With an | TAKE ME BAGK ‘LITTLE SWEETHEART 
American tune); one step, sur la WILL you?-.words by A. J. Fitton, 


cé'@o>re chanson de Vincent Telly, 
par Laurent Halet, transcrit par J. 
fMurgeot [of France]; harmonie ou 
fanfare. 4to. 1331 
© Dec. 14..1922; 1¢. Jan. 9, 1923; 
Ii 551520; E Gaudet, Paris. [Copy- 
right is claimed on transcription ] 


SUSANNE; words and music by E. F. 
Bord... [of Us Sc], arr... by  Georsze 
Hirst [of U. S.] 1332 


© -e; Dee21)' 1922 > Ei bbs284 - 
Kugene Francis Ford, New York. 


SWEET CHIMING BELLS; words by W. 
Wiederhold, melody by Herman Du- 
bois {fof U. 8:] 1333 

Ov ler Pan? 19s 1923/2) (555s 15 ; 
Wm. Wiederhold, Carlsbad, Calif. 


and 
S.] 
1334 


18; E 


words 
fof U. 


Motty MALONE; 
Wal Bromby 


SWEET 
music by 


©- Jam 9; 1923-2 -¢. Jan: 
503485 ; 


York. 

SWEET MOTHER; words anon., music 
by, Geo; Graff, jr. Lof U: 8.], New 
York, World music pub. corp. 13835 

©. Jan. 4, 1923: °2 ¢.. Jan. 58; 
559073; S. H. Halsey, Camden, N. J. 


SWEET MOTHER 0’ MINE; words by H. 
Seeger, music by E. Beecroft [of U. 
S.J], arr. by Ray Muszar [of U. 8.] 

1336 
©.) se, Janie AS, 19237, Bh -S55478< 

Edithe Beec roft and Hannah Seeger, 

Indianapolis. 


SWEETHEART 0’ MINE; Words and niu- 
sic by HE: G. Peters [of U.-S.] °° 1837 


© tc. Keb: i 1923 Bb) Sia080 
E. G. Peters, Fairview, Mont. 


SYLVAN DANCE; by Frederick A. Wil- 
Hams: fot Ws Sl) ops Ok, ne: 25 
piano. 1338 


© Deers, 19225 2c. dane 15, 1923 - 


E 555256; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
Ta RoDA; words’ and melody by N. 
Roubanis [of U. 


S., lst papers] 
1339 


Ont e wianl 925) 71923 5h), Sooul2 - 
Nicholas Roubanis, New York. 
TAINT NO USE; Words and melody by 
iB. iG Black [ok UnsSi). 1340 
@© ee Jan: 15) 19238 bono 254 
Elizabeth G. Black, Brooklyn. 


M. Witmark & sons, New | 


music by E. 8. 8. Huntington [of 
U. 8] 1341 

© 1c Web. 421923 Basen - 
A. J. Fitton, Philadelphia. 


TAKE ME TO YOUR HEART; fox trot 


song, words and music by W. C. Ahl- 
heim [of U. 8.] 1342 


© Jan. 15,° 1923: 2 ean 
E 553469: Walter C. Ahlheim music 
co., Decatur, Ill. 


TAKE THIS LITTLE ROSEBUD; Words and 
music by J. Pierre Connor [of U. 8.] 


1343 
© !Jan. 20, 1923; 2: ease. - 
BE 558589; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New 


York. 


TAKE THOU MY HEART; words by 
James Emmett Royce, music from 
Lasson’s Crescendo, vocal arrange- 
ment by Lucie Frances Royce [of 
U. S.] 1344 

© 1 « Jan. 19; 1923>° 2 aaesus, 
Lucie Royce, Spokane. 


words by Charles Bux- 
music by L. Thompson 
[or Uo sa] 1345 

© 1c Jan. 17,, 19235 Mase ; 
Leland Thompson, East Liverpool, O. 


TAKEN SHIP; 
ton Going, 


TALK ABOUT YOUR CHICKEN; words by 
J. A. Watts, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S8.] 1346 

© 1« Feb. 1, 19238; E 553693; 
John A. Watts, Springfield, Ill. 


TAMPA BAY, YOU'RE CALLING TO ME; 
from Co-optimists, written by Laddie 
Cliff, music by Melville Gideon [of 


England] [Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations ] 1347 
©. Noy. 23; 19225 1 (esate. 
1923: E 551747; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 
TANSMAN (ALEXANDRE) 8 mélodies 


japonaises (Uty Japonskie); Kai- 
kai, traduction polonaise de Remi- 
giusz Kwiatkowski, paroles et mu- 
sique d’A. Tansman [of France] 
1348 


© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 e. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551568; E. Demets, Paris. 


TANTALIZIN’ MAMA; words by Alex. 
Gerber and J. Preston Johnson, mu- 
sic by Max Kortlander [of U. 8.] 

1349 

18, 1923; BE 553473; 

New York. 


© 1e Jan. 
Irving Berlin, inc., 


' MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


nO. 2, 19238 : 


TANTUM ERGO; benediction hymn, three- 
part chorus, music by Agatha 
Pfeiffer [of U. S.]; women’s voices. 
(G. §. 8vo choruses, no. 7011) 
[Latin and English text] 1350 

Golan. 15, 1928: 2 ¢.° Jan. 22: 
HE 553551; G. Schirmer, inec., New 
York. 


TARANTELLA C’ 70 DINTO E FFORE; Versi 
e musica di C. Forte [of U. S.; 
mand. ace. ] 1351 

©) Wee, 10, 1922: 2 e@. Jan. “13, 
1923; E 555415; Carlo Forte, New 
York. 


TAXATION BLUES; words by A. W. Ric, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. [of U. S.] 
New York, World music pub. corp. 

1352 
eae dan. 4, 1923.-:2 «©. Jan..8; E 
000070; Andra Wood Ric, Bryant, 
Okl. 


TAXES; written and composed by Jack 
Foley [of England] [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 1353 

© Oct. 4, 1922; 1 « Jan. 18, 1923 ; 
E 551798; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


Te DrEUM NO. 2 IN C;. Biblical. text, 
music by Joseph Fletcher [of U. 8.]; 
mixed voices. 4to. 1354 

naan, 25,..1923; 2 ce, Jan. 25; 
f& 553603; Wm. A. Pond & co., New 
York. 


TEA FLIRTATION; par Edmond Laurens 
[of France] op. 54; orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. lSsoo 

(Oe Dec 14. 1922; 1 c. Jan. .9, 
1928; E 551510; Heugel, Paris. 


TEA-HOUND GO EASY NOW; words by 
Buddy Bolles [pseud. of Marx G. 
Sabel], music by H. C. Manucy [of 
WS.) 1356 

© Dec. 11, 1922; 2 ce. Jan. 8, 1923: 
FE 555419: Howard C. Manucy, Jack- 
sonville, Fla. 


TEACHER BaiteEy. See Jamaican 


dances. 


TEAZLE-PETERKIN ; by C. E. Nickerson 
fof U. S.], arr. by Willard Mayberry 
fot OSS.) ; piano. 

©; Jan. 13, 1928-2 ¢ Jan. 18: EB 
553524; Converse E. Nickerson, Wa- 
terville, Me. . 


TEMPEST OF THE HEART. See Verdi 
(Giuseppe). 


91 


1357 |} 


1366 


THAT DON’T MATTER; words and music 
by Herbert Rule and Fred Holt [of 
England] [Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations ] 1358 


©'Oct. 819224 1-e, Jan. 18,7 1923 : 
E 551803; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co.,’ London. 


THAT IS ENOUGH. FOR ME; words by 
James Rowe, music by G. E. Vina- 
roff [of U. S.] (Jn Three new gos- 
pel songs) 1359 

©). Jans a) 192392) Fan. 20" 
593536 ; G. E. Vinaroff, Russell, Kan. 


THAT LITTLE CONTEMPTIBLE BOOTLEG- 
GER; words by M. E. Saunders, mu- 
sic by E. S. 8S. Huntington Tof U. S8.] 

1360 
Cy Tre Reb 1923-8): 553686. 
Martha E. Saunders, Langeloth, Pa. 


THAT LITTLE GERANIUM GROWING ON 
THE WINDOW SILL; written and com- 
posed by George A. Stevens [of Eng- 
land] [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions] 1361 

©" Aus. 29; 1922-" 1 ¢ Jan. 18, 
1923; E 551801; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


THAT’S ANOTHER ONE GONE; from Phi- 
Phi, words by Clifford Grey, music 
by H. Darewski [of England] 1362 

©: Oct, 13, 192220 Jan, 18) 1923; 
E 551796; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


THAT’S WHY; words by Harriet Jor- 
dan and Martin Brandon, music by 
J. V. De Cimber [of U. S.] 1363 

© ad @.. Jan:6,-1928 ; By 558411; 
J. V. Decimber, Milwaukee. 


THAT SOMEONE SWEETHEART IS YOU; 
words and music by F. Sims [of 
Canada], arr. by Jules Brazil [of 


Canada]. London, Canada, Sims 
pub. co. “ 1364 
© Dec. 26, 1922; 2 c@ Jan. 19, 


1923; E 553467; Fred Sims, London, 
Canada. 


THEME; andante, by H. HK. Giammat- 
teo [of U. S.] op. 1, no. 1; piano. 

1365 

©. 1 « Jan. 19, 19238; E 555360; 

Hercules E. Giammatteo, Brooklyn. 


THEN YOU'LL LEARN TO GIVE THIS WORLD 
A SMILE; words and music by J. C. 
Cobb [of U. S.] 1366 

© feo Jame to. 1923 7 E) dapZao 
Junie C. Cobb, Hot Springs, Ark. 


THeéRESE. See Massenet (Jules Emile 


Frédéric) 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1367 


THEY DIDN’T THINK I’D DOIT BUT I DID; 
lyric and music by P. Cronimus [of 
U. S.] 1367 


© ‘Jan, 20,1923: 2"e dan: 22°F 
555339 ; Philip Cronimus, Cincinnati. 


THINE IMAGE; words and music by G. 
A..Towers [of U. S.] Seattle, Wash., 
Craig music press. 1368 

© Jan. 20; 1928-72 Gam 222: 8 
555343 ; Grace Alice Towers, Seattle. 


THINK OF MOTHER; words by T. Smith, 

music by Luther A. Clark [of U. S.] 

1369 

© 1c. Jan. 29, 1923; E 553644; 
Tina Smith, Salina, Kan. 


THIRD SELECTION FROM THE CO-OPTI- 
MISTS; arr. on melodies of Melville 
Gideon, by Henry E. Pether [of 
England]; piano. 1370 

Cy Wee +29. 1922)" 1 ean. ts, 
1923: BE 551755; Francis,- Day & 
Hunter, London. 

THREE CHORAL PICTURES; first set, 
words by Lewis Morris, music by 
Cyril Jenkins [of England]; mixed 


voices. 4to. 1371 
© Mar. 16, 1922; 1c. Jan. 2, 1923 ; 
EK 551771; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., 
London. 
Tit pig. See Sange. 


See Jamaican dances. 


TimMES (THE) WALTZ; by J. Gibson 
[fof Canada], arr. by Jules Brazil 
{of Canada]; [violin] 1372 

Que Daw v4. 9998 3B gal sas 
John Gibson, Cataract, Canada. 


TIMBER LAY. 


"TIS SPRINGTIME; words and music by 
May Hewes Dodge and John Wilson 
Dodge [of U. S.]; high voice. 1373 

© dan. 8, 1923 2 e. Jan ks 
555145; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

TO KEH AZ KHORDANE MEY. 
child (Blair) 
laires persans. 


See Fair- 
Deux chants popu- 


To THEE WaALTz; by F. Olson [of U. 
at, arr. by Will) By reld sot iu. 
S.]; piano. Story City, Ia. Philhar- 
monie music co. 1374 

©@ Jan: 61923 -°2 eo) Jan... ee 
5D0417; Francis Olsen, Story City, 
Ta. 


Too MANY SMITHS; words by J. A. 


Fowler, music by Harry Jay [of 
Ww: $a 1375 
© Dees 26. 1922)-' 2) 1G Jane ag; 


1923; E 553468; J. A. Fowler, Mo- 
bile. 


pt. 111, Bes, 0S 


TooTsIE; lyrics and music by Bob 
Sloane [of -U. S.] 1376 
©. Dec. 23, 1922226 eae. 


1923; E 555170; Robert Sloane mu- 
sic pub. co., Philadelphia. 


ToTA PULCHRA ES, Maria; paroles 
Latin, musique de Ernest Chausson 
fof. France]; piano, orgue ou har- 
monium ace. ISTE 


© Dec. 14, 1922;1c¢. Jan. 9, 19238; 
E 551563; Rouart, Lerolle et cie. 


Toys; a suite, by Mildred Weston [of 
U. S.] ; piano. 1378 

©> Jan. 22, 19238: 2) @ Wiameteay 
FE 555395; John Church Co., Cincin- 
nati. ; 


Tracepy (A); bird in a cage, by Fred- 
erick Albert Hoschke [of U. S.] op. 
29; piano. 13879 

© Jan. 16, 1923; 2) gamete: 
FE 555323; Composers’ music corp., 
New York. 


TRAVELS ABROAD; words by W. Wieder- 

hold, melody by Herman Dubois 

[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 8.] 

1380 

© 1c. ‘Jan. 19, 1923; EH 555816; 
Wm. Wiederhold, Carlsbad, Calif. 


TRES ELEGANT; fox-trot, par Alfredo 
Barbirolli [of Italy]; orech. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 1381 

© Dec. 14, 19225 1 ¢: fame 1022 ; 
I. 551539; Heugel, Paris. 


TRIANGELEN; fox-trot, af Brohm & 
Carsten von Bornemann [of Den- 
mark] op. 8; piano. Copenhagen and 
Leipzig, Wilhelm Hansen. 1382 
© Dec. 21, 1922; 1c. Jan. 8, 1923; 
FE 551479; Brohm & Carsten von 
Bornemann, Copenhagen. 


Trio IN F; no. 4, by Francis -J. Mor- 


gan [of England]; violin, violon- 
cello and pf. 1383 
© Jan. 30, 1922; 1 « Jan. 2, 1925; 
E 551783; Goodwin & Tabb, Iitd., 
London. 

TRIOMPHALE Sce J6Orgensen (Axel) 
Suite. 


TroT YOUR TOOTSIE; hot dog, hot foot, 
words and music by Vaughn De 
Leath [pseud. of L. von der Lieth, 
of U. S.] 1384 

© 1e. Jan. 30, 1923; E 553660 ; 
Leonore von der Lieth, New York. 


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no. 2, 1923 


1403 


TRUE EYES; waltz or fox-trot ballad, 
words and melody by L. O. Berg- | 
strom [of U. 8.] 1385 

©1l1e. Jan. 22, 1923; E 555346; 
Lee O. Bergstrom, Los Angeles. 
Trust; words by Josephine Preston 


Peabody, music by Edward Shippen 
Barnes [of U. 8.]; high or medium 


voice. 1386 
olan. S-7d928 2 e.° Jans 11; 
-E 555155; G. Schirmer, ine., New 


York. 


TryING ; words by Gus Kahn, music by 

Jimmy Henshel [of U. 8.] 1387 

wan. 19) 1923; 2 ¢. Jan. 22; 

E 553544; Jerome H. Remick & 
co., New York. 


alpen words and melody by 

_ Roubanis fof U. S., 1st papers] 

1388 

tent oe. Jan. 25, 1993 - E 553611; 
Nicholas Roubanis, New York. 

Tu ES MON MATIN; entr’ acte, par V. 
Dyck [of France]; violon solo et 
petit orch. 4to. 1389 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551544; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


Toor (1) Bact (The kiss of you); 
*’ words by Mario Rapisardi, music 
and English version by Demo R. 
Caruso [of U. S.]; sop. or ten. in A. 


1390 

fieyeban. 25, 1923: 2 ¢.. Jan. 27; 

E 553631; Mauro V. Cardilll, New 
York. 


TintTLeE Dove; fox trot song, words and 
music by Victor Leon [of U. S.] 
1391 

rian, 17,°1928* 2 «. Jan. 18; 

E 553521; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS: 
cantata, words by Clement C. Moore, 


music by Peter Christian Lutkin 
fof U. §.]; children’s voices. 4to. 
1392 


isan 7,-1923: 2 ¢ Jan. 19; BE 
505286; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


TWEE-TWA-TWA; meanest blues’ in 
town, words and melody by Lemuel 
Fowler [of U. S8.] 1393 

(dive. gan: 15, 1923); B 555288 : 
Garnett A. Nichols, New York. 


TWILIGHT MEMORIES; words by C. C. 
Cox, music by A. N. Cosner [of 
U..S.} [Photostat] 1394 

me Aue, 28 1921: 2) «Jani 20, 
1923; E 555409; Amsey N. Cosner. 
Newton, N. J. 


VIE; 


UNDERNEATH A CHINESE MOON; from 
The china blue plate, words by Jack . 
Arnold, music by Baldwin Sloane 
fort WASs . 1395 


© Jan: 19, 1923: 2 « Jan: 27:°H 


553632; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 
Upper (THE) cruSsT; from Glory, 


words by Joseph McCarthy, music 
by Harry Tierney [of U. S.] 1896 

@itan, 20; 1923 -"2 Gadany i225. E 
553587; Leo Feist, ine., New York. 


VALLEY OF THE WILD RED ROSE; words 
by W. M. Haury, music by E. S. 8. 
Huntington [of U. S8.] 1397 

©abves Webi 1. 1923 swe babar: 
William M. Haury, Seattle. 

VALSE-LIED; by Gustave Ferrari [of 

U. S.J]; piano. 1398 
Ke) Dee”. 15, 1922.2 2. e. dan, 15; 

1923; FE 555251; Oliver Ditson co., 

Boston. 


VALSE PLAINTIVE; by P. C. Decker [of 

U. S.]; piano. 1399 

© 1 e: dan 20) 1023." WY 553528 ; 
Perey C. Decker, New York. 


VAMPIN (A) BROWN; Words and mel- 
ody by L. Austin [of,.U. S.J; in D 
sharp. 1400 

© 1 e: Pan.. 20). 1923'; EH 553540: 
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 


VENGA (Viens); tango, par S. Esvé 
[of France]; piano. 1401 
© Dec! 44." 19227 t. ec Janis9, 
1923; EF 551549; Jean Jobert, Paris. 


VERDI (GIUSEPPE) Tempest of the 
heart. See Junior (The) illustrated 
piano method. x 


VERS L’EGLISE. See Dimanche basque. 


words and music by F. Donald- 
-son [of U. 8.], arr. by E. S.. 8S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S.] 1402 

©) doer Hep, 1, 1923) Ey dbar24; 
Frank Donaldson, New York. 


VOLGA BOATMAN’S SONG; barge hauler’s 
chant, three-part song, tr. from the 
Russian by Edward Bromberg, mu- 
sic a Russian folksong, arr. by Vic- 
tor Harris [of U. S.], based on the 
harmonization of Edward Brom- 


berg; women’s voices. 4to. 14038 
@) Jan 10): 1923'5 2 eodJan. 22; 5 
558582: Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
iment. | 


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1404 


pt. 117, 12S. ¥.48 


VOLGA-KERINGO; Magyar szévegét irta 
U. Szab6 Janos, szerzé N. R. Baka- 
lainikov [pseud. of Alex. Huber of 
Hungary]; piano with words. 

1404 

© -Aug. 1, 1922; 2 ¢«:Dee 16; E 

301116; Francis Bard & son, Buda- 
pest, Hungary. 


VOLUNTEER (THE) CHOIR; monthly 
magazine, ed. by E. S. Lorenz and 


others [of U. S.] Thanksgiving 
mumber,. vei LOsn0; 4 Oct... 1922. 
4to. 1405 


_ © Sept. 21, 1922; 2c and aff. Oct. 
; A 685955; Lorenz pub. co., vay 
a, O. 


——— Christmas number. Vv. 
10, no. 2, Nov., ee 4to. 1406 
© Oct. 14, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 
11; A 689439 ; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


aoe v. 10; no. 3, Dec, 1922. 
Ato. 1407 

© Nov. 18, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 
23; A 694154; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


v..10; no. 4,-Jan., 1923. 
1408 


ce. and aff. Jan. 
Lorenz pub. CO; 


4to. 

© Dee. 20, 1922; 2 
22; 1923; A“ 695125; 
Dayton, 0. 


Watrs AND STRAYS OF GAELIC MELODY 3 
eoll. and ed. by F. O’Neill [of U.S8.], 


arr. by Selena O’Neill. Chicago, 
Lycn & Healy. 1409 

© Noy. 18, 1922: 2c) and ‘aft. 
Nov. 29; A 692177; Francis O’Neill, 
Chicago. 


WAITING; words and music by D. W. 
Schenck [of U. S.] 1410 


© Le), San? VO) 1923): ee oboa29'; 


Delbert Worth Schenck, Kansas 
City, Mo. 
WANITA, WANNA EAT, WANNA EAT; 


from the Passing show of 1922, 


words by Al. Sherman, music by 
Sam Coslow [of U. S8.] 1411 
@ yan. 26, 1923 7 220. van. 2a: 


I. 553635 ; Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
York. 


WAVES; by N. 
S.]; piano. 


Louise Wright [of U. 
(By the lake, no. 1) 
1412 

Gy sane Wa i923 < 25e sane 22 5 ih) 
053553 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 


WE GIVE IMMORTAL PRAISES; anthem, 
founded upon Claremont, words by 
Isaac Watts, music by Wm. KE. 
Fletcher [of Canada]; mixed voices, 
organ ace. 4to. 1413 

© Jan. 15,, 1923: 1 .¢.. came ite 
d01757; Angilo- Canadian music ¢€o., 
Toronto, Canada. 


WE SHALL JOIN THE SHOUTING, BY AND 
BY. See Choice songs. 


WE WANT A TOT OF RUM; words by the 


navy, music by H. Darewski_ [of 
England); in E flat. [Staff and 
tonic sol- fe notations ] 1414 


© Dec. 5, 1922: 1¢ Jan. 18, 1923; 
E 551802; Herman Darewski musi¢e 
pub. co., London. 


WEE (A) BIT 0’ SUNSHINE 0’ MINE 
words and music by I. C. Rodgers 
bot Ul 4S.) 1415 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923: BE 553736: 
Irene Chealy Rodgers, Seattle. 


WEE (THE) MARINE’S LULLABY: words 
and melody by M. L. Hicks [of 
be sa 1416 

© le Jan. 27, 1923; H 553642: 
Margaret L. Hicks, Brooklyn. 

WEIDT’S CHORD SYSTEM; Simplified 
harmony lesson 15, by A. J. Weidt 
fof,.Us Ss] 1417 

© Nov. 1, 1922; 2 & Nov.c8: am. 
Dec. 30; A 693913; Albert J. Weidt, 
Newark, N. J. 

WELL KNOWN HYMNS FOR’ MEN’S 
VoIcEs; for church and fraternal 
use, arr. and ed. by Frederick Wick 


Lof:-U. S.J] 1418 

© Oct. 6, 1922; 2 ¢ and aff. Oct. 
14; A 687531; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


WHAT EV’RY GIRL IS SEEKING; words 
hy E. J. Crookes, music by William 
Tully Murphy [of U. 8.] 1419 

© Dee. 23, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan. 8, 1923; 
I 555416; Edward John Crookes, 
East Hartford, Conn. 


WHAT’LL YOU DO WHEN YOUR DADDY 
SAYS GOOD BYE; words and melody 
“by G. F. Baquet [ot U. Sil, ae py 


Ellis Reynolds fof U. 8.] 1420 

© 1.¢e Jan. 20, 1923; Sonat: 
George Francis Baquet, Philadel- 
phia. 


WHAT’S YOUR URRY? eccentric fox 
trot, by Effie F. Kamman [of U. 8.]; 
piano. Operatic ed. 1421 

© Jan. 19, 1923: 2c, Fame 22a 
553542: Jerome H. Remick & ©Co., 
Ne w York. 


94 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 2, 1923 


WHEN DIXIE SMILES: by Geo. L. Lans- 


ing [of U. 8S.]; banjo solo with 
_ piano ace. Nicomede ed. Altoona, 
a. Lustroil co. 142” 


@ Dec: 24, 1922: 2 ¢ Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 555066; Jce Nicomede,- Altoona, 
Pa. 


WHEN I DREAM OF FLORIDA; Words by 
M. Oeffinger, music by Luther A. 
Clark [of U. S.] 1423 

© 1«¢ Jan. 29, 1923; E 553645; 
M. Oeffinger, Altoona, Pa. 


WHEN I LOOK INTO YOUR EYES, MOTHER 
DEAR; words by F. L. Thornton, mu- 
sic by E. S. S. Huntington [of U. S.] 

1424 
Outee Hep! 1;° 1923; 553708 ; 
F. L. Thornton, Asbury Park. 


WHEN I’M DEAD AND GONE; words and 

melody by H. Cunningham [of U. 8.] 

1425 

rine. san-s, 19235 HM 555110; 

Harry Cunningham, San Leandro, 
Calif. 


WHEN I THINK OF LITTLE YoU; words 
and musie by L. P. Fournier [of 
E'S: ] 1426 

© ic Jan. 19, 1923; BE 555296; 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 


WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN; from Co- 
_ optimists, written by Laddie Cliff, 
music by Melville Gideon [of Eng- 
land] fStaff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions ] 1427 
Noy 25. 1922-.1.¢.. Jan... 13; 
1923; E 551744; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME? 
- fox trot ballad, words by. Benny 
Davis, music by Abner Silver [of 
iS. | 1428 
ean. 9 1923: 2\ec..Jan: 18:: E 
553484; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


_WHEN WILL YOU TELL ME? words and 
music by R. Morton [of U. S8.] Long 
Branch, N. J., Keith’s music pub. 
house. 1429 


io Dee (30, 1922; 2.¢. Jan. 10, 
1923; E 555179; Robert Morton, 
Long Branch, N. J. 


WHEN yoU KNOW; words and music 
by H. Dinowitzer [of U. S.], arr. 
by Vern Elliott [of U. S.] 1439 

© 1c. Jan. 24, 1923; EB 555412; 
Henry Dinowitzer, Venice, Calif. 


9 


») 


1439 


WHEN YOU WEARY OF YOUR BURDEN, 
SMILE ON; words and music by 
i, P. Fournier [of U. S:] 1431 

© 1 ¢ Jan. 19, 1928: BH 555298 - 

Lilian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie, Mich. 

See Jamaican 


WHERE’S MY LOVER?. 


dances. 


WHicH, SANTA CLAUS OR MOTHER 
GoosE? Christmas cantata, libretto 
and musie by Alfred Henry Ackley 
for Us is.1" Sve: 1432 


© Oct. 17, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 
25; A 688393; Hall-Mack co., Phila- 
delphia. 


WHILE MY ANGEL MOTHER’S NEAR; 
words and music by H. F. Forney 
tor US 1433 

©QMt es Web. ds. 19233" Wn dasTs0" 
Howard F. Forney, Youngstown, O. 


WHITE (A) ROSE; words by John 
Boyle O'Reilly, music by Wintter 
Watts fof U. 8.]; high or medium 
voice. 1434 

© Jans 15; 19232 'e, Tan. 22° © 


dod047 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

WHO CAN HARM A GIRL LIKE HER; 
words by R. O. Sechreeder, music by 
BE. S. S. Huntington [of U. S.] 


1435 
© be Pebi 1s 19238. poate 
Reuben ©. -Schroeder, Sheboygan 


Falls, Wis. 


WHo’s CRYING Now; words and melody 

by A. Gabriel fof U. S.] 1435 

©: 1) esJan.)30, 1923.5 BH 5538676; 
Aaron Gabriel, New York. 


WHo SHALL ROLL THE STONE AWAY; 
Easter anthem, music by Joseph 
Fletcher [of. U. ‘S.]; mixed voices. 
4to. (Sanctuary) 1437 

©) tam) 10) 1923 "2e) Jans 102 E 
555116; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 


INE. 


W HoOPS-A-DAISY ; words and music by 
Lionel Rothery and Val Watson [of 


England]; in C. [Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 1438 
@wwec 27, 1922-4 ec Jan, 18; 


1923; E 551791: Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 
Wuy: words by Frederick H. Martens, 
musie by Louis Merrill [of U. 8.] 
1489 
@©rt e. Jan.) 22,1923 5, BH -899301 ; 
Louis G. Merrill, Bogota, N. J. 


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1440 


pt. 111, B.'s. v.18 


WILSON’S SONGS AND BALLADS: words 
by various authors, music by Ira B. 
Wilson and others [of U. S.]; men’s 
voices. 4to. 1440 

©: Oet; 17,1922 52: iand ais Nov. 
11; A 689441; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


WISHING (THE) MOON; words by L. 
W. Morse, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington [of U. S.] 1441 

© 1 te. Peb: 1 oae2s bo asaTts : 
Louis W. Morse, Derry, N. H. 

WITHIN THE WALLS OF CHINA; 2 
Chinese episode, by Katherine Allan 
Lively [of U. S.]; piano. 1442 

©: Jan. 15;-1923: 2%e Jan. 22° 8 
553549 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
by Katherine Allan Lively, arr. 
by Adolf Schmid [of England. domi- 
ciled at New York]; orch. (Galaxy, 

no. 224) 14438 
©. Jan. 18. 1928-2 &. Jan. 24° Wi 

555408 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


[Copyright is claimed on arrange-. 


ment] 
Wor. See Little Red Riding Hood. 


WoMAN; a waltz song, words and 
music by Joseph G. Scoville [of U. 
S.+ 1444 


© Fam. 1 1923402 ee Jan, 99.3 
590286; Walter B. Scoville co., Og- 


Utah. 


WomMAN (THE) oF SYCHAR; a sacred 
eantata, four part chorus, text from 
the Bible adapted and paraphrased 
by Frederick H. Martens, music by 
R. S. Stoughton [of U. S.]; mixed 
voices with soli and organ ace. 4to. 
(White-Smith temple edition canta- 
tas) 1445 

©) Jan. 20: 1923" 2-6" Jame ck aE 
553679 ; White- Smith music ptb. co., 
Boston. 


den, 


WoMEN (THE) HAVE SIMPLY MADE ME 
WILD; words by A. W. Crawford, 
melody by Herman Dubois [pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.] 1445 


© 2 ee Jan. 19,1923) Biba l4: 
Arthur W. Crawford, Beach, N. D. 


WONDERFUL ONE; Waltz adapted from 
a theme by Marshall Neilan, words 
by Dorothy Ferriss, music by Paul 
Whiteman and Ferdie Grofe [of U. 
S.], arr. by Frank E. Barry [of U. 
S.]; orch. Feist ed. 4to. 1447 

© dan. 13571923 2-e) Jans o> | 
555279; Leo Feist, ine., New York. 
[Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment] 


WONDERFUL TIDINGS; Christmas serv- 
ice, words by various authors, music 
by Fred B. Holton and Carolyn R. 
Freeman [of U. S.] 8vo. 1448 

es Sept. 21, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Oct 
A 685954 ; Lorenz pub. ¢o., Day- 
beat O. 


WONDERFUL You; from rie eee: 
flv, words by Clifford Grey, music 
by Werner Janssen [of U. S.] 

1449 

Jan. 22, 19283 2 ee game. 
505397; Harms, ine., New York. 

Wonprous (A) worp. See Christmas 

(A) surprise. 


WoON’T YOU BE MINE; fox trot, by Wm. 
Morris [of U. S:], anmm, iy Phos’ J. 
Armstrong [of U. 8.]; ten. banjo 
solo with piano ace. Nicomede ed. . 
Altoona, Pa., Lustroil co. 1459 


© Dec, 24 1922-2 ewan. 8: 
1923; E 555059 ; Joe Nicomede, Al- 
toona, Pa. 


Woop (THE) CHOPPERS. See Little Red 


Riding Hood. 


WorLp (THE) IS GOING DRY; conven- 
tion song, words by J. H. Larimore, 
music G. G. Grabill [of U. S.J] 12mo. 

1451 

© Sept. 27, 1921; 2 e. aud air. Oct. 

2, 1922; A 685657; World league 
against alcoholism, Westerville, O. 


Worwp’s (THE) REDEEMER; Easter can- 


tata, words and compilation by Ed- 
ward Oxenford, music by Ernest A. 


Dicks [of Great Britain]; mixed 
voices. 4to. 1452 
© Jan. 5, 19237°2 e jane a. 


555092; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


YELLOWSTONE TRAIL; words by HE. C. 
O’Hara, melody by E. C. O’Hara [of 
U. S.} and C. B. Madder [of Hng- 
land], arr. by E. C. O’Hara. 1453 

© 1c. Jan. 17, 19255) Hi 350282 ; 
Emory Chas. O’Hara and Chas. B: 
Madder, Milwaukee. 


YENTE DHIE GRINE; words by Morris 
Rund,, music by Samuel Weisser [of 
U. S84 1454 

© 1c. Jan. 30, 1923; EH 553669 ; 
M. Rund and S. Weisser, New York. 


YESTERDAY; words by Alex. Gerber, 

music by Jean Schwartz [of U. 8.] © 

1455 | 

© 1e Jan. 18, 1923; BH 553474; 
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 


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no. 2, 1923 - 


Yeux (Les); romance, par A. Baus- 
sart [of France]; violon solo, avec 
ace. de petit orch. et piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 1456 

© Dee. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923 ; 
E 551542; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 


YIDDISHER (Derr) SANTE:CLAUSE; duet. 
words and melody by J. I. Tanzman 
lor G. Spi 


. Joseph I. Tanzman, Brooklyn. 


You AND I AND LOVE; valse song, words 
by P. J. O’Reilly, music by Roger J. 
Sinclair [of England] 1458 

(jeretey. 29, 1922; 1 .¢.: Jan. 18, 
1923; E 551808; Herman Darewski 
musie pub. co., London. 


You GO YOUR WAY AND ILL GO MINE; 
words and melody by H. H. Rettig 
fof: U..8.] 1459 

erie san. 23, 1923; BH 553579 ; 
Herman Hicky Rettig, Newark, N. J. 


You JUST CAN’T HAVE NO ONE MAN EY 
YOURSELF; words and melody by 
Mercedes Gilbert and James P. 
Johnson [of U. S8.] 14690 

© 1e Jan. 30, 1923; E 553661; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
ine., New York. 


You KNOW How ’T1s! from Snap, 
words by Dion Titheradge, music by 
Philip Braham [of England] [Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 1461 

OwNov. 23, 1922: 1 ¢« Jan. 13, 
1923; E 551746; Francis. Day & 
Hunter, London. 


You MAY HAVE SOME LOVING BUT YoU 
CAN’T HAVE IT ALL; words and music 
by H. C. Washington [of U. S.] 

: 1462 
©Oesan, 5, 1923; 2 ¢Jan..8; EB 

550097; Irving Berlin, inc., New 

York. 


YoU MUST TELL HER BY MOONLIGHT; 
words and melody by K. Casey [of 
oS. | 1463 

ferdie. Jan. 20, 1923; © 553527: 
Kenneth Casey, Brooklyn. 


YOU NEVER KNOW; duet, vocal fox-trot 
from Listening-in, words by Bert 
Lee and R. P. Weston, music by 
Herman Darewski [of England]; in 
¥. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] 
bas 1464 
© Sept. 25, 1922: 1c Jan. 48, 
1923; E 551812; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


34896—23—_4 Q 


1457 | 
Prem ic. Jan, 12,)1923; BH 6553826 4 


| 


PO Re oS A RR Se 


1475 


You’ RE THE LEADER OF THEM ALL B. P. 
O. EB: words and music by J. Cron- 
son [of U. S.] 1465 

tC) mec. 515, 1922.2) cvidan 34, 
1923; E 553683; Joseph Cronson, 
Providence, R. I. 


YOU'RE TIRED OF BEING DEARIE; words 
and music by L. P. Fournier [of U. 
S.] 1466 

© 1’¢ Jan: 19, 1923; BH 535294 ; 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Merie, Mich. ; 


You VE GOT TO SEE MAMMA EV’RY NIGHT, 
OR YOU CAN’T SEE MAMMA AT ALL; 
words and music by Billy Rose and 
Con Conrad [of U. 8.] 1467 

() Jane 16; 1923). 2) « Jan. 1%. 
553522; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


YoOu'VE MADE A HIT WITH ME; fox trof, 
words by Harry N. La Riviere, miu- 
sic by E. 8. S. Huntington [of U. S.] 

1468 
©. tf e* Reb. 1, 1923 - Sas T02 - 
Harry N. La Riviere, Aberdeen, Md. 


You WILL COME BACK SOMEDAY; words 
and music by E. R. Cheney [of U. 
S.], arr. by Vern Elliott fof U. S.] 

1469 
@© £ &. Jan. 27; 1923; E 553646; 
Harl R. Cheney, Los Angeles. 


You WILL MISS ME SWEETHEART; 
words by J. B. C., music by Herman 
Darewski [of England] [Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 1470 

tC) Aue. 25, 1922 "a © Jan... 18, 
1923: E 551793; Herman Darewski 
music pub. co., London. 


YOUR EYES OF IRISH BLUE; Words and 
music by J. H. Bane [of U. S8.] 
Boston, Mass., Max Fishman. 1471 


©) Jan. 13, 1923; 2 ec. Jan. 18; E 
553525; J. H. Bane, Boston. 


Your HEART: words and music by M. 
Lehmann [of U. 8.], arr. by Stanley 
Leaming. 1472 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; E 553691 ; 
Meta Lehmann, Taos, N. M. 


YOUR LOVE FOR MINE; ballad, words by 
Nell Fleming, music by E. Fleming 
fof Great Britain] Popular ed. 
Los Angeles, Calif., Los Angeles mu- 
sic pub. co. 1473. 

© Jan 10, 192352) ¢. Jana > 
555241; Ernest Fleming, 
Calif. 


La Vina, 


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1474 pt. 111, n. s., v. 18, no. 2, 1923 


YOURS FRATERNALLY IN DELTA SIGMA.| SEME NOCTURNE; par Casimir Renard 


PI; words and music by William F. fof France] op. 193; piano, en mi 
Gregory fof U. S.] 1474 bémol. 1475 
@) Jam 2, 1923: 2ie Fan. Seon © Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 


555056: International fraternity of E 551548; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 
Delta sigma pi, Chicago. 


Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923: 


Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 1 unpublished) __ 5 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 440 unpublished) —~_--__-____ 1, 470 
Total..-o0 2260 ee ee 0 ee 1, 475 


Ue 


meateorevMusiCc OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 
Rem e Wwe AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24-0F THE ACT OF MARCH 


4, 1909. 1475 
CALVARY (THE) SELECTION OF SPIRIT- © Mary L. R. Gaylord, New York, 

UAL SONGS WITH MUSIC FOR THE as the child of the deceased author, 

CHURCH AND THE CHOIR; selected and R. 21444, July 18, 1922. 

arr. by Charles S. Robinson and ‘ ; S : 

Bonere MacArthur. 1 GOSPEL HYMNS; ed. and compiled by 


Ira D. Sankey, James MecGranahan 
© Mary L. R. Gaylord, New York, and Geo. C. Stebbins. nos. 1-6, com- 
as the child of the deceased author, plete. 2 


B. 21445, July 13, 1922. © Bigelow & Main co. and John 
CALVARY (THE) SELECTION OF SPIRIT- Chureh co., New York, as proprie- 

UAL SONGS WITH MUSIC FOR USE IN tors, BR 21550, Aug. 10, 1922. 

SOCIAL MEETINGS; selected and arr. 

by Charles 8. Robinson and Robert 

S. MacArthur. 2 


ttre 


9° 


LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 1475 

. . ! : 
Am I TO BLAME. 4 | I FIND ’EM, FOOL ’EM, FONDLE AND FOR- 

. = b 
Broadway music corp., New GET "EM. 14 
York. . Notice rec’d Feb. 16, 1923; © Irving Berlin, inec., New York. 
recorded, v: 5, p. 125. Notice ree’d Feb. 15, 1923; recorded, 
V.. Of PZ. 
AND SHE’S ONLY A BABY THAT’S ALL. 5 

© Orpheum music co., Boston. ILL BE LAUGHING AT YOU WHEN YOU 
7 7 = 
Notice rec'd Feb. 15, 1923; recorded, sek pal sana Wiss de ke 
v. 5, p. 125. © Beilin & Horowitz, inc., New 


- At THE INDIAN CABARET. Fao) 


€) Orpheum music co., Boston. 
See rec’ ’d Feb. 15, 1923; recorded, 
125 


COUNTERFEIT BILL FROM LOUISVILLE. 7 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 

New York. Notice rec’d Feb. 12, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 124. 

CRYING FOR YOU. 8 


© Leo Feist, inec., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Jan. 31, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 120. 


DANCE. 9 

© Beilin & Horowitz, inc., 

York. Notice rec’d Feb. 15, 1923; 
merecorded, v. 5, p. 126. 


Don’T TALK ABOUT ME; DON’T PAN ME. 

10 

© Gus Butler, Chicago. - Notice 

rec’d Feb. 15, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 125. . 


Gipsy (THE) 
Langey. 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
‘ fice rec’d Feb. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Dd, p. 125. 


CARAVAN; by Otto 
by 


- GRANDIOsSO; by Otto Langey. (Photo- 


play music, no. 18) 12 

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
thee rec’d Feb. 19, 1923; recorded, 
¥. D, p. 126. 


How psoup ILL BE. 13 


© Irving Beriin, ine., New York. 
~ Notice: rec’d Feb. 17, 1923; recorded, 
v. Oo, p. 125. 


New | 


York. Notice rec’d Feb. 15; 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 126. 

I LOVE ME. 16 

© Broadway music corp., New 


York. 
recorded, v. 


Notice ree’d Feb. 16, 1923; 


be? py 125; 


A SUNDAY NIGHT: 
music by Lee 

ily 
k & sons, New York. 
3, 1923; recorded, 


IN OUR PARLOR ON 
lyric by Benton Ley. 
David. 

© M. Witmark 
Notice ree’d Feb. 13 
Ve Dy D,, 124. 

JESUS OF NAZARETH, KING! words and 

musie by Bernard Hamblen. 18 
© Chappell & co., ltd., London. 

Notice ree’d Feb. 15, 1923; recorded, 
5, p. 124. 

LADY BUTTERFLY. 19 | 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 


ice reed Jan.) 31, 1923 ; recorded, 
WoO pn uber e: 

LAUGHTER AND LOVE AND YOU; lyrie 
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by 
Judson House. 20 


©'M. Witmark & sons. New York. 


Notice rec’d Feb. 13, 1923; recorded, 

VooDoo les 
LITTLE LOST ROLLING STONE. 21 
© Edward B. Marks music co., 


Notice rece’d Feb. 15, 


Des) b2o: 


York. 
; recorded, v. 


New 
1923 
LittLe YVETTE: words by Fred HE. 
Weatherly, music by Haydn Wood. 
2» 
© Chappell & co., ltd., London. 
Notice rec’ad Feb. 19, 1923; recorded, 
5, p. 125. 


101 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1475 (23) 


MomeE (LA) TANGO. oe 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Jan. 31, 1923; recorded, 
wv. 5, p. 120: 


Gaston Boreh. (Photo- 
play music, no. 27) 24 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 


tice rec’d Feb. 19, 1923; recorded, 
ave Ds, 2D. 126) 


Pomposo; by 


HARLES CAMILLE) The 
Swan (Le cygne) ; by C. Saint-Saéns, 
trans. by E. Hoskier, ed. by Karl 
Benker. 25 


© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. ‘No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 19, 1928 ; recorded, 
Vv. 5p 126. 


SAINT-SAENS (CH 


STEAL A LITTLE KISS WHILE DANCING. 


26 

© Broadway music corp., New 

York. Notice rec’d Feb. 16, 1923; 

recorded, V.,0,, D. 125, 

Swan (THE) See Saint - Saéns 
(Charles Camille) 


pt. 111, 0. s., v. 18, ie. 2s es 


TELL ME. WITH. SMILES. at 
© Richmond-Robbins, ine., New 
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 14, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 124. 
WatLttz (THE) OF LOVE; come let us 
dance. 28 
© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ‘ine, 
New York. Notice ree’d Feb. ‘16, 
1923 ; reeorded, v."5) p. 123 
WET YO’ THUMB. — 29) 
© Beilin & Horowitz, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 15, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 126. 
WHILE YOU WERE MAKING BELIEVE I 
FELI. IN LOVE WITH YOU. ik 30: 
© Beilin & Horowitz, ine., New 


York. “ Notice Yec’d “Feb. "aay 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 126, 
WHY Do I CARE POR YOU. ye aot 
© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine, 
New York. Notice rec’d Feb. 16, 
19238; reeorded, v. 5;:p..125. “> 
YESTERDAY. | ieee oo 


© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
eae rec’d Feb. 17, 1923 : recorded, 
es ee! 


102 


| | 1476-3369 
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATAEOGUE 


OF 


GOPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 3: 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 
INCLUDING: 


LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
PIst OF NOTICES OF USER 


. 1923 
4 NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 
t No. 3 
: 
WASHINGTON 


GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
LIBRARY BRANCH 
1923 


a anes 
é 
, 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.” 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at. monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the ‘year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be 
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian); 
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chaminade 
(Cécile Louise Stéphanie); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clément Phili- 
bert Léo); Flotow (Friedrich von); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard 
Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Leoncavello (Rug- 
giero); Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Edward Alexander); Massenet (Jules Emile 
Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Offenbach (Jacques); 
Raff (Joseph Joachim); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); 
Schumann (Robert Alexander); Strauss (Richard); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner 
(Richard) In the case of all such works, however, there are cross references in 
the title alphabet from the title of each work, . 

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz,” “dance,” “march,” 
“cantata,” “ schottische,” “ nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “étude,” “study,” 
“exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name 
of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference 
from the titles. . 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication 
and name of publisher. 


(11) 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,” “ Music by,” are to be understood as songs. 

Under the act of March 4,.1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro- 
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry 
in the Copyright Office. 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre- 
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” Class E, 
Musical compositions; “D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im- 
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such 
centributions is required. 

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions 
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this 
issue immediately following the text. 

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 


reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 


act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Super- 
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express 


order, or New York draft. 


(11T) 


NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. 

Notice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are 
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 1923. 

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, 
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi- 
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engrayings, or 
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs 
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are 
available for return. 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record 
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address RecIsTER oF Coryricuts, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D.C. 


(iv) 


MEGCIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST. UN- 
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. : 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Austria, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, 
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zea- 
land, Norway, and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to 
this effect on the following dates: Australia and the territories of 
Papua and Noriolk Island (Apr. 3; 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), 
feosetian( May 25, 1922), Beloium (June 14, 1911, effective: July 1, 
1909). Cuba (Noy. 27. 1911), Denmark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 
24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910, May 25, oe 2), Great Britain (Jan. 
‘. 1915), fiuneary (june 3, 192 2) Italy (May 2, T9915. June,3, 1922), 
Paken nburg (June 14, 1911. effective June 29, 1910), fe Netherlands 
(Feb. 26, 1923, effective Oct. 2, 192 2), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, 
effective Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective 
mept. 9,1910), eaeien (Feb. ian 1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). These 
proclamations were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, 
Pact 3, vol..6, pages v-x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. “ioe vol. 10, 
pages villi—xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages V-1x 
of no. 3; vol. 13, pages vi-xii of no. 5; vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3, 
and pages vi-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17, pages vii-xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, 
pages vi—vii of no. 3. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (¢) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes 
-the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date a ae fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (c) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Mexico (May 8, 1911), and 
Switzerland (Apr. Bi POl 1 )e 


The copyright convention signed at’ the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on Augtst 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 1S, PO "is con: 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, 
Salvador, and Uruguay. 


(v) 


i 


COPYRIGHT—-NETHERLANDS 


By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: 
‘ A PROCLAMATION 


Whereas it is provided by the act of Congress approved March 4, 
1909 (35 Stat. L. 1075) entitled “An act to amend and consolidate the 
acts respecting copyright,” that the provisions of section 1 (¢) of said 
act, “so far as they secure copyright controlling the parts of instru- 
ments serving to reproduce mechanically the musical work, shall in- 
clude only compositions published and copyrighted after this act goes 
into effect, and shall not include the works of a foreign author or 
composer unless the foreign state or nation of which such author or 
composer is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, 
agreement, or law, to citizens of the United States similar rights” ; and, 

Whereas it is further provided that the copyright secured by the 
act shall extend to the work of an author or proprietor who is a citizen 
or subject of a foreign state or nation, only upon certain conditions 
set forth in section 8 of said act, to-wit: 

(a) When an alien author or proprietor shall be domiciled within 
the United States at the time of the first publication of his work; or 

(b) When the foreign state or nation of which such author or pro- 
prietor is a citizen or subject grants, either by treaty, convention, 
-agreement, or law, to citizens of the United States the benefit of copy- 
right on substantially the same basis as to its own citizens, or copy- 
right protection substantially equal to the protection secured to such 
foreign author under this act or by treaty; or when such foreign state 
or nation is a party to an international agreement which provides for 
reciprocity in the granting of copyright, by the terms of which agree- 
ment the United States may, at its pleasure, become a party thereto; 
and, 

Whereas it is also provided by said section that “the existence of 
the reciprocal conditions aforesaid shall be determined by the President 
of the United States, by proclamation made from time to time. as the 
purposes of this act may require” ; and 

Whereas the President of the United States in a proclamation dated 
April 9, 1910. (36 Stat: L. 2685), proclaimed that subjectsias she 
Netherlands since July 1, 1909, have been entitled to all the benefits 
of the copyright act approved March 4, 1909, other than the benefits 
under section 1 (e¢) thereof; and, 


(vr) 


- Whereas the Government of the Netherlands declared on October Lae 


1922, that under the laws in force in that country “citizens of the 
United States may claim copyright in the Netherlands and possessions 


with respect to their musical works made or published for the first time 
since the date of this declaration, which copyright includes the ex- 
clusive right to manufacture rolls, discs, and other objects for the 
mechanical reproduction of a work in whole or in part, as well as the 
exclusive right to give public representations or executions by means 
of these instruments, and this independently of the fact that these 
instruments have been made either in the Netherlands and possessions 
or in the United States of America or elsewhere” ; 

Now, therefore, I, Warren G. Harding, President of the United 
States of America, do declare and proclaim that one of the aiternative 


_ conditions specified in sections 1 (¢) and 8 (0b) of the act of March 4, 


1909, was fulfilled in respect to the subjects of the Netherlands on 
October 2, 1922, and that the subjects of the Netherlands from and 
after that date shall be entitled to all the benefits of the said act, in- 
cluding copyright controlling the parts of instrumenis serving to 
reproduce mechanically a musical work, as provided in section 1 (¢) of 
the said act, in the case of ail works by the Netherlands authors which 
have been published on or after October 2, 1922, and have obtained 
copyright in accordance with the laws of the United States. 
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the 
Seal of the United States to be affixed. 
Done at the city of Washington this twenty-sixth day of February, 
in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and 
[sEAL.] twenty-three, and of the Independence of the United States 
of America the one hundred and forty-seventh. 


peek =. = WarreEN G. Harpinc. 
By the President : : ; . 
CuarLEs EF. Hucues, 
Secretary of State. 


(vir) 


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1 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


A BRIVELE rIN RusLAND; words and 
melody by A. King rof U. Su 1475 
feratee, eb: 23, 1923;. F560276; 


Adolph King, New York. 
AC LA JAPONAISE. Sce Vavin (Ernest) 
Six miniatures. 


sonnet, paroles de Mar- 
musique de Casimir 
op. 192. 1477 
ec. 14; 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
ot5/7- Ch.) Hayet, Paris. 


"A PARTENZA; canzone militare, versi di 
A. Peronace, musica di G. Ingenito ,of 
U.$.; mand. acc.) New York, Naples, 


A. LA NATURE; 
guerite Roche, 
Renard of France} 


Canzonetta napoletana. 1478 
meaner 7. 1923; 2c. Feb. 8: E 


560322; A. Peronace & co., New York. 


ABANDON. Sce Trois émotions. 
Axspirre; gedicht von Holderlein, musik 
von Hans Pfitzner tof Germany) op. 
29 no, 1. 1479 
Men, 18, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan: 9,°1923; 
E 551659; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


See Grieg 
Peer Gynt suite 


ABDUCTION OF THE BRIDE. 
(Edvard Hagerup) 


tio, 2 


ABIDE WITH ME; duet, by Joseph Barn- 
By, ed. and arr. by C. H. H. Booth lof 
U. Si; sop. and alto. (Sacred duets, 
no. 19) 1480 

© Feb. 8, 1923: G, Feb. Fe 
555897; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 
N. J. (Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing and arrangement} 


2 


~ 


ABSCHIEDSWALZER (Valse d’adieu) ; 
“Erik Meyer-Helmund 
piano. 

fe May 1, 1922: 1 
551828; A. Cranz, 


von 
tof Germany); 

1481 
ee Mey 
Belgium. 


ei May 
Brussels, 


- ABSENT FRIENDS; meditation, by J. War- 


wick Moore tof England); piano. 1482 


Bemwen 27, 1923; 1c. Jan. 31; °F 
- 556079 ; Whaley, Royce, & 5co., ltde 
Toronto, Canada. 


A-COURTIN’ CALL; glee, words by Ed- 
mund Vance Cook, music by H. Alex- | 


ander Matthews jot U. Sa; men’s 
voices. 4to. 1483 

CC Nows 1) 19222 2er Bebe. 1923" 
E 560176; Heidelberg press, Philadel- 
phia. 

Activity; march, by Harold Bennett 
(Gi WJ. Sa sy bands) Cinemnatiy, .O}, dill- 
more music house. 4to. 1484 

© Jann WS: V92Gc6 2c Jam. 295) 
555496; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


_ADD-A-LINE SWEET ADELINE; 


words and 


melody by H. B. Kaiser and Buddy 
Fields rof U. Sa 1485 
©) ek eX Jan, 29)5 1973 2B, 555035; 
Howard B. Kaiser, Detroit. 
ADELPHIA WALTZ; by -R. Mount of 
Wy Siig. piano, 1486 
Geiick fan, 729 wesc 8 555042 s 


ADIOS, TRIGUENA; 


Rose Mount, Albany. 


cancion mexicana, 


palabras: y musica de E. Vigil y 
Robles tof Mexico) 1487 
@s jan. ih tO23 01 oc. | Sear E 


551711; Eduardo Vigil y Robles, Mex- 
ico City, Mexico. 


ADOREMUS AND Ps. LAUDATE DOoMINUM; 


Latin motet, music by Jos. Descher- 
meier tof Germany) op. 162, no. 5; 
mixed voices. (In Fischer edition: 
Cantiones variae, no. 5) 1488 


_© Feb. 20,- 1923; 2 2ecubebeco ds 
560241; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
APTER YOURE MINE ’NEATH LOCK AND} 


AGAIN THE HOLY 


KEY ; words and melody by F. E. Hiner” 
fon Ue Sart by baity ae uly Or 
Wie So 1489 

© Pepe 35 419252". o53703: 


Florence Emma Hiner, Detroit. 


SABBATH IS GONE; 
poem by Joseph Jaffe, music by Solo- 
mon Golub tof U. Sa, ed. by H. Pospi- 


schil. 


1490 

ynDece Loi OP = 2\ cman. 2a) 1923; 

E 555959; N’Ginah pub. co., inc., New 
Yor! 


Xe 


105 


CATALOGUE 
1491 


Au! MOON OF MY DELIGHT; from In a | 


Persian garden, by Lehmann, played 


by William E. Bergé tof U. Si; in fe 


G maj. (Ampico, word roll, no. 


743-F ) 1491 

©: July 20, 19227 2 cUFebeie 1973: 
E 560105; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Ay van: by 
melody with piano acc. 1492 


Oo... gat 29.0985 =) e535 795: 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


AIN'T LOVE A WONDERFUL THING; um- 


m-m papa, um-m-m mama, words by |} 


King Zany rpseud. of Jack Dilh, music 
by Roy Ingraham rof U. S. 1493 


© eb: 213, 1925>) 2c) Feb. 215° 
560259; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


Air. See Suite dans le style ancien: 


AIR A DANSER. See Chaminade (Cécile 
Louise Stéphanie) 


AKABA; intermezzo orientale, di Felice 
Carena tof Italyi; piccola orch. con 
pf.conduttore. Edizioni Carisch. 4to. 
(Collection Etoile) 1494 

© Dee. 6, 1922; 1c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
FE 556056; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


AL, DI LA DI QUEI MON%T; versi di Giu- 
seppe Maestrale, musica di Vincenzo 


Santangelo fof Italy; mand. acc.) 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 
1495 


©. Oct.-20, 1922; 1 ¢. Feb. 2, 1923- 
E 556101; Italian book co., New York. 


ALABAM’; words by I. R. Achong, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Sj 

1496 
© lsc. “Peb. 23, 1923 560221 

Ivan Raphael Achong, New York. 


ALABAMA IN THE EVENING; words by 
Martin Brandon, music by J. V. De 
Cimber jof U. Si 1497 

© Jc. Feb: 51923. 8 5587945 JN. 
De Cimber, Milwaukee. 


ALANNA MACHREE; words and music by 
BD Ww Simith Orel se ou 1498 


©). Peb:< 5) 1925:) 2 er eb so see 
553879; Eliza Doyle Smith, Chicago. 


AIBUM OF EIGHT PIECES; by Modest 
Moussorgsky tof U. $.1; piano. (Bos- 
ton music company edition, no. 394) 

1499 


OF COPYRIGHT 


L. cAg Daly iota Ss 


ENTRIES 
pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


© Feb. 6, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 8; E 
555827; Boston music co., New York. 


ALIBI BLUES; words by Spencer Williams, 
melody by Anton Lada tof U.S. 1500 
© lc. Jan. 25, 1923; EF 555434; Leo 


Feist, inc., New York. 


ALICE WHERE ART THOU. See MacMur- 
ray (Frederick) Four melodies for 
violin alone. 


ALL MUDDLED uP; fox trot, by Percy 
Wenrich, arr. by O. Sciacca rof U. Sa; 
band. 4to. 1501 

© Feb. 2, 1923;.\2 ce Bema, & 
555877; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


ALL NITE LONG; words by Geo. S. Tyner, 
music by Jack Coakley tof U.S.1 1502 
(Cc) Feb. 10, 1923. 2 ena 
553864; Reece & Fuhrman, inc., San 
Francisco. 


All, OVER You; words and arr. by F. 
Anderson, melody by R. E. Spencer 
raf Uy Sa 1503 

© 1 c« Jan. 27, 1923.) aoe, 
Robert Elliott Spencer and Frank An- 
derson, San Francisco. 


ALL THE WORLD IS FILLED WITH LOVE; 
words by A. Rankin, music -by Geo. 
Graff, jr. 1of U. Sa, anf. By ees 
Beach tof U. Sa 1504 


© 1c. Feb: 15, 1923 ie sees. 
Alexander Rankin, New York. 


ALL, THROUGH A BIG BUMBLE BEE; words 
by W. H. Rands, music by rp Bayn- 
ton-Power of England); in EF, flat. 

1505 
© Jan. 19, 1923. 1er wawewee oe 

551966; Joseph Henry Larway, 

London. 


AtLtAH; a Persian song cycle, music by 
Carl Sauer rof Australia; (Royal edi- 
tion, no. 17) Contents: 1. A desert 


wail. —2. Gethsemane. — 3. Life and = 


death. 1506 


© Dec. 8, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 16,1923; 
E 551986; W. H. Paling & co., Itd., 
Sydney, Australia. 


ALLE WEIBER SOLEN LEIBEN 100 yuR; 


words and melody by L. Gilrod rof — 


1507 
JEN JDONT AD] DON) 


Usa 


java CLIN 


(AANS WADI © 
© 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; a Saaanee 


Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


_ ‘1524 


Attetura! HE Is RISEN; Easter anthem, 
words by Marion Roberts, music by 
R. M. Stults,rof U. $.1; mixed Voices. 
4to. 1508 


fee ech i> 1923; 2 c. Feb. 72 E 


555856; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 
ALLELULIA; Easter carol, words by 


Grace Henderson Potter, music by 
E. H. McKenney rof U. S. 1509 


frie jan. 29,°1923;. EK 555644; 
Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


ALPINE ECHOES; waltz, words by Irving 
Caesar, music by Charles Ancliffe of 
Great Britain) 1510 


foam. 24, 1923: 1 c. Jan. 25> E 
556037.; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. 


ALUMNI sSoNG; University of Missouri, 
words and music by H. F. Major of 
U. $1; with cho. for male-voices. 

1511 

Sai 23,1923; 2c. Jan. 26; E 

555449; Horace Fairchild Major, Co- 
lumbia, Mo. 


ALWAYS DO RIGHT BY YOUR MOTHER; 
words by J. oe melody by J. A. 
Mazzeo tof U. Su. 1512 

fot cc Feb. 6, 1923: E 553828; 
Joseph Anthony Mazzeo and Joseph 
Amaru, Revere, Mass. 


ALWAYS FAITHFUL; words and music by 
M. R. Wallace tof U. S. 1513 
eet rc. Keb. 1, 1923; EF 555951: 
Maud R. Wallace, Seattle. 


ALZAFAR; words by W. W. Vaughan, 
music by Casper Nathan rof U. S. 
1514 
met c./ jan. 26, 1923: E 555443; 
oom Watkins Vaughan, Denison, 
ex. . ; . 


AMBITION ; overture, by Harold Bennett 


fer UW. Si; band: Cincinnati, O., Fill- 
more music house. 4to. 1515 
Sedan. 05. 1923; 2 c. Jan\ 29; E 


555510; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


AMBITIOUS LOVE HATH FORCED ME TO 
ASPIRE; part-song, by William Byrd, 
ed. by Sydney Grew tof Great Britaim ; 
mixed voices. Polymetric ed. Ato. 
(Sixteenth century vocal music: 
Psalmes, sonets and songs of sadnes 
and pietie, no. 18) 
© Dec. 22, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 29, 1923; 


 E 556131; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., ore 
don. 


1516» 


AME (L’) DES CHOSES; poésie de An- 
tonin Lugnier, musique de Th. Dubois 
tof France) 1517 


©) pecs 1421927 i.e jam. 9x L923 : 
FE, 551618; Heugel, Paris. 


AMERICAN LEGION U. S. A.: march-one 
step, words and music-by H. D. Pryor 
rof U. Si, arr. by Fritz A, Mueller tof 
asa 4 1518 

| SOclr ce, els. 196 1925 i — S601SO: 
Hurshel D. Pryor, Washington. 


AMES OBSCURES; petit poéme d’aprés 
Anatole France, par Angelin Biancheri 
tof France); violoncelle et piano. 1519 

© Jan. 19, 199235. 1 cs Jans 205. F 
551838; Enoch & co., Paris. 


AmMMorE (L’) CHE sacc’ I’; versi di 
Giuseppe Maestrale, musica di Ludo- 
vico de Marinis rof Italy; mand. acc. 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. : 

152 

©), Och 2a T9223" Loe. “eh? 2, 1923.; 

E. 556099: Italian book co., New 
York. 


AMOROMETRO (L’); macchietta comica, 
versi di C.:d’Alessandro, musica di E. 
Napolitano jof Italy; mand. acc. 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 

1521 
Gy) Oc 20,11922 = ie Pebaz) 1923; 
E, 556102; Italian book co., New York. 


Amorosa; valse-hésitation, par Alfredo 
Barbirolli tof Italy1; piano. 1522 
©) Dee 14) 192s tc. Jan,’ 9.1923); 

FE 551585; Philippo, Paris. 


AMPHITRITE ERRANTE; suite breve par 
L. de Crévecoeur jof Francei; piano 
a 4 mains. Contents: 1. Matin sur 
la mer Egée.—2. Iris danse sur les 
flots—3. La Bacchanale passe au loin 
des iles—4. Vois, petite mere, les tri- 
remes. 1523 

©, Dee. 14. 1927- 1. .c. Jan. 9. 1923.; 
E 551584; E. Demets, Paris. 


AND‘NTE Mistico. See Bach iioliana 
Sebastian) Suite no. 6. 


ANFANG DER PRAKTISCHEN SCHULE MIT 
ANGEFUGTEN LEICHTEREN ORCHESTER- 
SCHULE; von Carl Baermann jof Ger- 
many? op. 63, rev. u. erweiterte ausgabe 
von Oskar Schubert tof Germany); 
klarinett stimme. (Edition André, no. 
502b: Vollstandige klarinett-schule, 
teil 1, abteilg. 2) 1524 

© Feb. 10, 1917;.1-c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
E 556053; Johann André, Offenbach, 


Germany. 


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1525 


pt. Th, nS. 


ANGELINA; polonaise, by S. P. Fachutar 
fOr U).CSa > Orch.yse. 1525 


© 1c. Feb. 2, 1923; E 555735; Sal- 
vator Peter Pachutan:” Santa Cc: 
Calif. 


ANGELS (THE) KNEW; words by L. A. 
Brady, music by E. S. S$. Huntington 
for Ur Sy 1526 

OQ) Ver cB ebe Ver Oe se ve, 25 55050: 

M. M. Gillen, White Lake, S. D. 


AncELUs (THE); words and music by 
ee DesGrath (of W.- Sa 
New York, Invincible music co., inc. 


1527 
a) eb Ora 2c. ah els, a ihcg EN 
553945; Jere De Graff, Brooklyn. 


ANNIE, “Tis you THAT I LovE; words by 
B, RR. Lisuzzo, music by E) S.\S..Hunt- 
ington tof U. Sa 1528 


Opals: ubeb: 23, 1923" Wy 5602 19% 
Francis R. Lisuzzo, Cleveland. 


ANTAR; conte héroique en quatre actes 
et cing tableaux, po¢me de Chekri 
Ganem, musique de Gabriel Dupont rof 
France); chant seul. 12mo. 1529 


© Dee! 14; 192272 c. Jane 9; 1923 ; 
D 26396; Heugel, Paris. 


ANTHEM TO SPRING; part song, words by 
J. M. Neale, music by William Baines 
fof WJ. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 1530 

{Gif BNE Cages bya 4.2) a fe eCPM oie Ty c10 Ate al 
555860; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ANY PLACK WHERE I MAKE MONEY Is 
HOME SWEET HOME TO ME; words by 
Wilham Tracev, melody by. Dan 
Dougherty fof U. Sa, arr. by Claude 


Lapham roi U: S$. 1531 
© 1c. Feb, '6;1973-: EF 553827; Good- 
man & Rose, inc., New York. 


APRES UN’ REVI; par Jean Douste. fof 
Great Britain); piano, continental fin- 
gering. £532 

@) Behave No2os, tec Bebe 10) 
555326: Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 


APRIT, BLOSSOMS; duet, from The wild- 
flower, words by Otto Harbach and 
Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music by Her- 
bert Stothart and Vincent Youmans 
Hope Se CSG) 

Wie iC Miow o 202 | Coen Oe 
558014: Harms, inc., New York. 


See Griez (Edvard 
Peer Gyiik Suse) aor iz 


DANCT, 


ARABIAN 
Hagerup) 


Invincible ed. 


ARBEITSMANN (Der); gedicht von Deh- 
mel, musik von Hans Pfitzner tof Ger- 
inany? Op. 30, no, 4 4 1534 

© May 11, 1922: 1c. Jan) Sraeeae 
E 551655; Adolph Ftrstner, Berlin. 


ARCADIA WALTZ; by Wm. H. Potstock 
rot U. Sa op. 16, no. 11; pianoteieomece: 
music edition, P. 1178: Syinmsseed 1 
zephyrs) #50) 

©) Oct> 30, 1922: 2 €. Tamia eee 
E 555537; Carl Fischer, Weg) ame 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


ARGENTINE; from Caroline, words by 
Harry B. Smith, music by Eduard 


Kitinneke and Alfred Goodman . sof 
Se 1536 
© Feb. 9 1923: 2 ¢,epa wus 

558008: Harms, ime., \ New Mork 


(Copyright is claimed on revised lyrics 

and music by Harry B. Smith and 

Alfred Goodman, 
ARTADNE ON NAxos. See Strauss (Rich- 
ard) 


ARTEL; chorus, poem by Geoffrey Ccok- 


son, music by Maurice Jacobson tof . 


Great Britain); mixed voices, piano or 
organ acc. Curwen ed. 4to. 1537 


©. Jan: 11,: 1923+ 1 ie. dian es, 


556136; J. Curwen & sons, lid, Lon- 


don. 


ARITHMETIC (THE) LESSON; words and 
music by C. W. Krogmann ;jof U. S. 
op. 143, no. Z. (Tuneful rhymes from 
wonderland, no. 2) 1538 

©) Dec. 30, 19222 2 ec Vanes ieee 
FE 553561; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


ARKANSAS (THE) TRAVELER; old coun- 
try dance, by Clarence Burg tof U. Si; 
piano, 1539 


©: Jan. 23,1923: 2) es ane 
559382; Composers’ music corp., New 
York 


ARKANSAS (THE) TRAVELER jic. See 


Made in U. S. A. 


ARMISTICE DAY PARADE; march, by J. E. 

Wells tof U. Si; band. 4fo. 

© ktebs 12, 1923-20 cee wees, 
555973; Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 


Arms; from T. N. T., words by Lillian 
Harris and Jeannette Mirsky, music by 
F.C. Seligmann jot Us Sa 1541 

©) “Keb: 5. 1923+ 2 ‘c. -Febine= as 
553916; Florence C. Seligmann, New 
York. 


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no. 3, 1923 


AROUND THE Maypole; by Wm. H. Pot- 


aiaek sor U. S.1 op. 16, no. 7; pf. 
(Sheet music edition, P 1175: Musi- 
cal zephyrs) 1542 

memicr. 30, 1922: 2c. Jan..29, 1923; 
FE 555620; Carl Fischer, New York. 
tCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 


AROUND THE SUNDTAL: capriccio, by L. G. 
del Castillo rof U. S.; pf. 1543 
Wee: 13, 1922-2 -c. Feb. 5, 1923; 

FE, 555776; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


AS IN YEARS GONE By; words by J. P. 
Pippitt, music by Mrs. J. P. Pippitt rof 
Jas 3 1544 
fee den. 9) 1923; 555911; Mr. 
and Mrs. James Paul Pippitt, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


AS LEIBEN SOL SAIN GELEIBT; words and 
music by A. King rof U.S. 1545 
ipmer beh! 25, 1923; K 560277; 


Adolph King, New York. 


A’? CLOSE OF DAY; two-part song, from 
Concone’s solfeggi, words by R. R. 
Hall, music by C. Lloyd Stafford tof 
Great Britain; two treble voices. 4to. 
(Collegiate choir, no. 368) 1546 

eae oh 1923-1 c..Jan. 24; E 
551980; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


At EVENTIDE; by Fritz Reuter tof 1S ese 
organ. (Cover-title: At evening) 


teen 6 2102352 06. Keb. Sy: E 
555852: John Church co., Cincinnati. 


At Jacop’s WELL; words and music by 
M. C. Powell tof U. S$. 1548 
aren) 5.1923: 2c. Feb. 6; E 
553880; May Corbin Powell, inc., Chi- 


cago. 


AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. Sec Musical 


melodies. 


AT THE LAST; words by Walt Whitman, 
music by Maurice Besly ;of Great 
Britaini op. 21, no. 4 1549 

ec, 22. 1922 1c. Jan. 20, 1923: 
E 551943; Boosey & co., London. 


At THE May FAIR; ouverture miniature, 

by Maurice Baron tof Francej; piano. 

1550 

@ijane.20, 1923: 2 ¢.. Feb. 10355 
555940; Belwin, inc., New York. 


AT THE RAINBOW’S END; words and music 
by M. Moran jof U. S$. Vincennes, 
Ind., Moran music pub. co. 1551 


1559 
iO). Fates 327; 1023 2, 6. Bebiiscs 
553891; Maud Moran, Vincennes, Ind. 


AT THE STREET CORNER. See Treharne 
(Bryceson) Five Oriental songs. 


At your poor; words by L. A. Whitte- 
more, music by E. S. S. Huntington 


mon Uy Sa 1552 


© lc. Feb. 9, 1923; E, 555937; Lura 
Alfredine Whittemore, Manchester, 
Ney A 


AU PAYS DES PARDONS; scene bretonne, 
par R. Boischot tof France); orch. 
avec plano conducteur. 4to. £553 

en Dec 23,1922 Wes Jan. .22)1923); 
FE 551852; Raoul Boischot, Paris. 


AUSGEWAHLTE ETUDEN (Selected 
studies); aus Die ettide, bd. 6, von 
J. B. Cramer; piano. (Neue instruk- 
tive ausgabe von Theodor Wiehmayer 
tof Germany), no. 25) 1554 

Cems, 1922 = hc. Keb: 9. 1923 - 
E 556212; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. Copyright is 
claimed on editing, fingering, and 
arranging) 


AUTUMN VISION; by W. H. Potstock 
tof U. Si op. 18; piano. (Sheet music 
edition, P 1164) 1555 

© Nov. 20, 1922: 2c. ‘Jan. 29. 1923; 
FE, 555586; Carl Fischer, New York. 

Ave Marta. See Verdi (Giuseppe) 

AWAKEN ME 0H Gop To ALL THY GLORY; 
words by K. Putnam, music by Uda 
Waldrop rof U. S$. 1556 

Gl -e. Wan. 18 1923; > 560135; 
Katherine Putnam, Sacramento, Calif. 

AWAKEN, NO MORE WAR; lyric by A. V. 

_ Richardson, music by Chas. L. John- 
somnon Ul. Si 1557 

@Olic.: Bepy Gx 1923. 15555054; 
Alice V. Richardson, Waterloo, Ia. 


Away To THE Black Hints; words by 
G. #.-Peters, music by Harry L. Al- 
fond fot LU, Sa 1558 

@ ales 51.1923 4.2 cc. Reb: Or 
55ga/35,° Geo, F., Peters, . Rapid "City, 
Se) 


Baserine BRooK; words by A. M. Hill, 
melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U. Sx 

1559 

©) ies. Hebe 7.1923 +. 5 555835 

A. M. Hill, Poughkeepsie, N: Y. 


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1560 


BABY BALLADS; book of children’s songs, 

words and music by L. Royce tof 

Sa 1560 

© 1c. Web. 21, 19235" 560189. 
Lucie Royce, Spokane, Wash. 


Basy BLUE; melody by T. Cumings tof 
eS. 1561 
©) due: Jan. 24, 00023) S5asv5: 
Thayer Cumings, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 


BABY ‘BUNTIN > fox (trot, irom “Eisie: 
words and music by Noble Sissle and 
Eubie Blake tof U. S. 1562 

©) ep: 13,4923 2 co eb 21. ay 
560252; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


BABY DAYS; fox trot ballad, lyric and 
music by E. E. Wilson rof U.S. 1563 


©: 4%. Jan. 29, 1923: EH 555641; 
Edwin Erl Wilson, Dayton, O. 


BACCHANALE (LA) PASSE AU LOIN DES 
ines. See Amphitrite errante. 


BACH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Johann Se- 
bastian Bach fir die jugend; 50 leichte 
stticke von Bach; piano. (Neue in- 
struktive ausgabe von Theodor Wieh- 
mayer (of Germany), no. 35) 1564 

©. Sept--11, 1922: 1c. Feb; 9, 1923 ; 
E 556213; MHeinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. Copyright is 
claimed on editing, fingering, and 
arranging) 


Klavierwerke; band 22, fantasien 
und fugen, von Joh. Seb. Bach, neue 


ausgabe von Ferruccio Busoni of 
Germany), ed. von Egon Petri. (Edi- 
tion Breitkopf, nr. 4322) 1565 


On Dec: 13, 1922 1-e, Jan. 19.-1923- 
E 551992; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


—— Suite no. 6, by Bach, arr. and orch. 
by Henry J. Wood tof Great Britain ; 
orch. fullsc. Contents: 1. Prelude.— 
2. Lament.—3. Scherzo.—4. Gavotte 
and musette.—5. Andante mistico.—6. 
Finale. 1566 

@iviant 15;/419235 toe tgan 27-08 
556065; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


BACHCISARAY (Crimean rhapsody) ; by 
Josef Borissoff tof Russia, domiciled 
at New York; violin and pf. (Sheet 
music edition, B 1819) 1567 

© Dec 130; 1922; 2c. Jani 291923; 
E 555576; Carl Fischer, New York. 


BAcHELET (ALFRED) Prélude; de drame 
Quand la cloche sonnera, d’A. Bache- 


pt. 1LD; te"Ba eee 


let tof France); piano. (Morceaux de- 
tachés, no. 1) 1568 

© Dec. 14, 192271.c Fan, .o, ees; 
FE 551602; Heugel, Paris. 


BACK HOME AGAIN; words by M. Holla- 
baugh, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U.. $4, arr. by Theo. Gs Besehe aor 
WS ai 1569 


© 1c. Feb..15,' 1923* oysaeurn 
Mary Hollabaugh, Youngstown, O 


Back ‘ro Dixit LAND AND. HOME SWEET 
HOME; words and music by G. W. 
Button tot: We Sa 1570 

© ‘Feb. 17, 1923: 2 c, Mebyaie 
560158; Emma Rancourt, Flat Rock, 
Mich. 


BaDINAGE; by F. Winternitz tof U. Si; : 
violin and pf. (Sheet music edition, 
B 36) 1571 

© Nov. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
FE 555585; Carl Fischer, New York. 


by Gustave Ferrari tof France): 
violin and pf. is pes 

© Dec. 15, 1922" 1 co Jai oe: 
FE, 556010; Schott & co., London. 


Batp-HEADED (THE) ROW; fox tear 
words and music by H. Bell tof U. Su. 
1573 


© ic. Feb: 15,9923.) 3 S5e0e7: 
Harry Bell, Evansville, Ind. 


BALEINES (Les) See Pierné (Gabriel) 
Six ballades francaises. 


BALLADE. See 
miniatures. 


(Ernest) Six 


Vavin 


BALLET-CAPRICE; by W. C. Moebius. rot 
USS: piano. 
© lc. Feb. 5, 1923; E. 555826: Wm. 
C. Moebius, Chicago. 


BALLET RUSSE; by L. J. Oscar Fontaine 
fof -U! Si op. 156, no. 9: anamosamer 
© ‘Feb. 8, 1923: 2c: (Rei aioe ay 
560004; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


BanvTocK (GRANVILLE) Three songs 
from the Greek anthology; tr. by J. W. 
Mackail, music by G. Bantock tof Eng- 
land); flute or piano acc. Contents: 
1. Pan’s piping—2. Wood music.— 
3. The garden of Pan. 1576 

©, Feb. 1,1923; 1. 1c.) Bemamaeee, 
556189; Swan & co., Itd., London. 


BARBARESQUES; a suite, by ‘Timothy 
Mather Spelman tof U. $.1; piano. 
1 


108 


“9 MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


nod, 19Z3 


1592 


ec 70 1922-1 ce: Dec. 225 
emis 1075 5538565"). & W. Ches- 
ter, Itd., London. 


BARBER’S SHORT CUTS TO TRANSPOSITION ; 
by Chas. E. Barber tof U35.45-saxo= 
phones in B and E flat, cornet-trumpet 

and clarinet. 4to. 1578 

(iia. 6; 1922492 c. Nov. 27; aff. 
Dec. 18; A 693937: Finder & Urbanek, 
Chicago. 

BarpirotLi (ALFREDO) Une chanson; 
intermezzo, par A. Barbirolli tof 
Italy ; piano. 1579 

(Wec 147 1927-1 c. Jan: 9, 1923; 
E 551586; Philippo, Paris. 

BARCAROLE. \See Schubert (Franz Peter) 

BarcaARoLLe; by Grodski, op. ian covers 3 
ed. by McNair llgenfritz fof Uy S.3, 


played by Priscilla Carver. (Recordo, 
no. 67240) iMusic roll ~ 1580 
een, 25,1923; 2 c... Jan. 31;.K 


555698; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


—— See also Offenbach (Jacques) 
BarKaARoLA. See Offenbach (Jacques) 


BARKER (THE) MUSIC SCHOOL; illus- 
trated lesson system and finger board 
charts, by A. W. Barker rot UW. Sa; 
guitar. Stencil copies) 1581 

poet 2. 1077-2 ¢. Jan. 3, 19233. 
A 695894; Alvin Watson Barker, Los 
Angeles. 


BARNES (Epwarp SHIPPEN) Seven 
sketches; by E..S. Barnes tof U. 5. 
organ. (Boston fhe co. edition, no. 
395) 1582 

(meen ior 1923: 2c. Feb. 16; F 
560053 ; Boston music co., Boston. 

BARWICK GREEN. See My native heath. 

BASHFUL BABY; words and music by 
Arthur Sizemore and Guy Shrigley rof 
US 1583 

Monee: dl) 1927512) c. Feb. 215. 
560199; Sizemore & Shrigley, Chicago. 


Bareson’s (THOMAS) FIRST SET OF MAD- 
RIGALS; words traditional, music tran- 
scribed, scored and ed. by Edmund 
Horace Fellowes tof England) 4to. 
(English madrigal school, v. 21) 1584 

©) Dec: 30; 1922; 1 'c.. Jan. 12, 1923; 
FE, 551728; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


eer ok 


BArEeson’s (THOMAS) SECOND SET OF 
MADRIGALS; words traditional, music 
transcribed, scored and ed. by Edmund 
Horace Fellowes tof England) 4to. 
(English madrigal school, v. 22) 1585 


©) Dee 30) 19225 1c. Fans 12,1923 
Baoolw2o: Stainer & Bell, ltd. Lone 
don. ; 


Baton (RHENE) Quatre chansons pour 
le jour de Noél; musique de Rhené- 
Baton tof France: op. 26. Contents: 
1. Cantique sur la naissance de notre . 
Seigneur; pcésie de Racan—2. Noél 
des petits gamins; poésie de Paul 
Forgeoux.—3. Noél; poésie de Theo- 
phile Gautier—4. Cloches de Noél; 
poésie de J. Perdriel-Vaissiere. 1586 


©lDecs 13, 1922 it c. faneo, 1023 
FE 551624; Durand et cie., Paris. 


BavrtLEsHIp NEw York; march, by 
James M. Fulton tof U. $1; pf. 1587 


OP lar con 1925" 2c. Beb,. 1s ok 
555710; C. A. Blodgett, Springfield, 
Mass. 


BE GRATEFUL TO A FATHER WHO'S TRUE; 


words by A. Hastings, melody by 
Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Si 1588 


©) 1c. Feb. 3, 1923: 553780; Ada 
Hastings, Pe Ell, Wash. 


Bg THou EXALTED; Easter cantata for 
choir and choral societies, words and 
music by FE. K. Heyser fof U.S.) Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 4to. 

1589 
Oians 3k w1923 2> 2c Reb: vo Et 
553757; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


BEALE STREET MAMMA; words and music 
by Roy Turk and if Russel Robinson 
ion. Sit tet 

7t (@abeby 2h. 1923: 2 cn Meb 22 5 
560192; Waterson, Berlin & Be 
co., New York. 


Beau SEPTEMBRE; reverie, par Jean 
Douste tof Great Britain); piano, con- 
tinental fingering. 1591 


©) Hebi, Gi 1923) ihe! Heb: 1030 


556330; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. 
BEAUTIFUL ISLE OF DREAMS; words by 


A. J. Fuller, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 

fot ©. Say arr. by Theo, G Beach [of 
ag 1592 
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1923; E 558059; An- 

netta J. Fuller, Schenectady, CYT, 


109 


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1593 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


‘ 
pt: Ui} seeweee 


BrautiruL Rose; words by J. Ander- 
son, music by Joe Flearst. ior U.S. iM 
1593 


©: Jani 22). 1948 iae: Feb. lapel a 
553889; Hearst music publishers, Itd., 
Winnipeg, Canada. 


BED IN SUMMER; words by Robert Louis 
Stevenson, music by Waddington 
Cooke sof Great Britain); two treble 
voices, in G. 4to. (Anglo-French 
unison and part songs, no. 1008) 
rStaff and tonic sol-fa notations; 1594 

uv Jan. 5) 1925 ec Vanwacoe ss, 
551935; Anglo-French music co., ltd., 
London. 


BepttMs; lullaby, by Ernst C. Krohn tof 
Ue 'S.1,0p. 1Z, ‘no: 4=. piano: 1 Clogs 
toy house, no. 4) 1595 

©) Pepe 31925012 cs ebntier ue, 

555820; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN)  Sonaten; 
von L. van Beethoven; klavier. (Neue 


instruktive ausgabe von Theodor Wieh- 
mayer of Germany, nos. 15-13) 6. op. 
53, 54, 57.—7. op. 78, 79, 81", 90, 101.— 


8. op. 106, 109-111. 1596-1598 
© Nov: 29) 1920: Mar e216 19ek= 
es, each Bebe <9, 1923); Be 556207, 


a 25562 14 Heinrichshofen’s ver- 

g, Magdeburg, Germany. (Copyright 
is Tha on editing, fingering and 
arranging] 


See 


BEvORE SUNRISE; words from the Songs 
before sunrise, music by Edgar L., 
Bamton, for Jinelandy) ore. srulll se, 
(Carnegie collection of British music) 


Contents: 1. Genests——2. ‘Tenebrae — 
3. A watch in the night—4. Hymn of 
man. 1599 

OV Dee sO 922 ee arte, OAS 


551998 dear lL. 
tle, England. 


Bripen (Drs) NACHTIGALLEN; operette 
in drei akten, von Leo Walther Stein, 
musik von Willy Bredschneider of 
Germany; klavierauszug mit sing- 
stimme u. vollstandigem text. 1600 

©) Mars 24aho27 ice am 979723 
Ei oho64) Mertri ebsstelle dis WEED, 
deutsch. btthnenschriftst., g. m. b. h., 


Berlin, 


BER BAy aC 4) Er RAL TOE 
Salvatore Tosti :of Italy, domiciled at 
Newark, N. Ja, arr. by Entico Bos- 
simi 1of Italy, domiciled at Brooklym ; 
piano. 1601 

@) abies Mehwi24, 1923 ca, 560313: 
Domenico Frisoli, Newark, .N. J. 


Bainton, Newcas- 


mazurka, by 


Benya (LA) Romana; mazurka, by An- 
tonio Quintavalle jof Italy, domiciled 
at Philadelphia, Pa.1; piano. 1602 


©-l c. Feb. 3,. 1925:  B aeaeee 
Giuseppe Russo, Philadelphia. 


Betts (THE); by William H. Price tof 


1; organ. obl. 8va. Le EOS 
© Feb; .1,. 1923* 2) -¢. Hepa eae 
555742; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BENNE?T’s (JOHN) MADRIGALS TO FOUR 
VoIcEsS; words traditional, music tran- 
scribed, scored and ed. by Edmund 
Horace Fellowes tof England)  4to. 


(English madrigal school, v.23) 1604 
© Dec.’ 30, 1922: ex jam aes 


EF, 551730; Stainer & Belly ted. Ean. 
don, 
BERCEUSE; sur le nom de Gabriel Fauré, 


par Maurice Ravel tof France); violon 
et piano. 1605 

©) Dec. 13, 1922-91 ce lane oes 
E 551600; Durand et cie., Paris. 


—— See also Vavin (Ernest) Six mini- 
atures. 


BERCEUSE NEGRE; by Gustave Ferrari jof 
France} ; ee and pf, 1606 
© Dec. 1922" tc. Jan 24923 

FE, 556009 ; aaa & co., London. 


Brert WILLIAMS T0 THE LAND OF LAUGHS 
AND SMILES; lyrics by Chas. A. Starks, 
music bv George Eee von U Si. 
arr. by Charles H. Lewis [Ot 464 

107 
© Jane 15; 1923 ise eee 
Feb. 6; E 558033; Lee music Oe 
Kansas City, Mo. 


RESIDE THE STILL W ATERS ; by Vernon 
FE. Bestor tof U. S13; piano or organ. 
1608 


Feb. 6; E 


Chicago. 


5; 102385) 2 ae: 
Thos: W. tatch 


© Feb. 
553881 ; 


BEST FOR YOU AND BEST FOR ME ; words 
by A. Rutis, music by Geo. Gr aid, jr. 
fof U Su, arr. by Fred] Rounds {of 
Os . 1609 

© 1c. Feb. 3, 1923; FE 553846: Anna 
Rutis, Peoria, Ill. 


Brest Love (Amour vainqueur) ; valse, 
by D. Rouillard tof Canadaj; piano. 
1610. 

© Nov, 1, 1922.1 ¢ Janvtaga3: 

FE 556052; Donalda Rouillard, Mont- 


real, Canada. 


110 ‘ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no: 3; 1923 


BETTER (THe) 1 LAND; words a A. Ran- 
kin, music by E. S. S. Huntington rof 
we Ss 1611 
ey Pe, Keb. 23, 1923; KF 560204; 
Alexander Rankin, New York. 


BETWEEN OUR HEARTS; from Carry on, 
words and music by D. S. Drake rof 
Re Sa 1612 

feiiiec, teh: 20, 1923; E-560173; 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 
1 a 


BEYOND THE DAWN; cornet solo, by Wil- 
frid Sanderson, arr. by Sydney Her- 
bert tof Great Britain); band acc. 
4to. (Jn Boosey & co’s brass and reed 
band journal, no. 630) 1613 

(ece 19 1922; 1 c. Jan. 20, 1923; 
FE 551991; Boosey & co., London. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Bic (THE) BAss DRUM; march, by C. W. 
Krogmann of U. 8.1 op. 143, no. 3; 
piano, with words. (Tuneful rhymes 
from wonderland, no. 3) 1614 

oy Wec.30, 1922;,2 c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
FE 553562; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


Birps iX THE woons.. See Childhood's 


happy days. 


PIzer pe) Carmen potpourri, 
no. by Bizet, played by Howard 
Jae for U7 5.1 CAmpico,. no, 
60963-K) (Music roll 1615 

© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560103; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


—— Menuet: from L/’arlésienne,. suite 
no. 2, by G. Bizet, adapted and ed. by 
Pietro Caso of U. $.1:; flute and piano. 
(Selected compositions, series 3: Sheet 
music edition, W. 109) 1616 

© Now 4, 1922 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923); 
FE 555542; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement; 


Brack (THE) BOTTOM BLUES; words and 
music by EF. W. Heywood rof U. 8. 
1617 
i) £ ec. Dec. 285)1922; EF, 554712; 
Eddie W. Heywood, Atlanta. 


BLAcKEst (THE) MAN I KNowW; written 
by Clifford Grey, music by Cuthbert 
Clarke of Great Britain) (Musical 
monologues, no. 261) 1618 

oo fannt2 1925 >) oe. fan: . 26s 
556046; Reynolds & co., London... 


Burka (DEN) MANEN; Svensk text av 
Raf Lindquist, musik av Erkki Me- 


1627 


lartin, op. 99, nr. 2, ed. and rev. by 


Julia A. Burt jof U. Sia (Wilhelm 
Hansen edition, no. 2278) 1619 
© Feb. 3, 1923;3°2 ¢ Feb. 26; 


560339 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 
(Copyright is claimed on editing and 
revising} 


BLONDE AURORE; valse intermezzo, par 

A. Poughon tof France); piano. 1620 

foivees 14. 1922 1c" Fan. 9, O23 

E 551596; A. Poughon, Saint-Pol sur- 
Ternoise, France. 


BLOSSOMS OF SPRINGTIME; fox trot bal- 
lad, words by G. B. Smith, music by 
Jack Klaye tof U.'S.; 1621 

Olen Beli 21), 1923. EF. 560172- 

- Georgia B. Smith, Meadville, Pa. 


BiueE; fox trot, by Clarke-Leslie & Hand- 
man, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 


U. Sa, played by Rose Vanderhosch 
for UW Sa." (Recordo; aord roll, sno: 
67280) iMusic rolh 1622 


Op tan 25). 6923 =. 2..6:) far ) Silewt 
955697; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing and interpretation 


Bur (THE) BIRDS NOW ARE FLOCKING ; 
from Carry on, words and music by 


De Ss. Drake .of) U.S 1623 

Gi ve. Beb. 20,1923: E 560174: 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 
N. J. 

BLUE EYED BABY BLUES: words and music 
by V. Lorraine tof U. S. v4 
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1923: E 558052 

Vivian Lorraine, Chicago. 
RLUE EYED BLUES; fox trot, by Fazioli, 
played by Edgar Fairchild and Her- 


bert Clair tof U. Sa; in E flat. (Am- 
pico, word roll, no. 202791-F) (Music 
roll é 1625 


© Aug. 20, 1922: 2. ¢ Feb. 16, 1923: 
BE 560074; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


BLUE FLOWER; a query, words ti Rich- 
ard Le Gallienne, music by Kirk Ridge 
of U.S; high voice, with violin obbl. 


1626 
© Feb. 3, 1923: 26. Bebo 85° H, 


555822; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


| Brur Hooster Biues; words and melody 


by Jack Meskill, Cliff Friend and 
Abel Baer of U. 9.1, arr. by Abel 
Baer tof U. Sa 1627 

© lc. Feb. 8, 1923; E 555879: Leo 


Feist, inc., Maw. York. 


ht 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1628 


pt. 111,n.s.,v.18 


BLUTENFALL (La chute des fleurs) ; 
morceau de salon, von Erik Meyer- 
Helmund of Germanyi; piano. 1628 

©. May, 1,922 51.6" May sits oe 
551835; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


Buurr Marcu. See Times and seasons. 


Boar sonc. See MacMurray (Freder- 
ick) Four melodies for violin alone. 


BoLeERO DE CONCERT; by Mana-Zucca 
ipseud. of Augusta Zuckermann, of 
WS op. 72,) Ore .nae 1629 

©)’ Feb: 1, 19233) 2c) Pebeayye 
555743; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Botton ABBEY. See My native heath. 

Bonp (Tue); a Christmas song, words 
by Lilian Middleton, music by Ernest 
Adams fof U. Si 16mo. 1630 

©, Dec. 1671922: 2c Dee wale oh 
552872; Old South press, Boston. 


Book (THE) oF ETIQUETTE; from T.N.T., 
words by Lillian Harris and Jeannette 
Mirsky, music by F. C. Seligmann rof 
Us. 1631 


©, Heb. 5,192]. 2c" Ben vee 4 


553917; Florence C. Seligmann, New 
York. 


BootTs,,AckIn’ (THE) BLUES; words and 

melody by M. A. Shauer tof U. 8.1 

: 1632 

© 1c. Feb. 2, 1923; EF 555721; Mel- 
ville A. Shauer, New York. 


Bortssorr (Joser) Impromptu; by J. 


Borissoff tof Russia, domiciled at 
New York); violin and pf. (Sheet 
music edition, B 1820) 1633 


©) Dee. 30;'1922° 2c; Jam: 29,1923; 
E 555575; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Born THIS DAY; old Basque Noél, arr. 
by H. H. rof Great Britain) (Jn Uni- 
versity carol book, bk. 1, pt. 1) 1634 

©: Dec. 30.1922; Joc. Jany10, 1923; 
E 551700; A. W. Ridley & co., West- 
minster, England. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement) 


BovQuET DE FLEURS; duo ou choeur, 
paroles et musique de Henri Maréchal 
rof France; voix de femmes. 1635 


© Dec. 14,/1922 0 cyan. 9, 1923 ; 
E, 551605 ; Heugel, Paris. 


BourseUsE (THE) RIVER BLUES; words 
by Brarnett) Wyllie, music by L. J. 
Fink tof U. 8. 1636 


© Apr. 20, 192232 ¢.. jane 2anteear 
FB 555482; Lucas J. Fink, Union, Mo. 


Boy,{A) Like you, trom Wai 
words by Lillian Harris and Jeannette 
Mirsky, music by F. C. Seligmann lof 
US 1637 


© Feb>5, 1923; 2c) Tega 
553914; Florence C. Seligmann, New 
York: 


Boy scouts; march, by Wm. H. Pot- 
stock tof U. S.i op. 16, no. 10; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1177: Musi- 
cal zephyrs) 1638 

© Nov. 4, 1922: 2:c. ‘Jan 229, te25- 
E 555609; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


BrAHMS (JOHANNES) Cradle song; 
paraphrase, by Brahms-Schutt, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, played. 
by Theodora Troendle. (Recordo, no. 
67220) (Music rolh 


© Jan. 25, 19235 2 vc.2 tear 
555700; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (Copyright is claimed on editing) 
—___ —_— ( Wiegenlied) ; by J. Brahms, 
op. 49, no. 4, freely arr. by Percy 


Grainger fof U. Sa; piano, ) (etree 
settings of favorite melodies, nr. 1) 
1640 


© Feb. 3,) 1923; 2. c5 het eek 
555824; Percy A. Grainger, White 
Plains: Nc oY: 


— = Hungarian dances nos, 1m es by 
J. Brahms, arr. by* Lester’ Brockton 
cof U. Sa; full band, with conductor. 
4to. (Progressive band edition, no. 
23) 164 

© Dee. 11, 1922; 2c. Jan 2oiees = 
E 555548; Carl Fischer, New York. 
tCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 


BREAKING HOME TIES; words by James 
Brockman, music by Leo Edwards tof 
Un Su 1642 


©, loc Jan. 29, 1923. Se Sangh 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Same 1643 


‘©, Heb. 23;'19233 2 ic. eh aes 
560301; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


BRIDAL CHORUS FROM LOHENGRIN. See 
La Fontaine’s (Prof.) ukulele solo. 


BricHT MOMEN’TS; by H. D. Hewitt tof 
U."S:15 piano, 1644 | 
©!) Peb. 1, 1923; 2 ¢. Femvyere 
555866; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 

_ phia. 


in 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


tor 3, £925 


1662 


. BRINGING UP FATHER; words by H. J.| Busy (Tur) CuHrIstMAS FAIRIES; a 


Wright, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
moro. 3 1645 
oc. Heb. 23, 1923;" , 560229: 
ide weewy sight, Cadillac, Sask., Canada. 


BROADWAY LIGHTS; words by R. Tepper, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 1646 


© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555881; Ray 
Tepper, Brooklyn. 


Broapway (THE) WALTZ; words and 


melody by C. Haller and William A.: 


Bushman rof U. $., arr. by Herman 
eenloss. (or Uy Si 1647 

aes jan, 5, 1923: 555018; 
Charles Haller and William A. Bu- 
schaw, New York. 


BROKEN CHAINS; words by G. P. Battles, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Su, arr. 
by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S$. 1648 

eee jan: 25, 1923; EF, 553615; 
Geo. P. Battles, Cambridge, Mass. 


BROKEN LINES AND EYES OF BLUE; words 
by G. Wilson, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. 8. 1649 

(erie ep. 9, 1923. EK 555916; 
Gad Wilson, San Francisco. 


BrookLEr (A) AND A PRETTY MAID; 
- poem by W. A. Ketchum, music by 
C. W. Midgley, jr. tof U. Sa Oak- 
land, Calif., Colonial pub. co. 1650 
ie 10, 1923; 2) ch Jan: 16; E 
553790; Charles William Midgley, jr., 
Oakland, Calif. 


BuppY oO MINE; lyric and melody by 
fie enice jor WU. Sa, arr. by Herman 
Puettaminel (or U. 5.1 1651 

Cn tecu dane 29; 1923.:) B.. 555655; 

Ira E. Price, Cleveland. 


- BUNGALOW; words by C. B. Henderson, 
music by Zora Ione Moon tof Canada 
PolUeprinty | 1652 

Siiieasteb, 2 -1923-' F 556143. 
Clifford Beavan Henderson, Van- 
couver, Canada. 


BUNGLE, THE TERROR OF THE JUNGLE; 
words by Fred G. Robertson, music 
by John P. Ross tof Great Britain 
rStaff and tonic sol-fa notations; 1653 

eben o 1020-7 1c. (Feb, 9B 
556219; B. Feldman & co., London. 


BUONGIORNO A NAPULE; versi e musica | 


di EK. A. Mario tof Italyi; mand. acc. 
Naples, EK. A. Mario. 4to. (Piedi- 
grotta 1922) 1654 

MO Wet. 20,: 192291. c. Febe 5.1923; 
E, 556157; Italian book co., New York. 


short operetta for kindergarten, songs 
and dialogue by Maude Sumner Smith 
fot Msn Wino. 1655 


© Noy. 18, 1922: 2 c.. Dee’ 303) D 
26403; Eldridge entertainment house, 
Franklin, O. 


BUTTERFINGERS; words and music by 
Chas. and, Harry Tobias and. Geo: J: 
Bennett tof U. S.1 1656 


©PHeb.4 10; 192322 © Keb: 213° E 
560197; A. J. Stasny music co., inc.,. 
New York. 


ButtrEerriigs (Papillons) ; by Rosenthal, 
played by Elizabeth Winston rof U. S.1 
(Ampico, no. 61011-G) Music nee 

1657 


©) July 20,/ 1922; 2c, Feb: 16,1923; 
E 560077; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


ButterFLY (THE) AND THE ROSE; inter- 
mezzo, words and music by J. B. Spurr 
tof Canada; Invincible ed. New 
York, Invincible music co., inc. 1658 


@iyheb.9, 192352 2..c. Keb. 102. 
553940; John B. Spurr, Aurora, Can- 
ada. 


CapaRET (THE) GIRL; selection, by 
Jerome Kern, arr. by Dan Godfrey tof 
Great Britain); full military band. 
(Chappell’s army journal, no. 502) 

1659 

©; WeelZ0) 1922 = tre. Jamin 1923: 
E, 551710; T. B. Harms co., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


CaparREt (A) sHow; the midnight fol- 
lies, lyrics by Donovan: Parson, music 
by Christine Maitland and Jack How- 
ard rof Great Britain) Vocalsc. 1660 

GO Dee I 21927) We. fan, 11) 1923: 
EF 551640; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London: 


CALENDAR CHORUS; words and music by 
Albert Allen Ketchum of U. Su, arr. 
byes Py BilhornstefiU. S: 1661 


©) Heb: 1571923 712) co Rebis 3 
553861; Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago. 


Cauire (Lk) pE Bacpap; ouverture, de 
F. A. Boieldieu, arr. par F. Salabert 
tof Francei; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. (Ouvertures classiques, 
nouvelle collection Francis Salabert, 
pour orchestres moyens, no. 9) 1662 

@? Dee. 31,) 1922-1. es) Feb. .9,,4923; 
E 556239; Francis Salabert, Paris. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


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eae a - a ee 


CALIFORNIA; words and music by A. B. 
Rafter 1of U. Sa 1663 
©) Janr2e,y’ IAS 2c: Rebs ae 
555/756; | Annette: (Bi 4 Rattier, Los 
Angeles. 


Catt (A) See Song fancies. 


CALL OF THE SYLPHS; valse de ballet, by 
Kmile Frascard tpseud. of Hugo Kaun, 
of Germany: op. 21: piano. (Sheet 
music edition, P 1158) 1664 

© Nov..-15,:1922* 2 :e. Sam! 29. 1923: 
FE, 555527; Carl Fischer, New York. 


—— ——— —— arr. by Chas. J. Roberis 
of U. S.1; full orch., with piano con- 
ductor. 1665 


iG Jane 20 Te25r Ze Pano fe 
555500; Carl. Fischer, New York. 


i\Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


CaLvARyY;,words by T. Jones, music by 
Alfred Willoughby Raine sof Eng- 
land; (J Gospel songs, series nos. 9 
and 10) 1666 

©) Sept 4y) 1922 21 ce, 1Gept Tia 
556122; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 
Cameo (THE) 


and music by 


Ue Sa 1667 

©: Dec? 1411922 =) 2rco am 25, tOR3S 
FE, 553625; Harrington-Adams, inc., 
Fostoria, O. 


CAMICIA NERA: 
Ulisse Mattioli. 


musical play, words 
A. Baker lof 


CIRL 
Maurice 


canto Fascista, versi di 
melodia di F. Pennino 


tof, U. Si; mand. ace. 4to. (Edizione 
Pennino, no. 48) 1668 
@ Feb. 15019232. 26 Ped. doe. 


560160; Francesco Pennino, Brooklyn. 


CAMPANE (LE) pt CorNneEvILLE (The 
bells of Normandy); valse, by R. 
Planquette, arr. by Ant. Bonsignore 
rot, Ui Sas\pranes~bdiziont Candilli: 


1669 
Oy Vand 253. 1023 ee 2ice. leans 4e7 Ok 
553793. Mauro V. Cardilli, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 
CAN YOU, CHILD, FORGET YOUR MOTHER? 
words by I. McDade, melody by Her- 
man Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Ure Sa 1670 
Dich) Hebe Oo 823.0 bP S55oson 

Idell McDade, New Orleans. 


CANDIDATE'S (THE) DAUGHTER; or, Love 
in politics, a light opera in two acts, 
words by K. Shortall, music by H. 
Shortall fof U.S. (Photostat; 1671 

© 1c. Jan. 26, 1923; D 26406; Har- 
rington and Katherine Shortall, Chi- 
cago. 


| Caw’ T YO HEAR ME CALLIN’ CAROLINE; 
by Caro Roma, transcription by Geo. 
J. Trinkaus tof U. Si (Ensemble ar- 
rangements) 1. Cello and piano.—2. 
Violin and piano.—3. Violin, cello and 
piano. 1672-1674 
© Feb. 5,:1923: 2 ic) each Meieese 
FE 560028-560030; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. Copyright is claimed on 
new arrangement} 


CAN’? YOU BE TRUE; words and music by 


WD, hoes - U. S.J arr. by Vera 
Elliott, of U. 1675 


©) 1 €: ages 13, 1923; E 558034; W. 
Dean Rogers, Los Angeles, 


CAN’? YOU HEAR THE WHISTLE: words 
and music by M. C. Ewald tof U.S. 

1676 

© 1 c¢. Jan. 25, 1923; S3aGte 


dred Cozzens Ewald, Louisville. 
CANTIQUE SUR LA NAISSANCE DE NOTRE 


SEIGNEUR. See Baton (Rhené) 
Quatre chansons pour le jour de Noél. 


CANTO FUNEBRE; di Antonio Ricci-Sig- 


rorini rof Italy); violino e piano. Edi- 
ziont Carisch, 1677 
© Dec. 15, 1922° 1c) Van 2e oes - 


FE, 556054; A. & G. Carisch & C.; Midlan. 


CANZONA NFAME! versi di C.. @tles- 


sandro, musica di E. Napolitano tof 
Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Edizioni 
La sorgente. 4to. 1678 


© Oct. 20; 1922: 1 cx Bebe 103 - 
E 556103; Ttalian boule co., New York. 


CANZONE (LA) pEL GrAppA;: Monte 
Grappa tu sei la mia patria, versi di 
Emilio de Bono, musica di Antonio 
Meneghetti tof Italyi; piano con pa- 
roles. ‘ Edizioni Carisch. 1679 

© Dec. 29, 1922:-1 cy Vans2o ees 
FE, 556057; A. & G. Carisch & €., Milan. 


CANZONE MADRIGALESCHA; paroles de 
Francesco Milani, réalisée par Jacques 
Ibert tof Francei; a 2 voix. 1680 

©: Dec. 14, 1922: Petaanee eee: 
FE, 551622; Heugel; Paris!’ (Copyright 
is claimed on realization) 


CAPRICCIO BRILLANTE. \See Mendelssohn- 
Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix) 


CAPRICE (UND) CAPRICETTO; von Martha 
Linz tof Germany); klavier. (Edition 
Breitkopf, nr. 5217) 1681 
© Dee. 23, 1922: 1 a Jan. a9 iS23- 
E 551959; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


CARMEN PoTpourRI. Sce Bizet (Georges) 


114 


MUSICAL 
no. 3, 1923 


. CARNIVAL REVELS; dance, by George L. 
Cobb, arr. by R. E.. Hildreth tof U.S 4; 
orch. with piano. 4to. 1682 

meeiDer. 27, 1922+ 2 c.i\ Feb: 5, 1923; 
E 555771; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


Carol HIGH, AND CAROL LOW; written by 
E. M. Dawscn, music based on a Bo. 
hemian melody, by E. P. tof Great 
Britain} (/n University carol book, 
ek. 1ypt. 2) 1683 

ey Wee. 30, 1922* Ic. Jian. 10;'1923; 
Beasts AL W. Ridley & co., West- 
minster, Eneland. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement) 


Caror, or Jesus Cutrp; poem by Fran- 


cis Macnamara, music by Herbert 
Hughes of Great Britain); in F. . 
1684 


Gren 1922-1: ¢. Jan. :26, 1923 ; 
E 556032; Enoch & sons, London. 


CaroLtitA; Spanish fox trot, words by 
Bartley Costello, music by Stella Levi- 
sonm yor U.. 9.1 1685 


fea. 1923; 2 co. Jan. 2; E 
553107; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


CARRABIAN MOON; melody by L. Belasco 
of Trinidad, B. W. I., domiciled at 
New York) 1686 

Wolvec Geb, 3, 192325, 555733. Lio- 
nel Belasco, New York. 


CarRoLt (WALTER) Twelve studies: by 

W. Carroll tof Great Britain; pf. 

1687 

gia ey LUZ e. Jan, 272 
556038; Forsyth bros., Itd., London. 


CARRY ME BACK TO MY CAROLINA HOME; 
words by Benny Davis, music by 
Abner Silver, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
rof U. S31; male voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1592) 1688 


Greene 5 25-20 c Peb. 145 i 
560025; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement) 


CARRY ON; selection from Carry on, 
words and music by D. S. Drake of 
S.J 1689 
(Ord ce. Heb. 5, 1923-. BK 555786; 
es Sussdorff Drake, 
ean 


CASCADES ; intermezzo, by Carl Wilhelm 
Kern tof U. 5.1 Op. ‘328; piano. New 
York, G. Schirmer, inc. 1690 


Oakland, 


| 


COMPOSITIONS 


1698 


Or Rep 1 1923" °2° e. “ea 7B 
553853; Boston music co., New York. 
CAUCOUNNE; caprice, by L. J. Oscar 
Fontaine rof U. S$. op. 156, no. 7; pf. 
1691 
PCA ES 
Phila- 


@ Heb 21, 1923. 2<c. Feb, 
H5pe7o, . Peo! Presser;).cos: 
delphia. 


CavaTina. See Raff (Joseph Joachim) 


CAVATINA OF THE CZAR OF BERENDEY; 
from Sniegourotchka, poem by A. N. 
Ostrov sky, English version by George 
Hargis, ir. iof Ut Say mii by N. 
Rimsky- Korsakoff, ed. by Olin Downes 
tof U. Sa; high voice, in A. (Select 
songs of Russian composers, Carl 

- Fischer edition, series 2: Superior edi- 
tion, no. 5572) (English and Russian 
text) 1692 

©) Dec. 2, 1922;.2 c.Jan. 29, 1923: 
FE, 555534; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on English ver- 
sion and arrangement) 


CEASE, SORROWS, NoW; madrigal, by 
Thomas Weelkes, ed. by Sydney Grew 
cof Great Britain); sop., alto and ten. 
or bas. ' Polyametric: ed." 4to. (Size 
teenth century vocal music: Madrigals 
to 3, 4, 5 and 6 voyces, no. 6) 1693 

CC) Vain TS OMS We. “fart, (20s, 
556141; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 


by Cyril Jenkins of 
Great Britain}; orch. (Boosey’s or- 
chestral journal, no. 219) 1694 

idee At, #927 sole. Jam: 20; 1923% 
EF, 551954; Boosey & co., London. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


CEYTINA; mazurka mélodique, by A. 

Errante rof U. S.i; piano. 1695 

©) Dec 20, 19225..2 ¢-Dec. 28 05; 
554715: Attilio Errante, New York. 


CHAIE BRAINE 


CELTIC RHAPSODY ; 


MIT DER HOISHANOO; 
words and melody by S. Deutch tof 
Poland, domiciled at New York; 1696 


©) i cekeb: 651923-: 553830" Sam 
Deutch, New York. 


CHALMA; waltz, by Harold Bennett tof 
U.S.1; band. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore 
music house. 4to. 1697 

@} Jan. 15; 19235, 2 0e. Jan. 295 2 
555511; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


CHAMINADE (CEcILE Louise STEPHANIE) 
Air a danser; par C. Chaminade of 
France) op. 164; piano. 1698 


© Feb: 9: 1923 35 2y ci Feb: 93° 
556217; Enoch et cie., Paris. 


115 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1699 


x = = oS 


pt. 111; abo a OS 


CHAMINADE (CétciLz LouIsE STEPHA- 
NIE)—Continued. 


—— Romanesca; par C. Chaminade rof 
France: op. 163; piano. 


©) Beb. 9: 19232 "tice. heb, 005.0 
556216; Enoch et cie., Paris. 


—— Serenade espagnole (Spanish sere- 
nade) ; by Chaminade-Kreisler, played 
by Milton Suskind tof U. Si (Am- 
pico, no. 60951-G) Music roll 1700 

© June 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560121; American piano co., New 
York. :Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


CHAMPAGNE GALLOP; by H. C. Lumbye 
fot WU, S4> rey. by J. S$: Seredy; nll 
orch. 4to. 1701 

©) Dee: 18,1922: 2 ie. Jan. 29,1923: 
E, 555549; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


CHANCE IT; written by H. M. Burnaby, 
music by Cuthbert Clarke tof Great 
Britain} (Musical monologues, no. 
262) 1702 

©! fan 1273925" ie Sane 263) E, 
556049; Reynolds & co., London. 


CHANSON D’AUTREFOIS; par Maurice 
Pesse ,of France; piano. 1703 


©, Dee: 14, 19225, 1 <c.: fan, 8.1923 - 
E 551620; Heugel, Paris. 


CHANSON DANSANTE; fox trot, by Friml, 
arr. and played by the Original piano 


trio sot U. Sas im D flat. (Ampico, 
word roll, no. 202661-F) (Music rolh 
1704 


©) June 20; 1927; 2c. Reb. 16: 1925; 
EF 560098; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


CHANSON DE MAMAN. See Vavin 


(Ernest) Six miniatures. 


CHANSON DE Pierrot; chanson-sérénade, 
by R. Drigo, arr. by Maurice Baron 
(OL ww S.1>..0rcus Galaxye aio. 220) 

1705 
©) Feb. 14, 1923552 © Feb: 17> 
560073; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


“CHANSON DE YAMINA; extrait de Le 
croissant de pourpre, de R. H. de Van- 
delbourg, musique de scene de Jacques 
Pillois tof France;; chant, flute et 
piano. 1706 

©) Dee,.28) 1922) 1 sc. Jami) 22, 1923 
FE, 551854; A. Z. Mathot, Paris. 


CHANSON DE YASCHA; de drame Quand 
la cloche sonnera, paroles’ de Y. 


D’Hansewick et P. de Wattyne, mu- 
sique de Alfred Bachelet tof France) 
(Morceaux détachés, no. 2) 1707 

© Dec. 14, 1922+) 1 ce Janeoimie2s- 
E, 551603; Heugel, Paris. 


CHANSON DU coucoU; par Maurice Pesse 
tof France); piano. . 1708 
© Dee. 14, 1922: fe. yam Oe ree: 

E, 551621; Heugel, Paris.” 


CHANSON DU VANNEUR DE BLE; d’un 
vanneur de blé aux vents, paroles de 
Joachim du Bellay, musique de P. 
Cettier tof France) 1709 


©. Dec. 14, .1922- Ice Jan. "SeigZs - 
E,.5515/6; Ch. Hayet, Paras 


CHANSON GEORGIENNE; poésie de Pouch- 

- kine, musique de S. Rachmaninoff, op. 

4, no. 4, instrumentée par Leonidas 

Leonardi tof France); chant avec par- 
tition d’orch. Moscow, A. Gutheil. 

1710 

© Sept. 15, 1922-1 ean. ae ie2s 

E 551963; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip- 

zig. 


See Fontaine (Léon 


(Edvard 


CHANSON TRISTE. 
J.) Six esquisses.—Grieg 
Hagerup) 


Cuan (LE) pu cycGne; by A. Corfield 
rof England); violoncello or violin 
and pf. 1711 

© Dee: 30, 1922: Tc, Jan. so, 120; 
E 551726; Joseph Adams music pub. 
co., Birmingham, England. 


CHANT MATERNEL; poésie de J. Grisez- — 
Droz, musique de M. Sauvel of 
France}; 1°', 2™° fois. (x Gazette 
musicale de France, no. 2, Nov., 1922) 

1712 
© Dec. 28,1922; 1 c:ajam 22701823; 
E 551853; Marc Sauval, Paris. 


CHANUKE (Di£) LticHt (Chanuke song) ; 
words by M. Rosenfeld, music by 
Savel Zilberts of U. S.1 (Cover-title: 
Chanuka lights ) 1713 

© Feb, 26, 1923; 26, Beha cee 
560348; Jos. P. Katz, New York. 


CHARLSTON:; words and music by N. E. 

Reed tof U. Su. 1714 

© 1c. Feb. 10; 1923; S58077= 
Nathaniel Elwood Reed, New York. 


CuHase (THE); by Marie*»Rose Wilking 

tof Uy Sa op. 22, no. 4; piano: 1715 

© ses Jan. S31, 1923; 1) + s3a@ee 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


116 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


fio. 3, 1923 
CHASEN pI (A) OIF SHABES; song, arr. 
~ by Wm, Scher rof U. S. 
SM2W AMIN OVI N 

1716 

fen wan. 31,1923; 2 ¢. Feb. 53) © 
553791; Saul Schenker, New York. 
Copyright is claimed on new arrange- 
ment) 


CHICAGO'S GRALSBURG; lyrics and melody 
by C. A. Rebel tof U. S.1, music arr. 
by W. C. Moebius tof U. Si; mixed 


voices. 17s 
nen 9, 1993: 2° ¢.. Feb. 65° E 
553871; C. A. Rebel, Chicago. 


CHILD POEMS; poems by Rabindranath 
Tagore, music by Darius Milhaud ,of 
France; Contents: When and why.— 
Defamation—Paper boats—Sym- 
pathy.—The gift. 

fete. 5, 1923; 2 -c. Feb. 7° E 
555809 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


CHILDHOOD’S HAPPY DAYS; toy suite, by 
Adam Carse rof Great Britain) Con- 
tents: 1. Playing at soldiers—2. Birds 
in the woods.—3. Merry games.—4. A 
ie at twilieht.——5. The dance. 
Pet ian, solo-—2,;Piano, 4 .hands.— 
3. 7 toy instruments. 1719 


fo) ee, 21. 1922% 1c. each Jan. 24, 
1923; EF, 556000; Augener, Itd., Lon- 
don. 

CHILDREN’S (THE) FRIEND; four-part 
song for Children’s day, words by A. 
Midlane, melody by M. B: Foster, arr. 
by J. A. Parks tof U: S11; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Choice compositions, 
sacred edition, no. 923) 1720 

ep 13, 71923 -2 ic. ' Feb? 15: E 
560297; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 
(Copyright is claimed on adaptation and 
arrangement) 


CHILDREN’S PIANO PIECES; 
sixty-four compositions covering the 
first three grades of study, compiled by 
Albert EK. Wier tof U. Si 8vo. (Mu- 
sic for the million series, no.6) 1721 

©) Wee la, 1977: 2c. Jan. 18, 1923. 
aff. Jan. 19: A 695606; Mumil pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


CHIMES FOX TROT (Die glocken fox- 
trot); by V. Pastalley and J. Vilado- 
mat tof Francei, arr. by J. Gravelle 
five). -S.1';-oreh:: \4to: 1722 

(Oebe: 15s 1923 + 2c. ‘Feb! DS 
560321 : Edward B. Marks music co., 
‘New York, 


1718 |. 


collection of 


1731 


CHIMEs oF SAIN? Patrick’s; from New 
York days & nights, by Emerson Whi- 
thorne tof U. S.1 op. 40, no. 2; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P 1306) 1723 

© Nov. 10, 1922: 2c. Jan. 29; 1923; 
E 555611; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CHINA ; oriental fox trot, words and mu- 

sic by Raymonde L. Morley fot Wsa 

1724 

©) Feb: 17, 1923 722.6. Feb. °23..° 

560346 ; Major keys music pub. assn “I 
Bakersfield, Calif. 


CHINAMAN; by Marie Rose Wilking tof 

UL Sa op. "59, no. 3; piano. 1725 

@) Tac. Keb: 17, 1923 - Ky 558139" 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


CHINEE (THE) LULLABY MAN; words by 
Herbert Reynolds tpseud. of Michael 
E. Rourke) and Harold Christy, mel- 
ody by Ray Henderson tof U. S.i, arr. 
by Ed. Morbach, jr. tof U. Si =: 1726 

On Peo Peb: 215, 11929. A 558098 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


CHINESE DANCE; 
WD eS.1 5; piano. 
©) Beb...23, 1923.2 ¢., Febr 
560315 ; 
cago. 


by Harry Crismore tof 

1727 
26% is 
Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 


CHOPIN (FREDERIC FRANCOIS) Walzer; 
von Chopin; piano. (Neue instruktive 
ausgabe von Theodor Wiehmayer of 
Germany), no. 34) 1728 

© Oct. 28, 1920; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
B556210; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. (Copyright is 
claimed on editing, fingering and ar- 
ranging} 


CHORAL FANTASIA; on the opera Mari- 
tana, by W. Vincent Wallace, arr. by 
F. A. Challinor tof Great Britain); 
mixed and male voices. 4to. (York 
series, afithems and glees, no. 811) 

; 1729 


Crifan® 22) 9923 9 0 ch fam 25 
551996; Banks & son, York, England. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


CHORDS AND MODULATIONS FOR TENOR 
banjojarrs byyC. Si DeLano- fof U;S3 
1730 

© jan. 221923: 2.¢. Jan. 29: 
555993; C. S. De Lano, Los Angeles. 


CHRIST OUR PASSOVER; anthem for 
Easter, music by R. M. Stults tof 
U. S.1; mixed voices, in G. 4to. 1731 

(cy Feb. 18, 19232 72) ce.) Keb. 139045 
560001; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Ge 


Pe» ~ ia . 
oe 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


ise 


pt. 117, aussi, ae 


CuristMAs (Weihnachten) : text by Jo- 
seph von Eichendorff, English version 
by A. E. Spingarn, music by Werner 
Josten tof Germany, domiciled at New 
York; high or medium, in D. (Sheet 
music edition, V. 792) 1732 

© Dec 2a" 1922 2c. lane 25, 125% 
FE, 555601; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CHRISTMAS SONG; 
Cw, 
no. 4. 
land, no. 4) 

(©) Dec, 30; 1922 2 eo am: 
FE, 553563: Willis music co., 


words and music by 
Krogmann jof U.S. op. 145, 
(Tuneful rhymes from Wonder- 

1733 
22, 1923" 


Cifemmat: 


CHURCH HOUSE BLUES; fox trot, words 
and music by Jimmie Marten [i. ec. 
fie Martens ot W..5.1 1734 

MO Nie. Peas 1923; E, 555680; 

James Hugh Marten, Los Angeles. 


CHURCH OF CHRIST INCARNATE; hymn, 
words by Richard Neville Lynn, music 
by G. Corri tof England; London. 
Novello & co., Itd. 12mo. 

©) Dec. 29; 1922* Inc. Pebs 10, 1924 
E, 556322; Ghita Corri, Healdstone, 
England. 


CICHY POGODNY WIECZOR MAJOWY and) 
ZA EBRU FALA; opracowalt A. Omel- 
ecaik of U.S. 1736 


(©) Dec. 30. 922 2c! fain. 22. AO 23" 


Basoasoe : Jos. Krygier, Philadelphia. 
CINDERELLA; waltz, by Guido Tutrinoli 
jot Italy, domiciled at New York 


© Mc Keb 7. 119237 "R558 44 
Helen V. Collins, Amsterdam, N. Y 


CINDERELLA'S HONEYMOON (Dornros- 
chen’s brautfahrt) ; polka yee two 
step, (by 4... Vorazil. sof, Us S.y> piano. 
Chicago, Ill., Cosmopolitan Pe co. 

1738 
©) Jane 20-1023 3 26 eb. oe 

560154; Edward Dorazil, Chicago. 


CINDY If AM WEDDING TIME: words and 
melody by A. Bernard tof U. Sua, arr. 
by Billy Hageney tof U. Su. 1739 

© 1 ¢. Feb: 19,1923 E 560141: Al 
Bernard, New York. 


Crry or Larnep; march, by D. Scotti tof 
Sa. pane.) Lewpzie.) (Germany: 
Friedrich Hofmeister. 1740 

Ouse 202 tee" 2c. Vane se ok, 
5539 82: Domingo Scotti, Larned, Kan. 


CLocHEs p& Nok. See Baton (Rhené) 
Quatre chansons pour le jour de Noél. 


CLOISTERHAM ; reverie, by Auguste Cons 
iof Great Britain); piano, English fin- 
gering. 1741 
. ©: Jan. 12, 1923; 1c janes anaes 
551823; Gould & Bolttler, London. 


Crost at Tuy smpe; words by S. E. 
Mekin, music by Alfred Wooler tof 
U. Sa; high voice. (Songs for the 
church, third series ) 1742 

© Jan. 29, 1923; 2c Pepe ee 
555736; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


CoAL BLACK MAMMY; fox trot, by Laddie 
Cliff and Ivy St. Helier tof England), 


arr. by Wm. Schulz tof U.S; oFech- 
with piano. Feist ed. 1743 
© Feb. 5,1923; 2 ciheniiee 


553911; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. Copyright is claimed on arrange- 
ment) | 


one-step, by Cliff-St. Helier, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz rof U. Sa, played 


by Rose Vanderbosch tof U.S. (Re- 
cordo, word roll, no. 67290) Music 
roll 1744 


©. Jan. 25, 1923 5°26. ames 
555692; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation and editing) 


CoppieR (THE); words by Dena Tem- 
pest, music by Hermann Lohr tof 
Great Britain) 1745 


© Jan. 22,. T9235 
556064; Chappell & co., 


CocoritrA (LA); danse espafiole, by S. 
P. Fachutar of U. S17 Viomniand. 
pi—=2. Pi. 1746, 1747 


© 1c. each Feb. 2, 1923; BH 555749. 


555750; Salvator Peter Fachutar, Santa 
Griz Calif. 


CoLonEL ForsytH; march, by D. Scotti 
iof U. Si; piano. Leipzig, Germany, 
Friedrich Hofmeister. 1748 

©: Jan. 20, 19237 2 ‘eam 
553983; Domingo Scotti, Larned, Kan. 


vc. Gane 27, 
Itd., London. 


CoLUMBINE; words by Violet Essex, 
music by Beth Chapman of Great 


Britaim.. 1. In. Eilat 225 ee 

© Jan. 3, 1923; 1c. each Wena? 
E 556028; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. 


COME ALONG AND TAKE A CHANCE WITH 
ME; words and music by P. R. Nye 


(oke US 1750 
© jJani2/; 1923; 2c) Jan eee 
S23016, P. .R. Nye, Chicago. 


118 


me 3, 1923 
-CoME AND GET THE POST, IT’S SOMEONE'S 
-BIRTHDAY. See Playtime pieces. 


CoME BACK TO ME, MOTHER; words by 
E: E. Barnett, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington of U. Su 1751 

(eyeeee. ten. 9), 1923; F.°555920; 
E. E. Barnett, Norfolk, Va. 


‘COME NESTLE IN YOUR MAMMY’S ARMS; 
waltz, words by W. J. Werley, music 
by Edward C. McCormick jof U. S. 


1752 

fbi. 50° 1925>.2.c.. Feb. 6; E 

553865; William J. Werley, Over- 
peck, O. 


Come, pretty NEw YorK GIRLS; words 
ia eee Galvan, music by FE: S..§S. 
Huntington jof U. $. 1753 

© lc. Feb. 9, 1923; By 30023 5 ia Be 


Galvan, Arverne, N. Y. 


CoME SHEPHERD SWAINS; madrigal, by 
John Wilbye, ed. by Sydney Grew jof 
Great Britain); three women’s voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. .( Sixteenth cen- 
tury vocal music: Second set of mad- 
tigals' to 3,°4, 5 and 6 part apt both 
for voyals and voyces, no. 1) 1754 

lage t/ 19235.) 'c. Jan. 29; EF 
556135; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 


CoME To CALIFORNIA; words and mel- 


ody by S. S. Vosburg tof U.S. 1755 
Cw eb 99 1923 By 555902. 
Stella S. Vosburg, Granville, Ia. 


CoMMANDER D. A. WEAVER; march, by 
1 Pierro fot U. S.a; band. 1756 


Geirc, Feb. 20; 1923; BF 560171s 
Tommaso Pierro, Coco Solo, Canal 
Zone. 


COMME vuo TU; versi di Giuseppe Maes- 
trale, musica di Ludovico De Marinis 
tof Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, Edizi- 
oni La sorgente. 4to. — 

@)nOct.. 20, 19225 1c" Feb. :2,, 1923% 
E 556115; Italian book co., New York. 


See 
Six balladés fran- 


COMPLAINTE DES ARCHES DE Nog. 
Pierné (Gabriel) 
caises. 

ComRADES; words by M. E. Haley, music 
hy fecon Gram, jr. 10f).U, Ss}. arr: by 
Theo. G. Beach rof U. Su. 1758 

(Opto, fen. 3 19235 553835; 
Maude Evelyn Haley, Burton, O. 


Con. DYKEMAN’s MARCH; by E. S. Wil- 
liams ;of U. S.); piano. 1759 


alice. Paty 25)) 1023: * 5530285 
Ernest S. Williams, Brooklyn. 


1757. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


| 


1767 


CoNCENTRATION. See Mayer (Max) Five 
old Chinese lyrics. 


CoNCERTINO vi; Ist position, by Jos. 
Bloch tof Hungary) op. 74; violin and 
pf. (Sheet music edition, B 1064) 

1760 


@) WoveZ7; 1922: 2c. Jan, 29; 19235 
555577; Carl Fischer, New “York. 


CONCERTO POUR ORGUE; par Friedman 
Bach, attribué a Vivaldi, transcrip- 
tion par I. Philipp tof France); piano. - 
Ed. classique A. Durand & fils. 1761 


@ Wer s16, 1972 ie. Jan..9, 1923" 
E 551601; Durand et cie., Paris. tCopy- 


right is claimed on transcription) 


ConsEcRATION (Nimm mein leben) ; 
anthem, words by Frances Havergal, 
fr. “by. Carl Nagel, “music ‘by. ‘G.” F: 
Rosche joi U. S.1; sop. and alto. Chi- 
Carp. dh, sGeo.) PR OSGHe,: Gc (eG, 
(Rosche’s octavos, second series, .no. 
665) English and German texts) — 

1762- 
@ijanenle. 9235) 2 ex Wane 22 2 Ws 
555955; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 


Constancy; words by: G. P. Morris, 
music by R. M. Stults tof U. Si; low 
voice. 1763 

@. Mov. 1h (19222) c, Feb. 12,1923; 
E, 560179; Heidelberg press, Philadel- 
phia. 


—___words by John Suckling, music by 
Alice Barnett rof U. 5.1; medium voice. 
1764 

@e Hebe Gr 19732" 2 °C Feb; 122° 


553957: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CoNTENTMENT; words by Frank Demp- 
ster Sherman, music by Edward H. 
Droop tof VU. Sa ;. bass. 1765 


ibe. ply dO2o8 22 cx eb. 5 sr 


~~ 


555744; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CorRE’E SULDATO; canzone marcia, versi 
di Giovanni Moleti, musica di Ernesto 


Napolitano of Italy; mand.- acc.) 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 
1766 


Cr Ocke, 20) 192260) cu Feb. 258923) 
F 556109; Italian book co., New York. 


CORNFLOWER; sonatina, by Charles 
AGthar: rom: (Sis op: .%45, nol: '3i3) phi, 


in F. - (Sheet music edition, P 1162) 
1767 
© Now, 23321922 5/2 chan 29) 1923). 


FE, 555582; Carl Fischer, New York. 


1?) 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1768 


Cos’ E L’AMoR;: versi di Giovanni Moleti, 
musica di Vincenzo Santangelo tof 
Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Edizioni 
La sorgente. 4to. 1768 

© 'Oct#205" 1922-0 Feb. 22 194s - 
E 556107; Italian book co., New York. 


CosTELLO Post No. 15; American legion, 
words and music by B.D. Payor 10t 
U. Sa, arr. by F. A. Mueller ‘tof U. Si 

1769 
©ol: ce Heb. 14, 192350) 560045: 
Hurshel D. Pryor, Washington. 


—_—— 


(In Washington 
times-herald, Feb. 18, 1923) 1770 

©), Feb; 16; 19235» 2c. Bem waa 
560323; Hurshel D. Pryor, Washing- 
ton. 


CoUCHER DU SOLEIL MOURANT. Sce Fon- 
taine (Léon J.) Six esquisses. 


CouNTERFEIT Britt FROM LOUISVILLE; 
words by Lew Brown, music by Ray 
Henderson of U. Si 177i 

© Feb. 23; 1923; 2 ¢.. Heb. 24° 
560308; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


CountRY (THE) BAND; characteristic 
march, by Wallace A. Johnson of 
Ui. 5.1 piano: 72 


© - Feb. -8, 1923-2 c,. Feb: 13-2 
ote a Theo. Presser CG! Philadel- 
phia 


Country (A) GIRL FOR ME; words by 
M. A. Krasovic, music by Everett J. 
Evans tof U. Si Invincible ed. New 
York, Invincible music co., inc. 1773 

© Heb: 9; 19232. c) Bebellt- 28 
ae Martin A. Krasovic, Steelton, 
a 


COVENT GARDEN ; lyric by Eileen Carfrae, 


music by C. Armstrong Gibbs tof 
Great Britain); in C. 1774 
©) Fan. Wh, OFS et atie nour. oy 


556083; Enoch & sons, London. 


COWARDY COWARDY CUSTARD; words and 
music by Frank Wood and John P. 
Long tof Englandi; in G. (Staff and 


tonic sol-fa notations] 1775 


© Nov. 23, 1922; 1c. Jan. 13, 1923: 


BH 551734: Francis, Day & unter, 
London. 

Cowsiies: ‘by du. A. Cane’ jof "Great 
Britain); piano. (In Flower suite, 
no. 4) 1776 

(Oyen d Sy L923 sh ie ata, ae ie 


556093: Collard Moutrie, London. 


pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


CRADLE SONG ; ee D. Knapp tof we ‘ook 
piano. 1777 


© 1c. Feb. 12, 1923; E 558002; 
Dorothy Knapp, Los Angeles. 3 


——by Purcell J. Mansfield tof Great 


Britain) op. 90; organ. obl. 4to. 
(Paxton’s organ library, ellie eri 
Meale) _ 1778 

©. Jan. 30; 11923 3,0 2c) eee 
556072; . W: Paxton &, co., Jka Men 
don. 


—— by Richard Czerwonky, arr. by M. 
Austin Dunn‘ “rof- UL Saran eee 
(Sheet music edition, P 1222) 1779 

© Nov. 11; 1922; 2. Janzen ae; 
E 555591; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


-_— See also Brahms (Johannes )—Mac- 
Murray (Frederick) Four melodies 
for violin alone. 


CRADLE STORIES; sleep, little one, and 
rest, words by H. T. Broome, music 
by J. R. J. Mayes ie eas Benes) |: 
Hayes, of U. S.1; contralto with violon- 
cello obbl. ad lib. 1780 

© 1c. Feb.-16, 1923; — 560065; 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 

CrépuscuLft, See Vavin (Ernest) Six 

miniatures. 


Cries (THE) oF oLD LonpDON; a set of 
easy duets, by Ernest Newton tof Eng- 
landi; piano with words. 1781 


© Jan. 18) 1923-91) ci vane Ee 
551972; Leonard & co., London. 


Crimson (THE) EYEBROWS; a fantastic 
romance of old China, in three acts, 
words and music by May Hewes 
Dodge and John Wilson Dodge jof 
Wor, Ato: 1782 

©, Dec.. 19, 1922;.2 6. andvan Dec. 
30; A 693949; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


Crippiep (THE) FAUN; text by Wilfrid 
Thorley, music by Granville Bantock 
tof England) (Pagan chants, no. 2) 


1783, 


©) “Feb. «1, 1923’ 
556187; Swan & co., Itd., London. 


Crist (BAINBRIDGE) Intermezzo; from 
Pregiwa’s marriage, by B. Crist, arr. 
by, Chas. J. Roberts jot Uy Sa aut 
orch. with piano-conductor. 1784 

©, Nov. 4,.1922::2 ¢. Jans 29-ses = 
FE 555541; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


120 


Lc. Fey Seek 


CO 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


1801 


CRUX AVE BENEDICTA; Latin motet, music 


by Jos. Deschermeier tof Germany) op. 
162, no. 6; mixed voices. (Jn Fischer 


- edition: Cantiones variae, no. 6) 1785 
geten: 120, 1923: 2c. Feb. 23; E 


560242; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


CRYING FOR YOU; fox trot, by Ned 
Miller and Chester Cohn tof U. Su, 
aren Wim, Scluilz jof U. S.;:orch. 
with words. Feist ed. 4to. 1786 

(retens 14,/ 1923- 2 c. Feb. 15; E 
558111; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


waltz, by Ned Miller and Chester 
Seng ror WU. 1, arc. by Wm. Schulz 
rof U. Sa; orch. with words. Feist ed. 
4to. 1787 

meetin ts 1923." 2..c..Feb. 15: E 
558112; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


words and music by Ned Miller 

and Chester Cohn rof U. Su. 1788 
Meme 24, 1923-2 c.. Jan. 25; EF 

555430; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


CucKoo—Co0-AYE, EVERY DAY IN EVERY 
WAy; words and music by E. S. Mce- 
Gill tof U. Sa 1789 


ee Pen. 3, 1923; BF 553//0; Edna 
Sawyer McGill, Berkeley, Calif. 


CUDDLE ME AS WE DANCE; from The 
dancing girl, words by Harold At- 
teridge, music by Sigmund Romberg 
tat UW, S33 1790 


feniem 29 1923-2 c. Jan..30; EF 
555659; Harms, inc., New York. 


Curious story (Kuriose geschichte) ; 
by Heller, op. 138, no. 9, played by 
George MacNabb tof U. Si. (Am- 
pico, no. 61111-F). (Music roll) 1791 

© Aue, 20) 1922 2c. Feb.:16, 1923: 
E, 560095; American piano co., 
York. (Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


Cyengé. See Saint-Saéns (Charles Ca- 
mille) 


CYNTHIA SUITE; by Marian Coryell rof 
piano. 1792) 


Tas 


© Feb, NO AOI sed Bice Web 17 eg 


558115; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 
Dappy’s ARMS; words by Martha E. 


Stevenson, music by E. H. McKenney 
ref U.S. 1793 


©) tedans 29) 1923: E 555650; 
Elena H. McKenney, Los ‘Angeles. 


New. 


Dapy 0’ MINE; words by H. A. Walter, 
music by Geo. Butts tof Great Britain, 
domiciled at Philadelphiai 1794 

un locy Feb. 2) 1923: i, 555720; 
Howard A. Walter, Philadelphia. 


DaFropi,ns; by L.-A. Cane tof Great 
Britain) ; piano. ee Flower suite, no. 
2) 1795 

ean. lo toto lc. Jane 22°) ey 
556091; Collard Moutrie, London. 


DANCE (THE) See Childhood’s happy 
days. 


DANCK CAPRICE. See Grieg (Edvard 


Hagerup) 


Dance (THE) IN PLACE CoNco; sym- 
phonic poem, by~H. F. Gilbert of 
LaS7 0p. 15 orch.. se. New iY ork, 
H. W. Gray co. 1796 

© Jam: Sie, F923 .e02" cx, Febs Jee 

- 555708; Henry F. Gilbert, Cambridge, 
Mass. 


DANCE OF THE CRICKETS; by R. S. Mor- 
rison tof U. Sa; piano. Boston—New 
York—Chicago, Evans music co. 1797 

@, Pep te. 19235. 2 en Feb: Be 
553990; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


DANCE OF THE HOURIS. Sce Dance suite 
from Decameron nights. 


DANCE OF THE MINUTES; by Brian Hope, 
arr. by Albert W.. Ketelbéy tof Eng- 


land) ; orch. with piano conductor. 4to. 
1798 
@pdane 2a4 10238" 1. cehan.. 2451 


596183; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


DANCE SUITE FROM DECAMERON NIGHTS; 
by Herman Finck of Great Britain) ; 
orch. Contents: 1. Dance of the hou- 
ris—2. Wedding dance.—3., Tempta- 
tion valse.—4. Festival dance. 1799 


©) fani224, 319237 te. “KPeb. Oe 
556334 ; Ascher berg, ‘Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. tCopyright is claimed 
on arrangement) 


DANCING (THE) DoLI,; by Marie Rose 
Wilking: of U. S.1 op. 59, no. 1; piano. 
1800 

Cy coan. 399923 4. 5556083); 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


DANCING Fool; fox trot, by Snyder, 
played by Herbert Clair tof U. S.; 
won B. flat.) «CAsmpico,:. wordroll, no. 
202721-F) (Music rolh 1801 
© July 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560114; American piano co., New 
York. ,Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation] 


121 


CATALOGUE 
1802 


ee a Sy 
a of —~ 
he ES ae 


2 
t 


OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Danctnc (THE) SHEIK; words and 
music by J. H. Broughton tof U. S. 
1802 


© acy Beh, (3, Ges «BS oeKee 
John Harold Broughton, Racine, Wis. 


DANCING SNOWFLAKES; by Wm. H. Pot- 
stock (of WU. Se op: 16,"no.6; piane. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1174: Musi- 
cal zephyrs) 1803 

© .Nov,. 3) 1922: lic. Jan, 29. 1923: 
F, 555539:-CGarl Fischer, New York. 


iCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 


DANS UNE CRYPTE; prélude, par Georges 
sporck rof Francei; piano. Paris, 
Edition analytique des classiques. 1804 


Cy Wee St: 19272" 6 Peb. 9. 1975: 
E 556229; Georges Sporck, Paris. 


Dansk. See Suite champetre. 

DANSE ANTIQUE; by Granville English 
fot AS. ‘Sa dp. 22) to.. b= pis (Sheet 
music edition, P. 1191) . 1605 

© Dec. 30); 19226-2 c.. Jan. 29). 1923 : 
E, 555570; Carl Fischer, New York. 


by Herbert Ralph Ward rof U. Si; 
piano. (Recital pieces, grade 3) 1806 

©. Feb. 24, 1923;°2 c. Feb:' 26; E 
560345; Edward Schuberth & co.,, 
Chicago. 


DANSE FEERIOUE. 
S1x miniatures. 


See Vavin (Ernest) 


DANSE RUSSE; de Serge Weksler of 
France); piano. 1807 


Order 14 1922-1. fanic8, 1923: 
FE 551598; Jean Jobert, Paris. 


Danza, MENUETTO, GAVorTa tand) VALSE; 
by Serge Prokofieff, ed. by F. H.: 
Schneider jof Germany; op. 32; piano. 
Moscow, A. Gutheil. 1808 
©: Tully bo 1922 = dies ciara HO 1023 = 
FE 551965; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


DaRiLING MOTHER; words by Irving Mein- 
ster, melody by J. Gioe rof Italy, dom- 
iciled at New York; 1809 

© 1 ce Jane) SL t025 50 FY 5a0702 ; 
Joseph Gioe, New York. 


DAUNTLESS; words by Stephen Berrien 
Stanton, music by Horton Corbett sof 
We Sa 1810 

(© Bebe, 1923s 2 es Meh mis rH 
500011; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
_ delphia. 


122 


DAWN OF ‘TO-MORROW; words and music 
by Don Eure Atwood and Leon E. 
Terry tof U. Si; high voice. (Sheet 
music edition, V 769) une | 

© Nov. 17, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29,1923; 
F, 555593; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Dawntne (Tur). pays; song hy Lewis 
M. Isaacs tof U. $31. Sop. or ten — 
2. Mezzo sop..or bar. 1812 


© Feb. 13, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 15; 
FE 558047; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY; melody by 
J. C. McCabe rof U. $1 1813 


© 1 c. Feb. 5; 19232 555703 7as. 
C. McCabe, New York. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY I’M GETTING 
BETTER AND BETTER; words and mel- 
ody by Russell C. Goldberg tof U. Su, 
arr. by L. L. Vos Burgh prof U.S.; 1814 


©.1 ec. Jan. TQ) ies oo eae 


Globe music pub. co., New York. 


Day oF GLory; words by Susan Cool- 
idge, music by Ralph Cox gor VU, 33 
1, In B fat ee 

© Jan. 26, 1923; 2 cxeach) Sam29 : 
E 553981: Arthur P. Sener co., 
Boston. 


Day (THE) oF JUDGMENT; words by 
Christoph Christian Sturm, English 
text by Helen A. Dickinson, music by 
Philipp Emmanuel Bach, ed. by Clar- 


ence Dickinson jof U. S14; mixed 
voices, organ acc. 4to. (Sacred cho- 
ruses, no. 93) 1816 


© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. Feb, 12; 1923; 
E 555943; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on editing) 


Dread (THE) DRYAD; text by Wilfrid 
Thorley, music by Granville Bantock 
tof Engiand} (Pagan chants, no. 1) 

1817 
©. Feb. 1, 1923: (Ti ie7 eee 
556186; Swan & co., Itd., London. 


DEAR LITTLE FLOWER; words and music 

by E. Georgeoff tof U. Sa 1818 

© Jan. 22; 1923; 2% Bebeo? =, 
553888; Evan Georgeoff, Cleveland. 


DEAR LITTLE LAKE; valse, words. and 
music by A. M. Reynolds tof U. Sa; 
arr. by Louis La Rondelle rof England, 
domiciled at Los Angeles, Calif. 1819 


©. 1 c Feb. 12, 1923; EH  S5s004; 
Alene Margarette Reynolds, Venice, 


Calif. 


1815" 


BAS 


DEAR MOTHER, 


' DERNTERES (LES) PENSKES. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ho. 3, 1923 


1835 


MY BEST FRIEND HAS 
GONE; words by L. F. Leninger, music 
by Kathryn I. White rof U. Sa 1820 
foe. Feb. 10; 1923+) 553974: 
Lester F. Leninger, Pittsburgh. 


Drar onp Devon; fox trot, words and 
music by Tom King and Jack Fewster 


rof Great Britain 1821 
eens nl923" 1c. Jan. 19; E 
556027; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. 
Dear orp L. A., THE ANGEL CITY; words 
and music by P. Michel. of U. S. 


Los Angeles, Calif.,. Michel pub. co. 
1822 
(ee panne 9232) c: Jan,’ 293. EF 
555716; Paul Michel, Los Angeles. 


O! words by Maude Bon- 
by Daniel Protheroe of 

1823 
eb ee B, 
co., Philadel- 


DEARIE ME, 
ner, music 
ISS 

ep wi 1983 "2c: 
555869; Theo. Presser 
phia. 


sur une 
par .G, 


DEDANS LA VILL’ DE PERPIGNAN ; 
vieille. chanson du Limousin, 
pipers or France; piano. Paris, 
Edition analytique des classiques. 1824 

Omer 0 hk, 19221 c) Feb. 9, 1923. 
E 556230; Georges Sporck, Paris. 


See Child poems. 


Drtipes (Créiment Puinipert Lio) 
Ou va la jeune Indoue; Indian bell 
song, from Lakmé, text by Goudinet 
and Gille, English version by Charlotte 
Po woursen. tof U. S17, music by E. 
Delibes, ed. by N. Clifford Page of 
U. $1; high voice, in B min. (Oper- 
atic songs and duets, Carl Fischer edi- 
tion, series 5: Superior edition, no. 
5558) «English and French text) 1825 

yee ls, 1922 «2 c.Jam 29, 1923; 
i 555532: Carl Fischer, -New Wonks 
(Copyright is claimed on English ver- 
sion and arrangement} 


DEFAMATION, 


DEM REBIN’S NISIM; words and melody 
by G. Goldstein tof U. S.i 1826 
Le?) aie 20,1925 2 E55 5440: 


© 
Gus Goldstein, Coney Island, N. Y. 


DENK Es, O SEELE; gedicht von Ed. 
Morike, musik von Hans Pfitzner jof 
Germany: op 30, no, 3. 1827 

© alan Pi t922 ol ..c) dan. 9, 1923. 
FE 551656; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


See Pierné 
(Gabriel) Six ballades francaises. 


DESERT LAND; one-step, words and music 
byek.’ Ji: Corbett and Walter C. Keylor 
fof U. Sa 1828 


©) lic, Feb. 15,.\1923-) H. 558089: 
Frank James Corbett, Senn Mass. 
Drsrrt (A) watt,.- See Allah. 
DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH OF THE 
WES 3 patriotic pageant, words by 
€G Scoones, music by. Mary Frances 
Read Doht jof U. S. Chicago, tie. 
Educational music bureau. 4to. 1829 - 


ey Deeb 1927) 02). 6s Fan. 2t023 
es 26407; Charlotte Scoones, Peoria, 


Dies (Derr) pEs cLtcKs; schelmenspiel 
in drei akten, von Bernhard Schuster, 
klavierauszug mit text von F. H. 
Schneider 2 Germany} 1830 

©) Dec! 2, 1922: 1 c Feb-“1),' 1923; 
FE, 556173; Edition Ruth, Berlin. 


DiInt 7E 


CANCELLE! verst e musica di 

G. Ingenito tof Italyi; mand. acc. 
4to, 1831 
© am 27, 1028 We Heb. 8: Ek 
9596191; A. Perenace & co., New York. 
DiscrEer (THE) NIGHTINGALE (Die 
verschwiegene nachtigall) ; words by 


Walther von der Vogelw eide, English 
version by Alice Mattullath, music by 
Werner Josten tof Germany, domiciled 


at New York; high in E flat. ( Sheet 
music edition, VF 776) 1832 
CNDecs 2519222 ic! Jan, 29: 1923 - 


E, 555600; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Dine ANTED (JT HE) ee moral 
comic opera, words by R. A. Derby, 
music. hye HoH.” Derby’ tof U.S 
Libretto and music. , 1833 

© tres Fan. 18, 1923 2D 26402- R.A: 
aoe and EK. H. Derby, Hoffman, 


DissatisFIED; words by Edward Free- 
man, melody by M. Isaacs tof U. Sa 


1834 
ie. Fane 1075). BS 35¢0% 
Marty Isaacs, Now York. 
DIX TRANSCRIPTIONS POUR GRAND ORGUE. 
See Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) 


Da MiLoDYCH (For young foll iiss )): 
oberek, by P. Feldhann of U. S.): in- 
strumental. 1835 


KO) incu Hebe Ga O28.) he 555894 ; 
eae Feldhann, New Worle 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1836 © 


Dia starycH (For old folks); oberek, 
by P. Feldhann tof U. $1; instru- 
mental. tah 1836 

© 1c. Feb..9, 1923; -E 555893; 
Peter Feldhann, New York. 


Do rt AGAIN; fox trot, from The French 
doll, by Gershwin, played by the Orig- 
inal piano’ ¢trio.nat US semen. 
(Ampico, word roll, no. 202671-F) 
(Music roll 1837 

© July 20, 192252 ¢. Pept 16,1923; 
E 560097; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Do you -MIss ME; wotds by H. P. 
Hughes, music by Valerie Gordon rof 
Unsa 1838 

© ‘Jan. 591923; 2ve: tebc8s > E 
560187; H. P. Hughes, Clinton, B. C., 
Canada. 


Don Juan; words by R. P. Weston and 
Bert Lee, music by R. Harris Weston 
cof Englandi; in F. rStaff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 1839 

iy Nov. 23719223.1e. Jan 13, 1923; 
EB. 551735; Francis, .Day & Elunter, 
London. 


Dox ky RIDE; by Wm. H. Potstock tof 
U. S.150p. 16, no. 45 (piano. (sheet 
music edition, P 1172: Musical zephyrs) 

1840 

), Oct130; 1922 2-cJanm 29, 1925; 

B 7555615;, Carl Fischer; New York. 

(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 

DoNNYBROOKS FAIR. See Sullivan’s Irish 
jigs, no, 2. 


Don’? BE A RUBBER NECK; words and 
music by E. M. Bartlett tof U. S$. 


1841 
©): Vani 5. 1923s 2eic. Pebs see 
558024; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, 


Hartford, Ark. 


Don’t BE A WABBLER; or, One sweet- 
heart at a time, words by I. Young, 
music by E. S. Huntington of 
VEY Sa 1842 

Oil -cibeby OmOgs Ee Ssa9t2) 


Isabelle Young, San Francisco. 


Don’t crowp; blue fox trot, by Chick 
Moore rpseud. of A. Moore) and V. 
Ferry rof.U. Sa, arr. by Glenn Halley 
tof U. S13 piano. 1843 

@ dine) Mebiet2Z, 1923 555996; 
Algie Moore and Vernon Ferry, San 
Francisco. 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Don’r ForGET; from Take a chance, 
words by .H. I. Phillips, music by 
Harold Orlob tof U. Su. 1844 

© Feb: 2, 1923-2 Feb wer 
555805; Harms, inc., New York. 


Don’t KICK A NATION WHEN I’’S DOWN; 
words and melody by F. Fisher rof 
U. Sa, arr. by Geo. Holman tot UTS. 

1845 
© 1 c Jan. 20, 19232 saeeer4- 
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


Don’t LET "EM SCRAP THE BritISH NAvy! 
from The co-optimists, words by R. P. 
Weston and Bert Lee, music by Mel- 
ville Gideon fof Englandi; in G. {Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations} 1846 

© Nov. 23, 1922: 1 ¢. Jan; 13.9923; 
E 551743; Francis, Day &. Hunter, 
London. 


Don’? LET THEM FOOL YOU, MY LITTLE 
Boy; words and melody by S. Fiuzy 
tof U. Sa 1847 

© 1c. Feb. 15, (19255 H S5e0e3- 
Stephen Fiizy, Cleveland. 


Don’t MAKE YOUR SWEET MAMA CRY 
OVER you; words by Hal Billings, 
music by Earl Burtnett tof U. S.1 1848 

© Jan. 27, 192322: Benen: i 
555764; Grantier-Bryant music pub. 
co., Los Angeles. 


Don’t PLAY WITH BroADWAY; words by 

L. Lee, melody by C. Fields tof U. Su 

1849 

© lc. Feb. 5, 1923; E 555789; Lew 
Lee and Chas. Fields, Newark, N. J. 


Don’? TAKE THE FLAPPER AWAY; words 
by N. Frost, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
[Gishers 1850 

©) 1.c. Feb. . 3, : [925 area ao - 

Nyrha Frost, Worcester. 


Don’t you KNoW I AM CRAZY ABOUT 
you? words and music by W. Batson 
tof U, Su,-arr. by Nz McDonald jof 
U. Si; orch. with piano.” 4to! 1851 
©OFeb. 6, 19235 Ze Repent, 
553964; William Batson,-New York. 


Don’t you LET ’EM; words by Charles 
Seidenman, music by S. Seidenman tof 
U. S.; piano with words. 1852 

©), 1G Feb. (3, 1925; seo 
Sidney Seidenman, Washington. 


Dorapo (EL); grand polka de concert, 
by Bartlett, op. 14, ed. by McNair 
Ilgenfritz tof U. Si, played by Ivan 


124 


a mits 4 


‘Down THE JERSEY SHORE; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 y 1871 
Kerouak. (Recordo, no. 67260) (Mu- el ch -Febi+15);, 1923: .B. 558099 
‘sic roll 1853 Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 

ee fam (25, 1923'-2 en Jan: 31 York. 
555695; Recordo player roll co., Chi- i 
cago. Copyright is claimed on edit- Down .weEst NorFo.K WAy; words by 


ing] 


DorotHy; words and melody by L. Per- 
kins tof U. Sa 1854 
foc. jan. 29/1923; FE, 555696; 


Lawrence Perkins, Chicago. 


DowN AMONG THE SLEEPY HILLS OF 
TENNESSEE; words by Sam M. Lewis 
and Joe Young, music by Geo. W. 
Mever tof U. Su 1855 

(eiwe Pep. 7, 1923; EH 555830; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Down BY THE OLD APPLE TREE; fox trot, 
by Al. Wilson and Jas. A. Brennan, 
act.cpy). Gravelle tof U. 5.1;, orch. 
Ato. 1856 
fe ehep to) 01923..2 ¢. Beb./15; E 
558090; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. 1Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement] 


Down In Connecticur; words and mu- 
sic by M. Ryan tof U. S.1 1857 


(ene en. 21, 1923)-.-F..560272-: 
Margaret Ryan, Boston. 


Down KENTUCKY WAY; 
Gicigguke C..matta tof U.S. 1858 
man? /, 1923-42 ¢..Feb. 1; E 
555707; Pasquale C. Bafta, Jersey City. 


YDown on THR BANK oF THE CHarTaA- 
HOOCHIE; words by E. Daniell, music 
py, Ss. 6. Huntington tof U. S.i 

: 1859 


Wie mepe 25, 1923-2) 5602115 
Estelle Daniell, Georgetown, Ga. 


.Down on THE HoxKo-Poko; song fox 
trot, words and music by George Ellis 


and Evelyn Baly tof Great Britain) ;’ 


piano, with words. 1860 


Cmanais, 19736 ic Jan 26; .E 
556042; Reynolds & co., London. 


words by 
J. H. Rothery, melody by Herman 
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Dir sa 1861 


1) ci Bebin3) 1923.58) 553773';, John 
H. Rothery, Victor, Id. 


DowN THE LANE THAT LEADS TO HOME 
SWEET HOME; words by Lew Brown, 
melody by Ray Henderson of U. Sua, 
arr. by Ed. Morbach, jr. tof U. we 

2 


words and mu- | 


Hubert Fletcher, music by. Montague 
Ewing tof England) 1863 

Galaga 29 19735. 1 ce. \Beba2 sy iy 
556192; West’s, ltd:, London. 


Dream (A); words by Edgar Allan Poe, 
music by W. 8. Schwartz tof U. Su 
1864 


ule wee, 13,/0923;. EH) Sab040; 


Wy illiacn Spencer Schwartz, Atlantic 
City. 

Dream BOAT; by L. Re Daly tof U. a 
piano. 1865 


eric ag. 29) 1925 "553796" 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


DREAM ENTHRALLING. See Schubert 
(Franz Peter) 


DREAM GIRL; fox trot, words and music 
by wack El Proud ef Usa, arr by 
Harry French. 1866 

HO) Varies 97519237 ° 2 cy Jans, 295.8 

555632; Bartlett music co., Detroit. 


DREAMING OF you; words and music by 

A. V. Bailey tof U. Sx 1867 

ie Reb 19,1925: FE 560142: 
Allen Vo Bailey; Trenton, N...J. 


DREAMS ARE BEST; words by W. H. 
Mes music by E. S. S. Huntington 
foe we 1868 

© Ne Ge Hen 43,. 19232" Br 500232" 
W. H. Mutray,-Ottawa, Ontario, Can- 
ada. 


DreAMS oF Dixik; or, I hear the South- 
land calling, words and music by W. J. 
Robertson tof U.S; arr. by Vida FE. 
Litchfield tof U. Su. 1869 

@r lan 2A 7182322 ce Jan. 29 3 
-D5a0 LoS eV), ue Robertson music CO:, 
Pontiac, Il. 


Dronninc MArcRETHE; digt af Gyrithe 
Lemche, musik af L. Nielsen tof Den- 
mark op. 50; blandede réster. Copen- 
hagen, Wilhelm Hansen. 1870 

pecs 1 1O7 Fe hie Dee. Oe. Bs, 
556066; Ludolf Nielsen, Copenhagen. 


Dry THOSE EYES; from Shakespeare’s 
The tempest, music by Victor Pelis- 


sier, ed. and augmented by Harold 
Vincent Milligan ‘of Us Sa) (in; Pio- 
neer American composers. v. 2) 1. 


Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or bar. 
871 


(125 


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1872 


pt. 1 ness 


Dry THOSE EYES—Continued. 
© Jan. 23, 1923; 2%: ‘each Jan." 20; 
Be 555451: Arthar .P.- schimidt 7co., 
Boston. 


Dusoscg (CLAUDE) Deux oraisons; par 
C. Duboscq tof France); orgue. 1872 


©: Dec. 1479225 1 1c. Janis(9, 4923; 
FE, 551569; E. Demets, Paris. 


DupELE (A); song, 
Scher jot 6. Sa 


arr. by William 


(O37 N) 

1873 

©) Jan. 13h, 1023s 20. Feb. sae7 E 

553792: Saul Schenker, New York. 

(Copyright is claimed on new arrange- 
ment) 

Dus KABZENDEL; words and melody by 

P Ty @) Qa 

A. King ref U. 52. 1874 


Cia NR ARN Ae) 9 RAS Bie KO 560279 ; 
Adolph King, New York. 


K 


DzwoneEczkI (Bell) ; polka, by P. ele: 
hann fof U. S.; instrumental. 1875 
Le, Feb. 0241923) Ba Sonoue: 

Peter Feldhann, New York. 


"— wuvitaA; versi di Giuseppe Maestrale, 
musica di Ernesto Napolitano of 
Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, Edizioni 
La sorgente. 4to. 1876 

© 'Oce BO" 19225 Wer eb. 2) 1923); 
E 556110; Italian book co., New York. 


s—EMPE NAPULE; versi di Giovanni 
Moleti, musica di Vincenzo Santan- 
gelo cof Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, 
Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 1877 
@aOen: 20) 1922291 sc.Heb. 2, 1925, 
FE 556108; Italian book co., New York. 


1 


Eacu pAy A MorHer’s pAy; words and 
miusic by, O:. P. @auish jor we o4;5 

7 2470 
mixed voices. 1878 


©ijan!)18)d9255° 2 caja yee 
555381: Orson Pratt Huish, Payson, 
ital 


See In the highlands. 


Sce 


EARLY MORNING. 


EARLY MORNING. Playtime 


pieces. 


ONE 


Eartu (THE) AND MAN; words by Stop- 
ford A. Brooke, music by Clarence 
Dickinson jof U. $1; mixed voices. 
(Sacred choruses, no. 94) 4to. 1879 

Bebo 2uelo23°) 2ac> hhebs San 
553758; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Eastern (An) stuncasy. Sec Ring 
(Montague) Two songs of the desert. 


—— 


Ecuo sonc; words and music by Eliza- 
beth Gest tof U. Sa; sop., alto, and 
bass, melody in bass. 4to. 1880 

© Feb.8, 1923; 2" en Bega, 
553997 : Theo, «- Presser» co.) amla- 
delphia. 


ICHOES FROM AFAR; suite, by Rrudolph; 
Osterley ;of Austria; op. 23; pf. Con- 
tents: 1. The harpist’s evening song.— 
2. Love’s confession.—3. Love lost.—4. 
Hunting scene. 1881 

© Dec.’8, 1922: 1c. ane wees - 
E 556002; Schott & co., London. 


Ecstasy; valse hésitation, par Alfredo 
Barbirolli tof Italy); piano. 1882 
© Dec. '14,.19225.1 eam Birdos ; 

E, 551614; Heugel, Paris. 

Errusion. Sce Trois émotions. 

El UKHNEM: song of the Volga boat- 
men, Eng'ish version freely adapted by . 
H. M. Buck, Bs o6padornb O. Kene- 
Mana, adapted by Chaliapine and 
Koeneman, rev. by Chas. J. Gaisberg 
pot EAs 1883 

© Dec,. V5, 1922-00 cee mee ok oc: 
Jan. 13, 1923; E5385.) Ge Vieomes- 
ter, Itd., London. Copyright is claimed 
on revision) 


ELECTRIC GIR; shimmy-fox, by Helm- 
burgh-Holmes jof Germany) op. 101; 
piano. 1884 

© May -1,. 1922; Tic. Fama eos : 


FE, 556034; Befa-verlag, Berlin. 


44 


ELIZABETH S PRAYER. 
(Richard) 


See Wagner 


ELLE AIME CA; paroles et musique de 
Fred Pearly tof France) 1885 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 ei Heb Seie23 - 
E 556234; Francis Salabert, Paris. , 


EiLe pISAtY ...;.serenata hésitation, par 
G. Bonincontro tof France); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 1886 

© Dec. 28, 1922-1 c: fameea7e2s; 
FE 551840; L. Grus et cie., Paris. 


FariGRANT (THE); poem by John Mase- 
field, music by Lionel Russell tof Eng- 
land) 1887 


©" Jan. 17, 1925 ce. ener ee 
556078; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Ew Cupsa; folk song, arr. and t@ by 
Frank La. Forge jor -U. Saja amen 
voice. (Mexican songs) 1888 


© Jan. 2% 1923; Zc. Janv aoe 
555808; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New 
York. 


126 


MU bo COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


1907 


EN DJINRIKA; poeme de André Alexan- 
dre, musique de Georges Hite of 
France; (Deux poémes japonais, no. 2) 

1889 
orewee. 1451922: 1 ¢. Jan. 9.1923; 
FE, 551610; Heugel, Paris. 


EN souRDINE; paroles de Paul Verlane, 
musique de Frédéric d’Erlanger tof 
France) ; 1890 

ee. 14.51922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
FE 551570; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., 
Paris. 


ENGLISH FOLK sonc; how delightful to 
see, duet, by Geoffrey Shaw jof Ene- 
land); piano. 1891 

© jan. 19, 1923: E 
551974; Novello & co., 


22, 


weer, Jatt: 
id: Takao: 


ENtrR ACTE; by A. Walter Kramer of 
U. Si op. 46, no. 2; violin and piano. 


23; 1923; 
inc., New 


Grbecn15, 192i 2c. Jar. 
FE, 555962; N’Ginah pub. co., 
York. 


EVERY DAY IN ALL THE YEAR IS MorHER’s 
DAY; words by B. L. Lincoln,. music 
Pwutsco. Gran, jr. mor U.S, arr: by 
Theo. G. Beach jof' U. S11 1896 

Ot cy) Heb! 31923)" 5538423 Bok, 


Lincoln, Bayonne, N. J. 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY Way; words and 
musiG Byed! Hostal] tof. U. Sa,carr 


jh i cea ie eae: ] 


F 
iB 
j 
4) 
a 
o5 
: 
S 
4 
‘ 
ad 


by William Bakewell McCrackin jof 

Ue S3 1897 
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1923: E 558143: 

James Harold Hill, EF] Paso, Tex. 


or, Coue blues, words by Jane Jack- 
son and A. C. Elgar, melody by A. C. 
Bigaror Us Sa. 1898 

Omitce Feb: 14 1923; Se004 1 
A. Chas. Elgar, New York. 


EVERY ONE IS BEAUTIFUL IN SOME-ONE’S 
EYES; from Sunshowers, words. and 
music by Harry Delf fof U. Si Rev. 
ed. 1899 
CO) Keb wist. 1923-2 ¢ Reb. 14> ER 
558104; Leo Feist, inc... New York. 


EWERYBODY LIKES THE SAME SWEET GIRL; 


words by Jack Yellen, music by) F. 
Asmus tof U. S. 1900 
_© Jans 2) (9235-2 C. Feb. 2: E 
(Sheet music edition, B. 1830) | 1892 230719; -Weile pub: co.,,inc:, St. Louis: 
© Dec. 9, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; | Evervsopy’s stRuTTIN’ Now; fox trot, 
FE, 555545; Carl Fischer, New York. from Elsie, words and music by Noble 
Sissle and Eubie Blake rof U. S. 1901 
ENTRANCED (THE) HoUR; words by D. heb 131983 02 Gs Beh. 22 
I. Broadhurst. music hy Gwendolen 560254: M Mert SY Re 
Coleridge-Taylor jof Great Britain) Vion ‘if Cpe: Wa 
Gp a7; an, flat. 1893 
© Feb. 6, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 10; E | Exanration; by William Baines of 
556328; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. England; piano. 1902 
Or Vane 19 1923.0 @ Jant.22; 
Esterkk: words and music by Yankele 1969; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 
Brisker tof Sey ecob 2. FACHUTAR (SALVATOR PETER)  Inter- 
Faber (Y9/=ncN) MEZZO, ue t. Pachutar pot U. Sa 
Ne ae f. Wielinvands pi ——2. Pt. ee 1904 
1894 @©yie. each eb) 2, 1923; E 555751, 
16.1922. 2 e Feb: 5, 1923; 555752 ; Salvator Peter Fachutar, 
EF 559759; J. Leiserowitz pub. co., anta Cruz, Calif, 
New York. FACIMME’S PECCATO; parole-di Diego 
ee words by EL: Reisen- Corrao, musica di Cecchino Giordano 
blatt, music by Solomon Golub tof (of peo ‘mand, acc.) Naples, Edi- 
Ties ied. by’ Eh. Pospischil. zioni La sorgente, 4to. 1905 
Rena saan) © Oct. 20, 1922:.1 c. Feb, 2, 1923; 
ees FE, 556116; Italian book co., New York. 
1895 


Farr Hawatil, HOW 


1 I LONG FOR you; 
Hawaiian fox trot, 


words and music 


by H. Bell tof U. Si (Photostat) 
1 
tO) Te. Reh. 8, 1923. BY 560160: 


Harry Bell, Evansville, Ind. 
IaiR TS THE ROSE; madrigal, by Orlando 
Gibbons, ed. by Sydney Grew of 
Great Britain); five mixed voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. (Sixteenth cen- 
tury vocal music: First set of madri- 
gals and mottets of 5 parts, apt for 


907 


viols and voyces, no. 16) 


7 


1908 


Fair Is THE ROSE—Continued. 
©: Jan. 13:" 1923 cy ane 29 es, 
556138; J. Curwen & sons, lItd., Lon- 
don. 


FAIR MAID oF PERTH; overture, by J. 
Widdel,. arr. by Paul de Ville, rev. by 
Lester Brockton tof U. Si; military 
band. 4to. 1908 

©, Oct; 30, 1922: 2 ¢i.Jan, 29) 1923- 
EB 555523: Carl Fischer, New “York. 


‘(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


Famy (THE) s&a; words by Harold 
Simpson, music by Haydn Wood of 
Great Britain 1909 
My: Jan 18; 19gse dee, ane eee 
556013; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Fancy Nancy Criancy; waltz, words 
-and music by Harry Pease, Ed. G. 
Nelson and Jimmy Flynn jof U. $.1 

1910 
©. Van. 200) 192322 tc Jans oO, 
553910; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


FANFARE -JJOYEUSE; piece caractéristique 
par F. Mérigot tof France; piano. 
i911 
Meer NB 19272 Ave. fans Oni zs; 
E 551574: Durand et cie., Paris. 


FAR AWAY FROM THE MADDENING WORLD; 
words by E. M. Sires, melody by Her- 
man Dubois pseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
Ova WES: 1912 

AG) lc) (Feb. 9) 1923) FE) 555685; 
Edith Moore Sires, Crosby, Tex. 


FarEWELL (A); from Carry on, words 
by Robert Burns, music by D. 5. 
Drake tof U. Su 1913 

©@iglvey, Bel: 19,0 1923. 8, 560152" 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 
N. J. 


FAREWELL SERENADE (Serenata de despe- 
dida) ; Porto Rican love song, words 
by A. Rodriguez, music by Modesto 
Rivera tof U. S.1 1914 

©) Peb. 1019235" 2.6) chs: 152 oH 
558092: Modesto Rivera, Chicago. 
FAREWELL SYMPHONY. See Haydn 
(Franz Josef) 


FARMERETTES (THE); a modern opera- 
bouffe in 3 acts, libretto by R. 5. Hut- 
ton and Harrison Conrad, music by 
John Laurence Seymour tof U. 8.1 
op. 15. Vocal sc. 1915 


© lc. Feb. 8, 1923; D 26410; Rose 


Seymour-Hutton, Santa Monica, Calif. | 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. IL, Staal 


FAsctisMo ITALIA; tragic comical dance, 


by V. Spadea tof U. Si; piano. 1916 


© Feb: 5, 1923s 2c. FenGgs E 
553808; V. Spadea, New York. 


FATE, If WAS FATE WHEN I FIRST MET 
you; fox trot song, by Byron Gay, sc. 
by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. $.1; band. 
Ato. 1917 

© Feb. 5, 1923; 2c) Peni EB 
560023; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement] 


Fatty; words and melody by Harry 
White and Willy White jof U. Su, 
arr. by George Holman jof U.S. 1918 

© «1c. Feb: 21,7.1923 = 5 tame? ; 
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


FEALTY sonG; high school march, words 
by G. A. Brown, music by D. Spooner 
tof U. Si; unison voices. 4to. 1919 


©. Feb. oI, 19235) 22 cen a 
555859; Theo. Presser “co, eve inla- 
delphia. 


FELTON’S GAVOTTE; 
Shaw of Enelandi; piano. 1920 
© ' Jan: 19, 1923 tse) Was, 
551973; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


FremME (LA) A LA ROSE; valse, sur les 
motifs de la célébre chanson, par Gas- 
ton Gabaroche tof France); piano. 

1921 
© Dec. 31, 1922; 4-c.) ene Oya G23 - 
FE, 556240; Francis Salahert, Paris: 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


FEMMENA NAPULITANA; versi di Luigi 
Sica, musica di Alfredo Bascetta tof 
ligly; mand, acch shes 1922 

© Jan. 28, 1923; 2-ChReip eee 
560040; A. Peronace & A. Bascetta, 
New York. 


FemMMES (LES) LES PLUS JOLIES; chan- 
son, paroles de Joe Bérardy, musique 
de A. Hander tof Francei; piano avec 
paroles. ; 1923 

© Jan. 22, 1923: Ave Bee Oe 

556227; Alex Hander, Lyon, France. 


See Scheherazade. 


FEsTIVAL DANCE. See Dance suite from 
Decameron nights. 


FESTIVAL AT BAGDAD. 


FETER MAN KAN EICH; words by Morris 
Rund, melody by Sramuel;) Weisser 
[Ob Uscoa 1924 

©nl c. Feb. 8,°1923; EF 553038 oil: 
Rund and S. Weisser, New York. 


128 


duet, by Geoffrey 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


FingusE (LA) Dor; romance, 
Weissheyer tof U. ‘Ss op. 76; violon- 
cello and piano. 1925 

iy 21, 1922-2 c. Oct. 19; E 
553187; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
tCopyright is claimed on ’cello part) 


FInaLe. See Bach (Johann Sebastian) 
Suite no. 6. 


Fre-tREE (THE) AND THE PALM (Eup 
Wi MaapMa); romance, after Heine, poem 
by M. Michaeloff, English version by 
George Harris, jr. tof U. S., music by 
N. Rimsky- Korsakoff, ed,” by . Olin 
Downes of U. S.; medium voice, in 
E flat. (Select songs of Russian com- 
posers, Carl Fischer edition, series 2: 
Superior edition, no. 5571) English 
and Russian text) 1926 

wee, 1922: 2c. Jan. 29; 1923; 
FE 555535; Carl Fischer, New York. 

. (Copyright i is claimed on English ver- 

sion and arrangement) 


FIRESIDE LULLABY; by M. L. Preston tof 
We 5.45 pt. 1927 
(Opens ts 1923-2. cc, Feb. 7;°E 
555868; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


First CALL OF SPRING; serenade, by Wal- 

ter Wallace Smith jof U. Si; piano. 

1928 

@iiem. 26, 1923; 2c. Feb. 10; E 
555942; Belwin, inc., New York. 


First (THe) EASTER; a pageant of the 
resurrection, text prepared by Charles 
H. Crawford, music by George S. 
Schuler and Geo. F. Rosche tof U. S.; 
Ato. 1929 

©) Jan. 44,1923; 2 c. Jan.6; D 26405; 
Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 


First (THE) EASTER mMoRN; hymn by 
Charles Wesley, music by John Prin- 
dle Scott tof U. Si; high voice, organ 
ace. 1930 

eben. 13, 19232 ce) Feb. 17; © 
560132; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


. FIRST STEPS IN VOCAL MUSIC; by Joseph 
Wylli tof U.S. pt. 1, first grade. 8vo. 
1931 
(eniee 21) 1972-9". Jan: 6, 1923: 
aff. Jan. 8; A 694958; C. C. Birchard 

& co., Boston. 


FLAPPER (THE); words by E. Reese, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U.S. 1932 

© 1 c. Feb. 15, 1923;, EF 558074; -E. 
Reese, Keota, Ia. 


by J. | Frorow (FRrRiepricu von) 


1940 


Stradella- 
overture; by F. von Flotow, arr. by 
Theo. Moses, rev. by J. S. Seredy tof 
WaaSa: full orch, 1933 


© Nov. 24, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923’ 

t Dats 5 boys) <1 ie Carl Fischer, New York. 

(Copyright is claimed on revised ar- 
rangement) 

Firowrr. See Schubert (Franz Peter) 


Fryinc (THE) pBiros; by D. Rouillard 
tof Canada); pf. 1934 


© Nov: 205192251 ¢. Jan. 6, 1923: 

EB, 556051 - Donalda Rouillard, Mont- 
real, Canada. 
Foce (Eric) Caprice: by E. Fogg tof 
England); violin and piano. 1935 


©). fans 19) 1923 = tc. Jan: 22+. E 
551970; Elkins & CO., Itd., London. 


Fontaine (Lion J.) Six esquisses; in 
the Ist position, by L. J. Fontaine tof 
England) op. 36; violin and piano. 
Contents: 1. Supplication. — 2. Soli- 
loque.—3. Valsette—4. Chanson 
triste—5. Couchér du soleil mourant.— 
6. Marche des joyeux. 1936 

@pjans 48; 1923601) ¢ -Jan. 22. E 
SOF: Leonard & CO., London. 


For A GIRL LIKE YoU: words and music 
anon., (Mary F. Wilson, of U. Su. 
(Fine art black rey 1937 

Hebe 23,1923.) 2.6, Feb:n242.E 
560305 ; Edward B. es music Co., 
New York. 


For OLD LOVE'S SAKE; lyric by G. Hubi- 
Newcombe, music by Jack Thompson 


tof Great Britain); in F. 1938 

oO) pan a eles 1 o. Pehly (S40 4 
556145 ; Enoch & sons, London. 

FoRGET-ME-NOT; banana: by Charles 


Arthur tof U. Si op: 115, no. 2+. pi. in 
D. (Sheet music edition, RP 1161) 

1939 

@ Way. 23; 192252 ce: Jar 29: 1923: 
FE 555583 ; Carl Fischer, New York. 


ForLANE; de J. Mouret, réalisation de la 
basse chiffrée par Georges Dandelot 
tof France, partie de violon revue et 


annotée par Louis Wins; violon et 
‘piano, en sol mineur. (Oeuvres anci- 
ennes, no. 7) 1940 


Deer 14. 1922: 1.c. fan. 9, 1923. 
F 551590; Max Eschig, Paris. 'Copy- 
right is claimed on harmonization and 
collection 


129 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1941 


Founp; words and melody by Will C. 
Thomas. tof U.- Si, atte by) Anson /€. 
Jacobs tof U. Sa 1941 


© 1c Feb. 13, 1923; E 558038: 
Thomas & Thomas, Franklin, Pa. 


FouR GULDEN FOR THE SABBATH; a dia- 
log, words and music by Solomon 
Golub tof U. Sa, ed. by H. Pospischil. 


(MDW APN WDII"A ADE) 
1942 
© Dec. 15, 1921 2ien Van: 2301923 
FE 555960; N’Ginah pub. co., inc., New 
York. 


Fotur-HORSBMAN; words by C. C. Max- 
well, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by ‘Dheo.-G peachaior 29. vo 

1943 
le: Hebe 15) 1925608 vass0ee : 
Chas. Constance Maxwell, New York. 


Four o’cLocK BLUES; words and music 
by Johnny Dunn and Gus Horsley of 
(ORR SA, 1944 

Or Jane Ty Te28) 2se. Uranae hoe ee 
.555714; Perry Bradford music pub. 
co., New York. 


FRA GUDBRANDSDALEN; suite no. 2, af 
David Monrad Johansen tof Norway, 
op. 9; piano. (Wilhelm Hansen edi- 
tion, no. 2263) 1945 

) Dec: 28) 1972 4 co ian ae 83 
FE 551648; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 


hagen. 


FRAGRANT BLOSSOMS; waltz, by C. C. 
Crammond rof U. S$. op. 136; piano. 
1946 
©" Feb. oO. 1923" es Pepe ey 
560002; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


FRASQUITA ; operette in drei akten, worte 
von A. M. Willner und Heinz Reichert, 
musik von Franz Lehar tof Ger- 
many); vollstandiger klavierauszug mit 
text. 1947 

©) July Zoyi922 =)" es jian 25, 923): 
E 551988; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 


FRATERNITY BLUES; from T. N. T., words 
and music by F. C. Seligmann of 
eS. 1948 

© Web 5, £9282 en Pen se i 
553913; Florence C. Seligmann, New 
York. 


FREIE BAHN: bravour-marsch, von AIl- 


pt. 111; Be sn he 


© July 4, 1920; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1922: 

FE, 551633; Philharmonischer verlag, 

Berlin. Z 

FreunD Huscu. See Im base der 
jugendlust. 


FRIEND OF MY YOUTH; words by M. R. 
Kelly, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Theo. "G2 Beaen tof 
MS 1950 

©. 1 \¢.° Feb... 1541923 - aes 2 - 
Mabel Rose Kelly, Tyrone, Okl. 


Frivotity! valse chantée, paroles fran- 
caises de Fernand Bessier, musique de 
Dolly Grey tof France; La Parisienne 
edition musicale. 1951 

© Dec: 28, 1922: 1 ¢. Feb 9 1923 - 
FE, 556223: Lore‘te, Paris. 


FROM A GARDEN; words and music by 

Harry J. Pomar tof U. S.1; low voice. 

1952 

© Feb. 14, 1923: 2°¢ Feb. 15: E 

558044; R. L. Huntzinger, inc, New 
York. 


FROM EVERY EARTHLY PLEASURE; hymn 
anthem, words by Eliel Davis, music 
by Samuel Richards Gaines jof U. Sj: 
mixed cho., with ten. or sop. solo, 
organ acc. (G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 
7021) 1953 

©. Feb..\6, 1923722 Hens ee 
553956; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


See Sulli- 


Frost (THE) IS ALL OVER. 
van’s Irish jigs, no. 2. 


FRUHLINGS-BALLADE (Ballade du prin- 


temps); valse boston, von Albert 
Loeser tof Germany}; piano. 1954 

© May 13, 1921; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1922: 
FE 551629; Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 


FRUMLINGSCRUSS (Salut au printemps) ; 
bravour-marsch von Albert Loeser tof 
Germany) op. 96; piano, mit trio-text 
von Carl Bohm. 1955 

©, June 12, 1922 die Seapuse 26 
eee Philharmonischer verlag, Ber- 
in. 


FUIMMUCENNE A NAPULE: versi e mu- 
sica di Alfredo Bascetta tof U. S.; 
mand. acc.) 4to. New York, Naples, 
Canzonetta Napoletana. 1956 

©: Jan. 29, 1923. 2 ¢) Fens 
560134; A. Peronace & A. Bascetta, 
New York. 


bert Loeser tof Germany] op. 75; piano. | FUNDAMENTAL TECHNIQUE; by hig Ed 
1949 Ribbe tof U. Si; piano. 1957 
130 


ss 


ac 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


1971 


men cheb: 13, 1923;. FE, 558039; 
John Harry Ribbe, Seattle. 


FURNITURE (THE) REMOVER; written by 


Clifford Grey, music by Cuthbert 
Clarke tof Great Britain) (Musical 
monologues, no. 264) 1958 


foam 2 1923") bc Jan. 26; EF 
556047; Reynolds & co., London. 


GABRIEL'S MESSAGE; written by 5. Bar- 
ing-Gould, arr. and har. from an old 


Basque carol Dye oid) A. ok, »,/ Great 
Britain) (Jn University carol book, 
Die kept.” 1) 1959 


© Dee. aes +) les Jan. 10,°1923: 
#, 551702: A. W. Ridley & co., West- 
minster, England. tCopyright is 
claimed on arrangement and harmoni- 
zation) 


GAILY THE TROUBADOUR. See Playtime 


pieces. 


GarDEN (THE) oF Pan. See Bantock 
(Granville) Three songs from the 
Greek anthology. 


GARDEN (THE) OF ROSES IN JUNE; from 
Next please, words by Fred Ramsdale, 
music by H. Lytton Norman jof Eng- 

- land 1960 

Mee 40-1972: 1 c. Jan. 24, 1923; 
FE, 556341; Midland music pub. co., 
Derbyshire, England. 


GARDEN (THE) OF SLEEP; two-part song, 
words by Clement Scott, music by 
Isidore de’ Lata tot U. Si, arr. by 
Elwyn Middleton tot U. 5.1; treble 
voices. (Gamble’s school edition) 
Ato. 1961 

wien 23,1923; 2 c. Feb: 26; E 
560314; Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 


cago. 


“march, words and 
Robinson rof U. Su, 


(GARVEY’S BRIGADE; 
music by J. W. 
arr. by S. M. Wise. 

(ie Bie 101923: 20c: Feb: 133.2 


558036; John Wesley Robinson, Kan- 
sas City, Kan. 
_ Gavorra: See Danza. 
Gavorte; by Paul Ambrose rof U. Si; 


piano, in D. (Synthetic method for 
the piano-forte, by Albert Ross Par- 
sons, no. 34) New and rev. ed. 1963 

Cy eb.420, 1923-2 c, Feb. 23: 
560201; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. ;:Copyright is claimed on the 
new. and revised edition 


GAVOTTE AND MUSETTE. 
(Johann Sebastian) 


See 


Suite no. 6. 


Bach 


1962. 


GAVOTTE ET MUSETTE. See Suite dans le 
style ancien. 


by Herbert Ralph Ward tof 
(Recital pieces, grade 
1 and 2) 1964 

Werepn 24; 1923 2) c.Keb: 260 8 
560344 ; Edward Schuberth & co:, New 
Y ork 


GAVOTTINA ; 
Us joa piano: 


GEE HOW I FEEL LONELY; words and mu- 
sic by H. De Leonard fof U. Si 1965 


© oFeb;, 149192352 c¢ Feb: 142 
560033; Harry De Leonard, Union 
Hall Ney. 


GEL?T; words and melody by A. King tof 
UsSa 1966 
4G) Ween Mebe 23)" 1923); i “560278 
Adolph King, New York. 

See Before sunrise. 


Pvc! Von 


GENESIS. 


GENTLE ZEPHYR; song, by 


Hagen, ed. and augmented by Harold 
Vincent Milligan rof U. Si (Jn Pio- 


neer American composers, v.2) 1. Sop. 
or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or bar. 1967 

© Jan. 23, 1923; 2 c. each Jan. 26; 
BH  595455-- Arthur P. “Schmidt ‘co. 
Boston. 


See Allah. 


polka, by S. Patané rof Italy, 
New York; mand. or 
violin 1968 
Ouse) fan 24) 1923'40 B55 5868 3 
Sebastiano Patané, New York. 


Gippy Gostins;: by W. H. Potstock jof 
U. Sa op. 20; pf. (Sheet music edi- 
tions 2 11G3iy - 1969 

©. Now 25) 19222 eh Jan, 29141023 - 
E 555588; Carl Fischer, New York. 


< Child poems. 
See Haydn (Franz Josef) 


Gratz (A) LIKE you; words and_ music 
by W. J. Fritz tof U. S1;. piano with 
words. 1970" 

Cid ehiep: 12) 1923-1) te. 558968 » 

Walter John Fritz, Columbus, O. 


GETHSEMANE, 


GIANNINA: 
domiciled at 


Grrr (THE) 


GrIPpsy RONDO. 


GIRL 0’ MINE; a western song fox-trot, 
by Ernest Longstaffe tof Great Brit- 


~ ain}; orch. with piano-conductor and 
words. —4to. (Boosey’s orchestral 
journal, no. 1034) 1971 


© Nov, 3041922 -1..c. Jan: '20;:1923 ; 
E 551945; Boosey & co., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement! 


131 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


1972 


pt. IIT, 1. S., V. 18 


GirI, SCOUTS ARE TRUE; words and music 

by M. M. Brooks tof U. Si 4to. 1972 

©: Deer; 1922 Fier Webs, 3, 9A 

EF 555734: Marjorie MacFadon 
Brooks, Middletown, O. 


Girligé (THE) WITH A CURLIE; words by 
L. Jedlicka, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof U. Si, arr? by Theo. G. ‘Beach jot 
(ORS 1973 
© 1 ve? Feb) ds VtG25' ie S35 00035 
Louis Jedlicka, Long Island City, N. Y. 
GIRLS AND Boys. See Schubert (Franz 

Peter ) 


Gira (Una) a PateRMo; mazurk, di 
Ieee: Gascio ot UU. S.¢) Ist, viele 
1974 


© 1 ¢. Jan. 026,- 49233. 2555447 ; 
Joseph Lo Cascio, Bayonne, N. J. 


GIVENCHY; march, by P. Karius tof 
Denmark); reed and brass band. 4to. 


; 1975 
Gran: 1.6, 21923 <4 sc.ejam 0h E 
556067; Hawkes & son, London. 


GLAZOUNOW (—) Waltz; by Glazounow, 
op. 42, no. 3, played by Nadia Reisen- 
bere jot Ul Sa; in D major. CAm-= 
pico, no. 60971-G) ;Music roll) 1976 


©) Julye 20,°1922= 22c. Kebs 46,1923; 
E 560124; American piano co., New 
York. :Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


GLIDING; valse, by Camille de Rhynal tof 
Great Britain; orch., with piano con- 
ductor. 4to. 1977 

erpecs 13° (922° Vic. Janeth, 1923 
FE, 551638; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. 1Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement} 


GLORIOUS DAWN; Easter service for the 


Sunday school, words by Laurene 
Highfield, music by Thomas, Lowden 
and Rosche tof U. S.1 8vo. 1978 


© injans Ue oZ5= 2 0c wand ame iam 
A 695792; Geo. F. Rosche, Chi- 


cago. 


Grortous (THE) DAWN; words by Arthur 
Charlton, music by Arthur F. Tate rof 


Great Britain; in D. 1979 
Oman Vo O73 he. whan wore, 


551995; Cary & co., London. 


Giory BE To Gop; Easter anthem, text 
from the Scriptures, music by William 
Baines tof U. Sa; mixed voices. 4to. 

1980 


© Pebr ake 1923. 2 eves es 


555857; Theo. Presser co., 
phia. 


Philadel- 


GLory-LicHt (THE) oF EASTER; a sery- 
ice for Sunday schools, words by 
George O. Webster, music by J. H. 
Fillmore tof U. Si “Cmemnaig ©, 
Fillmore music house. 8yvo. 1981 

©)' Jan. 31, 1923512 epee 
553756; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Giory of Ecypr; waltz, by K. L. King 
fol. UW. Sa band: « Are: 1982 


© Feb. 7,: 1923: 2 co Weieaousd, 
555968; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Gnats; by Richard Richards tof Eng- 
land}; piano. (5 easy teaching pieces 
for piano, no. 2) 1983 

© Jan. 21, 1983. Tee Nemes 1c 
556197; West’s, ltd., London. 
Go GATHER THE GOLDEN GRAIN; words 


and music by E. M. Bartlett of Musi 

1984 

© Jan. 1, 1923 Peer gemertae 

558032; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. 


GoDDESS OF LOVE; 

Meyer of U. Sa 1985 

© 1 c. Feb. 21, 1923-22 “se0273; 
Matthew M. Meyer, New York. 


melody by M. M. 


Gop’s couNtTRY ; song of America, words 
and music by L. R. Bayard tof U. Sui 
Los Angeles, Calif., Pageant publish- 


ers. Octavo ed. 1986 
©. Jan... 15, 19237 eee 
560265; Lyman Ro: Bayan ita 

Waista: (Calit. 
Gov’s Forp; words and music by C. C. 
Mourer tof U. S. 8vo. 1987 
©) Jan.- 20, 1923: 2c Seo a ai, 


560059; Charles Calvin Mourer, Cin- 


cinnati. 


Gon’s owN SMILE; words by Robert 
Browning, music by Roland Farley tof 
UL Sao thteh \v-o1ed: 1988 


Feb. 1,° 1923 2%e) Henna) & 
555745; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Gorp (THE) pIccER; words and melody 
by James F. Hanley tof U. 5.1, arr. 
by Eugene Platzmann tof U.S. 1989 


© 1c. Feb..12, 1923; #555990; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
Work. 


GoLDEN (A) MEMORY; waltz song, words 
and music by F. W. Pearson of U. u 
199 


132 


ne, 3, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


2006 


ureb: 2; 1923; 2c. Feb..7;.E 
555850; Fred W. Pearson, Los An- 
geles. 
See Schubert 


GOLDEN SONG. (Franz 


Peter) 


GOLDEN SUNBEAMS; Children’s day serv- 
ice for the Sunday school, words by 
Laura E. Newell, music by Gabriel, 
Thiel, Thomas and Rosche tof U. Su. 
8vo. 1991 

am 18; 1923;.2 c. and aff. Jan. 
22; A 695791 ; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 


GOLDEN SUNLIGHT AND AZURE SKY 
(Blauer himmel und sonnenschein) ; 
English version by Clara B. Rains, 
words and music by Louis Koem- 
menich. jot U. Si; medium, in F. 
(Sheet music edition, V. 774) 1992 

ands 1923-2 ¢. Jan. 29; FE 
555551; Carl: Fischer, New York. 


GoLDMARIE; worte von Gerhard Welling, 
musik von P. Engelskirchen rof U. S$. 
maennerchor. New York, Luckhardt 
& Belder. Ato. 1993 


Pare! 1925; 2.¢. Feb. 23; E 
560299; Paul Engelskirchen, New 
York. 


Gour BLUES; words and melody by L. W. 
Lockwood at I Sy 1994 


© lc. Feb. 19, 1923; E 560143; Lee 
William Lockwood, Minneapolis. 


GONE, BUT STILL IN MY HEART; fox trot 
ballad, by Lee David, arr. by Geo. J. 
Trinkans jor OU. $3; vocal orch., in 


B flat, with words. 4to. 1995 
wan 16, 1923> 2.c¢. Jan. 24; E 
555377; M. Witmark & sons, New 


York. Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement] 


Good BYE FOREVER; by G. Giosi of Italy, 
domiciled at New York, arr. by Ellis 
HH Heisley jof U. $.1; piano. 1996 


tie i Bep... 7, 1923 +E. 555812; 
Guido Giosi, New York. 


Goop BYE LITTLE ROSEBUD; from The 
wildflower, words by Otto Harbach 
and Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music 
by Herbert Stothart and Vincent You- 
mans tof U. Sy 1997 


© heh 8,5 1923 2. ¢ Keb. 92 
558019; Harms, inc., New York. 


Goop (A) HEART ALL THE WAY; the 
merry heart, words by Anne Page, 
music by Robert Coningsby Clarke iof 
Great Britain) 1998 


133 


© Jan. 19,) 19233) Bc. Jan: 
556030; Chappell & co., 


ANE 
Itd., London. 


GooD LOOKING MAMA, SWEET SCENTED 
MAMA; lyric and music by L. E. Abel 
fOr, U..8.1 ae 


© 1. ¢.. Feb. 12; 1923: E 55598 
L. Earl Abel, San ‘Antonio. 


Gounop (CHARLES FRANCoIS) Serenade; 
berceuse, by Gounod, arr. by Gaston 
Borel jot U. Si; 2 violins and, pi., 
‘cello ad lib. 2000 

@VPebs ty, 19233) 2 ic Heb. 5s Ee 
555741; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on transcription) 


—— Si le bonheur (When to thy v ision) ; 
romance from Faust, English version 
‘by Harrison Millard rof U. Sa, music 
by Charles Gounod, ed. by N. Clifford 
Page tor Wi, Sa; ‘high voice, in A. 
(Operatic songs and duets, Carl Fischer 


edition, series 5. Superior edition, no. 
5562) (French, English and Italian 
text 2001 


© Dec. 15,1922. 2°cJan, 29: 1923: 

E 555533; Carl Fischer, New York. 

- (Copyright is claimed on English ver- 
sion and arrangement) 


GRACEFUL DANCE; by Jane Munn Spear 
jot U. $1; piano: 2002 


(van, 24, 102352) €. Jan. 273 55 
555474; Hatch music co., New York. 


Grar LUCKNER-MARSCH; musik u. text 
nach Aussprtichen Graf Luckners, von 
Gustav Schacht of Germany); piano 
mit text. 2003 


©) Sent. :8,..1922: 1... Jan: 9, 1923 
B 9516035°C. F.- Kahnt, Letpzig. 


GRASSHOPPER DANCE; by Wm. H. Pot- 
stock prof U. S. op. 16, no, 12; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1179: Musi- 
cal zephrys) ._ 2004 

© Oct. 30) 1922: 2 & Jan: 29; 1923; 
EF, 555538; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


GREAT ARE THY TENDER MERCIES; words 
from Psalm 119, music by J. B. Her- 
bertinot Ue: Sa 2005 


Cuan. boih925 12: «> Beh. dst 
558021; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, III. 


GREAT PEACE HAVE THEY; sacred song, 
words from Psalm 119, 165, 167, music 
by Stanley T. Reiff tof U. Si; high 
voice, in E flat. (Sheet music edition, 
V. 428) 2006 


©eDeew9) 192252 eo Jamn:\( 29, 219235: 
EF 555546; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


2007 


ENTRIES 
pt. TTY, fea meee 


GREET THE UNKNOWN WITH A CHEER; 
words by Wm. Walker, music by T. 
Jones fof England; (Jn Gospel songs, 
series nos. 3 & 4) 2007 

© Sept: 4; °1922-"ie Sept. 11s E 
556121; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


Gretry (—) Andantino; from the opera 
comique, Le Huron, by Grétry, freely 
transcribed and arr. by Alfred Pochon 


tof Switzerland, domiciled at New 
York); violin and piano. (Sheet mu- 
sic edition, B 1783) 2008 


© Nov. 20, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923: 
E 555595; Carl Fischer, New York. 


GRIEG (EpvArp HAcERupP) Chanson 
triste; mélodie de E. Grieg, arr. par F. 
Salabert tof France); orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. (Collection des chefs 
dceuvre pour les petits orchestres, no. 
139) 2009 

©: Wee! 31, 1922" 1c. Web: 79: 1923 
EF, “5560237: Francis Salabert: - Paris: 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


— Dance caprice; by Grieg, op. 28, no. 
3, played by George McManus of 
U. S31 (Ampico, no. 60981-G) (Mu- 
sic roll 2010 

© July-'20,.1922:°2 ¢.. Feb. 16, 1923 
F, 560111; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


The last spring (Letzter frtihling) ; 
by Grieg, op. 34, no.-2, ed. by McNair 
Ilgenfritz rof U. Si, played by Mary 
Angell. (Recordo, no. 67230) (Mu- 
sic roll 2011 

© plane 25)) 1923): 2c. dam ole 
555701; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


Peer Gynt suite, no. 2; by Grieg, 
ap. 55) are by, Ww lake jethWes i: 
military band. (United States mili- 
tary band journal, no. 279) Contents: 
1. Abduction of the bride —Z. Arabian 
dance.—3. Peer Gynt’s home coming.— 
4. Solvejg’s song. 2012 

©) Nov-ali6, 1922 Drew yan 29 102 3 
EF, 555590; Carl Fischer, New. York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


GUARDATEME, GUARDATEME! versi di 
Francesco Ventapane, musica di Al- 
berto Benincasa jof Italy; mand. acc. 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 

2013 
© Get 120 1922 sie. sh epn 2.61923. 
B 556111: Italian book co, New York 


1 


Guip (A) NEw YEAR TO ANE AN’ A’; 
Scottish song, written and composed 
by Power & Bendon tof Great Brit- 
ain, arr. by Leon T. Acland tof Great 
Britain); in B flat. > .Staff anditonic 
sol-ia notations] 2014 

© Jan. 26, 1923;..1.c. [ae 


55c080; B. Feldman & co., London. 


Gurion (Davin W.) Minuet; by D. W. 
Guion tof U. $1; piano. 2015 
©). Feb. 3, 1923: 2 Gy Begeaeneas 
555823; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


GULF COAST BLUES; words and melody by 
Clarence Williams tof U. Sa, arr.. by 
BaOuglln Clark jet Uatea 2016 

1 c. Feb.- 19, 1923% > Hi s60es |: 


Irene G. Williams, New York. 


GUTENACHTLIEDCHEN. See Im banne der 


jugendlust. 


Hap’ MICH LIEB; valse bos‘en, text von 
EK. Neumann, musik von Edward J. 
Mayson tof Germany) 2017 

© June 12;) 1922- Ive Segre 35 
551632; Philharmonischer verlag, Ber- 
Jin. 

Hap I tHe HEAVENS’ EMBROIDERED 

cLorHs. See Song fancies. 


HAnpeL (Grorc FrikepricH) Hornpipe; 
from Handel’s Water music, freely arr. 
by P. A, (Grainger otis iewor: 
(Free settings of favorite melodies, 
no. 2) 2018 

©, Feb. 6, 1923: 2 e, Bei 
553958: Percy A. Grainger, ‘White 
Plains, N. Y. (Copyright is claimed 
on arrangement) 


—— Seven pieces rand) Six fugues; by“ 
Handel, ed. and fingered by Thomas F. 


Dunhill of Great Britain); piano. 
(Augener’s ed., no. 5096)  (Cover- 
title: 7 pieces & 6 fugues) 2019 


©! Déc, 21, 1922; Toc) an Za eens 
EK 556001: Augener, Iltd., London. 
‘Copyright is claimed on editing and 
fingering) 


2°™e sonate: par G. F. Handel, rév. 
par L. Fournier tof France); piano et 
violoncelle, en ré min.; piano et violon- 
celle. Edi‘icn classique A. Durand et 


fils. 2020 
© Dec. 13, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
9) 


E . 551572; Durand et? ‘cie; = amis 
(Copyright is claimed on revision 


"3 Jessons: by (Handel) ed. andhame 
gered by Thomas F. Dunhill tof Great 
Britain) piano. -_Augeners edsiane: 


- 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 
5095) Contents: 1. Prelude and air 
with variations in B flat—2. Minuet in 
G minor.—3. Two chaconnes with vari- 
ations. 2021 
orber. 14,1922: 1 ¢.'Jan. 24, 1923; 
E 556012: Augener, Itd., London. 
‘Copyright is claimed on editing and 
fingering | 


Piameno win B. P.O. E.; words and 
Giusie py WV. Gi oBautz tot U)-S.1,: arr. 
by Roy N. Peterson tof U. Su. 2022 

© Wc. Feb. 9, 1923; FE .555905; W. 
George Bautz, Milwaukee. 


HANDHOLDING BLUES; fox trot, words 
and music by A. M. Reynolds tof U. Su, 
arr. by Louis La Rondelle 
land, domiciled at Los Angeles, Calif. 

2023 
Oe creeps 12 1923:-: EF 558006; 
Alene Margarette Reynolds, Venice, 


Caliy. 


HANG If ON THE CEILING ; words and mel- 
ody by W. A. Moloney tof U. Su. 
2024 
Owiecwr eb) 5, 1923-1) 555783; Wal- 
ter A. Moloney, Altoona, Pa. 


Happy (A) New YEAR AND THE SAME 
ro you; words and music by Bond 
Rowell tor ‘Great Britain): -in F. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 2025 

Oi dene 162 1923-41 iy ec. Jan..19- FE 
556029; Lawrence Wright music co., 
Lendon. 


H-REMSTRAUME (La reveuse du harem) ; 


von Erik Meyer-Helmund tof Ger- 
Many]; piano. 2026 
Gm May 1,. 1922-2, ¢) May li: E 
951832; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 
Harpist’s (THE) EVENING sonc. See 
- Echoes from afar. 
Havpo.ou; chorus, text Biblical, music, 


by Z. Zilberts tof Russia, domiciled at 
New York); mixed voices. 


’ 
= => — 


(| iD \ ae! i) 
2027 
G@oieby 15. 1923" 2c. Keb. 16: E 
560052; Zavel Zilberts, New York. 


HAVE YOU BEEN ROBBED YET? words by 
B. Gorman, melody by E. Gorman of 
WeSapart by Marcy Altord tof Us.Sa 

2028 
ce laa 2029-5 iH 553572 
Billy and Eddie Gorman, Chicago. . 


HAVE YOU SEEN BUT A WHITE LILY GROW; 
poem from Ben Jonson’s The devil is 


tof Eng- | 


2038 


an ass, music an anon. lute song trans. 
by Sydney Grew of Great Britain 
Curwen ed. 4to. 2029 
© Jan. LOQS Arh Hank, ZO OE 
556134; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Haiypn (Franz Josef) Farewell sym- 
phony; finale by Haydn, re-arr. by 
Chas), J; Reberts tor Us'S.4;. full orch. 
with piano conductor. 2030 

vans LOZ3e 2 eta 20): 1S 
BSogGL Carl (Pischerm” New .. York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


—_— Gipsy rondo (Ungarisches rondo) ; 
by J. Haydn, transcribed by Louis 


Kohler, ed. by F. Henri Klickmann 
‘of U. $1; piano. (Modern gems, no. 
Oy? 2031 


© Dec. 2itn 10222: Dee, 262. 55 
554582; McKinley music co., Chicago. 
(Copyright is claimed on editing) 


Hazer EYES; words by Robert Nelson, 
music by Lauri Bowen rof Great Brit- 


aint? ia E hat 2032 
© Jans IE 19235) ce. Jan. 242.8 


551985; Reeder & Walsh, London. 


He’LL oPEN THE GATE; words and music 
byw. wl, Bartlett pot UeSa 2033 
Qe janet, 1973s 2ieo. Feb. 13308 
558029; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. 


Hk ROSE FROM DEATH; words by Emmett 
S. Walden, music by Crhristopher) C. 
Stafford tof U. $1 2034 

Or Pani ah 1923") 2) 6 Pebie ld 24% 
558027 ; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. 


HeE’s.4 cucKoO: words and melody hy 
B. Witkowitz tof U. Sa ; 2035 


© ie Hepa 7, 1923" 5555905 
_ Benjamin Witkowitz, Brookl yn. 


Hr’s A WILD MAN; words and music by 
Jean Schwartz, Cliff Friend and Louis 
Gress rof U. Su 2036 


Ora. Gr eb. +8. 119235 > B553936 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


HkE’s MINE; words and music by F. W. 
Proctor tot U: Sa 2037 
Got se, eps 245) 1925 5; S603 10): 
Frederic William Proctor, New York 


Hg took ME IN; words and music by 
Albert Allen Ketchum tof U. S., arr. 


by: PP. Biltorn pot UL Sa 2038 
© Heb, (10), 1923) 2)-c. Feb. i238 
553987 ; Peter P. Bil horn, Chicago. 


Hao 


? CATALOGUE OF 
2039 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111,n. s., v. 18 


HeAR My cry, O Gop; anthem, text 
from Psalm 61, music by R. M. Stults 
rof U. S21; mixed voices. 4to. 2039 

©. Beb. 8; O25 7 369) Heb. 13-0 
553999; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


HEART 0’ MINE; words and music by 

M. F. Cooke tof U. S.1 2040 

©-P es eb, 00) 1923-10 Bs553979 5 
Mildred Frye Cooke, Boston. 


—— words by F. Pecci, music by Geo. 
Geral, jr. 10t WoS5 var sby Cheon G. 
Beach tof U. Si 2041 

On) ees (eb 15. 1923. 558079 


Fred Pecci, Boston. 


Heart (A) oF GoLD; poem by Robert 
W. Service, music by C. Wright rof 


U. Sa; medium voice. 2042 
Om Mens to 1673 2c hebs o> ee 
553787; Cecil Wright, Glens Falls, 


IN. ONE 


HEARTS ENCHANTMENT: song without 
words, by L. Renk tof U. S.1; piano. 


2043 
© Feb... 1923* 2=c.. Reb. tae EK 
560015; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


HEAVENLY (THE) vorcE; poem by Eliza- 
beth Reynolds, music by Granville 
English tof U. Sa; high voice, in A 
flat. (Sheet music edition, V 786) 

2044 
@-Decx30; 1922: 2 c. Jan. 29: 1923: 
FE, 555567; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Prelude; 
Hecker rof Great Britain. 
domiciled at Elgin, Ill; piano. 2045 
©Weby 13, 1923-2) e) Feb, 14> 
558043; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 
HEGESA-TANGO; von Jaap Kool tof Neth- 
erland); klavier. 2046 
Oman: "3091927 1c: Fan. 9 923i- 
EH, 551667 ; Adolph ‘Fiirstner, Berlin. 


HELF?T DIE YIDEN IN RusLAND; words by 
L. Gilrod, melody by Herman Wohl 
for (US 


(INO EN 


HECKER (BER?TA JOSEPHINE) 
by B. y. 


DIAN NT YD IDT) 


2047 

© ee, 6, 1923" 553818 
Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 

Hrtro Mars; words and music by Jay 

1a Harrington for ULtSa 2048 


@© ane 225 1023-226. hehe iG. Es: 
553894; Capitol music co., Seattle. 


15. 


HERBSTHAUCH; gedicht von Rtickert, 
musik von Hans Pfitzner tof Ger- 
many] op. 29, no. 2. 2049 

© Jan. 18, 1922; "lc: Jans Sees - 
E 551660; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


HERE AM I—sEND ME; class song, words 
by Bertha Kirk, music by E. Gandy 
for Ue “a, 2050 

© Dee. 21, 1922: 2 ¢: Beby 2iasea; 
E 560264; Elmer Gandy, Los Angeles. 


Herors’ MARCH; by John J. Thomas tof 
England); piano. 2051 
© Jan: 9, 1923:22).c. Yanegeen 2; 
555669; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


HEROES OF THE AIR; march, by C. Fred’k 
Clark tof UwSa 1b. Orch. with piano. 
Ate) ee 2052, 2053 

© Nov. 29, Dec. 27, 1922; 2 c. each 
Feb. 5, 1923; EF, 555/72, 5557604, 9Val- 
ter Jacobs, inc., Boston. Copyright 
is claimed on arrangement) 


Heure (UNE) D’EXERCICES; par Eugene 
Reuchsel prof Francej; piano. 2054 
© Dec: 14, 1922; 1 « Jan, 99923; 

FE, 551573: GC) Dupuis eats: 


Heures (Les); poeme de Paul Arosa, 
musique de Georges Hie of France) 
2055 
© Dec. 14,1922: 1 ¢) Jam Oinie23 ; 

F 551617; Heugel; Paris: 


Hry-pmppLE-DIDDLE. See Tiny tots tales. 


Hickory pickory pock. See Tiny tots 


tales. 


words by 
Marjory 


HinLs OF THE HOMELAND; 
Alwyne Meade, music by 
Meade tof Great Britain) 1. In D.— 
2. Te 2056 

© Jan. 12, 1923; 1c each jam 20: 
E 556036; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


Hinpbu LAMENT; by D. Knapp tof Los uA ie 

piano. 057 

© “1. Feb: 1207923 a8 ae 
Dorothy Knapp, Los Angeles. 


Hinpvu Love Moon; Oriental fox trot, 
words and music by Vern Elliott and 


Ethel Sanborn jof U. Sy 2058 
© Jan. 13, 1923? 2 ‘cya ss 
553569; Sanborn-Bush pub. co., Los 


Angeles. 


His Is A FINE PHIZ, HIS Is! words and 
music by Terry Sullivan and John P. 
Long 1of England); in G. Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 2059 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2076 


mrNoev.'23,,1922--1 c. Jan. 13,1923; 
E 551738; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


His YOKE; words and music by C. Har- 

old Lowden rof U. Su. 2060 

(© Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1923; 

E 560178; Heidelberg press, Phila- 
delphia. 


Hocu HemecKkspurG! marsch, yon. Ru- 
dolf Herzer tof Germany; op. 10; 
klavier. 2061 

fee 1471916; °1' c. Sept. 5, 1922; 
FE 551636; Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 


HOR DU VALSENS LJUVA MELODI; sang- 
vals, text av Gerd Nasenius, musik 
av H. Smidt-Gregor tof Germany): 
piano, with text. 2062 

© Nov. 23, 1921; 1 c.- Feb. 2, 1923: 
E 556152; Carl Gehrmans musikf6r- 
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


HoLpDING HANDS; comedy song fox-trot, 
words and music by Wynn Stanley, 
Andrew Allen and Jos. Geo. Gilbert 
rof Great Britainj; in E flat. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 2063 

eee | 1923- 1 ¢. Feb, 2: E 
556176; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Hort (THE) IN THE waLL (Le trous 
dans le mur) ; intermezzo fox trot, by 
Craven ;of France}; orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 2064 

foeteb. 9 1923: 1 c. Feb? 10; E 
556337; Société anonyme des éditions 
Ricordi, Paris. 


Editions Ricordi. 

2065 

mai. 31, $993: 1c Feb. 1;°E 

556179; Société anonyme des éditions 
Ricordi, Paris. 


piano. 


HoME AGAIN WITH MAMMY DOWN IN 
NEw OrLEANS: words and music by 
KP? Yaw. rot U. Sa 2066 

ie ceihan Th 19238 555425: 
Ralph Percy Yaw, Hartford. 


Home (A) BRIGHT AND FAIR; words by 
H. C. Fitch, music by Everett J. Evans 
rof U. S.1 Invincible ed. New York, 
Invincible music co., inc. 2067 


je Keb, ©, 19232 c.. Feb. 10°. E 
553939; Henry C. Fitch, Demos, O. 


HoME MY LOVIN’ DIXIE HOME; words by 
John Anderson, music by Joe Hearst 
iof Canada) 2068 


{3 


2yX@) span, 22 1925 2 es Heb. 63 
556200; Hearst music publishers, ltd., 
Winnipeg, Canada. 


Tlome SALVATION ARMY LASSIE; selec- 
tion from Carry on, words and music 


byes S. Drake-of US S24 2069 


ee Heb. 65, 9925.2’ 7 505757 
Dorothy Sussdorf Drake, Oakland, 
its ib 


Honey; dat’s all, by Egbert Van. Al- 
styne, arr. by H. M. Higgs tof Great 
Britain); salonorch. 4to. (Chappell & 
co.'s salon orchestral journal, no. 202) 


2070 


eva LG 5h98S Sl, ey, Jame 27 ces 
. 556062; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement; 


Honey po; words by Z. Plymale, melody 
by Herman D&bois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.1 2071 


Ci bre Bene 1s, 1923's. 5, 
Zelma Plymale, Muncie, Ind. 


HongEY, LEY US TAKE A LITTLE WALK: 
words and music by Iza Ameratta 
Canfield tof U. S.i, arr. by Charles D. 
Ostergren tof U. 5. 2072 


© le. Feb. 19, 1923; EF, 560151; Iza 
A. Canfield, Minneapolis. 


Hore ON stTIL1,; words by V. Weiser, 
music by M. Franke tof U. Si =. 2073 
et es fan. 29, 1923 E 555633>. Vir- 
ginia Weiser and Mabel Franke, St. 
Louis. 


Hoptown CHINATOWN Hop; words by 
James Dealy and Doc Hunsbedt, music 
by Billy Baskette tof U. Sa 2074 

©)e jan: 29; 192322) ei tFant 295.4% 
55551Z; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York.: 

Hornpirk. See Handel (Georg Fried- 

rich) 


Hor AND BOTHERED; fox trot, by Cecil 
Macklin tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to. 2075 

Or War 265 1923 -w ie. Fame 30 ae 
556074; Cary & co., London. (Copy- 
right is claimed on arrangement) 


~Hovr (THE) : poem by Jessie B. Ritten- 


house, music by Sol Alberti rof U. S.1; 
medium voice, in E. (Sheet music 
edition, V 788) 2076 

Dec ns 1022 502 cc) Jan. 20,1925; 
E 555565; Carl Fischer, New York. 


7 


CATALOGUE OF 
2077 

Hours oF MEMORY: waltz, words and 
music by D. and Estelle Swartout tof 
We Sa 2077 
@) Feb: 5, 19233 24e) Feb. G20 
553868; Don L. Swartout, Cedar Rap- 

aS a 


How BEAUTIFUL UPON THE MOUNTAINS; 
anthem, words from Isaiah, music by 
Harry \L: Vibbard tot (U:, Sa; snmsed 
voices, organ acc. ,4to. (Church mu- 


sic review, no. 676) 2078 
Febs:/; |. 1923 2uc “Feb. 82> E 
553923; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


How can I HELP LOVING You? words by 
Percy Edgar, music by Mark Strong 
rof England) 2079 


OC Mav, cor 1oee la Vane 5, Foes 
B55 1740- Francis, Day & Paice 
London. . 


How cAn I] LEAVE You; with variations, 
by W. C. Moebius tof U. $1; flute and 
pi. 2080 

© 1c. Feb:5, 1923: 5, 555801. Wm. 


C. Moebius, Chicago. 


How DEAR TO ME; words by Thomas 
Moore, music hy L. Saynische of 
Wow 2081 

Qik e iPebsd9, 1973 2 560169: 


Louis Saynische, San Antonio. 


How MANY; words by Samuel H. Chase, 
melody by Samuel H. Cohen jof U. Su, 
arr. by Edgar Wilson tof U. S.1 2082 

Gyo dnier, Hebi?) W282 Vi Saosal 
Cohen & Chase, Worcester. ° 


How proup TL BE: words by Benny 
Davis, music by Harry Akst tof U. S$. 
2083 

nme, 9. 1923 2c. Feb. 105) 
553961; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


HuLsA-HULA Ross: 
Reed and 


words and music by 
Awan {ol Us Sel arreoy 


past Di Harrineton rot Us Si 2084 

Giekeb: Ae TO25:  20e: hep. ios 
553805; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


Humoreske; by Anton Dvorak, op. 101, 
no. 7, arr. by C. S. De Lano tof U. S.1: 
2 steel guit. and piano. 2085 

jam, 22, s: Oe oon. oes 
oo84 CoS. We LWanc,, Los Angeles. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


he 


Htumor&tsouE: by Norman Tellier tof 
England) op. 24; pf. 2086 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


par Rogelis Huguet tof Spain; 
violon avec acc. de piano. (Concert 
moderne, no. 10) 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 ¢. Feb: 9) ais: 
FE, 556233; Francis Salaber® (ae 


HUNGARIAN. DANCES Nos. 7 & 8: See 
Brahms (Johannes ) 


HUNGARIAN RONDO; by W. H. Potstock 
tof U. Sa op. 26; pi. (Sheet music 
edition, P 1165) 2088 

© Novy. 20,. 1922; 2c: Jan. 29 ses 
F 555587; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Hunt (THE); by Herbert FE. Hume 
phreys tof England; op 11; small orch. 
and iano. 4to. 2089 

© ‘Jan: 10,91923: -f se ia 
556338; Midland music pub. co., Derby- 
shire, England. 


See Echoes from afar. 


Hustiinc (THE) BLURS; words by 
O. W. Jenkins and T. L. Walker, mu- 
sic by E. S. S: Huntington jot U. Si 

2090 

© 1 c« Feb. 9) 2ites>) Boa 1. 

Oscar’ W... Jenkins “ane? “Pues is. 
Walker, Nashville. i) 


HyMN OF MAN. 


HUNTING SCENE. 


See Before sunrise. 


Hymn to Cotorapo; poem by Lilian 
White Spencer, music by A. J, Ruth- 
erford tof U.S. 4to. 2091 

© Jan. 10, 19235 25c eae 
555791; Althea Jewell Rutherford, 
Denver, Col. 


HyMN to SPRING; words by Thomas 
Fuller, music by Richard Kountz tof 
U. S.; men’s voices. 4to. 2092 

©” Feb, 1, 192352 ©) Bene wae 
555861; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


I AIN’’ GOT NO BLUES; words by J. 
Brewer, music by E. 8. S. Huntington 


for Uy . 2093 
© 1 ‘c..; Feb: .23,:1923>, sees: 
J. Brewer, Snyder, Tex. 


I AIN’ NEVER HAD NOBODY: CRAZY OVER 


ME; words and melody by Jimmy Du- © 


rante, Johnny Stein and Jack Roth tof 


U. Sa, arr. by’ George Holman tot 
Usa 2094 
© 1.¢ Feb: 21, 19232 BE Senos: 


Fred Fisher, inc., 
I BELIEVED YOU; 


New York. 
fox trot ballad, by 


(Cy Jani Oy S925 2G Jan. 29; E Vaughn De Leath ipseud: of Leonore 
555064; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- Von der Liethi and William L. Haens- 
ton. ler, jr., arr. by Geo. J. Trimkauseiet 

138 


pt. 11, n.s., v. 18 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2111 


ke 


U. Si; vocal orch., in C, with words. |: 


4to. 2095 

mereien. 16, 19233 2¢¢e, Jan..24: E 
555375; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement) 


CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP OVER YOU; words 
and melody by Leo Wood, Irving Bibo 
and Howard Johnson tof’U. Sua, arr. 
by L. Wood. 2096 

Pomc Van 725, 1923\: B. 555433; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


I'D LIKE TO GO BACK; words by W. Law- 


| ome 


rence, music by Geo.. Graff, jr. tof 
Sivarr. by Lheo, G.. Beach ‘tof 
sl 2097 
Giptect tan, 25, 1923; EF, 553619: 
William Lawrence, Cleveland. 
(THE) DECIDED TO BE IMPORTANT. See 
Playtime pieces. 


I DO LIKE TO BE IN GOOD COMPANY; words 


_~ 


= 


Lon 


eS 


and music by R. P. Weston and Bert 
Lee fof England); in B flat. (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 2098 

mone; 1922-1 ¢c. Jan. 13, 1923; 
i Solvo2;-Krancis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


DON'T WANT A REGULAR GIRL; words 
and music by George Arthurs and 
John P. Lone jof England; in. F. 
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations; 2099 

Nev. 25: 1922" 1 ¢ Jan. 13, 1923; 
Be 551757, Francis, Day &. “Hunter; 
London. 


DREAM OF A CASTLE IN SPAIN; tango 
fox trot, words by J. Keirn Brennan, 
music by Lee David tof U. S.1 2100 

(iteby 15,1923: 2 ¢ Feb. 21: EF 
560258; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York, 


FIND “EM, FOOL, EM, FONDLE AND FORGET 
eM; lyric by Alex Gerber, music by 
Jean Schwartz rof U. Si 2101 

Owes 8) 1923.)\2)-c. Keb, 9) EB 
555903; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


GAVE YOU ALL THE LOVE I HAD; words 
by Arthur Lambe, melody by Alfred 
Solman fof U. S., arr. by Claude Lap- 
ham vot Us Sa 2102 


(npn rcs Bebe Go l923: BH 553820 


Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


HEAR MY MAMMY CALLING; words by 
C. F. Bell, music by Geo. Graff tof 
WaSiutiam. by theo G. Beachs tot 
Lesh . 2103 


I 


ities Fel: 152.1923 3. 558098- 
C. F. Bell, Middletown, N. Y. 


HEAR THY VOICE IN EVERY SONG; by 
Louis Silvers 1of U. Sa, arr. by W. C. 
Pollavjiot. U.S.) orch:). Gold Seal i 
brary series. 2104 


©@rjune 22,1922 ie. Jam 20-1923 
lic. Feb..24; FE: 560324: Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. 


KNEW BY THE SMOKE THAT SO GRACE- 
FULLY CURLED; words by T. Moore, 
music by J. Willson, ed. and aug- 
mented by Harold Vincent Milligan 
tof U. Sa (nm Pioneer American 
komposers. va Zyl: Sop:;or ten 2: 
Mezzo-sop. or bar. 2105 


© Jan. 23, 1923; 2 c. each Jan. 26: 


Boosts a Actus) P.’ Schmidt’ co, 


| 


AT, 


Boston. 


LIKE MY BEER WITH THE FROTH ON; 
written and composed by Paul Pym 
(of England; 2106 

© Jan. 10° 1925s 1c) Jan.) 245 
556340; Midland music pub. co., Der- 
byshire, England. 


I, BE LAUGHING AT YOU WHEN YOU SAY 

GOOD BYE; words by Billy Frisch and 

Verna Sadler, music by Ed. Kamnetz 

fof U.S. 2107 
©. Jaa. 24. 1923-2 c, Feb, 152. 

aa? Beilin & Horowitz, inc., New 
ork. 


I'L, BE WAITING AT THE OLD FARM GATE 


roR you; words and music by Thomas 
Evans prof U: S. 2108 

(© Heb. 26,1923: «2c, Feb. 272-E 
560350; Song shop co., Columbus, O. 


I'LL BE WITH YOU WHEN THE ROSES BLOOM 


IN SPRING; lyric by H. Von Tilzer and 
Geo. A.’Kershaw, music by H. Von 
Tilzer tof U. S$. 2109 
y@) Feb. 10, 1923.2 ¢..Beb. 12+. 
555989; Harry Von Tilzer music pub. 
co., New York. 


[LL GO WHERE YOU WANT ME TO GO; 


nT, 


9 


hymn, words by Mary Brown, music 
by Carrie E. Rounsefell tof U.S. 2110 


© Feb. 8, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 12: E 
560343; C. E. Rounsefell, Chicago. 


SAY GOOD MORNING WHERE THE 
MORNING GLORIES GRow ; words by Alex 
Gerber, music by Jean Schwartz of 
WeSs 2111 
© 1c) Feb.6;. 1923.» 5538290. 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 
AGW, ; pte [it saay Sonne 18 


I'LL TELL THE WORLD YOU ARE THE GIRL Hume (of Great Britain}; band. 24mo. 


tHAT I ApoRE; words and music by 
O.-G, T.:O' Heriot Us sacar. bye 
bert M. Kanrich tof U. $1 2112 
© Loc. Feb. 24, 41925: 8 seuait: 
Octavian 'G, I. OMe Lowell: 


I tonc FoR you; poem by O. E. Ure, 
music by Wm. O. Hightower rof U. — 
24 


(Boosey’s brass band journal) 2121 
© Dec. 13, 1922; 1c. Jan. 20, 1923 ; 
E, 551944: Cecil Lennox & co., Lon- 


don. [Copy right is claimed on atrange- 
ment) 


I’M GETTING so Now I DON’? CARE; waltz 


song, words by Richard Howard and 
Bartley Costello, music by Dave Ringle 
fof U.S. 2122 


©). Dec, 12, 1922* 2 ie Dee aig, at 
555424; Olive E. Ure, Los Angeles. © Sept. 23, 1922:'2 ¢. Oc Wa= = 


548986 ; Triangle music pub. co., New 


I Love ME, ’'M WILD ABOUT MYSELF; York. 
words and music by Will Mahoney 
rot U. Sa 2114 | I’m cormnc BACK ‘0 DIXIE RIGHT ‘o- 


© Feb. 14, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 16; E NIGHT; words and music by S. J. Mack- 
560058; Broadway music corp., New lin tof U. Sus, arr. by Charles L. Lewis 
York. for -Us S24 2123 

© 1 «©. Feb. 9,-1923- Ho Ss5e51: 
Stonewall Jackson Macklin, Covine- 
ton, Ky. 


I LOVE THE DEAR OLD SUMMERTIME ; 
words and melody by T. Lewis jof 
Si 2115 

@Qthe “Peby Zi? 1923: 15 “560261; 
Thomas Lewis, Woodridge, N. J. 


I LovE you BEST; words by Harmon 
Brewer, music by Mary Helen Brown 
UR SS 2116 

@ Heb. 8, 1923; 2c, Febe Ags) E 
560007; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


I’M GOING BACK To DIXIELAND; words by 
E. S. S.. Huntington, music by’ RG. 
Wilson tof U. Si 2124 


© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555927: Ruth 
Case Wilson, Dany ille, Ind. 


I’M GOING ON A TRIP TO-MORROW TO A 
LITTLE SOUTHERN ‘TOWN; words by 
A. J. Dyer, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington rof U. Sa 2125 

© 1 c. Feb: 23, 1923) 3 5e0ez20- 
A. J. Dyer, Bulyea, Sask., Canada. 


I’M A DEMON ON THE OLD JEWS-HARP; 
words and melody by Al Bernard rof 
U. Say arr. by Walter Haenscher tof 
a Se 2117 | I’m just A DREAMER OF DREAMS; words 

@rlkenbeb. 14. 1923: 8 So00s4: and music by L. C. Shimon fore: 4, 
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New arr. by Arnold Krueger rof U. $11 
York. 2126 

© 1c. Feb. 2, 1923; 8555729" Benis 


I’m BrOADWAY’S DANCING Foo.; words Cu'Shinion. Malwanled 


by B. C. Thompson, music by E. S. 5S. 

Huntington pof U. S$. 2118 
© Ll © Heb. 23; 1923; &. 560224; 

Bernard C. Thompson, Des Moines. 


I’M JUST A LITTLE BLUE, roR YOU; waltz, 
by Gillespie-Van Alstyne, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sui, played by 
Clarence M. Jones tof U. Si (Re 
I’M FEELING BLUE FoR MAMMyY Lou; fox cordo, word roll, no. 67310) Music / 
trot ballad, by Lew Pollack, scored roll) 2127 
by Geo. J. Trinkaus rof U. $.1; vocal © Jan. 25, 1923; 2 e Jann eee 
orch. im C,. with words. Atom (22119 555693; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
© Feb. 5, 1923; .2 °c.) Feb. 1457 cago. (Copyright is claimed on editing 
560026; M. Witmark & sons, New and interpretation) 
York. (Copyright is claimed on new 


’ Beast 
arrangement; I’M JUST A PASSING FANCY; fox trot, 


words by King Zany {pseud. of Jack 

I’M GAZING WHERE ALL WOULD END FOR- Dill, music by Roy Ingraham of U. §.1 

EVER; words by H. Syrjala, music by 2128 

B.S) S) Huntington rot U.S.1.° 2120 © Feb. 13, 1923: 2 c. Feb. 21: E 

© ces G9). 192328555910); 560260; M. Witmark & sons, New 
Helmi Syrjala, Sandwich, Mass. York. 


I’M GETTING BETTER EVRY DAY; song one | I’M JusT wiLp asour Harry; one-step, 
step, by Mark. Strong, arr. by J. Ord from Shuffle along, by Sissle and 


140 } 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2146 


Blake, played by Herbert Clair of 
WeSa> in D flat. (Ampico, word roll, 
no. 202581-F) :Music rolh 2129 


*© June 20, 1922: 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560117; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation 


TM ONLY A PILGRIM; from Caroline, 
words by Harry B. Smith jof U. Su, 
music by Eduard Ktinneke. 2130 


Hep: 9 1923: 2c) Feb. 10: E 
Hao009- Harms, inc.,. New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on revised lyrics) 


TM REBUILDING MY CASTLE IN THE AIR; 
words and melody by James Kendis 
and James Brockman rof U. Sua, arr. 
by Charles F. Wernig tof U. Si 2131 


© 1c. Feb. 3, 1923: E 553768: Ken- 


dis-Brockman music co., inc., New 
York. 
I’M SO LONESOME FoR you MAry; words 


and melody by W. A. Moloney tof 
] Oe a1 32 


ie Bebe 5; 1923; FE . 555782 
Walter A. Moloney, Altoona, Pa. 


Te SWEEPING THE SNOWFLAKES ALL 
AWAY, SO MOTHER WILL NOT KNOW; 
words by H. J. Wright, music by E. 
Vadeboncoeur tof Canada}, arr. by 
Eee > tuntington tof U. Sa \. 2133 


(tc eb. 9, 1923 E 555935; H.-J. 
Wright and FE. Vadeboncoeur, Shaun- 
avan, canada: 


IM THINKING OF MY MOTHER; words by 
Weide Patrow, music by:-E. S. S. 
Huntington rof U. S. 2134 


© 1c. Feb. 23, 1923: E 560206; 
W. H. Farrow, Frenton, N. J. 


I’M. TROUBLED IN MIND; by Coleridge- 
Taylor, op. 59, no. 14, played by Henry 
D. Tovey tof U. S; (Ampico, no. 
61071-F) (Music rolh 2135 

pAue. 20, 1922. "2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560106; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


I MADE SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING 
WHEN I MADE SOMETHING OU’ OF YoU! 
lyric and melody by E. Murray, jr. tof 
UeSaath by Will By Held. tof ie ee 

13 


© 1 c Feb. 2. 1923; F 555953; Ed- 
gar Murray, jr., and Nadia Popkova, 
Chicago. 


I Mus? Go Back ‘to Moscow; words by 
Charles Seidenman, music by S. Seiden- 
man tof U. S.1; piano, with words. 

Zl Se 
Oc eb. 3, 99235 4, 553784 - Sid- 


ney Seidenman, Washington. 


I NEED A NEW DADDY; words and music 

by E. Darlme tof. Sa 2138 

© lc. Feb. 7, 1923; E 555849; Lake 
Darling, Hollywood, Calif. 


[ oNLY KNow I LovE you; lyric by Ruby 
Kirby, music by L. Lescale tof U. Sah 
op. 89. 2139 

@* Feb: 5, 19273" 2c. Reba Ss. & 
555906; Lucius Lescale, New Orleans. 


I'VE BEEN WANTING You; from The danc- 
ing girl, words by Harold Atteridge, 
music by A. J..Corney and Alfred 
Goodman tof U. S) 2140 

© Nan 29 1025. 2c Jane a0, B 
555660; Harms, inc., New York. 


[VE FOUND A LITTLE HEAVEN; or, Good 
bye dear heart! good-bye! words and 
melody by B. Fromm fof U: S.ne 2144 

© 1c. Jan. 23, 1923; EF, 555389; Ben- 


jamin Fromm, San Francisco. 


I'VE COT A MAN OF MY OWN; Words and 
music by G. W. Thomas jof U. S. 
Chicago, Ill., Geo. W. Thomas music 
co. 2142 

_© Heb: 16) 1923.26. Beb: 192 
560149; Geo. W. Thomas, Chicago. 


l’vVE GOT THE BLUES FOR MAMMY, AND 
MAMMYS GOT THE BLUES FOR ME; 
.words and melody by Hy Heath fi. e. 
Ee. AW en and Wm. Dougherty tof 
U. Sua, arr. by H. W. Heath. 2143 


@-lnce. Web. 12; 1923+ FB .555965- 
Henry Walter Heath, Oakville Tenet 


I've Gor THE GREENS ;. words by George 


Bowles, music by Lucien Denni jof 
We S35 2144 
© loc, Peb.. 8.1923: EK 553028" 


J. W. Jenkins’ sons music co., Kansas 
City, Mo. 


I'VE HAD THE RAZZ-00, NO JAZZ LEFT IN 
ME; words and music by William J. 
McGrath fof U. Sy 2145 


@ lic eb. 19,1923 -- FE 560168: 


National music co., Clev altar 


‘l’VE Lost you, so WHY SHOULD I CARE: 


words and music by L. Stroud of 

U, Si, arr. by Harry. P. Guy tof U. S.1 

2146 

lhe. ans. 29: 1923): i 595518 ; 
Lynn Stroud, Detroit. 


141 


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2147 


I want Jusit#yvou; words by E. Ss. 8. 
Huntington, music by S. Lystedt tof 
Usa 2147 

©: 1 6 Reb 2a. Tees Sans. 
Sigurd Lystedt, Everett, Wash. 


ke 


WANT SOME LOVING FROM THAT SWEET 
DADDY OF MINE; words and music by 
V. Lorraine tof U. Su 2148 

© “Te; Pebrets.) 1924: 4 558053 : 


Vivian Lorraine, Chicago. 


Loe 


WANT SOMEBODY ; words by Val Valen- 
tine, music by C. C. Thode tof U. Su, 
arr. by V. Valentine. 2149 

© 1 ec) Pepcid: 19255. S60LGy 5 
Chas. E. Thode, Fresno, Calif. 


WANT TO GROW WITH GROWING OMAHA; 
words by Albert Adair, music by J. K. 
Johnson tof *U. Si (Omaha, Neb.1, 
Rialto theatre. 2150 

(had 20;. 1923 2.0) Feb; 
555843; Julius K. Johnson, Omaha, 
Neb. 


kK 


WANT TO LIVE IN OLD VANCOUVER; 
words and melody by J. A. Mills tof 
Omak s PAS | 
ye jane 20. 1923. an aoe: 
John Arthur Mills, Hope, Canada. 


rH 


— 


WANT YOU ALL TO MYSELF; words by 
Ethel J. Gardner, music by J. Miller 
and Mary Taylor sof U..S.1 Zi5e 
Gren i 1923-2". Feb. 83 
553920; Jennie Miller, Brooklyn. 


| 


WANTED TO BE IN STYLE; words by 
L. Farrell, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
fof (Us) Sa, art, by Pred. Rounds tot 
Usa 2153 

OM ie. Meebo, 1923.5 7 S5S6A8: 
Lijlian Farrell, Los Angeles. 


— 


WisH I COULD BELIEVE you; duet, from 
Peaches, words by Robert B. Smith, 
music by Max Steiner fof U.S. 2154 
©. Heb. 81925 12 eu Reb woes 
558016; Harms, inc., New York. 


WIsH I COULD SEE YOU SMILE; words 
by Aurice Vincent, music by 
GStotpe (io 1G MOL oe athe py: ‘ 
Go) Beach jot ULS3 2155 

Gyihsne Bebe, 3. OZ3)5- ck 5 3839 - 


— 


Jessie A. Vincent, Highland Park, 
Mich. 

T wonpER WHY; words and music by C. 
Manion of U. S$. 2156 


Oni eckebrl2. W255 38 585982. 
Clarence Manion, Evansville, Ind. 


14 


pt. 114, 0s2 wee 


I, X. L. marcH; by G..B. Snyder tof 
|e ess annie, 3 2157 
©. Jan. 25; 19235 2 ie. Pemeoeen 
555956: Geo. B. Snyder, Chambers- 
burg, Pa. 


I’Z IN A FLURRY, OH DO HURRY; one-two- 
step for piano, with song duet, words 
and music by R. B. Eisenberg tof 


U.Sa 2158 
Jan. 22, 1923:°25¢ Bebe 5 


553895; Midwest music house, Hast- 
ings, Neb. 


IcH SUCH ’NE GESCHIEDENE FRAU; fox- 
trot-lied, worte von Herbert Drickrey, 
musik yon Albert Loeser tof Germany| 

2159 

© July 22, 1922-" 1 ic Sener 

ae Philharmonischer verlag, Ber- 
in. 


IDLE FANCY; serenade, by Harold Ben- 
nett tof U. Sa; band. ‘Cincinmai-O.. 
Fillmore music house. 4to. | 2160 

©) 1c. Jan. 16, 1923-9 eee 


555507; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


IF ANYONE CAN STEAL YOU, THEN YOU'RE 
NOT THE ONE FOR ME; words by Ed- 
ward Laska, music by Constance Tal- 
madge fof U. Sj 2161 

© Feb. 26; 1923: 26. \Mepweren de: 
ae Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
Tork, 


If DREAMS COME TRUE; musical comedy, 
Ivrics and music by Paul W. Wolf, 
M. H. Cleary, M. K. Voedisch and 
others rof U. S., har. and aere by 2. 
Eegner tof U. Su 2162 


© Feb. 10, 1923; 2 ci epee 
26415; Philip Egner, % Carl Fischer, 
New York. 


Ir I DARE BELIEVE THE LOOK IN YOUR 
EYES; words and melody by J. Graham 
Odie Brees sy 2163 

© 1c. Feb. 3, 1923; E 553766; John 


Graham, New Haven, Conn. 


Ir I wap you; words by B. Petrikin, 
music by. Geo, Grafh, Gry orp Ueno, 
arr, by Fred S. Rounds 7eneuiisn 

2164 
© 1 ce Feb.: 3, 19255" Be aaa 
Blanche Petrikin, Iberia, Mo. 


Iv I torn you; from The wildflower, 
words by Otto Harbach and Oscar 
Hammerstein, 2d, music by Vincent 
Youmans and Herbert Stothart of 

: Wass 2165 

9 


i 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ‘ 


no. 3, 1923. 
©) Feb. -8,- 19235. 2 _c. Feb. 9; E 
558013; Harms, inc., New York. 


Is I WERE A SUNBEAM; words by Lucy 
Larcom, music by W. S. Schwartz rof 
WS. 2166 

i ac Heb. 13, 1923; EK. 558041; 
William Spencer Schwartz, Atlantic 
City. 


If THE SUNSHINE CAME AT ONE TIME 
words and music by J. L. Thomas of 
Baio 2167 

Sekic.. Feb. 8, 1923;. FE 553929; 
Joseph Leander Thomas, South Bend, 
Ind. 


Tf 4657S WORLD WAS ALL SUNSHINE; 
words by Harold Irving Peacock, 
muasceby Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. $., 


ageey Laco..G. Beach jof U. §$.1 
2168 
eer nan: °25,71923; EF. 553613; 


Harold I. Peacock, Milwaukee. 


JE WINTER COMES, SUMMER WILL COME 
AGAIN ; waltz, by H. M. Tennent, arr. 


by Hilding Anderson jof U. S.1; orch. 
with piano. New York, Chappell- | 
Hams, inc: . 4to. 21069 | 


(e) gameZ3, 19233. 2c. Jan. 24 
555426; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. ;Copyright is claimed 
on arrangement) 


It you ARE THE ONE I’VE SO LONG BEEN 
CHASING, THEN YOU WILL BE A PLEAS- 
URE TO ME; words and music by Z. 
Seybold rof U. S. 2170 

Wee, Peb. 9, 1923: EF 555933 ;-Zeb. 
Seybold, Ada, Okla. 


Ik YoU COULD ONLY LEARN TO CARE; lyric 
by Alex. Sullivan, music by Martin 
Broones prof U. Sa. 2 

ei pkep, 9 1923; 2 ¢ Keb. 10: © 


553946; Jerome H. Remick & co., New’ 


Work, * 


I You GO, YOU’LE, COME BACK BY AND BY; 
fox trot, words and music by Henry 
Creamer and Lew Polack tof U. S. 


2h, 

© Beh. 19. 1923::2 ¢ Feb. -27; E 

560353; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


Iv YOU HAVE THE SUNSHINE IN YOUR 
HEART; words and music by T. Jones 
iof England; (Jn Gospel songs, series 
nos: 3 & 4) 2173 
(© Sept 4; 1922: 1c. Sept: 11; E 
556120; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


1163—23——_4 


Fria S| 


! 


2182 


If YOU’RE sorRY; words and music by 
Charles F. Pietsch tof U. S. 2174 
©) Migb. 1, o 192331 2) eb eb 62 7 
553812; Thurston-Hoffman co., White 
Pigios, N.Y. 


IF YOU WILL BE THE SAME OLD GIRL; 
words and music by Joe Goodwin of 


W.-Sa 2175 
©: jad. 27, 19233 4ee Keb: 5; FE, 
555765; Joe Goodwin music corp., 


San Francisco. 


Tir; words and music by J. P. Aagaard | 


for WU Sa | 2176 
Opal .c.7 Heb. .23.: 1923); .F- 5602Z33% 
JubB. Ageaard, Covington,V a. 


ILKLEY TARN. See My native heath. 


par Emile Martron 
2177 
E 


Amster- 


ILLUSION PERDUE; 
rof Holland; piano. 
Cr Now 30). 9627? 1c: Dec.c2: 
551990; Benjamin H. Smit, 
dam, Holland. 


IM BANNE DER JUGENDLUST (Children’s 
realm) ; zwolf neue kinderlieder von 
M. A. Peters tof Germany) op. 78, 
nach dichtungen von Richard u. Paula 
Dehmel, Otto Ernst u. s. w., English 
version by W. Schaumburg. hft. 1. 
1. Zu mutters geburtstag. —2. Klein 
Ilse-—3. Freund Husch._4. Der protz.— 
5. Die trommelpartie.—6. Gutenacht- 
liedchen. 2178 


Owreb so 1923 ic. Keb. 13% 7s 
556343; Max A. Peters, Berlin. 


IM TANZENDEN Boot (Au gré des ondes) ; 


von Erik Meyer-Helmund of Ger- 
many]; piano. 2179 
© =May A, 1922>" de. May dd 3B, 


551834; A. Cr: inz, Brussels, Belgium. 


[MPRESSIONS OF A TRAVELLER. See Mayer 
(Max) Five old Chinese lyrics. 


Ix a CHINESE BUNGALOW; by L. A. Daly 

ron. OU. Sais plano: 2180 

6) “ve. yan; 29) 1023)= -E S5os00': 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


In A CHINESE TEMPLE-GARDEN ; oriental 
phantasy, by Albert W. Ketelbey rof 
England); pf. 2181 


rian. te. lors. can ste 
556059; Bosworth’ & co., ltd., London. 


IN A CORNER OF THE WORLD ALI. OUR 
OWN; waltz, words by Gus Kahn, music 
by Jesse Crawford tof U. §.1, arr. by 
Frank E. Barry tof U. S.; orch. with 
words. 4to. (Feist edition, no. 1107) 

. 2182 


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2183 


pt. I11, n. s., v.18 


Inv A CORNER OF THE WORLD ALI, OUR OWN— 
Continued. 


© Feb. ‘13; 192352 c. Feb. 14; 
558113; Leo Feist, inc. New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


IN A FAIRY BOAT; by Brian Hope, arr. 
by Albert W. Ketelbéy tof England; 
orch. with piano conductor. 4to. 2183 


© Jan’ 23) 1923) te. Jans 245 
556182; Elkin & co., Itd:, London. 


IN A ROSE GARDEN; reverie, by Tobia 
Acciani tof U. $13; orch. with piano- 
conductor. 2184 

© Nev. 27,1922: 2" fan. 29-1923: 
EF, 555526; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


————e 


piano. (Sheet music edi- 

tion, P 1181) 2185 
© Nov. 2/;. 192252: Jan. 29, 1923; 

E 555578; Carl Fischer, New York. 


IN A SUMMER HOUSE; by Marie Rose 
Wilking tof U. $.1 op. 23, no. 2; piano. 
2186 
©) Lc: debe M7: 1923 ce BMS S837. 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 
6 - 


In A way, I’M soRRY, AND IN A WAY, 
I’m cap; words by Chas. and Harry 
Tobias, music by Geo. J. Bennet tof 
oe 2187 

Omer eb ts, 1923. 2 c;. Feb, day 
558094; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


In Apri; words anon., music by Walter 
HH Adken -jof -U..Sa5sop., alto and 
bass. 4to. (Willis school songs, no. 
4060) 2188 

© anee 24, 1923 2c, Kebiude 
555730; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


In Arcapy. See My little Irish rose. 


IN CHEIDER (In a Hebrew class room) ; 
from Chatzkele kol boinik, words by 
Mordchele Chemerinsky, traditional 
melody arr. by J. and J. Kammen tof 
Ue Sa 

(V7 JAN) 
2189 
@itReb: 7721923 2c) Hebe ae a, 
555998; Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. Copyright is claimed on 
arrangement) - 


IN DEAR OLD PENNSYLVANIA; words by 
.. B. H. Grigsby, music by Russell Young 
ae. UR Se 2190 
© Feb: , 4923: 2c Bebe voces, 
553872; Ben H. Grigsby and Thomas 
Early, Pittsburgh. 


In Gop’s APPOINTED TIME; words by 
Johnson Oatman, jr., music by J. B. 
Herbert jor Usa 2191 

(©) Jan. 1, 1923;>2 7c ene ee, 
558030; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, 
Hartford, Ark. 


IN HEIMLICHER NACHT (Nuit mysté- 
rieuse) ; morceau de salon, von Erik 
Meyer-Helmund. tof Germany); piano. 

2192 
© May 1,°19225°% cia 
551826; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


IN JAZZ TIME; Words by J. Carter, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 2193 

© lc. Feb..3, 19235 3 pares, 
Josephine Carter, Leadville, Col. 


In JUDAH’S FIELDS; written by John S. 
Arkwright, music by Edgar Pettman 
tof Great Britain) (Jn University carol 
book, bk. 1, pt. 2) 2194 

© Dec. 30, 1922-1: James 
E 551704; A, W. Ridley & co., West- 


minster, England. 


IN LEAFY JUNE. \Sce Times and seasons. 


IN. LILAC-LAND@s by aid, oe: Hewitt tot 
Un Sas 2195 
©. Febru; 1923); 2. eee 
555867; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
IN LINE OF MARCH; by J. E. Wells tof 
U..S1; band2= Ata. 2196 
© Feb. 12; 1923; 2 & Fem aay & 
555974; Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. ~ 


IN LOVE’S SPRINGTIME; words by R. W. 
Ward, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud: of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. , 

219 


© 1 c: Feb... 9, 1925; “aaa: 
Robert W. Ward, Kingston, Canada. 


Y 
IN MERRY MOOD; by B. Percy James tof 


U. S.; piano. Boston—New York— 
Chicago, Evans music co. | 2198 
© \Feb,. 15, 1923: 26) Bem aye 


553992; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


IN MY DREAMS; humorous song, written 
and composed by Ronald Bagnall tof 
Great Britain); in G. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 2199 

© Jan. 12, 1923: Voc. jane 
556044; Reynolds & co., London. 


IN MY WONDERFUL GARDEN OF DREAMS; 
words and music by Maud Branson 
Stephenson tof U. Si 2200 


144 


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no. 3, 1925 


2217 


fete 1c. Feb, 12, 1923; 555991; 
B. J. Stephenson, Knoxville, Tenn. 


In Onto; words by H. Wilson, music 
ng Geo. Gram, jr: rof-U. Su, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach jof U. $1 2201 

© 1c Feb. 15, 1923; E 558080; 
Harry Wilson, Akron, O 


Ix o~p Maonrip; fox trot, words by 
John P. Harrington, music by Howard 
Flynn jof England) 2202 

ce 29, 1927: 1c. Jan. 12,1923; 
E 551668; St. Giles’ pub. co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


IN ROSETIME WHEN WE SAID GOOD BYE; 
fox trot, by Earl, played by W. Mc- 
Donald and Fred A. Schmitz of 
U. Si; in G. (Ampico, word roll, 
no. 202801-F) (Music roll 2203 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560076; American piano co., New 
York. ;Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation 


IN SACRED BENARES. See Treharne 
(Bryceson) Five Oriental songs. 


In a A ee waltz, by Mason Slade 
i. e. W. M. Slade, of U. S.1; piano. a 
22 


@reiee Feb. 12, 1923; EF 555987; | 


William Mason Slade, Chicago. 
6 


IN THAT LITTLE HOME [’D LIKE TO BUILD 
FOR you; humorous duet, words by 
E. A. Searson, music by Harold Arp- 
thorp rof Great Britain); in C. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations} 2205 

eae ae, 1925-1 be Jani 26; i 
556043; Reynolds & co., London. 


IN THE BEAUTY OF HOLINESS; words arr. 
’ from Scriptures and music by M. C. 
Powell tof U. Si; high voice. Chi- 
cago, Ill., Thos.-W. Hatch. 
Pewee, 5. 1923-52) 6. Keb. 6; E 
553899; May Corbin Powell, Chicago. 


IN THE COTTONFIELD; by Wm. H. Pot- 
Stacie for) WeS4 op. 16, no.'8; pf. 
(Sheet music edition, P 1183: Musical 
zephyrs) 2 2207 

(ey et. (50,1922 2 G. Jan. 29, 1923; 
FE, 555619; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


IN THE FOREST; words by F. C. McDon- 


ald, melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. » 


- of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 2208 


© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555884; 
:_ Frances C. McDonald, :Salt Lake City. 


2206 - 


IN THE GAY OLDEN TIME. See Old world 
dance songs. 


IN THE HEART OF THE HILL; by W. Bat- 
son rot U. Sua, arr. by N. McDonald 
rof U. Si; orch. with piano. 4to. 

2209 
©. Fe. 6; °1923:.2 Feb; 105+ 
553963; William Batson, New York. 


IN THE HIGHLANDS; by Edgar Barratt 
tof England); pf. Contents: 1. The 
island cave-—2. Early morning. 2210 . 

Gyan. 29; 192331). Jane 303. 
556180; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


IN THE LAND OF SUNSHINE; words and 
music by T. Jones tof England) (In 
Gospel songs, series nos.7 & 8) 2211 

(sept. 4, 21972 7'1 .c- Sent: tis 
556124; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


IN WOODS ENCHANTED; sylph dance, by 
Geoffrey Blackmore of England; 
piano. 2212 

Oiten 27) 1975.--8 tes Fame tS ls as 
556080; Whaley, Royce & co., Itd., 
Toronto, Canada. 


INDEPENDENT (THE) CANDIDATE; hu- 
morous patter song, words and music 
by E. A. Searson tof Great Britain, 
arr. by Charles J. Winter tof Great 
Britain); in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 22h 

ee) Meee, 9192327 1 ves Jan: (263 18 
556040; Reynolds & co., London. 


INDIAN BOY; fox trot, by Harold Ben- 
nett rof U. Si; band: Cincinnati, O., 
Fillmore music house. 4to. 2214 

Ohba 52 1075 2. cc. Tan. 29~ 35 
555504; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati. , 


| INDIAN GUIDE BLUES; words by R. Ham- 


ilton Cary, music by Delyte Tremayne 
ive MD OKane ot Ul Sa. 2215 

© ire) Jan.’ St 192329555708: 
Mabel Delyte Tremaine O’Kane,; Tuc- 
son, Ariz. 


INDIAN PIPES; by Marion ‘Bauer of 
De sr op. 12, no..2> pt... rom the 
New Hampshire woods, no. 2) 2216 

©’. Web. i 19233 2-en:Kebo Sz, E 

_ 555746; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


InpIANA Lou; words and music by W. 
Benbow rof U. Sa, arr. by Don. A. 
Dawley tof U. Si ZANT 

ric Beb: 28:' 1923: ° 560359: 
William Benbow, Chattanooga, Tenn. 


(145 


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2218 


pt. 111,41 is 


INDIANA WE’RE COMING HOME; words by 
Edna Bell Seward, music by W. J. 
O'Callaghan rot Ue Sa 2218 

© Dec. 9, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 14, 1923; 
E 560018; W. J: O’Callaghan, Culver, 
Ind. 


Infant (THE) Kine; words by 8. Bar- 
ing-Gould, music arr. from an old 
Basque Noel. 
book, bk. 1, pt. 1) 2219 

©’ Dec. 30; 192275) cyan 10, 1923); 
FE 551699; A. W. Ridley & co., West- 
minster, ngland. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement) 


INSIGNIFICANT ME; from Peaches, words 
by Robert B. Smith, music by Max 
Steiner of U. Si 2220 

©. teen. 8, 1923) 2 tc. oeb. O85) 
558017; Harms, inc., New York. 


INSOUCIANCE. See Mayer (Max) 
Five old Chinese lyrics. 


INTREAT ME NOT TO LEAVE THER; text 
Biblical, music by Wiuintter Watts fot 
UW. S21 = contralto: 2221 

jon, 15, 19239 2c. ane 225 

553558: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


INVINCIBLE FIDELITY; march, by Albert 
A. Fradeneck tof U. Si; band. 4to. 
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 

99? 


he oe 


© Reb. 7, (1923092 ce Web, d2> 
555967; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


IRELAND MUST BK A GARDEN IF YOU ARE 
A witp Iris Rose; fox trot ‘song, 
words by George Graff, jr., music by 
Bert Rule rot U. S83 

@) Feb. 13, (O23 2ec es Feb: Zi 
560256; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 

TRIS DANSE SUR LES FLOTS. See Amphi- 

trite errante. 


TRISH MELODY; silent O Moyle, duet, by 

Geoffrey Shaw of England); piano. : 
222 

Ou Jian 1919231) dans 22 | oe, 
551975: Novello & co., Itd., London. 


TRRESISTIBLE EYES; words by Annie T. 
Barrett, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
UW. Sh, sare “by Dheo.G.) Beach ot 
OSS 3 2225 

©) 1 ce helm 15, 1923: ie sa58058', 
Mrs. A. T. Barrett, Vicksburg, Miss. 


IstAnp (THE) CAVE. See In the high- 


Jands. 


(In University carol 


146 


IstAND (THK) KING; selection, by Har- 
old Garstin, selected and arr. by H. M. 
Higgs rof Great Britain); orch., with 
Ist violin conductor. (Chappell’s op- 
eratic sélections, no. 154) 2226 

© Dec. 30, 1922: 1 €2 Gans Sreez5; 
FE, 551641; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


IsLAND NIGHTS; words by G. Kondas 
and Jack Sullivan, melody by Herman 
A. Hummel tof U. Sa eos 

© 1.c. Feb. 19, 1923- seni? - 
Gustave Kondas, Ashtabula, O. 


Istep (THE); three-part song, poem by 
P. B. Shellev, music by Gerrard Wil- 
liams of England); treble. voices. 
(Novello’s octavo edition of trios, &c., 
for female voices, no. 477) 2228 


© Dec. 29, 1922-1 c-Febiee 1323 * 


FE, 556324; Novello & co., lid.,, London. 


It’s HOME TO ME; words and music by 
Eugene Lockhart poi U. Sa; meE iat. 


2229 
© Dec. 22; 1922-92 eee eg 
552980; M. Witmark & sons, New 


York.  .:Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement] 


Tr’s. NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL; words and 

music by E. M. Bartlett jof U. Si 

; 2230 

© Jan 5, 19235 2 es tiene: i 

558023; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. : 


Iv TOOK A LONG TIME TO MAKE YOU CARE; 
fox trot, words and music by King 
Zany jpseud. of Jack Dilh, Roy In- 
graham and J. Keirn Brennan tof U. Si 

2251 

©.-Feb. 13, 1923: 2 © Benal= & 

560255; M. Witmark. & sons, New 
York. 


Ivy WAS FATE THAT GAVE ME YoU; words. 
by Bob Simmons fi. e. R. Simmons, 


music by C. Johnson ion Ula somemecoe 
© ie. -Febr 2, 19236] ie eae ee 


Charlie Johnson and Robt. Simmons. 
Atlantic City. 


It WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR FATHER: words 


by R. Gorman, melody by E. Gorman 
fof. U. $. arr. by Garry Alioed: of 
Weis 2233 
© 1c. Jan: 20, 1925= s) eaaes7 3 
Billy and Eddie Gorman, Chicago. 


It wAs MY HOME; from The little duch- 

ess, words by Bertrand Davis, music 

by G. H. Clutsam rof Great Britaim 
2234 


"— = 
C+ 2 


IYVALIAN MELODY, 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Ono tet 


2251 


© Dee A eV92 22s 'e.- fan. Oy 1923"; 
Ie 551644: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


TYALTAN CAN) (DANCE: by Ernst °C. 
fren jor U. S17 op. 12, no. 3.;- piano. 
(From a toy house, no. 3) 2235 

ten. 05,°1923: 2c. Feb. 8; E 
555819; G. Séhirmer, inc., New York. 


FUNICULI, FUNICULA. 
See La Fontaine's ( Prof.) ukulele solo 


JACK AND jit; duet, from The cousin 
from nowhere, words by Adrian Ross 
and Robert C. Tharp, music by Ed- 
ward Kunneke tof Germany); in C. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 2236 


© iiee 29° 1927 1c. Jan. 11; 1923: 
 551626° B. Feldman & co! London. 
(Copyright is claimed on English ver- 
sion| 


—— See also Tiny tots tales. 


JacovuE (Zhakee) ; lyric by Billie See- 
ger ;pseud. of Hannah Seeger), music 


by R. L. Muszar rof U. Sa 2237 


ieee te. 5; 1923-' K. 555797: Rae 
L. Muszar, Indianapolis. 


Jacours péE Morar; march, by F. Jewell 


for ©. Sia- band. . 4to. 2238 
pres i2, 1983; 2c. Feb 12; E 


555970: Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ie. 


JAPANESE LANTERNS; by Richard Rich- 
: aed 

ei@s fot Englandi; piano.-, (5 easy 

teaching pieces for piano, no. 1) 2239 

Gehan 21 1923 29 Maks, 


tives Wiievoe 
556198; West’s, Itd., 


Londen. 


JAZZ “EM UP TUNE; fox trot song, words 


and music by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. 
Brandon rof U. Su 2240 
@ajwi oO. 1922) 2 e Jan. 8, 19233 
E, 555476; Orpheum -music o., St. 
Louis, 
Jazz (A) WerppInc; with apologies to 
Mendelssohn, by J. B. Lampe of 
i SH piano. 2241 


Otc Heb: 10,4923") 553078: 
J. Bodewalt Lampe, New York. 
JE MOURRAI PLUS QUE Tor. Sze Massenet 
(Jules Emile Frédéric ) 


JEALOUSY ; fox trot, words by P. Piesker, 
music by Norrie Bernard tof U. Sa 
New York, Lenox co. ‘2242 


ie) Wes. 20 ee 20. Reb. S23) E 
555767; Paul Piesker, Norwood, O. 


‘JESUS HEAR MY PRAYER; 


JEANETTE; intermezzo, ae Charles 
Ancliffe, arr. by J. Ord Hume of 
Great Britain); military band. Ato. 
(Boosey & co.’s supplemental journal 
for military band) 2243 

@yWee7, 192224 chan 201923 
E 551950; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement) 


entr’acte, by Victor Salcéde 
jof England); piano. 2244 

CO Dec) 30; 1922 lies Jai 23,1923; 
FE 551982; Bosworth & co., Itd., Lon- © 
don, 


JEANNETTE } 


JENNIE; a happy song with a happy 
swing, words and music by Cliff 
Friend and Con Conrad tof U. Su 


2245 
©) eb. 24-1923" Ac. Febo Zone 
560332: Leo Feist, 


inc., New York. 
JENNIFER; lyric by Royden Barrie, mu- 
sic by May H, Brahe ,of Great Brit- 
airy > 10m DD alat. 2246 
(©). Fan 3, 983) ses Keb: S 
556144; Enoch & sons, London. 


Jerry's sone; from The volunteer, by 
Alexander Reinagle, ed. and augmented 
by Harold Vincent Milligan jof U. S$. 
(In Pioneer American composers, 
v. 2) 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. 
or bar. 2247 

© Many 2Z3u 19235. 7. c. each: Jani Zo: 
B, 550456: Arthur’ P., Schmidt co. 
Boston. ~ 


Jesus CHRIST IS RISEN TO-DAY; Easter 
anthem, music’ by C. V. Stanford of 
England; mixed voices, organ acc. 
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no. 1104) 

2248 
© Van: 30; 1923 1c. Rep. 2s 
556095 ; 


Novello & co., Itd., London. 


by S. P. Fachu- 
tac tor UA S03 vielin and pt. 2249 
eal ex eb. 2.71923. Be 555/485 
Salvator Peter Fachutar, Santa Cruz, 
Calif. 

JESUS IS COMING scon; words and music 
by T. Jones tof England; (Jn Gospel 
songs, series nos. 11 & 12) 2250 

©. Mee. 10), 1922-01 c. Jam 24-1923" 
E 556118; Tom Jones, Filey, Kngland. 


JESUS IS SWEET TO ME; words and music 
by Albert Allen Ketchum rof U. Sui, 


ant. by: e> BilhormiofU).S.2 2251 
© PepieiO,! 1823 2. co: eb, I2 5 
553986; Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago. 


147 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ° 


2252 


pt. 115, a 8. is 


JESUS LIFTED ME UP; words and music 
by T. Jones tof England) (Ju Gospel 
songs, series nos. 7 & 8) D252 


© Sept: 74; 1922" ie: ‘Sept. 1c 
556125; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


JeuNE (LE) BERGER; chanson populaire 
grecque, harmonisée et transcrite par 
Armand Marsick tof France); piano. 

2253 

©: Dee. 14, 1922-4 2e-"Jan? 9: 1923 * 

E 551619; Heugel, Paris. Copyright 

is claimed on harmonization and tran- 
scription] 


Joe IS HERE; words and music by Bert 
Kalmar and Harry Riby -pot 7S) 

. 2254 

Or Jan 25S 10232 -c.aganpeasy, 6 
553624; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


Joann SeEBAstiAN BacH FUR DIE 
jJucEnp. See Bach (Johann Sebas- 
tian ) 


Joun BALL SHOT THEM ALL; four-part 
song, old English rhyme, music by 


Adam Carse ;jof Englandi; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Musical times, Jan. 1, 
P1923) 2255 


©. Dec 291922. 1c. Feb. 10, 1923: 
E 556323; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


JoHw BARLEYcorN ; words by Mrs. M. E. 
Bell, music by Geo. Graff, jr. of U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach jof U. $.1 2256 


me! Web, 6.51923) Bh 550834 - Mrs: 
_M. E. Bell, Midland, Canada. 


JouI BLEUET; valse, by Jessie L. Deppen 
rof U. Sa; piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tion, P 1200) (Hany | 

@ijan: 42» 192302 ec. > Pang 29 48, 
555554; Carl Fischer, New York. 


violin and piano. (Sheet 
music edition, B 1823) 2258 
Gyan VI e1O23 3 Pie am. Zoey 
45555555 (Carls. Pischer, “New —Yorl:. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


Jotty (THE) HUNTSMAN; by Richard 
Richards tof England; piano. (5 easy 
teaching pieces for. piano, no. 3) 2259 


Oman. Zi 1925 84 ex gant 20. 
556196; West’s, ltd., London. 


Jotty (A) RIDE; by Maria Bonito tof 
S.1; piano. 
Chicago, Evans music co. 2260 
@ Heb: 1531923) Jive (eb ese 
553991; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


Boston—New York— 


JoURNEY ON WITH THE KING; words 
and music by S. G. Miller tof U. Sa 
8vo. 2261 

© Jan. 30, 1923: 2 %¢ ena 
558091; Stella G. Miller, Indianapolis. 


JouRNEY’s END; fox trot; from Up she 
goes, lyric by Joseph J. McCarthy, 
music by Harry Tierney, arr. by F. E. 
Barry sof U. 5.1; orch. Feistied: sae 


© Feb.. 24, 1923; 2 ¢. Feb. 26> E 
560330; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


JusBe.; célébre ouverture, de C. M. von 
Weber, arr. par F. Salabert tof France); 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
(Ouvertures classiques, nouvelle col- 
lection Francis Salabert,no.16) 2263 

© Dec. 31; 1922; 1 c: Feb; Oie23- 
E. 556235: Francis Salabect, saris. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangementj 


Juien ; words by A. Lipschutz, melody 
by J.°Maser. fof Us Sa 2264 
© 1c. Jan. 29; 1923; F 555522: Abe 
Lipschutz and Jack Maser, Phila- 
delphia. 


Jumpinc JACK; by Marie Rose Wilking 

tof U. Sa op259, no.'2: page eee 

© 1c. Feb. 17, 1923.72 ase: 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. , 


Just A GLIMPSE OF THE MOON; words 
and melody by E. A. Sirmryer tof U. Sa 
2266 

©, 1: c. Jan...25, 19235) Basse. 


Edgar A. Sirmyer, San Francisco. 


Just A LANE; words and music by I. R. 
Bernstein tof U,' Sa, arr. ‘by ack 
Smalls: rof U. S$. 2267 

© 1c. Feb. 16, 19235 2 yomie2: 
Isadore Robert Bernstein, Wailkes- 
Barres a, 


Jus? A LITTLE LETTER EDGED IN BLACK; 


words by J. Majerowski, music by © 


E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 2268 


© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923-8 555929. Joe 
Majerowski, Denver. 


Just BECAUSE I AM A TEASING BROWN; 


words and music by W. Benbow of 
Us Si, arr: by Don AS Dawilevanar 
U. Si; piano, with words. 2269 

©.1. cFeb. 28, .1923%) 2 aptees. 


William Benbow, Chattanooga, Tenn. 


Just BECAUSE oF you; words by Har- 
mon Brewer, music by Mary Helen 
Brown of U. Sa 2270 


148 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ne. 3, 1923 


2288 


Mobep: 1.7 192332 c. Beb. (7:. E 
555873; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


Just BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU, THAT’S WHY 
I Love you; fox trot, by Turk and 
Robinson, played by George Dilworth 
rof U. Sa; in B flat. (Ampico, word 
roll, no. 202641-F) 2271 

© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E, 560078; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


JUST KEEP ON DANCING TO THAT MELODY ; 
fox trot, words and music by G. Earle 
tof U. S.1 Dodge City, Kan., Dodge 
City music co. 22h2 

ere. 12, 1923 2c. Feb. 12: 5 
555977; Geo. Earle, Dodge City, Kan. 


Jus? LISTEN To ME; words by W. Malon, 
music by Mverett J. Evans tof U. Sa 
Invincible ed. New York, Invincible 
music co., inc. | 227s 


@rerep. 9 1923; 2 c. Feb: 10;_E 
553941; Walter Malon, St. Louis. 


Just LOVE; valse, words and music by 
Alene Reynolds of U. Su, arr. by 
Louis La Rondelle tof England, domi- 
ciled at Los Angeles, Calif.; 2274 


fee Pep. 12, 1923: EF -558005; 
By arg Margarette Reynolds, Venice, 
alif. 


Just NoIsE; words by Fred Sherman, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S. 

2275 
pac. jan. 25, 1923-°°E 553646; 
Frederic S. Porter, Cleveland. 


JUST ONE LITTLE worD; words by Edgar 
Allan Brown, music ‘by Eric G. Brown 
(of Great Britaim 2276 


fepag. 12, 19023; ¢.. Jan. 13:' EB 
556025 ; Chappell oS ¢o.,ltd., London. 


Just To KNow; words by Vivian Yeiser 
Laramore, music by EF. H. McKenney 
ron, Sa 2277 

al cyan. 29, 1923) 555645: 
Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


JUST TO SEE MY DEAR MOTHER ONCE MORE ; 
words by S. E. Clune, music by Geo. 
Pati it fot WU. Su, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach fobs Ue 5.4 


ol ve Feb, 3,.-1923-) EF -553844- 
Susie E. Clune, Walton, N. Ne 

ean SIRDI TAU SKAUSMAS; 

Maironis, music by 


words by 
Joseph Navujalis 


149 


2278 - 


of Lithuania, domiciled at Chicago, 
Tha 2279 

©) Nov: 1; 1922+ 2 ck fan Z7e 1923 - 
FE 560316; Xavier Strumskis, Brooklyn. 


KANSAS; march song, by Eberhardt tof 
WevSi-bancd., Ato: - 2280 
ey Jian. 2731923. 2 eo sare 2029 8 
555514; John J.- Eberhardt, Salina, 
Kans. 


KEEP IT UNDER YOUR HAT; from Make it 
snappy, words and music by Eddie 
Cantor, Chas. Tobias and Louis Breau’ 
RWS.) 2281 

© yan. 1S) 19265" 2 ‘en Jans 1857 & 
555477; Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 


KEEP OFF MY SHOES; fox trot request, 

_ words and music by Chas. and Harry 

Tobias and Geo. J. Bennett tof U. Su 

2282 

©! Feb: 10,-1923+ 2c. Feb: 10;.E 

553966; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


KEEPSAKE (THE); words by Joan Gil- 
christ, music by H. Lyall Phillips tof 
Great Britain}; in B flat. 2285 

© Hep 6) 1923° 1 ¢  Febe Wk 
556327: Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 


KENTUCKY LULLABY; words and arr. by 
William M. Schmitt, music by Louis 
R. Strong tof U. Sa 2284 | 


©) Je) Feb. 21,1923: Ff 560263: 
Circle music pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Kentucky U. S. A.; words and music 
by Coleman Goetz tof U. Su. 2285 
@) Feb) 13; 1192382 «& Feb. 1225 
555946; Joe Goodman music corp., San 
Francisco. 


KEWPIES’ PARADE; march, by Ernest C. 
Krohm tor U. S.1 op. 12, fo. +2; prane: 
(From a-toy house, no. 2) 2286 

© \Pebr3,..4923i 2 es Feb, 86) E 
555818; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


KHANDALLA: waltz, by Bruce Merry] tof 
Great Britain); piano. : 2287 
Ci. Dece 219272 5 erelan.” 202 d925% 

FE, 551938; Boosey & co., London. 


KicKY-KOO, YOU FOR ME, ME FOR YOU; 
fox trot, by Meyer, played by Clair 
anc stairenlad tot, WU. S73. in E- flat. 

(Ampico, word roll, no. 202631-F) 
tMusic roll ; 2288 . 

©enme 20 1922 2) Heb: 16, 1923"5 
E 560091 ; American piano co., New 
York. ‘Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


» 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 
2289 pt. 1, nose WOR 
KINDER BEITEN OLS A TATEN; words by © Feb. 5; 1923232 ch ei ee 
Morris Rund, melody by 5. Weisser 555802; Harms, inc., New York. 
tet W254 2289 ret Gm eane ue ais R 
© feo Feb: 8; 1923 EB 553935; Me AISSING; fox trot, twerds by komo 


Rund and S. Weisser, New York. 


KINDERGARTEN (A) BOOK OF FOLK-SONGS; 
coll. and arr. by Lorraine d’Oremieulx 


Warner: tof-U:4$5* obl. 8vos-(Con- 
cord series, no. 9) 2290 

©) am 20, 9259-2 pandeZ25o48 
555392; E. C. Schirmer music co., Bos- 
ton. 

KING ALL GLORIOUS; anthem for Easter, 
words by Marion Roberts, music by 
R. M. Stults prof U. Si; pmtxed voices) 
Ato, 229) 

© Feb. 1O7Se 2) ef Bebe 72 
555863 ; ms Presser co., Philade!- 
phia. 


Kine Frost; chorus, words by Charles 
Swain, music es Louis Adolphe 
Coerne of U. 5.1 op. 167, no. 3; unison 
and four-part TEES. of mixed voices. 


(New beacon octavo, no. 610) 2292 
© Feb. 10)41925:: 220. Heb. 18> 
560130; Silver, Burdett & co., New- 


agk, NT: 


Kinc Momus MARCH; two-step, by 
Tihomas; J. Armstrong of Oe aoe 
plectsum=banfo: VW. ‘Paterson, N.. J. 
E. D. Goldby & son. 220, 

©) Web a. 192s 7c. Feb: Oo: E 
555792; Eli David Goldby, Paterson. 


KING oF CARS; words by G. Baker, music 
by Al Meehan tof U. S$. 2294 


©. ea) Shoes Pe. Web Ais Ae 
560188; Geo. Baker, Plaquemine, La. 


KING OF KINGS; an Easter service for 
Sunday schools, words by Eleanor 


Allen Schroll, music by Roy E. Nolte, 
John J. Thomas and J. H. Fillmore of 


U. Si Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music 
house. 8vo. 2295 
©w jan. 315) W9233 02. eb. 3505, 
593/99 5 Ei llmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 
Kirpeéy’s (GEORGE) MADRIGALS TO FOUR, 
FIVE, AND SIX VOICES; transcribed, 
scored and ed. by Edmund Horace 
Fellowes tof England; 4to. (Eng- 
lish madrigal school, v. 24) 2296 


Omvec: 301922. 1 eames 12) 1923: 


55073): Stamen &  Belleulid] «kon: 
don. 

Kiss time; from Lady Butterfly, words 
by Clifford Grey, music by Werner 
Janssen tof U. $.1 2297 


Falki, melody by. S. Fuzy jot i Sy 
-arr. by R. Falk,:of UJ. Sa 2298 
©. 1 ‘ce. Feb. 7, 51923: Baas. 


Stephen Fiizy, Cleveland. 


Krrry FRoM JkErsEY City; words by 
Larry Saffran, melody by 1. Berkowitz 
for US 5 2299 © 

© 1 ¢.:Feb. 16, 1923-' Beganter- 


Irving Berkowitz, New York. 


KIWANIS BUILDER'S SONG; words and 
music by. W, R. Davies tof Uo sae 
by Llewellwn Jones rof U. Sa 2300 


© Nov. 1, 1922; 2c. Fee agua ai, 
E 560318; Wm. Rowland Davies; 
Scranton, Pay 


KLAVIERWERKE. See Bach (Johann Se- 
bastian)—Liszt (Franz) 


Krern Inse. See In banne der jugend- 
lust. 

IKN“RESBRO’ STATUS. See My native 
heath, 

KGnicIn (Dig) DER NACHT; musikali- 
scher schwank in drei akten, gesangs- 


texte von Will Steinberg und Kurt 
Schwahach, musik von Walter Kollo 
iof Germany), klavier-auszug mit sing- 
stimmen von Otto Lindemann jof Ger- 
many} 2301 

© Dec. 31, 1921; 1c. Rebs ig 1923: 
FE 556164; Kollo-verlag, g. m. b. h 
Berlin. / 


KoNA MARCH; by A. J. Franchini and 
FE. Ferrera (of UL Siy) are oye 
Franchini; instrumental. _ 2302 

© 1 ¢« Jan: 20, 2925 20R eee 
Anthony J. Franchini and Frank Fer- 


rera, New York. 


IXcNZERT IN A mMoLL: von Adolf Busch 
iof Germany) op. 20, klavierauszug von 
Rudolf Serkin rfof Germany); pain 
und piano.; (Edition Brei tkopf, nr. 


my, 


5227) 2303 

© Nov. 3,, 1922 -. lincen 19, 1923; 

FE 551962; Breitkopi & Hoviet Leip- 
zig. 

KovAcs (CHARLES) © Melody; by -C. 


Kovacs tof U. S. op. 80; violin and pt. 
(Sheet music edition, B 1815) 2304 


© Dec. 30; 1922; Zc: Tam Zoioe se 
E 555573: Carl Fischer, New York. 


KREeUTzER “(R.) > 42 studies; 2 ay mies 
Kreutzer, new ed. rev. by Hians; Wes- 


; 150 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 
selv tof Great Britain); violin. band 
gener's ed., no. 5670) 2305 
amen 5: $925 Pic. Jan. 24;° i 
956004; Augener, Itd., London. (Copy- 


right is claimed on revision, 


Kroecrr (Ernest R.) Nocturne; by 
Bk: Kroeger joi U. 5.) op. 94; piano 
and organ. (Fischer edition, no. 5182) 

Ba 
weep 20, 1923: 2 c.. Keb. 23; E 
560251; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


KsIaDzZ MI ZAKAZowAE tand; Pirsn 0 
ROZMARYNIE; songs, opr. W. K. Gry- 
gaitis jof U. 81 2307 

fee se, 1922 | 2ecujan:. 22): 1923 ; 
E 553858; Jos. Krygier, Philadelphia. 


KUKAWKA (Koo-koo); polka, by P. 
Feldhann jof U. S.; instrumental. 
2308 
(eee ep. 9). 1923 - B, 555895: 
Peter Feldhann, New York. 


EADY BUG; or, The story of the bugs, 
words and music by M. J. Fitzpatrick 
tof U. Si New York, Fitzpatrick 
bros: -. 2309 

jhe 16, 1925.2 c. Feb. 19:7 F 
560148; Michael Joseph Fitzpatrick, 
New York. 


Lapy Cnic; musikalischer schwank in 
drei akten, gesangstexte von Will 
Steinberg, musik von Walter Kollo 
fof Germany), klavierauszug mit sing- 


stimmen von Otto Sanaa tof Ger- 


mamma. Wid. V.u.. V., a.-g 2310 

© Aug. 29, 1922; eh acy 1, 1923; 
E 556163; Verlag und V ertrieb, a. 2., 
Berlin. 


LADY OF THE EVENING; fox trot, from 
Berlin’s music box revue 1922-23, by 
' Berlin, ed. by McNair legenfritz jof 
U. Si, played by Clarence M. Jones 
fof -U. S. (Recordo, word roll, no. 
67300) (Music roll 2311 


ahem 25, 19o-°2 ¢c. Jatt. 31: E 
555696; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. Copyright is claimed on editing 
and interpretation) 


Lapy (THE) OF THE ROSE: selection, 
valse brillante, by Jean Gilbert rpseud. 
or Wax Wainterfeldy, arr. by J. Ord 
Hume ,of Great Britain); band. 4to. 
(Boosey’s brass & reed band journal, 
no. 629) 2312 

ee ees 5.) 1922 tees. Jans) 20) 1923 * 
E 551947; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd.,. London. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement; 


Agee 
Lapy (THE) WHO. STOLE MY HEART 
AWAY; words by H. Halsey, melody 


by Herman Dubois tpseud. of Ethel 
Bisher, of UU. Su 2313 


@ rh rc). Febo' 3s M252" Be 55S 25 
Henryette Halsey, Henryetta, Okl. 

LANDLER. See Peasant dances. 

La Fontaine's (PRoF.) UKULELE SOLO; 
special arr. of popular classics, by M. 
La Fontaine tof Mexico, domiciled at 
New Yorki; numerical notation. 
1. Rosa’s waltz, Over the 
2. Bridal chorus from Lohengrin. 

2314, 2315 

© aoe Si LOPS: 2.63 eack. Jan. o85 

aff. Jan. 6; A 694644, 694645; Mitchelle 
de La Fontaine, New York. 


- 1. Liliuokalani’s Aloha 
oe.—2. Redding’s One, two, three, 
Pout: 3. radier s La “Palonsia—A- 
Vienna march—5. Tosti, Good-bye.— 
6. Italian melody, Funiculi, funicula— 
7. Schumann’s Traumerei.—s. Men- 
delssohn’s wedding march. 2316-2323 

©) Jan. 6;,8,°1928: 2 e. each and: aff. 
Jan. 9; A 694674694681 ; Mitchelle de 
La Fontaine, New York. 


LAGCON LULLABY; words by Harold Simp- 
son, music by Gatty Sellars rof Great 
Britain, no. 1. 2324 

Cr ane te O23< of vc. fan. 162 
551817; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 


Laisa; Arabian dance, by R. S. Stough- 
ton tor Uy Sai. Art. by R. Eo Hil- 
dreth. jot Us (Si orch: ‘with piano. 
4to.— 2. Piano. 2325, 2326 

@ Deer5, 1922. Now.°293522 c each 
Reb; 5) 1923> By 555770) 55574383 Wal- 
ter Jacobs, inc., Boston. ;Copyright 
is claimed on arrangement; 


LAMENY. See Bach (Johann Sebastian) 
Suite no. 6. 


LAMENTATION; by William Strasser rof 


Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at New 
York}; violoncello and pf. (Mood 
pictures ) 2324 


@y eh. O- 190235. 2 ¢. Keb. ler & 
553953; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


LAND (THE) OF BROKEN DREAMS; words 
and music by Scott, Parker and Wil- 
son fof WiiS. 2328 

G stelh. 9.51995 2. ¢) Kebs 102 
553947 ; Jerome H. Remick we EO), 
New York. 


151 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2329 


- pt. IIE, Mi Sa¥e16 


LAND OF HEART’S DESIRE; from The lady 
of the rose, words by Harry Graham, 
music by Harold Fraser Simson of 
Great Britain) 2329 

© “Dec. 2051022) Ara Jan. O28. 
FE, 551647; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., New York. 


LAND oF Nop; by C. W. Krogmann of 
U.. Sa. op. 143) ne -Sss panes “witha 
words. (Tuneful rhymes from won- 
derland, no. 5) 2330 

©: Dece:'30,4922;°2 e.nfan. 224923" 
E 553564; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


LAND OF ROMANCE; duet, from Caroline, 
words by Harry B. Smith tof U. Su, 
music by Eduard Kiinneke and.Alfred 


Goodman of U. Su. 2331 
©: Keb 9) 1925-2 ce Wen 10> WB 
558010; Harms, inc., New York.  Copy- 


right is claimed on revised lyrics and 
music by Harry B. Smith and Alfred 
Goodman} 


Last (THE) DANCE; words by Dion 
Titheradge, music by R. Marc An- 
thony of England); in E flat. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 2332 


© Nov. 23, 1922; 1 ¢. Jan. 13, 1923; 
E 551742: Francis, Day“ & Hutter; 
London. 
Last (THE) sprinc. See Grieg (Ed- 
vard Hagerup) 


LATEST IMPROVEMEN'S ; words by L, Gil- 
rod, melody by Jos. Rumshisky of 
GP Sa 2333 


On te sjane (29 1923- ) 9555520 
Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


LAUGHIN’ CRYIN’ BLUES; blues fox trot, 

by Porter Grainger and Bob Ricketts 
fof. UW. wou, arr, ‘by. By) Ricketts > orc, 
Ato. 2334 


(Jatin 3:9 1923 2..6, Jan, Ie 
655374; Zipt. music pub. co., New, 
York: 

LAUGHTER AND LOVE AND you; words by 
J. Keirn Brennan, music by Judson 
House fof U.S. 2335 


(©; Heb; 19" 1923 2c. Reb 2/2 
560354; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


LAURETTE; fox trot, by Ernst Luz and 
Louis Breau rof U. Su, arr. by Frank 
BE. Barry tof (U..'S.13 orch. with, piano 
and words. Feist ed. 4to. 

©) jams 24) 1923 2 We. jam. 25 3) 
555431; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
tCopy right is claimed on arrangement} 


2336. 


| LEHRGANG DES KLAVIERSPIELS ; 


| 


LAVENDER DAYS; words by Edward 
Teschemacher, music by Frederick 
Drummond tof Great Britain ; in B 
flat. 2337 

© Jan. 12, 1923: deco jan. goes 
551727; Cary & co., London. 


LraD oN, O KING ETERNAL; words by 
E. W. Shurleff, music by Eduardo 
Marzo rof U. Sa 1. High voice.—2. 
Low voice. 2338, 2339 

© Feb. 8, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 13; 
E 560012, 560013; Theo. Presser: co., 
Philadelphia. 


LEAP YEAR TROUBLES; words by J. S. 
Bramwell, music by Arnold T. Lax 
[Obs We we . 2340 

© 1 c. Feb. 5, 1925: sBiSa5704; 
re S. Bramwell, Ogden, Utah. 


LEAVE HIM TO YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW ; 
words by I. oes music by Geo. 
Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Pheo. *G. 
Beach tof U. oc 2341 

© Ic. Feb, 15, 2923). esas: 


Ingram Jones, Denmark, Tenn. 


LEE’s (MARKHAM) BOOKS FOR BEGIN- 
NERS; a modern method of pianoforte 
instruction in three books, by E. Mark- 
ham Lee tof England; bk. 2. 2342 

© Sept. 1;°19225 1c; Geeta 
550488; Paterson sons & co., ltd., 
Glasgow. 


—— —— —— bk. 3. 


© ‘Sept. 1/1922 
550489; Paterson sons & co., 
Glasgow. 


2343 


1c Oct. 26. E 
Itd., 


fur er- 
wachsene, zugleich allgemeine musik- 
lehre, verfasst von Karl Zuschneid tof 
Germany} 1-3 teile. 2344, 2345 


© Nov. 15, 1921, Sept. 23; ¥O22— Ic. 
each Feb. 1, 1923; E 556168, 556170; 
Chr. Friedrich Viewes,, game aa.) i2., 
Berlin. 


LEMMONE (JoHN) Nocturne; a moun- 
tain idyl, by J. Lemmoné fof Aus- 
tralia; flute and piano. (Paling’s flute 
series, no. 1) 2346 

© Dec. 8). 1922: 1 co Jan eee 
E 551987-  W. .H. Palme ce eae. 


Sydney, Australia. 


LENORMAND (RENE) MHuit Rubaiyat; 
de Omar Khayyam, traduction nouvelle 
de F. Roger Cornaz tof France1, mu- 
sique de René Lenormand tof France) 


op. 116. 2347 


152 


no. 3, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ormec. 14192251 e: Jan. 9: 1923; 
E 551623: Heugel, Paris. :Copyright 
is claimed on new translation 


LEoNCAVALLO (RucciERO) Pagliacci 
(The clown); selection, by Leonca- 
vallo, arr. by Theo. Moses-Tobani, op. 
2Ate ce-atr by Chas. J... Roberts, 10f 
U. Sa; full orch. with piano-conductor. 

2348 
i Nov. 28, 1922; 2c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
E 555604; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


Prologue; with apologies to R. 

Leoncavallo, nov elty adapted by J. B. 

~ Lampe tof U. Sa; piano. 2349 

(ie, Feb. 6, 1923. E 553824 ; ig 
Bodewalt Lampe, New York. 


ee ME MISS YOU SWEET PAPA; fox trot, 
words and music by A. Payne and E. 
Schloemer rof U. Su 2350 
mechan. 29. 1923- 5 555634; Ed 
Schloemer and Art Payne, Louisville. 


Kets Go. words and music by .D. H. 
Radford fof U. Su. 2351 
(menor Me. 5, 1923; 1 555796: 


Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


—— by S. Daniels tof U. S. Pho- 
_ tostat) 2352 

item ane 25,1923: BF .553626; 
* Samucl Daniels, Dayton, O. 


LEr’s MAKE WoopROW WILSON OUR NEXT 
PRESIDENT; words and melody by G. M. 
Simpson fof U. Sa, arr. by Edgar 
Rollman fof U. S. ; 2393 

fo tae jan. 29, 1923: B, 555519. G: 


Morgan Simpson, Baltimore. 


Levitzki (MiscHaA) Valse; composed 
and played by M. Levitzki tof U. Su 
Wworone. sCxmp1eo,. red: label, no. 
61051-G) Music roll 2354 
© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
F, 560093; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


‘Liezesversot. See Wagner (Richard) 
LIFE AND DEATH. Sce Allah. 


LIFE AND LOvE; song by Lewis M. Isaacs 
fot US. 1. Sep. or ten-—2. Mezzo 
sop. or bar. 2308 

© Feb. 13, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 15; 

- F 558045; Arthur P. Schmidt EOS Bos- 

| FtOn. 


LIFE ANEW: lyrics by Temple Keble, mu- 
sic by Alma Goatley tof Great Britain 
2356 


15 


Oman (2.19235 re yan Zo 
556031; Enoch & sons, London. 


LIFE WITHOUT YOU IS A LONELY DREAM; 
words by Irwin Cortland, melody by 
B. Mauro rof U. Si 

(Onave.: Reb. Fe 1923" 
Benoit Mauro, Brooklyn. 


EF 560044 ; 


LicHtT AMID SHADOWS; words and music 


by E: M. Bartlett1of U.S. 2358 
Geta 1 1923. 2oce, Bebs is cy 
558025; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, © 


Hartford, Ark. 


LicuHtrHouse (THE) ; words by Margerie 
Beardsley, music by Alfred Wooler rof 


RS 2359 
~AGuereb. yh, L925" 2) Kebs con) 
aoaer! 5) Led... Presser ‘¢0., ;Philadel- 


phia. 


LIKE UNTO THE DAWN; words by Mrs. 
A. S. Wade, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
fOr woe. arr. by theo, G. Beach, of 
Ursa 2360 

yi, esnJan. 25, 1923.:. 5536184 
Mrs. Albert Shannon Wade, Gallo 
way, O. 


Linac TIME; words. by: EF. W. Carter, 
music by Charles Murdock :pseud. of 
Charles M. Meade, of U. Sua, arr. by 


Millicent White tof U. Sa 2361 
Cc Bebe 9: 1923 -  SO0Z9T,: 
Earle W. Carter and Charles Meade, 


Buffalo. 
— See also Schubert (Franz Peter) 


Linacs (THE) ARE IN BLOOM; words by 
George Moore, music by Adolph Mann 
tof Great Britain); in C. 2362 

©) Feb; 0) 1923; otc. Feb. 738 
556203; J. B. Cramer & co., .td., Lon- 


don. 


LILIUOKALANT’S, ALOHA OF. See La 
Fontaine’s (Prof.) ukulele solo. 


Litna (DEN) HERDINNAN; bergerette, 
fri forsvenskning av Raf Lindquist, 
musik av Erkki Melartin, op. 115, no. 
5, ed. and rev. by Julia A. Burt rof 


U. Si (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 
2282) 2363 
Oo hep 1020 Ine, Bebo 265 "E 


560342; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


LincoLn; words by Edwin Liebfreed, 
music | by!) Robert) Brame sot U. Sa 
op. 7. 2364 


Pane 271978 Acs Jans 31 3B 
555713; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, 
inc., New York. 


CATALOCUE OF 
2365 


LINCGLN SO BRAVE AND TRUE; words and 
music by Bertha Weber tof U. Su 
(Fischer edition, choruses in octavo 
form, no. 5217) 2365 


© ‘Feb: 5) 1923/2 0!) Keb? 2a) 
560245; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Linpy LApy ; words and melody by Percy 

Wenrich jof U. 8.1 2366 

© 1c. Feb. 1, 1923; E553909; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 


Lixpy Lou; words and melody by Al 
Bernard jof U. Sa, ‘arr. by Walter 
Haenscher tof U. Su. 2367 

© Jvc. Feb.- 14, 1923,;-1, 560035; 
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New 


York. 


Lines (THE) THAT MY DEAR MOTHER 
WROTE TO, ME; words by 8S. Barrie, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. wf U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach of U.S. 2368 

@al, c.2 Feb)15,..1923.- &. 558055: 


S. Barrie, Wichita. 


Lisrnorre; valse, by Léon Adam, arr. by 
Charles Ancliffe tof Great Britain); 
pt. 2369 

©) fam: OF T2861 vey Pan. 24> a 
556006; Augener, Itd., London. ;Copy- 
right is claimed on arrangement) 


ListEN, Mister VERDI; words by Robert 
B. Smith, music by Max Steiner rof 
U. 2370 

G) Hebsls 1923-2 %c.. Hepat: ws 
558107; Harms, inc., New York. 


LisTENING; words by Robert Carreau, 
wusic by M. S. Carreau of U. Sa 

Zo 

Gr le sheb.- “65 1923- Be Sagas 


Margaret Stiver Carreau, New York. 


LISt’ NING ON SOME RADIO; fox trot, from 
the Ziegfeld follies of 1922, by Hirsch 
and Stamper, played by the Original 


iano trio rot U.. Sag im) dat. (Rene 
pico, word roll, no. 202711-F) (Music 
rolh 2372 


© July 20; 1922.2, Feb.16, 1923; 
F 560092; American piano co., New 
York. ;:Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Liszt (FrRANz) Klavier werke; unga- 
rische rhapsodien, von F. Liszt, neu- 
ausgabe von Eugen d’Albert tof Ger- 
many); klaviers’ (Ed. Schott, nos. 33, 


Sey, teal. OS: LO. tellees tose, Sek: 
2373, 2374 

©, Feb... 16; 1917,Dec) 24, 1821: 
Ic each- Sept. 23; e822 se 556240 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 
pt. 16, ns. Vv, 18° ~ 


556202; B. Schott’s sGhne, Mainz, Ger- 
many. Copyright is claimed on re- 
vising, phrasing and fingering) 


LirtLE DARLIN’ JUST FOR YOU; quartet,, 


words and music by Frank Crumit and 
George Henninger, arr. by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. S.); mixed_voices. 
Witmark ed. 4to. 23/5 


© Jan. 16, 1923-52 Gy Vaan te, 
555376; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. ;Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement) 


Lire (THe) puciess; selection from 
the musical play, by G. H. Clutsam 
tof Great Britain); piano. 2376 


© Dec. 20; 1922; 1e> Jame Gaerees ; 
FE 551646; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London. 


—-_— waltz from the musical” play, by 
G. H. Clutsam jof Great Britaim ; 
piano, 2377 

© Dec. 20,: 19222 7 se) jane Sites; 
EF, 551645; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


Lrri.e FAIRY vorcks; from The little 
duchess, words by Percy Greenbank, 
music by G. H. Clutsam of Great 
Britain) 2378 

© Dec..20).1922¢ Ty Ge Vamos 
FE 551642; Ascherberg, Hopwocd & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


Little Girt I LIKE YOUR STYLE; words 
by R. Kirby, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
Us4Sa 2379 

© 1:c¢. Jan. 25, 1928. Sees 

Ruby Kirby, Charleston, S. C. 


LirrLE (THE) GREY CHURCH; serenade, 
by Harold Bennett tof U. $1; band. 
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 
4to. 2380 

© Jan. 15, 1923%°2 en eaaeees E; 
555508; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


album of six short 
pieces in modern style, by H. W. 
Chuter tof Great Britain); piano. 2381 
© Jan: 15; 1923: 1 se stameee ee 
556089; Collard Moutrie, London. 


LiTtLE -JOTTINGS ; 


LITtLE LOST ROLLING STONE; fox ‘trot, 
lyric by Leslie Moore, music by Alfred 
Solman tof U. S$. 2382 

© Jan... 30; 1923; 2 cl ieee bee 
555704; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. 


154 


a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1925 


Lirree PLAYMATE; a three-act musical 
pastime, words and music by R.A. 
Fox tof U. S$. . 2383 

tet ce heb, ~15;. 1923; D 26412; 
Russell A. Fox, Astoria, Or. 


Lirtie (THE) RED SCHOOL HOUSE; fox 
trot song, words and music by F. N. 
Weiss tof U. Sa 2384 

foie ts 1923; 2c. Jan. 20; E 
553568; J. Arthur Peterson & Fred 
N. Weiss, San Francisco. 


LitTLE ROBIN REDBREAST; by, Wm. H. 
otstock;: fof U.S. op.' 16, no. 3; 
piano. (Sheet music edition, P. 1182: 
Musical zephyrs) 2385 

ten@et 30,1922 '2 «: Jan./29, 1923; 
FE 555616; Carl Fischer, New York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Little star (Estrellita) ; words by Julian 
de Cordoya, music by Grace J. Piper 
rot W, Sa x2 Soo 

pope 19235; 2 ¢. Feb, 12; & 
555945; C. W. Thompson & co., Boston. 


Littte Tokio, FROM ACROSS THE SEA; 
words and music by R. R. Terry rof 
ORR OS 2387 

en 1923; 2 cp) Peby Oy. E 
553874; Rex R. Terry, Tacoma. 


LittLE wines; words by H. Dannen- 
berg, music by Sidney Dannenberg rof 
U. Su, arr. by Sam Danks of U. Su 

. 2388 
@il ci jan. 26, 1923; EB 555444; 
Herman Dannenberg, Brooklyn. 


Livinc ror THE Kinc; words and music 
bye. Callis tof. U.S. 2389 
ermer 25, 19225 2 ce Nov. 15; E 
553938; Overton Howard Callis, Wil- 
more, Ky. 


LONDONDERRY AIR; would God I were 
the tender apple blossom, farewell to 
Cucullain, old Irish melody, arr. by 
Chas» Je Roberts sot Us S.1; full orch. 
with piano-conductor and organ acc. 

2390 
© Nev. 9) 19222 2c. Jan29, 1923; 
E 555610; Carl Fischer, New York. 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Lone (A) oLD NEST; words and music 
by L. P. Fournier tof U. Sa 2391 
feat) .c? eb: 19238; FE 5539185 
Lillian Poole Fournier, Sault Ste. 
Marie,: Mich. 


Lonety (Tur) siurs;- words by W. 
Jackson, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 


2401 
UY Sal ars. ‘by “Theo, G.! Beach tof 
WS. 2392 


@) le, Feb: 3, 1923.5, 553845); 
Walter Jackson, Pittsburgh. 


Lonety Hawatr; a moonlight love song, 
words by St. John Gore, music by 
Fisher Thompson jof U. S. 2393 

@wWec: 3), 1922: 2c. ukeb: 21. 1923) 
500193 > A.’ J. Stasay music co. i0c., 
New York. 


LGNESOME; words by J. Pandak, music. 

Dy Hoo... Euntineton ‘or "U.S. 

se 2304 

©rlice Veh. 8. 1923." “555925 - 
Joseph Pandak, New York. 


LoNG AGO ’MID APPLE BLOSSOMS; words 
and melody by Gus Kahn, Ernie Erd- 
man,.and Albert —. Short jot U. Sx, 
art. py By Erdman tot-U. $1 2395 

il Let am, 27,1923; 7B, 555486 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


LONGING FOR You; words and music by 
Raymond V. Gould tof U. Ss 2396 


jan. 10; 1923; 2 ce: Feb. 65..5 
553883; Capitol music co., Seattle. 


LooK WHAT YOU MADE OUT OF ME; words 
and music »by Av Jes Stern tof UW. Si, 
whi by. Oro | Mulbauer soi- Us Sia: 
piano, with words. 2397 


(Miner lan. 29) 1929. b, 553004: 
Arthur J. Stern, New York. 


Recep (Lae) IS MY LicuT:” anthem, 
words from Psalm 27, 1-6, music by 
Edwin Ho Pierce prof U. Si; mixed 


voices. 4to. 2398 

@ypveban! o 19232 206, Keb. seus 
555862; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


Lorp (THE) IS MY SHEPHERD; words 
from the Bible, music by Henry Pur- 

. mort Eames rof U. $.1; medium voice, 
organ or piano acc. 2399 
(©) Reb) 13721923 2c) Bebe (9238, 
553925; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Lorp (THE) IS NIGH UNTO THEM; sacred 
song, words from the Psalms, music 
by Stanley T. Reiff tof U. Sa; high 
voice, in D flat. (Sheet music edition, 
V. 430) 2400 

© Dec, 9, 1922: 2 ¢. Jan. 29, 1923; 
FE 555547; Carl Fischer, New York. 

LorD, REIGN WITHIN MY HEART; words 
arr. from Charles Wesley, music by 
J. B. Herbert tof U. S.4 2401 


Ce anak 1.2 19264) 2 -e2 “Pek 13-0 
558020; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Il. 


155 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2402 


Lest (THE) ONE. 
Five old Chinese lyrics. 


Lost TIME; fox-trot, by F. C. Di Prima 
tof U. Sa, AEG. by Charles Sansone 
and Joe Capra tof U.S; piano. 2402 

© 1 c. Febs 6, 1923; | Eb 55848:: 
Frank C. Di Prima, New York. 


LovABLE EYES; fox trot, from Make it 
snappy, by Schwartz, played by Clair 
and Dilworth (of: U.S; in A’ fat. 
(Ampico, word roll, no. 202651-F) 
(Music rolh 2403 

© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560101; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) : 


L-o-v-E; words and music by Albert Al- 


len Ketchum tof U. 5.1; ant. Dy bo e.* 
2404 


Bilhorn tof U. S. 


OC) eb 10 1923'- "2 evens 
553988; Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago. 


LovE AND LAUGHTER ; 
I. Cobb: tof Ui994 
Hildreth tot U.°S.1>-orch: with priate, 
4to.—-Z. Pf. 2405, 2406 

© Nov. 25, 29, 1922: 2 c. each Feb. 
5, O23) ln 55aveo; 555779=. 2 Walter 


Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


melody, by Al Burt tof U. Su 

2407 

Owl c. Jan. 23. 19237 Th 555082 - 
Albert Slusky, New York. 


pizzicato, by George 
do; AER ye ies pee 


LOvE BIRD; 


LovE GLEAMS; follow the gleams, quick 


march by i); R.. Hendricks, rot Ul Sa 
op. 64; piano. Little Rock, Ark., Rose 
City music co. 2408 

@) Feb, 5, :) 1923 (2oce ih ebayer a 


553898; J. R. Hendricks, Little Rock, 
Ark. 


LovE IN SPRINGTIME; words by H. T. 
Broome, music by T. R. T. Hayes ti. e. 
Robert J. Hayes, of U. Sj 2409 

CO) ac. Feb. 16, 91923’ 500066 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 


Love Lost. Sce Echoes from afar. 


LovE ME, IF YOU CARE; words and music 

by A. Smythe tof U. Su 2410 

Os Bebe: 3, 197342. c > MebaO. BE, 
553896; Alfredo Smythe, Chicago. 


LovE SENDS A LITTLE GIFT OF ROSES; by 
Openshaw, played by George Dilworth 
fof. W,.5.4 3710 2h flat. -CAmpico,. word 
roll, no. 711-F) (Music roll) 2411 

©) June 20,1922: 2c. Feb;-16; 1923 ; 
E 560126; American piano co., New 


See Mayer (Max) 


pt. Ti, m'sa7. 18 
York. (Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretationi _ 


Love THOUGH''s; a ballad, words by Al- 
fred H. Rommal, music by Rudolf 
Friml tof Czecho Slovakia, domiciled 
at New York _ 2412 


©; Feb. 15, 1923) 2) cc. Bebe aires 
560022; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 


LovED AND Lost; words by Mrs. L, K. 
Ruddick, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, atr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
Un$3 2413 


© 1 ce Feb. 15, 1925: 5 Baaq75: 


Mrsyd KK. Ruddick, Anyor, Ja) Oe 


Canada. 


LovELY KIND AND KINDLY LOVING; words 
by Nicholas Breton, music by Gustav 
Holst tot Great Britain) op. 16. 2414 


©: Jan: 23), 19251 -<. yas 

556017 ; Chappell e co., Itd., London. 

LovE’s CONFESSION. See Echoes from 
ata 


reverie, by Walter L. 
Rosemont tof U. $.1; piano. (Fine art 
black series) 2415 

© Feb. 23, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 24;-E 
560306; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. 


LovE’s DREAM ; valse-boston, by Rrudolph; 
Osterley rof Austria; pf. 2416 
(©) Dec. 12, 1922; 1 jam 2 Wes" 

E 556007; Schott & co., London. 


Love’s HOMING; words by Elvira Bush 
Smith, music by F. S. Converse tof 
U? .S.1; high: voices’ Boston) Mass. 
New England conservatory of music. 

2417 

© Jan..-30; 1923 s2°eo Bee ees 

555711; F. & Converse, Westwood, 
Mass. 


LovE’s ee aes fox trot comedy, words 
bye, C. Wood, music by Len Fleming 
tof U. 6 2418 

©: Jan. 10, 1923; 2 Jo Heb mena 
553885; Christopher C. Wood, At- 
lanta. 


LOVE'S DESIRE; 


LovE’S OLD SWEET SONG;’ arr. by M. 

Knaffl tof U. Sa 1Photostati 2419 

©)" 1°+c.s Reb. 14, 1923 EU Seniiy: 
Marghee Knaffil, Knoxville, Tenn. © 


LovEY DOVE; fox trot, from The rose of 
Stamboul, by Romberg, played by the 
, Original. piano trio 10f U. Say aa E 


156 


fins 
a ES 


. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2436 


AE. (Ampico, word roll, no. 202611- 

F) (Music rolh 2420 

Wane 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 

E 560127; American piano co. New 

York. (Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation| 


Lovinc AS WE 0O; fox trot, by Arthur 
Conrad tof Great Britain ; orch., with 
words. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s orches- 
tral journal, no. 901; Chappell & co.’s 
salon orchestral journal, no. 195) 2421 


fowame 20. 1923: 1c. Jan.'31;- EF 
556082; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
‘(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


LovING THEE EVER; words and music by 


P. Williams tof U. Sa 2422 

ane 27, (1923-2. c.7Feb. 5; E 
555762; Peter Williams, Alameda, 
Calif. 


Low (THE) DOWN BLUES; words and 
melody by Lou Davis, Phil Ohman and 
Romuw- Gott jot U: Sa, arr.. by P. 
Ohman. 2423 
Greet ce jan, 25, 1923> F 555437; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 


LULLABY SONG; words by Thomas Curtis 
Clark, music by H. R. Thatcher tof 
U. Si Baltimore, Md., G. Fred Kranz 
music co. 2424 

@ Feb: 23, 1923: 2 c. Feb. 24; E 
560303; Howard R. Thatcher, Balti- 
more. 


Lyon (JAMES) Four preludes; octave 
studies, by J. Lyon sof Great Britaim 
op. 753; piano. 2425 

‘eaeen, 6 1923; “1 c.* Feb. 10; E 
556332; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 


Macanas; tango, by Camille de Rhynal 
tof Great Britain); orch., with piano 
conductor. 4to. 2426 

fo Wee 13, 19225 1c. Jan. 11, 1923; 
E 551639; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement) 


‘McKINLEY’s own; march by K. L. King 
or Oe Sacsband..4te. ‘Cincinnati, O., 
Fillmore music house. 242 

femme 7.1925, .2 ce) Feb, 127 
555966; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


MacMurray (FREDERICK) Four mel- 
odies for violin alone; in double stops 
- and in first and third positions, by F. 
MacMurray tof U. Si Group 1. Con- 
tents: Boat song, op. 26 tandi Cradle 
- song, op. 25; by F. MacMurray—My 


old Kentucky home; by Foster and) 
Alice where art thou; by Ascher; 
transcribed by F. MacMurray. 2428 


©. Feb. 23;-1923:'."2 cc. Reb. -19':. F, 
558135; Frederick MacMurray, San 
Francisco. 


MapAME D’OrRA; valse, par H. Smidt- 
Gregor tof Germany); piano. 2429 


©) Nov: 25, /19205:1c Beby 2)-1923- 
E 556151; Carl Gehrmans musik for- 
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


Mane In U. S. A.; medley, arr. by M. J. 
Saxon -rof Jugo-Slavia, domiciled at 
St. Louis, Mo.1; instrumental. Con- 
tents: 1. Yankee Doodle march— 
2. Turkey in the straw barn dance— 
3. The Arkansas traveler jig. 2430 

© Dec. 6 1922 2c. Keb. 19; 1925: 
E 560129; Michael John Saxon, St. 
Louis. 


MacpoUCHKA-CZARDAS; tiré de l’operette 
La Pierre de lune, musique de C. Kuf- 


fetath. atts, par -Aus!  Zuriluln: lor 
France); orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 2431 


© Decr7s, 01922) s lewan.22, 1923 
FE, 551842; A. Zurfluh, Paris. tCopy- 
right is claimed on arrangement) 


MaH joncc; words and melody by E. A. 
Sirmyer tof U. Sa 2432 


et corbes. 10, 1923 +) B'553971; 
Edgar A. Sirmyer, San Francisco. 


Mar Prt; versi di Franco Carginale, mu- 
sica di D.co Nob. Nardelli tof Italy; 
mand. acc.) Naples, Edizioni La 
sorgente. 4to. 2433 

@vOck AN 1922> 1 ¢. Keb: 2, 1925- 
F, 556113; Italian book co., New York. 


MaIp OF THR MOUNTAINS; lyrics and 
-music by G. Wells and Rinaldo Bag- ; 
gott tof U. S., arr. by G. Wells. 243A 

CGiMay. 6, 19225; 2 e& May 1555 
553629 ; Glenn Wells, Seattle. 


MaKe (A) oF PEISACH; words and 
melody by L. Gilrod tof U. S$. 


(ROB AN AD5tD N) 
: 2435 
Opie. jJiany: 26, 1923; FB 555430- 


‘Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


ae folk song, words and mel- 

ody by A. King tof U. Si 2436 

©) Vie: Heb. 23) 11923. Is 560275 ; 
Adolph King, New York. 


157 


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pt.-111, 2. s., v. 18 


MAMMY DEAR; words and music by R. C. 
Burch and: Earl M. Cook tof U. S$. 
Detroit, Mich., Rivola music co. 2437 

Jan. 6, 19255 cae Wao 272 
553902; Ralph C. Burch, Detroit. 


Mammy’s poy; words by J. A. Bolander, 

melody by Robt. H. Brennen rof U. Su. 

2438 

°4@)1.¢.'Beb. 7; 1923; Basa5sh6; J. A. 
Bolander, Pittsburgh. 


MamMmMy’s LITTLE coon; words by C. 9. 
Williams, music by C. B. Leonard tof 
Ueto 2439 

©. deci Beb.287 41023" 4h) 553827 ; 
Charles. S. Williams and Clarence B. 
Leonard, Watervliet, N. Y. 


Man IN THE Moon; from Caroline, 
words by HarryB. ‘Smith jof U. Sa, 
music by Eduard Kiinncke. 2440 

© Peb. 9) 1923% 2c. Feb, 105° 
558012: Harms, ~inc., . New” York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on revised lyrics} 


Ferdinando 


[Rotel oy 


Rogsr: 4d 
Italyi; mand. 


MANDOLINISTA 
Albano of 
Rossi. 4to. 2441 

© Sent. (30: 1022 70) ¢. Jane 1923); 
KF 556061 ; nes Rossi, New York. 


MANDULINATA SINCERA:; versi di Raf- 
faele Chiurazzi, musica di V. Di Chiara 


tof wltalv; mand. acc. Piedigrotta 
1922, Naples, Nuova italia musicale. 
Ato. 2442 

@psepe 7). 1922-41 &.) Now 27 


551025: Italian book co., New York. 


MANDY MINE: coon song, words and 
melody by ‘a E. Hegstrom tof Sweden, 


domiciled at Chicago, Ma 2443 
© dic Heb. ts, 1923 B saedes, 
Conrad Eric Hegstrom, Chicago. 


Manyana (To-morrow); words and 
melody by M. H. R. Cook tof U. S.1 


2444 

© 1c Jan. 29, 1923: E 555636: 
Mary Hungerford Robinson Cook, 
McMinnville, Tenn. 


Marcu aLoNc; words and music by E. 
M. Bartlett jof U. Sa 2445 
© ance. 1923 2 ew hebawla. 15 


558031: Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford Ark 


Marcu Cico; by H. L. Booth rof U. $a; 
band. 4to. 2446 
© Bebo 1923:;; Qe vmebii2. E 
555972. Fred Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ta. 


] 


8 


MARCH OF THE GOLDEN Dols; words and 
music by Betty Boutelle n. e. E. T. 
Boutelle, of U. Sa 2447 

©-1 c.. Feb,’ 5, 90237 geese, 

Elizabeth Thorn Boutelle, New York. 


MarcH OF THE WALKING DOLLS; by 
George L. Cobb rof U. Sa; pf. 2448 
© Dec. 13, 19225 2%c. Fabris iee3 - 

E 555775; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


MarcH OF THE YOUNG GALLANTS; by 
John J. Thomas tof England); piano. 
2449 

29); E, 


B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


© Jan, 9) 1923592 < Wem 
555665 ; 


MARCHE DES jJoYEUX. See Fontaine 
(Léon J.) Six esquisses. 


MARCHE GROTESQUE; by Norman Tellier 
tof England) op. 22; pf. 2450 
©. Jan. .9, 1923: 2c. fante3e 
555668; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


MARCHE MILITAIRF. See Schubert 


(Franz. Peter) 
by L. A. Cane tof Great 


piano. (/n Flower suite, 

2451 

© Jan. 15,1923 >t ceed: 
556090; Collard Moutrie, London. 


Marte Rose; words and music by Gale 
Adams rof U. Sa 2452 


© 1c Feb. 19; 1923. 2 ames ; 
Aime Napoleon Fregeau, San Fran- 
Cisco. 


MARGUERITE ; 
Britain : 


no. 1) 


Maritona; by C. D. Bagerspret ian: 
piano. 2453 


©. Feb:. 5, 19233 2 ene: 


553878; C. De Forest Bauer, Syra- 
cuse, N. Y. 
Maritza; entr’acte, by Daniel Wood 


rof England); reed and brass band. 

Ato. 2454 
© Jan. 13, 1923; 0 ceeeeoe 

556068; Hawkes & son, London. 


MAROUISETTE ; von Erik Meyer-Helmund 
fof Germany); piano. 2455 


© May 1, 1922: 1 @ oie Ee 


551829; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 
MARY, DEAR, SOME DAY WE WILL MEET 
AGAIN; fox trot, by De Costa’ and 


Jerome, played by George Dilworth tof 
W252 i a. 
no. 202851-F) :Music rolh 2456 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE, 590090; American piano co., New 


(Ampico, word roll, . 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


York. 
_ pretation; 


tCopyright is claimed on inter- 


Mary Mires, I aM DREAMING OF YOU; 
fox trot song, words and music by 


A. K. Kekoa tof U. S.i 2457 


ed hs, 1923: 2-c. Jani 203) EF 
553567; Albert K. Kekoa, Honolulu. 


words and melody by 


2458 


Mary VIRGINIA; 

W. A. Moloney rof U.S. 

et veep. 551-1923; EF 555781; 
Walter A. Moloney, Altoona, Pa. 


Mass IN HONOR OF St. PHinip NERI; 
music by Alfred J. Silver tof Ene- 
land); mixed voices, with organ acc. 
(Fischer edition, series seven, no. 5199) 
Ato. 2459 


@) Fep20; 1923; 2 c: Feb. 23; E 
560236; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


MASSACHUSETTS, THE BANNER STATE; 
words and music by A. E. Foote jof 
U. Ss Watervliet, N. Y., Foote music 
co. 2460 

van 1 1923: 2 ¢. Feb. 26; E 
560304; Albert E. Foote, Watervliet, 
N. Y. 


MAssENE?r (JULES EMILE FREDERIC ) 
mourrai plus que toi; poésie de Paul 
Verlaine, musique de J. Massenet tof 
France} 246 


foeer 14 1922-1 c. Jan: 9; 1923: 
E 551615; Heugel, Paris. 


—— Meditation; from Thais, by Masse- 
net, arr. and played by Alexander 
MacFadyen jof U. S.1. (Ampico, red 
label, no. 61043-G)  (Musicroll) 2462 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923: 
FE, 560082; American piano co., New 


Je 


York. ;:Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 
MATIN suR LA MER Ecte. See Amphi- 
fieverrante, | 
MatruAay (Tostas) Toccata; no. 2 
moto’ perpetuo, by T. Matthay of 
Great Britain) op. 34; piano, in F. 
2463 
ota 192320 erejan. 26; FE 


551999; Anglo-French music co., Itd., 


London. 


Max HAS GONE AWAY TO THE ADIRON- 
DAX; words and music by H. W. Kahn 
nc yoo violin acc. 2464 

ite heb. 1%. 1923-.E 560165;; 
Harry W. Kahn, New York. 


MAxteE JONES, KING OF THE SAXIE- 
PHONES; words by Grant Clarke and 


1163—23——5 


2473 

Edgar Leslie, music by Pete Wendling 

iof U. Sj, wih special cho. for saxo- 

phone. 2465 

OriReb)! 26,1925 42 eh Pepe 273 

560352; Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
Vork: 


May DAY. MORN: two part song, lyric by 
Harold Huffman, music by J. Eo Gar 
ster rof U. S.1; treble voices. Dayton, 
O., Garster pub. co. 2466 

@rren 12, 1923: 2 ewes, 122% E, 
5599/6; J. H. Garster, Dayton, O. 


May MORNING; song by P. A. Von 
Hagen, ed. and augmented by Harold 
Vincent Milligan of Wiel lee dei 
neem Ametican composers, vi.2)° 1, 
Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or bar. 

2467 


©) Jan, 23, 1923; 2 © éach Jan. 26; 


EB -555455- Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


MAY POLE MARCH; by George S. Schuler 


lose Shiks e 2468 
oO pep, 11925) 2c Ab ehsieda 4 

ake Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
ia 


May sone; “by 
England; op. 


©) Jan=.9; 
555674; B. F. 


Alfred J. Thompson tof 
£2; no: bs pi. 2469 
O23 302 ce jana 29> 
Wood music co., Boston. 


May THE ROSE OF MY HEART NEVER DIE: 
waltz ballad, words by George Beeler, 
melody by F. L. Fisher and foes Davis 
tof U. Sa, arr. by F. L. Fisher. 2470 

OL, Gl éhw.8. 1923: & 555828 ; 
Frank L. Fisher, Comstock, ji UN a 


MAYBE SOMEONE IS KISSING YOUR 
SWEETIE TO-NIGHT; lyric by Virginia 
Buquo and V aughn De Leath ipseud. 
of Leonore Von der Liethi, thusic by 


V. De ee fof U. Sj 2471 
KO) Jan. A, 19235 2h Jan: 252K 
Ssook2:. Es By Haviland pub. co., New 


York. 


Mayer (MAx) Five old @hiaree lyrics; 
English words by L. Cranmer- Byng 
and H. A. Giles, music by M. Mayer 
(of Great Britain) op. 22. Contents : 
1. Tears.—-2. Concentration. — 3. Im- 
pressions of a traveller—4, The lost 
one.—5. Insouciance. 2472 

© Dec. 7, 1922: 1c. Jan. 24, 1923; 

Ee 556005 ; Schott & cO., London. 


MAZEL; words and melody by M. Lei- 
bowitz tof U. Sa 2473 


© 1c. Feb. 8, 1923; E 553932: Max 
Leibowitz, igee York. 


159 


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ptoIll, M. Si, Wore 


2474 
MeEApow sonc. See Meadowland and 
mountain. 


‘ MEADOWLAND AND MOUNTAIN; pastorals, 
by Ernest Austin tof England) op. 71, 
nos. 1-4; pf. Contents: 1. With cow- 
slips and primroses.—2. The wind 
among the daffodils—3. Meadow 
song.—4. Mountain music. 2474 


©” Jaty 23; 19252) eran. 424 
556185; Elkin & co., ltd., London. 


MEcHAN’E! valse-hésitation, par Al- 
fredo Barbirolli tof Italyi; piano. 
© Dee, 14,1922 1 ea jan. 9, 1923: 
E 551587; Philippo, Paris. 


Menpitration ; by Alexandre Glazounow, 
op. $2, arr. ‘by? Chas: Jo Roberts fof 
U.S7> fulboseh. 2476 

©) tans 20;" 1923 2 c> fan 292. 5 
555025- Carl. fischer, (New York. 
‘(Copyright is claimed on arrangement, 


iof France); 
2477 
10° 


by Maurice Baron 
piano.. 

© Jan. 20; "aa 2 “heb: 
555939; Belwin, inc., New York. 


(Jules Emile 


See also Massenet 
Frédéric) 

MEDITATION. UPON ‘TopLADY; Rock of 
ages, by Geo. A. Burdett tof Wes: 
organ. 2478 

Gr jan: 20, 1923 2c. fan, 29: 
555462; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton 


MEET ALL YOUR TROUBLES WITH AN AL. 
SMITH SMILE; words by Jack Sherry, 
melody by Paul J. Nagle tof U. S$. As 

2479 


@ 1 e iBeb.. 15, 1923) Ss as080 


Gladys H. Davey, Detroit. 


MEIN HEIMATTAL; worte von Hans 
Eschelbach, musik von P. Engels- 
kirchen tof U. S.1; maennerchoer. 
New York, Luckhardt & Belder. 4to. 

2480 

©) Feb. 21,*1923;; 2. c, Feb: 235 a8) 

560300; Paul Engelskirchen, New 
York. 


MEIN VEIBS SHIGOON; words by Morris 
Rund, melody by Sramuel) Weisser tof 
Sa 2481 

© 1c. Feb. 8, 1923; E 553934; M. 
Rund and S. Weisser, New York. 


MELANCHOLY; fox, trot, by Lou Gold 
“‘rpseud. of iby Goldwasser, of OIE 2 
instrumental. 2482 


160 


© 1c. Jan. 25, 1923s Te S55440- 
Louis Goldwasser, New York. : 


M&LANCOLIE; by William Strasser ‘tof 
Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at New 


York; violoncello and pf. (Mood pic- 
tures ) ~ 2483 
© Feb: 9; 1923; 2°) Bebe * 


Sag002 21 Schirmer, inc., New York. 


MELANCOLIE MUSICALE; mosaique de 
J. Rico tof Italy;; orch. avec piano 


i si ata Ato, 2484 
© Jan. 1,. 19235 1c ofan ae, 
551846; Joseph Rico, Courbevoie, 


France. 


MELODIE ELEGIAQUE; par Jean Sibelius 
tof Finland) op. 98”, ed. and rev. by 
Julia A. Burt tof U. S.1; piano. (CWil- 

_helm Hansen edition, no. 2267: Suite 
champétre, no. 2) 2485 


© Dec. 28. 1922: 1c! Janes 
F, 551680; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. “Copyright is claimed on re- 
vising and editing) 


—-~ See also Suite champétre. 


MELODIOUS PIANO DUETS; teacher and 
pupil, by M, FE. Marshall tof England) ; 
piano. bk. 1, group 1-4. (Bosworth 
edition no, 1049) 2486 

© Dec. 30, 1922: 1c. Jan eeraeas : 
E, 551983; Bosworth & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


MELODISCHE ETUDEN; von Stephen Hel- 
ler; piano. (Neue instruktive ausgabe 
von Theodore Wiehmayer of Ger- 
many). no. 31, 32). Abas tae 7s 
25 ettiden zur entwicklung des gefthls 
fur rhythmus.—bd. 2, op) 46n" 30 
etuden, in eaters! schwierigkeit, 


2487, 2488 


© ee 5, 1919; 1 ¢ each Bem 9, 
1923; E 556208, 556209 ; Heinrichs- 
hofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 


MeEMoRIAL DAY; chorus, words by Joyce 
Kilmer, music by Frank Patterson tof 
U. Sa, arr. by E. J. Biedermann; male 
voices. 4to. 2489 

© Feb. 3, 1923602 Go Pese ms 
553786; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, 
inc., New York. 


Memories; by Richard Czerwonky tof ’ 
U. Sa; violin and pf. (Sheet music 
edition, B 1796) 2490 

© Noy, 27, 1922; 2 ¢. Jan 291823: 
FE 555579; Carl Fischer, New York. 


——words by E. Hoagland, music by 
Geo. “Graft, jr. tof Ul "Sa tarniby: 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si 2491 


MUSICAL 
“0. <2, 1923 


COMPOSITIONS 


2509 


for tic Hep, 3, 1923;.-E) 553837, 
-Ethelyn Hoagland, Los Angeles. 


Memortrs I cAN’t FORCET; “words by 
E. H. Meine, melody by C. M. Prieste 
and E. H. Meine tof U. Sa, arr. by 
C. M. Prieste. ; 2492 

istics en. 5, 1923; H 555/84; 
Charles Mark Prieste and Emil Her- 
man Meine, Los Angeles. 


Memory; words by L. Kunkle, music by 
Game Gran, jr. ot. U., 5.1, ) arr.. by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. S$. 2493 

ive Jan. 25,1923; .E 553614; 

Lefa Kunkle, Kunkle, O. 


Memory (A) ; words by William Fisher, 
music by Winifred Ceci tof England); 
in- F. 2494 

(tice 45,1923 1c. Feb: 5; E 
556335; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


Memory ISLE; waltz; words by Gus 
Kahn, music by Abe Olman tof U. oe 
24 


© Feb. 24, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 
560331; Leo Feist, inc.. New York. 


MEMPHIS BOUND; words by W. Ben- 
bow, music by W. Benbow and D. A. 
Dawley tot -U. S.i, arr. by Don A. 
Dawley. 2496 

Give: eb: 28, 11923; —, 560360; 
William Benbow, Chattanooga, Tenn. 


MEM’RIES OF HOME SWEET HOME; words 
by E. R. Henry, music by Ray Hib- 
beler tof U. Si, arr. by E. R. Henry 
fOr Ui 2497 

@ ime, veh. 8, 19235-55393] ; 
Elmer Ray Henry, Terre Haute, Ind. 


MENDELSSOHN-BarTHOLDY (JACOB Lup- 
wic Fenix) Capriccio brillante; by 
Mendelssohn, op. 22, played by Olga 
Steeb rof U. Si; in B minor. 
pico, red label, no. 60993-K) 1Music 
rolh 2498 

fils 20,1922). 2c. Feb. 16,1923; 
E, 560125; American piano Co., New 
York. (Copyright i is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


- + — Wedding march. See La Fontaine’s 


(Prof.) ukulele solo. 


MenvuEr; a la Mozart by A. Korest- 
chenko, op. 22, no. 5, arr. by Chas. J. 
Roberts tof U. Sa; full orch. 2499 


(Am- . 


de J. Mouret, réalisation de la basse 
chiffrée par Georges Dandelot of 
France), partie de violon revue et an- 
notée par Louis Wins; violon et piano. 
(Oeuvres anciennes, nos. 4,5) 1. En 
sol mineur.—2. En la majeur. 
2500, 2501 
© Dec. 14, 1922. 1 ¢. each Jan. 9, 
1923; EF 551592, 551593; Max Eschig, 
Paris. rCopyright is claimed on har- 
monization and collection 


See also Bizet (Georges) 


Menuerro, See Danza. 

Meow-Maarra; fox-trot, words by Percy 
Edgar, music by Mark Strong rof 
Great Britain) 2502 

©. jan, 29, 1973-1 ce.) Bebb, O27 
556220; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


MeERcHAN’’S (THE) sonc. See Tre- 
harne (Bryceson) Five Oriental songs. 


Merry GAMES. See Childhood’s happy 


days. 


-Merry voices; 4th concert polka, by 


AW. Lansing. fof U.S. 1., Piano 
solo—2. :Piano, 4 hands. | (Concert 
polkas) 2503, 2504 


© Feb. 8, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 13; 
E, 560005, 560006; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


Mes £rortEs; chanson-sérénade, par R, 
Drigo ,of Italy: 1. Orch. avec piano 
Ace (Ato. we iano. 2505, 2506 


© Nov. 23, 1921, Sept. 8, 1922; 1c. 
each Feb. 2, 1923; E 556147, 556149; 
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, Stock- 
holm, Sweden. 


M&THODE COMPLETE D’'HARMONIUM; par 
une réunion de professeurs, instruc- 
tions et musique par Goudy Vincent 
de Paul tof France; 1°” v. 2507 


©) NoweZis* 1922 iric’ Dee i 
550603 ; Procure Générale des fréres, 
Paris: 


METODO COMPLETO TEORICO PRATICO PER 
LO STUDIO DELLA MUSICA; facile, gradu- 
ato, progressivo, di R. Dimuro of 
U.S. 6thed. (Italiano-inglese:. 2508 

@) Jan. 12))-1923: 2\c.and ‘aff. Jan. 
17; A 695561; Raffaele Dimuro, New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on new 
matter] 


© Jan. 20, 1923; 2c. Jan. 29; E'} Mr guerra! schotis espafiol-fox trot; 


555627: ‘Carl Fischer, New York. 


3 'Copyright is claimed on arrangement) | 


‘por Albert Loesser of Germany): 
piano. 2509 


161 


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2510 


pt. 121, ms; vals 


Mr ouERIDA—Continued. 
© Nov. 29, 1921; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1922; 
E 551630; Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 


Micuarr, McManus, EsQ.; words and 
music by N. McLaughlin of U. me 
Z 


©) lie.* Fely 26, 19233) & 560812: 
Neil McLaughlin, Bayonne, N. J. 


MIpDINETTES FOX-TROT; par Ed. Gareri, 
arr. par M. Gracey jof France); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 2514 

©, Dec. 28; 1922-1 eam 22: 02a3: 
FE, 551845; Smyth, Paris. (Copyright 


is claimed on arrangement} 


MIDSUMMER NIGHT BLUES; words and 
music by Joe Burke and Lou Herscher 
(Cui OSE, 2512 

(©) Feb, 5; 1925: 2c: heb, 21° 4B 
560198; A. J. Stasny music co., inc., 
New York. 


MIGNONETTE; by Granville English of 
Ul Sa Gp. 22, no. 3* piano. ~ Csheet 
music edition, P. 1193) 2513 

© Dec, (30,1922 2 ce: Jan: 29,:1993) 
E 555568; Carl Fischer, New York. 


——sonatina, by Charles Arthur of 
Ul Sa0p 115, ne. le pt..anvCy., Csheet 
music edition, P. 1160) 2514 

© Noy. 23, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
EF, 555584; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Mixapo (THE); novelty fox trot, with 
apologies to Arthur S. Sullivan, arr. 
and adapted by J. B. Lampe tof U. $.1; 
piano acc. Za 

On lise web. 6. 1923.0 553823: 
J. Bodewalt Lampe, New York. 


MILtrary Escort ; march, by Harold Ben- 
net: for. o.15. band. 240.) Cimeimn- 
nati, O., Fillmore music house. 2516 

©: Fan el5 7. 1023252 fcr ame eo 
555502; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


MILLIKIN LOYALtTy; words and music by 
Web Olds*jot UE sa 2517 
©) aan. O 1923. 20. calian eZ Aue 
553904; Millikin glee club, Decatur, 
One 


MINIATURE WALTZ; by A. B. Keene rof 
U. $i; 2 pianos, 8 hands. (Ensemble 
arr. by Edmund Parlow) 2518 

© Feb. 6, 1923: 2 « Feb. 8: E 
553921; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 


MINNEAPOLIS; words by G. G. Palmer, 
music by G. G. Palmer and Alynne 
Ardenn. 2519 


© lc. Feb. 3, 1923; E 553802; 
Glen Gilbert Palmer, Minneapolis. 


MiINSMER (i Nocturne; par J. Mins- 
mer tof Francei; piano. 2520 
© Dec. -14, 1922; 1c. Jems tes - 

FE 551582; E. Demets, Paris. 


MINUET IN G Minor. See Handel (Georg 
Friedrich) 3 lessons. 


MIR TZIHEN MIR BLONDZEN (We're striy- 
ing and groping in darkness); text 
from L. Joffe, music by Savel Zilberts 
fof U. Si (3 aft sones, Wo) yeeset 

© Feb. 26, 1923; 2 «. Feb. 28: E 
560349; Jos. P. Katz, New York. 


Miss BiugR Eyes; caprice, by Arthur 
Bergh tof U. S.: piano. 2522 


© Jan. 26,1923: 2c. Bele wie we, 


555941; Belwin, inc., New York. 


MIssA IN HONOREM SANCTI FRANCISGL 
ASSISIENSIS; auctore Remigio Renz1 
fof Italy; a duas voces zquales voci- 
bus acutioribus ad lib. adjunctis, organo 
comitante. 4to. 2523 


© Feb: 1) 1925-92 4a 


~~ 


MristER Jor; march-one step and two 
step, by Harold Bennett tof U. Sa; 
band. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music 
house: 4toe 2524 

© Jan:.: 15; 1923; 2) eareeee, 

2. 


555503; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Mr. PRESIDENT WILL BE A FEMALZ MAN: 
words by P. Swayne, music by E. \S:'S: 
Huntington rof U. Si 2525 

© 4c Feb) 9° 1923 Miao 


Pemelia Swayne, Clinton, Ind. 


See 


Mists AND MELLOW FRUITFULNESS. 
Times and seasons. 


Misty Moon; words and music by John 

Lottus tof Uy Sa 2526 

© Jan. 6,. 1923; 20 ae ees 
553903; Eliza Doyle Smith, Chicago. 


MoprRN (A) SANTA-CLAUS; two-part 
song, words by May Westoby, music 
by T. Keighley tof Great Britain) ; uni- 
son song. 4to. (York series, no. 826) 

Pasian 
©" Jan. 15)" 1923:2 ie abate ae, 
551820; Banks & son, York, England. 


MOocLI£ REGINA; versi di Ernesto Tomas- 
sini, musica ‘di FE. A. Mario sof Italy; 
mand. acc.1 Naples, E. A. Mario. 
(Piedigrotta, 1922) 2528 

© Oct. 20; :1922- 1 e,. Rebs Slee: 
FE 556158; Italian book co., New York. 


162 


Ato. | 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Ho 0929 


2546 


Meme (LA) tranco; English lyric by 
Dorothy Terriss, music by. Emile Do- 
loire tof France) 2529 

fee. 24, 1923-2 c. Jan, 25;. E 
555429: Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
MoMENT MUSICAL. See Schubert (Franz 

Peter) 


Mon PARADIS; s¢rénade daujourd-hui, 
by Cuthbert Clarke 1of Great Britain) ; 
piano. 2530 

Olam 1202 1923-..1.c. Jan. 24: EF 
556016; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Mocps AND MELODIES; seven easy Legs 
by Ernest Austin tof England) op. 
ge l--/ 2) pt. abst 

eas 192322 c. fan 24>. E 
556184; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


“Moon sow; words and music by R. C. 
Sheffield and Barbara Isis Sheffield 


Hot GS.) 2532 
ive. Feb. 2).1923- F, 555842: Rena 
Cary Sheffield, New York. 


Moon crow; words by Harold Christy, 

melody by O. Motzan tof U.S. = 2533 

Orie Rep. 21, 1923- EF 560266, 
Otto Motzan, New York. 


Moon (Tue) HYMN: 
Beatrice Irwin, 
Wachtmeister 
voices. .4to. 

preps. 1023-2 c. 
558007; John Church co., 


chorus, poem by 
music by Axel Raoul 
fof Swedeni; mixed 

2534 
Feb. 10: 


Cincinnati. 


Moox MADNESS; words and music by 
F.L. Pa‘terson and R. N. Dickey tof 


U. Sa, arr. by R. N. Dickey. -:Blue 
print) : (Aes) 
(ema Pel: 21. 1923-. H. 560270: 


Pramod. Patterson 
Dickey, Seattle. 


and Roy. N. 


Moon OF THE SPRINGTIME; two-part song, 
words and music by A. L. Woodcock 


rof U. S.1; women’s voices. 4to. 2536 
Guwep: i 1923 2 Fc) Bebe 30 E 
555858: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


Moon RIVER; waltz, by David, played by 
Harry Shipman tof U. Su., assisted by 
Raed, he Schmitz tom Usa; 1m #,. flat. 
(Ampico, word roll, no: 202591-F) 
‘Music rolh 2537 

© June 20, 1922-2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
F. 560099; American: piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


Moon WHY DON'T YOU TELL? words by 
F. Dietrich, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
fot US: art. by Lleo: G Beach) of 


Usa 2538 
Otc. Febindy W926 | 55684 
Frances Dietrich, St. Louis. 

MooNBEAM FAIRIES: by Wm. H. Pot- 
stocks fot Li. SA. ope to) sno. dope 
(Sheet music edition, P 1170: Musical 
zephyrs ) 25590: 

@Oxet 30, 19225 Zhe tame 29) W923 
FE 555618: Carl Fischer; New York. 


(Copyright is claimed cn arrangement 


MornincG; words and music by C. A. 
Love tof U. $1, arr. by W. J. Goodell 
rof U.S. 4to. 2540 
Oi Heb- 15, 1923252) ce Feb. 26% 
560319: Chas. A. Love, Aurora, Ill. 


Morninc (THE) GLORY; waltz, words 
and music by C, W. Krogmann of 
U. Sa op. 143,no.1. (Tuneful rhymes 
from wonderland, no. 1) 2541 

) Dee./30;: 19225 Zc Jam. 22, 1923: 
E, 553560; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


Morninc (A) MADRIGAL; two-part song, 
from Concone’s solfeggi, words by 
RR all, “sic arc.uby. . Liovd 
Stafford tof Great Britain); two treble 
voices. 4to. (Collegiate choir, no. 


367) 2542 
Car Odes - tes jan: 24 
551979; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 
Morninc (A) sonc; valsette, by Ernst 
CURIST OMe Git. 9-1 Oe, L2,5 Oy y be 
piano. (From a toy house, no. 1) 
2543 
CP hebs oO Zs Ae te Bebitent 6 


55587 =) G: 


COVERED SHACK IN KILDARE; words 
a melody, by Frankie Hall O’Brien 
of U. 8.1 he 2544 
© foyer Reb. 44) 192357/  Sog042 
Wm. J. O’Brien, Miitineague, Mass. 


New York. 


Schirmer, inc., 


Most (THE) SIMPLE MASS IN GREGOR- 
IAN CHANT; Vatican version, prepared 
in modern notation and harmonized by 
the Benedictine Fathers tof U. Sua 
(Fischer edition, no. 5148) 4to. 2545 

© Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 
560235; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(Copy right is claimed on harmoniza- 
tion) 


MotHER COME BACK TO ME; words a and 
melody by F. Farlow tof U. Sa. 
Gy eiice. bebe G2 1925 > ik 
Frank Farlow, Newark, N. elt 


163 


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2547 


pt: (01, naw 


MorHEr JUDSON, : ALMA MATER; words 
and music by E. L. Powers tof LOR Sm 
Ato. a 7 
©) Jani 6719237 eaeeaeane E 

555490; Judson college, Marion, ee 


MorHER, WHERE'S THE JAM? words and 
music by Harry C. Eldridge tof U. S$. 


2548 
©, Nov. (1; 1922: -2 c.- Dee: 30-1 E, 
555715; Eldridge entertainment house, 


Franklin, O. 


MoruHers (THE) WHO NEVER FORGET; 
words by John Bond, music by H. 
Lytton Norman tof England) 2549 

© Dee20 1922-4. an: 241923 
E, 556339; Midland music pub. co., 
Derbyshire, England. 


MouNrAIN MUSIC. See Meadowland 
and mountain. 
Mourer (J.) Rondeau; de J. Mouret, 


réalisation de la basse chiffrée par 
Georges Dandelot tof France), partie 
de violon revue et annotée par Louis 
Wins; violon et piano en mi. (Oeuvres 
anciennes, no. 6) 2550 
©r Wee. 14-1922" 7c. Jane 8, nee: 
By 551091 = Max Eschig, Paris. (Copy- 
‘right is claimed on harmonization and 
— collection) 


MUNACHEDDA; versi di Antonino’ Cri- 
vello, musica di P. Ballatore rof Italy, 
domiciled at Brooklyn, N. Yi Brook- 

_lyn, N. Y., Antonino Centonze. 2551 

OO 30) 19222 12 6 Oct. s0e 
553984; Pietro Ballatore, Brooklyn. 


Muserts; lyric by Mort Moore, melody 
by N. Moret tof U. Sa. 2552 
Oa re. Rep.) 10; 1923 «BF, y558950' 


Neil Moret’s studio, San FP aaiceer. 


Music pox: by Rudolf Friml: arr. by 
Adolf Schmid tof England, domiciled 
at New Yorki; orch. with pf. conduc- 


Stone (Galaxy, “ne: oe 2559 
© Jan. tS O23 5 2c ait eo. 
553556; G. Schirmer, - inc., New York. 
i\Copy right is claimed on arrangement} 


Music For REBEKAH LODGE CEREMONIALS} 
words and music. composed and com- 


piled by V Soe Isynch/ ot Ul Sa 2554 
OimFebic 5. 1023602) cheb soni B 
S500/72 Violay Hopkins WyncheChi- 
cago. 
Music, WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE; words 


by Shelley, music by Maurice Besly 
fof Great Britain op: Zt, nod lange: 
2555 


© Dec. 7,1922> 1 2 Jan. ate 
E, 551948; Boosey & co., London. 


Musica (A) jic-sAw; kaleidoscope of 
melodies, selected and arr. by A. Wil- 
liam Aston tof England); piano. 2556 

© Jan. 19, 1923): 1 ete ee, 
556060; Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 


Musica, MELODIES; words by G. S. 
Smith, music by Ida B. Kay tof Can- 
adaj 4to. Contents: At the end of 
the trail—Tell it to Jesus. 2557 

© Feb, 5, .1923:.2 Chena, 
553897; Gypsy Simon Smith, London, 
Canada. 


MusICANaDA: revue, par divers auteurs. 
Numéro de Noel, 1922, 1°°® année, no. 
2. pf. Contents: Sous-bois; de Jo- 
seph Henry Dorion.—Sandwich; de 
Emiliano Renaud.—Votre sourire; de 


Albert Cadieux.—Papillons; de Bazile 
Lemieux.—Orientale; de EF. Renaud. 
2558 

© Dec... 16; 1922. ie aie ei 


A—Foreign 21403; MusiCanada, inc., 


Montreal, Canada. 


Murua; march, by Harold Bennett tof 
U. Si; band. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore 
music house. 4to. 2559 

© Jan. -15, 1923; 2*6) fare 


555498; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


My ALLTYME GIRL; waltz, words by Nor- 
man Coombs, music by Austin Hunt- 
ley cof U. Sa 2560 

©. Feb..6,, 1923-02 (ch Bema rece 
555878; De Luxe music co., New York. 


My ANCHOR’S CAST WITHIN THE VEIL; 
words and music by T. Jones rof Eng- 
land; . (In Gospel songs, series nos. 
9 & 10) 2561 

© Sept. 4, 1922; Iie. Sewh te 
556123; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


My BEAUTIFUL DREAMS; words and music 
by M. Moran of U. $1 Vincennes, 
Ind., Moran music pub. co. 2562 

©. Jan. 22, 1923; ° 2 icaeneee ae, 
553890; Maud Moran, Vincennes, Ind. 


My Bonemis; words and music by S. D. 
Taylor (or U. S.1 2563 
©: Feb:, 20, 1923: 2c. (Reba iye iE 
560137; Stella Dennis Taylor, inc., 
Los Angeles. 


My Cororapo Rosré; words and arr. by 
Brarnett) Wyllie, music by L. J. Fink 
[On nena 2564 

© Apr:.20, 1922 ;'2 .c: Jan, 2oiee ae 

. EF 555480; Lucas J. Fink, Union, Mo. 


164 


no. 3, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


2583 


My CRINOLINE GIRL; fox trot, from Elsie, 
words and music by Noble Sissle and 
Baupie Blake jot U.S. * 2565 


fetes 15, 19273::2°¢. Feb: 21; E 
560257; M. Witmark & sons, New 
WY Grks 


My DARLING BABY; words by B. Cianci- 
olo, music by ES. Ss. Huntington tof 
U. Sa 2566 


ive eb. 23, 1923; E 560217; 


Bessie Cianciolo, Gallatin, Tenn. 


My pAy; words by Ralph C. Everett, 
music by B. 1. Meek jof U. Si. 2567 


© 1c. Feb. 16, 1923; E 560071; 
Birdie Irene Meek, Topeka, Kans. 


My Dixie Arian Ler; words and music 
by Sadie Leonia Marshall tof U. S. 
2568 


mre re Feb. 97 1923; FE 555909; 
Novonda Marshall, New York. 


My Drxte QurEn; words by M. Beaks. 
music by Everett J. Evans tof U. Sy 
Invincible ed. New York, Invincible 
music co., inc. 2569 


foben 8 1923- 2 c. Feb. .10:. E 
553044 ; Minnie Brooks, Linton, Ind. 


My DrxiE RosE; fox trot, words by I. D. 
Craig, music by E. S. S. Huntington 


rot WES. 2570 


© bic ‘Feb. 23,1923; E 560214; 
Ivan D. Craig, Louann, Ark. | 


My DREAMS OF HAPPINESS WITH YOU; 
_ words by W. Bromm, jr., music by 
Geo. Graff, jr. cof U. Si, arr. by Theo. 
G. Beach tof U. Su. 2571 


ries Hepes) 15; 1923; EF 558077; 
Wm. Bromm, jr., New York. 


My FAITH IN THEE; words. by Bide 
Dudley, music by W. Wesley Wells 
tof U. Sa, rev. and arr. by Geoffrey 
O’Hara of U. Si; in D flat. 2572 


(pep, 8, 1925-2 Ee. Reb. 5: EF 
555761; J. W. Jenkins sons music co., 
Kansas City, Mo. 


My FIRST LESSONS IN MUSIC; instruc- 
tion book for beginners, by Sr. Mary 
Helena tof U. 5.1; piano. obl. 8vo. 
(Schirmer’s scholastic series, v. 135, 
DSO) peek. pts L,: oat my piano. pt. 2. 
At my desk.—bk. 2. As we do it. 

2573, 2574 


-' © Jan. 30, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 3; 
i Ee ponhal. 5557025 °G: Schirmer; .imc., 
~ New York, 


-My MOTHER'S SMILE; words by 


My GrorcGIANA HOME; words and music 
by B. Blount rof U.4S., arr. by Mathew 
Albert Howard rof U. Si 2575 


©. Keb: 2) 31923; Baso027' : 
Bertram Blount, Portland, Or. 


My HAwallAN BELLE; words by W. H. 
Carter, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
tof U. S$. 2576 


Oy lc. Feb. 23), 1923.3 5H, 5602310; 
Wade H. Carter, Bergholz, O 


My HEART IS PAGING yours; duet, from 
The naughty Diana, words by Cyrus . 
Wood, music by Will Ortmann [of 
WT Sa 2577 

Ge fan.) 2931925). 26. Jan. 80; 3 
555657; Harms, inc., New York. 


My HONEY’s LOVIN’ ARMS; fox trot, by 

Meyer, played by George Dilworth 
1;in F. (Ampico, word roll, 
no. 202751-F) (Music rolh 2578 

© July 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560119; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation). 


My LAND OF GOLDEN DREAMS; words by 
Mrs. G. N. Caldwell, music by Ray 
Hibbeler tof U. Su 2579 


© ¢. Heb, OF (19255 555928; 
Mrs. G. N. Caldwell, Smackover, Ark. 


My .irtLE IRISH ROSE; concert song 
rapsody, romance, lyric by Anna M. 
Van Eman, poetic pastoral denoue- 
ment and music by F. S. Miller ,of 
U. Si. Contents: In Arcady.—Pas- 
toral.—Postlude. 2580 

{Cy Fat 30) 192332 .e. jan i20's 
553863; Fred Sherman Miller, New- 
ton, N. J. 


My 1ittLe YIDDISHER GIRL; words and 
music by Robert W. McLecd tof Great 


Britain; ; an CG. > Staff and tonic sol-fa 
' notations) ; 2581 
@i aan: \2001 9235) deve. Jam. 30 28 


556088; B. Feldman & co., London. 


My LOVE IS WORTH MORE THAN ALL YOUR 
GOLD; ballad-fox-trot, words and music 
by H. Bell tof U. Si (Photographed 
copy] 2982 

© alte: Feb. 15,. 1923: 558096; 

Harry Bell, Evansville, Ind. 


E.G. 
Futrelle, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
Pesan cars. by) hee. (G. Beach. ot 
esc 2583 
Crh coabebs Si 923% By 558073 
Ethel Gray Futrelle, Griffin, Ga. 


165 


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2584 
My NATIVE HEATH: suite, by Arthur 
Wood. tot “Great, Britainy + orch. 
(Boosey’s orchestral journal, no. 218) 
Contents: 1. Knaresbro’ status;— 2. 
Ikley tarn—3. Bolton abbey —4. Bar- 
wick green. 2584 
© Nov 3019220" eer tan. 2OPTO2s- 


FE, 551946; Boosey & co., London. 


My orp KEnrucKY HomE. See Mac- 
Murray (Frederick) Four melodies 
for violin alone. 


My own; words and music by O. M. 
Jones. “tof "W))-Sasiacr “by Hear A. 
Keates and Lyn Udall fof U. Sa 2585 

fo) de, Beb: 2) 1923-4 555986"; 
Olive May Jones, Portland, Or. 


My PILLOW AND ME; words and music by 
Tim Brymn, Chris Smith and Clarence 
Williams tof U. Sa 2586 


©) clam, OU; 1925" 4 Clan oie ale, 
Feb. 9; FE, 555963; Clarence Williams 


music pub. co., inc., New York. 


My pire AND I; words by E. 8S. Brown, 
music: py 4Geo..:Gratey jr, (ot. U, om 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S.1 2587 

© We. Feb. 1b, 043.,, e SSg078 
Eleanor S. Brown, White Plains, N. Y. 


My PRAYER; words by Annie D. St. 
John, music by A. N. Cosner tof U. Sa 
Svo. {Photostat) 2588 

©aec. 5, 19225 2 c. Feb.19, 1923; 
FE, -560144; Amsey Nelden. Cosner, 
Newton, N. J 


. 
- 


My rApIo GirL; words and music by H. 
Brushingham jof U. Su 2589 
@elve shen. 21 1923: 4) Souze0s 
Hortense Brushingham, Alexandria, 


Mian 


My SERENADE; waltz, words and music 
by Harley Rosso and Harry L. Alford 
for Wr Sa 2590 

©) fame (1Oe 1923) 2c. ite Deco ae, 

53864" “McClure music co, ot. Paul 


My suapow; words by Robert Louis 
Stevenson, music by Waddington 
Cooke fof Great Britain); 2 unison 
voices, in C. 4to. (Anglo-French 
unison and part songs,no.1010) (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 2591 

©: Vang 5) else 1 re. anak, 
551936; Anglo-French music co., ltd., 
London. 


Dai 


My sYARLIGHT LOVE; words and arr. by 
Brarnett) Wyllie, music by L. J. Fink 
fOr Wat on 2592 


pt. 1M; Sogo 


pr. 20, 1922: 2 Jam 2a, ieee. 
79; Lucas J. Fink, Union, Mo. 


@A 

b, 5o54 

My suGAR MAN; words and music by 
Spencer Williams tof U. S. 2593 

© hc. Feb. 26, 1923.°H, SOMs eines 
Feist, inc., New York. 

My SWEET PRAIRIE, 1LOWER; words by 
William Breen, melody. by) @52A. 
Roeder jof, U, 5a, arr. By Apia A. 
Darvo tof U: Su 2594 

© 1c. Jan. 29, 1923; BE) Sa50na) maken 
A. Roeder, Rosebank, N. Y. 


My swexr VirciniA; words by V. R. 
Merlino, music by E.'S. S: Huntine- 
tot, Mr S54 2595 
©) 1 -c... Feb. 23, 1923; oe 
Virginia R. Merlino, Yonkers, N. Y. 


My TEA sHop IN St. Omer; humorous 
polyglot song, written and composed 
by Jack Rickards tof Great Britain; 


in D. (Staff and tome soleta mote 
tions}: 2596 
© Jan: 12,1923: 1) einen, 


556039; Reynolds & co., London. 


My TEMPLE OF FAME; lyric and music by 
S. H. Fields tof U. Si Wastuaeton, 
D. C., George E. Johnson. 2597 

© Feb. 12; 1923;\2 c Bepene awe 


555978; S..Helen Fields, Washington. 


My witp Irish RosE; by Olcott, played 
by Edgar.Fairchild tof U7 Sa 7 acB 
flat. (Ampico, word roll, no. 753=F) 
(Music roll 2598 

© July 20; 1922: 2c Pepa ie 1o25- 
if 560109; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


NA PRZEKUR (For spite) ; mazur, by P. 
Feldhann rof U. $1; instrumental. 
2599 
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923: F 555891; Peter 
Feldhann, New York. 


Na ZAKoONCZENIE (To the < fmisi) ; 
mazut, by P. Feldhant jot, Ul) Sa; an- 
strumental. 2600 

© 1c. Feb. 9 1923555807, 


Peter Feldhann, New York: 


NACHTPROMENADE (Promenade noc- 
turne) ; von Erik Meyer-Helmund of 
Germany]; piano. 2601 

© May 1,) 1922: 1c Niag 


551830; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


NAcCH?TLICHE GONDELFAHRT (En gondole 
la nuit); von Erik Meyer-Helmund tof 
Germany} ; piano. 2602 


166 


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no 3, 1923" 2621 
© af 1, 1922; 1 c. May 11; E.| Neicueors; a character: sketch with 
Fole@2Z4; A. Cranz, "Brussels, Belgium. songs, words and music by J. Baxley 


Narap (THE); 
England); piano. 

Or fan. 19, 1923; 

551967; Elkin & co., 


by William Baines of 
2603 


Eee 2 


duce) Jane 
Itd., London. 


Naima; fox trot, by Dorothy Forster of 


Great Britain); pf. 2604 
i? Were 20, 1923- 1c. Jan. 24: _E 


556015; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


NAPULE E MAMMA; versi di A. Bascetta 
e A. Giovannetti, musica di A. Bascetta 
tof Italy); mand. acc. 4to. 2605 

rien 2, 419232) ¢. Feb. 14; E 
560038; A. Peronace & A. Bascetta, 
New York. 


NAPULE MIO; canzonetta nostalgica, 
melodia, di Daniel. Napolitano of 
Italy, domiciled at. Jersey City, N. Ja, 
attr. py Ciro Valente tof U. S. - 2606 

©) ce; Feb<710, 1923;.E 560049; 
Buffa bros., New York. 


Narcissus; by L. A. Cane- of Great 
Britain}; piano. (Jn Flower § suite, 
no. 5) 2607 

ten. 5, 1923-:.1 c. Jan. E 
556092; Collard Moutrie, London. 


NATIONAL ELK’s MARCH; 
Smaytae ot, VU. S21, arr. by 
Sabin tof U. S.i; piano. 

igioc, Hep, 12,1923; EK 

Carroll G. Smythe, Binghamton, N. 


Eos 


by? 2G: 
Wm. D. 
2608 
555997 ; 
a 
Nizmi; mélodie orientale poeme de 
Pierre d’Amor, English poem by H. 
Grantham ~- Hayes, musique de _ D. 
Lévidis tof France; op. 19. (Paroles 
francaise et anglaises) 2609 
jmiec. 14. 1922-1 c. Jan. -9;:1923'; 
By Stoel ; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


Neath EASTERN SKIES; 
melody by Harry 
Brewis pot Usa) arr. 


© kc. jan, 


Leo Feist, inc., 


words 
Reser and Eddie 
by E. Davi is. 


Ag 1923 
New York. 


"NEATH THE SoUTH SEA MOON; fox trot, 
from the Ziegfeld follies of 1922, by 
Hirsch and Stamper, played by Her- 
bert Clair and George Dilworth of 
Ge oaae G. _CAmpico, word roll: 
no. 202701-F) Music roll 2611 

© July 20; 1922 * 2. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560088: American piano co., New 
York. rCopy right is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


and 


ee 


roe, UE Sa 


(Ces aes 
Jack Baxley 


2612 
Feb. 12, D 26413; 


_ Dallas. 


1923'; 


N&NUPHARS cs: poésie de J. Barbey 
D’Aurevilly, musique de Th. Dubois jot 
France} 2613 

(Oy Dec) 1401922 «tine. fans 91923) 
E 551616; Heugel, Paris. 


NEVER DOUBT JUST BELIEVE IN YOUR STAR; 
words by H. T. Broome, music by 
Re. “ayes tes Robert: Ji Hayes, 
of? ULbSh . 2614 

Ql « Febwi6, 1923. 2 s60004; 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 


NEVER LEAVE HER CRYING WHEN YOU SAY 
GooD-BYE; words and arr. by Brarnett 
Wyllie, music by L. J. Fink tof U. Sa 

2615 
Key Apri 20 1922- 2:e fat. 26,1923: 
EF, 555478; Lucas J. Fink, Union, Mo. 


NEVER SAY NO To Gon; words by Liilian 
M. Weeks, music by Anita H. Gregson 
jor WS) arr. byt Cs Harold Lowden 
tof U. Sa 2616 

© Novel, 1922. 2 c.Feb. Izy $923° 
FE 560177; Heidelberg press, Phiiadel- 
phia. 


NEWTON'S THEORY OF MUSIC COPY BOOKS; 
by Ernest Newton tof Great Britain 
DL 2. ©. 2617 

Gaetan $2o 5 192 ae ly ei) lant. 20 snk 

5500/0); W. ePaxton &.co., ltd, Lon- 

don. 


NIGHT OF LOVE AND STARS; words by 
W. A., music by Louis Ganne sof Great 
Britain) 2618 

©: Jan 12819235 Ses By 
556026; Chappell London. 


NicuHtT-RiIpeR (THE) See Treharne 
(Bryceson) Five Oriental songs. 


Nicut sonc; by Chas. Edwin Williams 
tof U. Sa; violin and piane. (Sheet 
music edition, B i) 2619 

©yvDecs 805 1922-02 ey Jam 2941923. 
555564: aa Fischer, New York. 


NicGH?’s CANDLES; by Richard Richards 
(of England; piano. (5 easy teach- 
ing pieces for piano, no. 4) 2620 

@iaian. 721192532) ex. Jame 29205 
556195; West’s, ltd., London. 


No AUroMOBILE; words by W. C. Pleas- 
ant, music by Valeria Gordon ot 
ase 2621 


te. pan. 
& co, Jtd.; 


167 


2622 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


ENTRIES 
“pt. 11jaes4 ae 


No AuTOMOBILE—Continued. 


@© Jan, '5)1923 »2%exeb; 81923; 
E 560185; W. Clyde Pleasant, Law- 
renceburg, Ky. 


NO BIRD CAN IMITATE THE MOCKING-BIRD S 
NOTE; words by J. E. Galvan, music 
by FE. S..S. Himtiseton jor UW." Sa 

2622 


©) Lise: Heb. 19s 1923) iy + 555054 - 
J. E. Galvan, Arverne, N. Y. 


No-MAN’S-LAND; words by Francis Clark, 
music by Evelyn Sharpe tof Great 
Britain]; in B flat. 2623 


©) Feb. 6: 19234) s1i.c, Bebb 772 es 
556206. J. eB Cramer” & co.) lid, 
London. 


No ONE But you; words by W. H. Val- 
entine, music by Stanley J. Skudera 
On Un Sate arr, 
fot VU.“ Sa 2624 

© 1c. Feb. 10, 1923: E 553969; 
William H. Valentine, Little Ferry, 


No ONE LOVES YOU ANY BETTER THAN 
YOUR M-A-DOUBLE-M-Y} lyric by Bob 
Nelson, melody by Harry Link rof 
U.) Sa 2625 

Ovjan 29 WOZ5e2 ¢. Jan avon is 
555631; Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


Nosopy KNows; words by I. E. Price, 
melody by Herman A. Hummel ,of 
U. Si 2626 


© 1c. Feb. 10, 1923; FE 553973; Ira 
E. Price, Cleveland. 


NogpoDy KNOWS BU’ MY PILLOW AND ME; 
words and music by Billy Hueston, 
Billy Frisch and Nat Vincent tof U. S.1 

2627 


© Heb. 9) 19232 ves Meb. 1Oe es 
553948; Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York: 


NopoDy LIED WHEN THEY SAID THAT I 
CRIED OVER YoU; fox trot, by Weber, 
played by Edgar Fairchild tof U. Si; 
in B flat.- (Ampico, word roll, no. 
202741-F) Music roll 2628 

Oinialy 201922) 2ick eb: 16) 1923). 
E 560087; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


words and mel- 


ae Erdman and 


Nogpopy’s SWEETHEART ; 
ody by Gus Kahn, 
Elmer Schoebel tof U Del atte by 
Ernie Erdman rof U. Sy 2629 

Gy tives ane 27. F926 eo 55548, 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


by Edward C. Zuna 


Noir. See Baton (Rhené) Quatre chan- 
sons pour le jour de Noél. 


Noi, DES PETITS GAMINS. See Baton 
(Rhené) Quatre chansons pour le jour 
de Noel. 


Noir, DOLENT; par Jean C. Vincent tof 
France); piano. _ 2630 
© Dee. 31, 1922; 1.6 Bebr Sp4o2a- 

FE 556224; J.C. Vincent, Lyon, France. 


Norrio; polka, by Frank Perrone of 
U. Sa, arr. by Ciro Valente tof US; 
instrumental. 2631 


© 1 c.\ Feb. 9, 19235) Ee wbas80; 
Buffa bros., New York. 


NorMaL; march, by Harold Bennett rof 
U. S13 band. 4to. Cimcinmaig Oe 
Fillmore music house. 2632 

©’ Jan. “15, 1923; (2 cae ees 
555501; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Norma’s DREAM; waltz, by Harold Ben- 
nett rof U. S1; band. Cincinnati, O., 
Fillmore music house. 4to. 2633 

© Jan. 15; 1923 5.2. fame i 
555506 ; Fillmore bros. CO., Cincinnati. 


NoRSE DANCE; by Edmund Severn of 
U. S.1; violin and piano. (Sheet music 
edition, B. 1818) 263+ 

© Jan: 16,1923; 2 exyemnes, E 
555565) Can Fischer, New York. 


Not A CARE IN THE WORLD HAVE I; words 
by F. E. Keim, music by Wendell P. 
Seybolt tof U. Sa, arr. by EF. E. Keim 
fot. Sal 2635 

©:)1 +c Feb: 3,-.1923. ch Seaver; 
F. Edward Keim, Glendale, New York. 


Not unto us O Lorp; anthem, text from 


the Scriptures, music by William 
Baines tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 
2636 


© Feb.’ 1, 1923/42" ec) epee, 
555855; Theo. Presser co, meitla- 
dephia. 


NoTHING EASIER ; adventures of ten lit- 
tle fingers in Mother Goose land, by 
John M. Williams rof U. $1; piano. 
obl. 8vo. 2637 

© Janiw5; 1923; 2) ch Gamegear, 
553559; G. Schirmer, inc.,.New York. 


NorHiIne to po; words by Edward Free- 
man, melody by M. Isaacs tof U. Si 

2638 

1° e.. Jan... 20,1923" i Saaere: 


Marty lisaacs; New York. 


168 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


~Novuste-Damo; cantique béarnais, par 
Jacques Pillois tof Francer; 4 voix 
mixtes a capella. (Trois chants sacrés, 
no. 1) 4to. 2639 

memec. 25). 1922 21 es Jan-22). 1923; 
E, 551849; A. Z: Mathot, Paris. 


Nuits D& CHINE; fox-trot oriental, pa- 
roles de E. Dumont, musique de F. L. 
Bénech tof France) 2640 


Wee, 3), 1922... 1.¢. Feb, 9,.1923; 
E, 556226; F. L. Bénech, Paris. 


Nun (THE); cantata, text by Uhland, 
English version by Martha Martin, 
music by Philip James tof U. S. op. 
30; women’s voices. 4to. 2641 

Gintien vio, 1923 > 2c... Feb.° 162) EF 
560055; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


NURSERY RHYMES; trio, words and music 
by Pearl G. Curran, arr. by Carl Deis 
jor. WU. S.1¢ women’s voices. .(G.:S. 
8vo. choruses, no. 7019) Paz042 

Pie umee me 1973. 2c Reb: 53° E 
555739; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


O ANGELS BRIGHT; words by Felice, mu- 
Riemer iGeo, Gtait, jr. tol U. Sa, arr. 
“by theo, (G) Beach rof-U. Sa. 2643 
Cri ce Peb. 15,1923: EF 558070: 
Alice A. Flagg, Godfrey, Ill. 


°O cAstico; lyric by P. L. Esposito, mel- 
ody by S. Giuttari tof Italy, domiciled 
at New York; violin. 2644 
jee Beb, 15, 1923 - B558102" Sal- 


* vatore Giuttari, New York. 


O ESCA VIATORUM ; Latin motet, music by 
Jos. Deschermeier tof Germany) op. 
162, no. 3; mixed voices. (Jn Fischer 
edition: Cantiones variae, no. 3) 2645 

©) Fes: 20, 1923: 2c. Feb: 23; E 
560239; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


°O FRANCESE MIEZO FATTO; versi di P. 
Cinguegrana, musica di FE. A. Mario 
tof Italy); mand. acc. 
Mario. 4to. (Piedigrotta 1922) 2646 

mocen20 1922: 1 «eb. 5,.1923: 
FE, 556160; Italian book co., New York. 


O cLortosA VirRGINUM; Latin motet, mu- 
sic by Jos. Deschermeier tof Germany| 
op. 162, no. 7; double cho. of mixed 


voices. (Jn Fischer edition: Cantiones 
variae, no. 7) 2647 
ebeb. 20. 1923-2 \e.: Feb.) 23 


560243; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


*“O GUARDAPORTA; macchietta, versi di 
Giovanni Moleti, musica di Alberto 


Naples, E. A. > 


Benincasa tof Italy; mand. acc.) Na- 
ples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 2648 


cOnOct ZO) 1982 er elas 1925 < 
FE, 556106; Italian book co., New York. 


O GwIiAzpDECZKO; song, by W. Pol tof 
U. Si rand; Piésn filaret6w; song by 
A. E. Odyniec tof U. Si 2649 

Wee: 30) 1922" 2coyan. 22, 192s. 
E 553859; Jos. Krygier, Philadelphia. 


O LET MY DREAM COME TRUE; words and. 
music by A. J. Hurley tof England, 
arr. by William Hewitt Penn tof U.S. 

2650 

Gree cy Replay 1923-45, Souda: 

Alexander John Hurley, Toronto, Can- 
‘ada. 


O MaAstER, LEY ME WALK WItH THEE; 
words by W. Gladden, music by Edu- 
ardo Marzo tof U.S. 1. Low voice.— 
2. High voice. 2651, 2652 

© Feb 6.) 1925. 2) c., each Feb.13: 
FE 560008, 560009; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. . 


O, MOTHER O' MOUNTAINEERS! lyric by 
P. I. -Reed, music, by Angeline M. 
Douner tof U. Su. 2653 

©\Rebs 56,2923 >" 2- er, Rebs (9+. Ae 
555948; West Virginia university, Y. 
M. C. A., Morgantown, W. Va. : 


’O PALAZZO *§ DONN’ ANNA; versi di 
Guido di Napoli, musica di Valente 
Vincenzo jof Italy; mand. acc.) Na- 
ples, Nuova italia musicale. 4to. 2654 

©) Sept. 7.4922 9 vc. (Nowi27 


551022; Italian book co., New York. 


O sACRUM cCoNVivIUM ; Latin motet, mu- 
sic by Jos. Deschermeier jof- Germany} 
op. £02, no. (1: mixed “voices: (iz 

Fischer edition:: Cantiones variae, no. 

1) 2655 
©) Hebe 20; 11923". 2c. Keb: 232'-h 

560237; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


O sALuraArRts; Latin motet, music by Jos. 


Deschermeier tof Germany: op. 162, 
no. 2; mixed voices. (J Fischer edi- 
tion: Cantiones variae, no. 2) 2656 


© anep. 20, 1973.02 tess heb. 232 Vey 
560238; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


—— motet, musique de Jacques Pillois 


rof France); 2 voix d’enfants et orgue. 
4to. (Trois chants sacrés, no. 2) 
2657 
Ocean ee O22 8 ey JanweZ, 1923: 
FE, 551848; A. Z. Mathot, Paris. 


169 


CATALOGUE OF 


C 


2658 
O Saviour, PprREcIoUS SAviouR; hymn- 
anthem, words by F. R. Havergal, mu- 


sic by R. M. Stults rof U. $1; mixed 
voices. Ato. 2658 

©. Feb. 8; 19232 2 eesieb. plan 
560000; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

O sLU?T DINA OGON: sang, av Erkki Me- 
lartin; op. 99, no. 3, ed. and. rev. by 
Julia A. Burt tof D'S3 (Wilhelm 
Hansen edition, no. 2279) 2659 

oe eh. 3p ahead oe ei. 265 it 


560340; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


O soLe MIO; waltz, intro. Carmé-carmé, 
by -B. di Capua and G. E de Curtis, 
arr. by M. L. Lake tof U. S.1; military 
band. 4to. 2660 

© Novw.,.25, 1922 = 26,4 hatrw.29. 1923: 
FE 555580; Carl Fischer, New York. 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


°O viuULINO; versi di L. Donadio, melodia 
di G. Quaranta tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York 4to. (Edizione Rinas- 
cente, no. 2) 2661 
)? Hebd (1923.42. (c2 Reb. Ota 
560159; Luigi Donadio e Gennaro 
Quaranta, New York. 


OF. DAYS THAT ARE PAST: 
song, words by M. Kelley, music by 
Laura Davis-Smail tof U. Sa 2662 

Reb: 5° 8923-2 co Feb. 65 
553867; Morris Kelle r, Jeannette, Pa. 


OFF AGAIN ON AGAIN BLUES; words by 
Jack Meskill, music by Lew Daly tof 
A cd 2663 

© Peb- 323557192352 eoheb: 24-1 
560302; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


OFFENBACH (JAcours) Barcarolle; from 
Tales of Hoffman, by J. Offenbach, 
arr. by, duaura (Hawkins 1) (e)L.. 
Townsend, of U. Si; piano. Boston, 
Mass., Charles W. Homeyer & co. 
2664 

20 ks 

‘Townsend, 

(Copyright 


descriptive 


Now. G02 > 2 ce Noms 
549900; Laura Hawkins 
Newton Highlands, Mass. 
is Claimed on arrangement) 


—— Barkarola; z opowiesci Hoffmanna, 
slowa Z. Vieweger, music by J. Offen- 
bach, arr. by W. K. Grigaitis tof U .S.1 

2665 

(©) Deer gO; 19222 2 co iam 22 S23. 
E 553860; Jos. Krygier, Philadelphia. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


OGNI CORE CERCA AMORE! versi di Git- 
seppe Maestrale, musica di Ludovico 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 11E, mk Sipe 
de .Marinis of Ttalyi; 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 


mand. acc. 
4to.. 
2666 
© Oct. 20, 1922-1 ey Web. Aaa 
FE, 556100; Italian book co., New York. 


is A DAISY; words by M. 
music by Ey SS: 4eignt- 
Su 2667 


Ou Boy, SHE 
W olshoefer, 
ington fof U. 


© 1 c.. Feb. .23; 1923*  Geueee- 
Mike Wolshoeter, New London, Ia. 
On Catirornta; words by G. Ervyl 
Theobald, music by Lura. Alta Von 
Rohl tof U.-S.j 2668 
© Feb. 20, 19235 2°) Pepe eee 
560262; L. A. Von. Rohl, Richmond, 
Calif, 


OH DADDY, YOU WON'T HAVE. NO MAMMA 
AT ALL; words and music by Wm. Rus- 
sell and Ed. Herbert tof U.-Su, arr. 
by Wm. G. Still. 2669 

©. Feb.. 26,, 1923-2 Prie as 
560357; Clarence Williams music pub. 
co. inc., New York. : 

On DEAR! WHAT CAN THE MATTER BE, 

See Playtime pieces. 


Ou Docror Koo-ay! from Take a chance, 
words by H. I. Phillips, mysic by Har- 
old Orleb tof U. Sa | 2670 

© Feb. 2Z, 1923; 2 sc; Beno 
555803; Harms, inc., New York. 


On, EMMA; a musical farce in four acts, 
libretto and lyrics by Coral Birch, 
music by Norman Sydney rof Canada; 


2671 
© ‘1c. Feb. 12) 1923579 aaa 
Sydney Thomas Chisnall, Montreal, 


Quebec, Canada. 


On GEE, OH COosH; fox trot, from For 
goodness’ sake, by Daly, played by 
erbert Clair tof U. Sj. im Bear 
(Ampico, word roll, ne. 202691_F) 
tMusic roll) Ziel 2 
© July 20, 1922; 2 c« Feb. 16) 1923; 
E 560108; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Ou, How I LONG TO BE BACK, BACK IN 
"HOSE Hawatan IsLES; words by 
Marion P, Proffitt; music by EB) SS. 


Huntington fof U. Sa 2673 
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1923: eesasoede 
M. P. Proffitt, Madison Heights, Va. 
OH, MOTHER DEAR; words an GA 
Westenberger, music by £ SoS ante 
‘aneton por UW) S31 2674 


170 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2691 


fc. Feb. 9; 1923: E. 555021; 
G. A, Westenberger, Philadelphia. 


Ox sINc-A-Loo; fox trot, by Pollack, 
played by Herbert Clair rof U. Sa; in 
E. flat. (Ampico, word -roll, no. 
202621-F) {Music roll 2675 

© June 20; 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560112; American piano co., New 
York. ,(Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretatiom 


Ou, TELL ME, WOULD IT GRIEVE you? 
from In jungle-land, words and melody 
by F. L. Bradley tof U.S. 8vo. 2676 

fe ee: 12°1923-12'c. Feb: 14; °E 
560037; Frank L. Bradley, Cincinnati. 


OH, THE LAND I AM BOUND FOR; negro 
folk song derivative, words traditional, 
arr, by R. Nathaniel Dett tof U. Sa 

2677 
Mien, 21. 1923-12 c. Feb. 24; E 
560326; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


OH, WONDERFUL PAL; words by J. J. 
Morcusky, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton rof U. S. 2678 

feetvc. Feb, 23, 1923; EF 560208; 


John J. Moreusky, Morea, Pa. 


Ou, rou DANNEMORA BEAUTY; fox trot, 
words and music by Rosaris Pellegrino 
rat U.S 2679 

Weivc. Keb. 9, 1923; E,..555926; 
Rosaris Sellegrino, Brooklyn. 


Ou, YOU RED-HEADED LADDIE; words and 
music by M. T. Johnston tof U. S.1 

2680 

(ee. Feb: 10, 1923; -E 553976; 

Minerva Jane Johnston, Rich Hill, Mo. 


Oy} MA PERDONAME; words by C. Forte, 

melody by L. Canoro tof U. 5.1; mand. 

2681 

“tc, Nov. 28, 1922; EK 560317; 

Louis Canoro and Carlo Forte, New 
York. 


Otp (AN) FASHION GIRL; words by L. 
Whitson, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton. ror VW. S$. 2682 

doc. Hebi 23, 1923. 560228; 
Lewis Whitson, Pittsburgh. 


Otp (THE) FASHIONED COTTAGE FAR OVER 
THE SEA; words by G. S. Smith, music 
by Wm. F. Broughton tof Canadar_ 

fey eae 222 1923") 1 vc. Reb. 65" 
556199: Gipsy Simon Smith, London, 
Canada. . 


OLD FASHIONED DAYS; words and music 
by Wm. M. Schmitt and Elmer Aichele 
tof U. $.1 2684 

©» Feb.: 12, 19232 2:e:-Feb.12> E 
555979; National melody co., Cincin- 
nati. 


Ox_p (THE) MAN EVERY TIME; fox trot, 
from The lady of the rose, by Jean 
Gilbert, arr. by Arthur Wood tof Great 
Britain); orch. with piano conductor. 
Ato. 2685 

©) Dee. 2751922 2-1 re: Jan: 42; 929 
E 551708: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
~Crew, Itd., London. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement 


from The lady of the rose, words by 
-Harry Graham, music by Jean Gil- 
bert rof Great Britain 2686 

Ge) Wee ts 1922s Vc. arn, lees. 
E 551637% Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


OLD SWEETHEART OF LONG AGO; words by 
FE. I. Rumsey, music by Dave Ringle 
mri Uy Sa 2687 


© 1c. Feb. 3, 1923; EF 555755; Ethel 


Irene Rumsey, La Crosse, Wis. 


Op TENNESSEE; words by D. Ray, mu- 
sic by E: S. S. Huntington tof U. S.i 


eee. Ben: 0.) 1G2g are 
Daniel Ray, Walhalla, Mich. 


Oup (THE) WATCHMAN: ballade, words 


and music by Solomon’ Golub tof 
U. S.1,. ed: by. H. Pospischil. 
=) CHORD ADEN P45) 
2689 


©: Deevls, 19212" cr Jan: 23: 1923. 
F 555958; N’Ginah pub. co.,,inc., New 
¥ ork: 


OLD WORLD DANCE SONGS; words by Katie 
M. Luck, music by Montague F. Phil- 
lips tof Great Britain) op. 37, nos. 1-4. 
Contents: 1. With courtly grace.—2. 
Powder and patches—3. Sweet Lady 
Moll.—4. In the gay olden time. 2690 

evan. 26 1925 “ler wbebw ie) Bs, 
556175; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


Orp worLp MUSIC; 1668-1792, originally 
composed for the harpsichord, rev., 
phrased and fingered by Orlando Mor- | 
gan jof Great Britain); piano. 2691 

@rieb 6, 1923 ic) Reb 
556325; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on revision, 
phrasing and fingering) 


Jaret 


» 


CATALOGUE OF 


2692 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


i “' 4° aaa 
‘oT aay 

J uy ‘ +, 
: ‘ 


pt. 111, th Sy wae 


OryMpic (THE) SUITE; “ J. H. Howe 
cof U. Sa op. 50; piano and songs with 
words by various authors., Seattle, 
Wash., Dragon pub. co. 2692 

© Jam: Op i023 Zen tane b, ait/ jan: 
29: A 697379; James Hamilton Howe, 
Seattle. 

On A GREY DAY; words by E. Temple 
Thurston, music by Norman O’Neill 
rof Great Britaim; in F. 2693 

) Feb. 6, 1923> ule. Ben «75 Te, 
556205; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 

ON DREAMLAND’S SEA; words by H. T. 
Broome, music by T. R. T. Hayes ti. e. 
Robert J. Hayes, of U. Su 2694. 


© 1 c Feb. 16, 1923; E 560067; 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 


words and mu- 


2695 
FE, 555986; 


On MY PATH OF DREAMS; 

sic by E. Pauls tof U. Sa 

Otic. Keb. glo. toe): 
Elsie Pauls, New York. 


On tae AtAmo; fox trot, by Jones, 
played by Fairchild and Clair tof 
U. Sa; in E flat. (Ampico, word roll, 
no. 202601-F) (Music roll 2696 

© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE 560094: American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on in- 
terpretation) 


oy THE JERSEY SHORE; words and music 

by E:). Lapitine tof U.S 2697 

@ ics glani29; (1923. Sep6a14 
Francis J. Lapitino, Camden, N. J. 


On THE ROAD TO RomMANy; words by V. 
Hitchcock and N. R. Hamilton, music 
by I. M. Chainey tof U.S. 2698 

©. 1c. Feb. 5, 1923; FE 555798; Nan 
Roads Hamilton, Velma Hitchcock and 
Irene Miller Chainey, Washington. 


Ca THE SHORES oF ALOHA LAND; waltz, 
by Je Tandler tot U2) Say: art. by 
James C. McCabe tof U. S.; orch., 
with words. Feist ed. 4to. . 2699 

© Feb: 1451923" 20.) eb, toy 
558110; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


ONCE IN A GARDEN; reverie, by Kingsley 


Stanford tof Great Britaim; pf. 2700 
©) Heb.) 2, 1923; lsc. Heb. oe 
556178; W. Paxton & co., lItd., Lon- 


don. 


ONCE UPON A TIME; by Marie Rose 
Wilking tof WS op. 59, no. 4; 
piano. (mezn01 | 


© Tf ce Feb. 175 49235 Be ose 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


ONE GLIMPSE OF A FACE; from The little 
duchess, words by Percy Greenbank, 
music by G, H. Clutsam jof Great 
Britain) 2702 

© Dec: 20, 1922; 1 Janne aio ss: 
EF 5516432 Ascherberg, Hopwood | & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


ONE LITTLE SMILE BEFORE WE SAY FARE- 
WELL; waltz, lyric by Arthur Coleman, 
music by Eugene Herbert tof U. Sa 

2703 

© Feb. 4, 1923: 2 ¢. Bebb; gor 

553809; Joe Morris music CO., New 
York. 


ONE OF THE LAMBKINS; words and music 
by M. C. Powell tof U. S1; medium 
voice. 2704 

© Feb. 5,°1923: 2c Fem te 
553882; May Corbin Powell, Chicago. 


ONE SUMMER DAY; by: Marie Rose Wil- 
king tof U. S. op. 22, no. 3; piano. 
2705 
© lic. Jam, Say 1933 — 
Hilary L. W ilking, Brooklyn. 


ONLY A BUNCH OF ROSES; words by 
D. M. Leasak, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. 1of U. Sa, arr. by Fred’S, Rounds 


[Of 24 2706 
© 1c.) fan. .25,: 1923." Bessee2e- 
Dorothy M. Leasak, Ponaka, Canada. 


ONLY A DREAM; selection from Carry on, 
words and music by D. S. Drake tof 


W831 2707 
© 1 ’c.. Feb. 5). 19252) taser 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 

Nee 
ONLY A SOLDIER; words by L. M. Jef- 
frey, music by Jerome Dubois tof 
Usion 2708 
© bc. Jan: 4, 19235 sip Saas 


‘Lillie May Jeffrey, Creston, Ia-- 


ONLY IN DREAMS; words by Walter 
Pulitzer, music by Frank H. Grey tof 
(ule medium voice in D flat. (Sheet 
music edition V. 785) 2709 

© Jan.712, 1923: 2 ‘ek tanweore & 
555552; Carl Fischer, New York. 


ONLY JUst SUPPOSE; fox trot song, 
words and music by Harry Harris and 
Joe Solman jof U. $1. 2710 

© Nov; 2, 1922-2 ‘c Ogewenauts 
548983 ; ‘Triangle music pub. co., New 
York, 


172 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


Optimist (THE); march, by C. Merck 


jof U. S.1; piano. 2711 


©. 1.c. Feb. 16, 1923; E 560072; 
Carlton Merck, Gainesville, Ga. 


O’R THE DREAMLAND SEA; words and 
music by F. de S. Wightman rof U. 5.1; 
piano with words. AN 

@rgive, feb. 9) 1923; <B, 555899; 
Florence de Say Wightman, Florence, 
Ala. 


ORIENTAL Rosé; words by L. Dorsey, 
melody by E. Williams rof U. S., arr. 
by John Rehauser tof U. S.1 PFS 

Moinlenes jan 24,1923; E.555391; 
Leo Dorsey and Eugene Williams, 
New York. 


ORIENTALE. See MusiCanada. 


OrpPHAN (THE) Boy; words by P. Har- 
rington, music by S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U. Si 2714 

(omieh. 10,1923: 2°c Feb. 12;. 5 
555983; Pat Harrington, Derry, N. H. 


ORPHAN SERENADE; by S. Pantelis tof 
Greece, domiciled at Dallas, Tex.1; 
piano. . : 2715 

(te Heb 15, 1923; FE 558054; 
Sam Pantelis, Dallas. 


Ot vA LA JEUNE INDoUE. See Delibes 


(Clément Philibert Léo) 


OuR BEAUTIFUL FLAG; words and music 
by M. A. Ringwood tof U. $.1 2716 
ame Oo 1023 2) ch Jan! 275 
555489; Mary Addie Ringwood, New 
Orleans. 


OuR NOBLE BALD-HEAD ROW; words by 
J. Koen, music by E. S$. 5. Hunting- 
ton jor VU. Sa. - a 2717 

© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555932; John 
Koen, New York. 


OuT WHERE THE BLUE BEGINS; words by, 


Geo. Graff, jr., and James Francis Mc- 
Hugh, melody by F. Bernard Grant rof 
WL. 2718 

(@eneres@)ane29. 1023; 555639 ; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


OUVERTURE DES MARIONETTES; by Cor- 
nelius Gurlitt, op. 105, arr. by Ernest 
Reeves tof Great Britain); 2 violins, 
‘’cello, bass, harmonium and pf. (Aug- 

 ener’s cinema music) 2719 

Wee, Z1.1922-"1 ic Jan; 24, 19235 
E 556011; Augener, Itd., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


OvER MOONLIT WATERS; barcarolle by 
‘Mathilde Bilbro tof U. $1; piano. 2720 


2728 


© Yan'23,. 1928 2%) Jamar 
555475; Hatch music co., New York. 


Owt (THE) ; part-song, words and music 
by Elizabeth Gest tof U. S.1; sop., alto 
and bass, melody in bass. 4to. 2724 

© Feb. 68) 928) 2 ee Be! Age 
553996; Theo. Presser: co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Paciraccr. See Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) 


PaL OF MY DREAMS COME TRUE; words | 

and? music by. Mrs? iL. Av Paul. jot 

Du 2122, 

)- 1; -/Beb.. 91923 -- “i 555956: 
Mrs. L. A. Paul, Formoso, Kan. 


PALATINATE. Sce Peasant dances. 


PALING’S ANNUAL; no. 50, by various 
composers, compiler of Australiaj; 
piano, 2723 

©) Dec. 14,1922 1. ¢: Jan:.27,, 19233 
B, 550080 > Wee Paling «<& ico, ley 
Sydney, Australia. 


Patoma (LA) (The dove); by Yradier, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, 
plaved by Roger Hilliard: (Recordo, 
no. 67270) Music roll 2724 

©» hane253) 19255 2c.) Jane Sis 
555699; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. [Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing] 


PANGE LINGUA; tantum ergo, Latin 
motet, music by Jos. Deschermeier of 
Germany) op. 162, no. 4, 8; double cho. 
of mixed voices. (Jn Fischer edition: 
Cantiones variae, no. 4, 8) 2725; 2726 

©. Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 23; 
FE, 560240, 560244; J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. 


Pan’s prpInc. See Bantock (Granville) 
Three songs from the Greek anthology. 


PAPA BLUES; words by Edgar Leslie, 
music by Pete Wendling and Max 
Kortlander tof U. Si 2427 

©. eb: 13-1923 3 2. cc) Rebs 14e. 
560031; Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
York. 


PAPER BOATS, See Child poems. 


See MusiCanada. 


PARK DOUBLE-Two; telephone romance, 
words by James Heard, music by Rob- 
ert Coningsby Clarke rof Great Britain 

2728 
Gy Jat 320671923") Wes Jani 24° 
556014; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


PAPILLONS. 


273 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2729 


pt. 311,11. 3 vas 


Partinc (THE) YEAR. See Times and 
seasons. 


PasHa’s BLUES; by George Hahn, arr. 
by Ro. BE. sHildreth ot WL Sie arel. 
with piano. 4to. 2729 

© Nov. 25, 1922-92 ¢ Feb: 5, #925; 
E 555774; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
tCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 


PASS THE NEWS ALONG THE LINE; words 
and music by E. M. Bartlett rof U. Sa 
2730 


© Jans. 1;192355).2 4c. te let 
558026; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. 


PassErRS BY; duet from Peaches, words 
by Robert B. Smith, music by Max 
Steiner rof U. Si 2731 

© eb. 43,1923" $2..c.” Feb eos 
558105; Harms, inc., New York. 


PASSION-FLOWER (THE); by Carl Wil- 
helm Kern rof U. Si op. 389; piano. 
New York, G. Schirmer, inc. 2732 

© web. 41,1923 °2-¢.. Feb. 7558 
553854; Boston music co., New York. 


PASTEL; menuet vif, by H. Paradis, arr. 
by Mia de Lake tot W284; tollyband 
with conductor. 4to. 2733 

© Dec. fl, 41922- 2 c. Jan, 29; 1923; 
E 555525: Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 
PastoraL, See My little Irish rose. 


ParcH o’ BLUE; musical comedy in two 
acts and three scenes, words by L. M. 


Lattay ir. 9D. Reid and. FP. “Tum. | 


mel, music by Louis Melyne Latta, jr. 
for 2. San Vocal se: 2734 

@mce. 22. 19225) 2 ce. Jam 4. 19823 
E, 553906; Puff and powder club, Gam- 
bier, O. 


PATIENT WITH OTHERS; words by James 
H. Darlington, music by L. S. Collins 
tot U7 S17 Ato: 2455 

(Heb, Q219232 -e7 Feb, LO 
553965; Laura Sedgwick Collins, New 
York. 


PATROL COMIQUE; by Thos. Hindley, rev. 
by J: S: Séredy jor U. Sa: full orch:, 
with piano conductor. 2736 

©: Dec. 26) 1922 - 2c. Vane29 1923 
FE, 555602; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


PATTE D'ARAIGNEE; one-step par July rof 
France); orch. avec piano conducteur 
Ato. ZEST. 


© Dec. 28, 1922: Te: Jan. 2a,a8Gee. 
EF 551839: July, Pastis. 


PEACE AND HONOR; march, by G. B. 
onyder of Us S.1~ pe 2738 
©: Jan. 25, 1923-2 Behe 
555957; Geo. B. Snyder, Chambers- 
burs, Pa; 


PEARLIE, MY QUEEN OF DIXIBLAND; 
words and music by L. W. Jones and 
B. Van Buren tof U. S. 2739 

Jan. 22; 1923; 2 ce Peneeeee, 
553887; L. Wood Jones, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


PEASANT DANCES; of Austria and the 
Palatinate, arr., sc., ed., fingered and 
bowed by James Brown jof England); 
string orch. with piano. sc. (Poly- 
chordia string library, no.. 155—higher 
grade). Contents: 1. Landler—z. 
Palatinate. 2740 


© Dee. 30, 1922-1 ean, ee 
E, 551707; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


PEEP 0° DAWN. See Salcéde (Victor) 
Three romantic idylls. 


PEER Gynt suItE No. 2. See Griee (Ed- 
vard Hagerup) 


PEER GYN’?’S HOME COMING. Sece-Grieg 
(Edvard Hagerup) Peer Gynt suite 
NO: 2. 


Pre AWAY; words and music by Bernard 
Hamblen tof Great Britain) (Musical 
monologues, no. 263) aT AY 

©) Jan 12, 1923 ie Wade ae: 
556048; Reynolds & co., London. 


PELL STREET, CHINATOWN; from New 
York days & nights, by Emerson 
Whithorne tof U. Sa op. 40, no. 3: 
piano. (Sheet music edition, P 1307) 

2742 
© Nov. 10, 1922; 2 c: Jan Zo Ig2s- 
FE 555612; Carl Fischer, New York. 


PENZANNO A NAPULE: versi di Giovanni 
Moleti, musica di Vincenzo Santangelo 
tof Italy; mand: acc. Naples, Edi- 
zioni La sorgente. 4to. 2743 

© Oct: 20,:1922: 1 6 Fepe Ames: 
FE 556117; Italian book co., New York. 


Per? by C. S:. De, Lano ief Ul Sager 

banjo and pf. 2744 

© Jan. 22, 1923: 2 ce Jang 
555995: C. S. De Lano, Los Angeles. 


PER LA PATRIA E PER Il, RE; canto dei 
nazionalisti, versi di Giovanni Ago, 
musica di Gaetano Lama of Italy; 


174 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ng 3; 1923 


Iedizione Feola. Naples, 
4to. 2745 


mand. acc.) 
La canzonetta. 


meme: 20; 1922; 1c. Feb. 2, 1923; 
F, 556104: Italian book co., New York. 


PERPETUUM MOBILE. Sce Variationen, 
Perpetuum mobile jand; Tonleitern. 


by R. Doctor (ot 
2746 
Rubin 


PEsICH TZEIT ; melody, } 

Russia, domiciled at New York 

fey PG Heb. 7; 1923 ; E555832; 
Doctor, New York. 


PETER THE PLOUGHMAN; words by Ed- 
ward Lockton, music by Arthur F. 
Tate tof Great Britain); in E flat. 

2747 
ima 19. 192551 -c. Jan Z3; E 
551997; Cary & co., London. 


Perit (LE) RENTIER. 
briel) 


See Pierné (Ga- 
Six ballades francaises. 


PETITE BERCEUSE; by Denise Lassimonne 
tof Great Britain); pf. 2748 


feiem 3) 19232 1c. Jan; 31; EF 
556058; Anglo-French music co., Itd., 
London. 


PETROUSHKA ; words and music by H. O. 
Osgood rof U. S$. 2749 


Grech 6925) +2 c.. Feb. 5;. 
555806; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New 
York. 


PHI-KAPPA-EMBI 


an arch. by WW. LL: 
Skaggs rof U. Sa 


op. 48; band. 4to. 


Aeon 


2750 


peeeen  i2,.1925; 2c. Feb. 12; E 
555971; Fred. Jewell, Oskaloosa, Ia. 
Pifce CARACTERISTIOUE. See Suite 

_ champétre. 


PIECES OF EIGHT; comedy with music in 
three acts and a prologue, words by 
Helen Redington and H. M. Suther- 
land, music by Horace Johnson of 


| ese Aro 


© Ic Feb.2, 1923: D 26408; Her- 
bert Mayner Sen halt New York. 


PIERNE (GABRIEL) Six ballades fran- 
caises; de Paul Fort, English text by 
Adrian Ross, musique de G. Pierné of 
France; London, Chappell & co., Itd. 
Contents: La vie—Les baleines— 
Complaintes des arches de Noé.—Le 
petit rentier—Les derniéres pensées.— 
La ronde autour du monde. 2752 

Pfau 4 22001923- tc. Jan 24. E 
556018 ; Gabriel Pierné, London. 


2761 


Pigrrot; words by Sara Teasdale, music 
by George Roberts tof U. S.; high, in 


A flat. (Fischer edition, no. 5215) 
2753 
@ Feb. 15419232" 2) co eb 23; E 
560250; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


) = 5 | 2 
Presn rILArEtow. See O Gwiazdeczko. 


PIESN O ROZMARYNIE. See Ksiadz mi 
zakazowal. 


Prrgnr: 0 Narodzeniu panskiem 15 koled, 
zebrat i opracowat Leon A. Cieszy- 
kowski, wydawal B. J. Zalewski cof 
U. S.; na chér mieszany. 4to. 2754 


Vans 15, 1923=  2ye. Jan: ies i 
She over Bolestaw J. Zalewski, Chic Ago. 
(Copyright is claimed on corrections 
and new matter) 


PiNE-TREES; by Marion Bauer jof U. $.1 
op. 12, no.’3; pi.) (rom, the. New 
Hampshire woods, no. 3) 2755 

Beh. th) 192383" 2 2) Peb 5. & 
- 555747; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


PINK AND YELLOW; waltz, by F. L. Part- 
ridge jof U. Si; piano. 2756 
G@ulge- Pen.).2. 1O2g8 “555724 
‘Frank Leonard Partridge, Keene, N.H. 


P1zzICATo GAVOTTE; by Charles Kovacs 
tof U.S. op. 79; violin and pf. (Sheet 
music edition, B. 1816) 2ha7 


(ier 30) 1982. 2c Jan. 20, 1923- 
B555572- Carl Fischer, New York. 


PIZZICATTI-SCHERZANDO; par Enrico To- 
selli, arr. par M. Gracey jof France); - 


orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
| 2758 
(ys far 15 £02397 Ie: _ 20,5) By 
551841; Smyth, ‘Paris. 


PLAINTEE, PLAINTEE LOVE; words and 
‘music by 5.) Taylor joi U. Sy 2759 = 
@i Feb? 20; 1923-°2 ¢: Feb. 17:2. E 
560138; Stella Dennis Taylor, inc., 
Los Angeles. 


Pr,AUDERNDE QUELLE (Le chantonnement 
de la source); von Erik Meyer-Hel- 
mund jof Germany]; piano. 2760 

Gn Mag. Me 10225) 1 eo May iis 
551825; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


PLAY AND SPORT; twenty second and 
third grade study pieces, by A. Sar- 
torio jof Germany) op. 1235; piano, 

2761 

© Dee 22, 1922: 2 c. and aff. Dec: 

30; A 693950; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


SED 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2762 


PLAYING AT SOLDIERS. 
happy days. 


PLAYING LEAP FROG; by Marie Rose 

Wilking tof U. 8.1 op. 10, no. 1; piano. 

2762 

© 1 4c. (Heb, 17,1923 3 S5e14 i 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. . 


PLAYMATES STILL; words: by Albert 
Avery, music by J. Plaster tof Eng- 
land) 2763 

@ Jan. 16, 192377 doce an. wou.) 
556342 ; Midland music pub. co., Derby- 
shire, England. 


PLAYTIME PIECES; the poetry of rhythm, 
by Ernest Austin rof England) op. 73; 
Piano, continental fingering. 
Methuen & co., Itd. (Music appreci- 
ation series, bk. 4) Contents: The I 
decided to be important ; march.—The 
quiet wood, a frog, etc.—Come and 
get the post, it’s someone’s birthday.— 
Early one morning—Oh, dear! what 
can the matter be—Gaily the trouba- 
dour. 2764 


© Jan. 18, 1923; 1c. Jan. 18; E 


551815 ; Joseph Henry Larway, London. | 


PLEASE SEND MY DADDY BACK TO ME; 
words by R. W. Conley, music by E. 
S15. Eluntinetow rot U. $4 2765 


Ori ic, Hebe p23. 1923: 3k S60210- 
Robert W. Conley, New York. 


PLEASE TAKE ME HOME WITH YOU; 
words and music by A. B. Cheney rof 
Uo; at iby Vern Piltott joi Uo 

2766 


©) lc. Jan., 31, 19233. E 555090; 
Adah B. Cheney, Los Angeles. 


PoINSETTIA; mazurka and barcarolle, by 
Sy kta titar on mOsm leu. 
Violin and pf. 2767, 2768 

© dic jeach Pebr 21923: 1555753, 
555754; Salvator Peter Fachutar, Santa 
CriuzaCalit: 


PooR LITTLE WALLFOWER; words and 
melody by Harry Pease and Howard 
Johnson jof U. Sa, arr. by H. John- 
son. 2769 


© lc. Jan. 25, 1923: FE 555432: Leo 


Feist, inc., New York. 


“Poor ME; negro folk song derivative, 
melody from Work brothers’ Folk 
songs of the American negro, arr. by 
R. Nathaniel Dett tof U. S$. 2770 


© Feb. 21; 1923; 2 c. Feb: 24; E 
560327; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


See Childhood’s 


London, 


eae sear pt. VEL) Whee ae 
Poppy cir,; by L.A’ Dalyior Wee 
piano. Ea 
© 1c. Jan, 29, 1923; si eeeasae: 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


PostLupE. See My little Irish rose. 


PosTLUDE on ALForD; ten thousand 
times ten thousand, by Geo. A. Bur- 
dett tof \U. Sa) organ 2772 


© Jan. 26, 1923; 2c Jameeoeee 
555463; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 


Pour JOUER AVEC LA BIEN AIMEE; trois 
ressouvenirs, par Claude Duboscq tof 
France]; piano a 4 mains. 2773 

' © Dee. 14, 1922; 1c) an iaaeas: 
FB 551583; E. Demets, Paris. - 


PouR MA POUPEE; berceuse trés facile 

par F. Mérigot tof France; piano. 

2774 

© Dec. 13, 1922 1 cy Jano e2se 
F, 551575; Durand et cie., Paris. 


Pourgvor; sonnet, poésie de Henry 
Richet, musique de Casimir Renard 
tof France op. 194. 2199 

©: Dec.’ 14). 1922. 1 ic) James 
BE, 551578; Ch. Hayet, Paris, 


——— (Why) ? waltz, by Edgar Horne of 

England; ; piano. 2776 

© Dee. 30, 1922: 1 ©. Jahe251e23- 

FE 551981; Bosworth & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


PovERtTY LANE; words and music by S. D. 

Taylor tof U. $1; piano with words. 

217 

©: Feb. 20,1923 2c, Ben ae ae 

560136; Stella Denis Taylor, inc., Los 
Angeles. 

POWDER AND PATCHES. See Old world 

dance songs. 


PowpbrEr RIVER BLUES, LET “ER BUCK; fox 
trot, words by Billy Bragg and Dan A. 
Stine, music by D. A. Stine tof U. Sua 
Worland, Wy., E. S. & A. co. 2778 

© Jan. 6, 1923; 2 (ian ae 
553900; Daniel A. Stine, Worland, Wy. 


PRAIRIE FLOWERS; by Wm. H. Potstock 


tof U. S. op. 16, no. 9; piano. (Sheet 
music edition, P.: 1176: Musical 
zephyrs ) 2779 


© Nov.) 1922; 2c. Jan. 2eeens 
FE, 555540; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Prayer; by D. Knapp tof U. S.; piano. — 


2780 


© 1 c.-Feb.. 12, 1923; 2 S5e003- 
‘ Dorothy Knapp, Los Angeles. 


176 


i 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 2796 
Preciosa; ouverture, de C. M. von | Princess (THE); waltz, by Arnoldo 
Weberm carr. par. F. Salabert. tof Sartorio tof Germany); pfi., 6 hands. 


France}; orch. avec piano conducteur. 

4to. (Ouvertures classiques nouvelle 

collection Francis Salabert, no. 37) 
2781 


fees. 31) 1922 71 .¢.. Feb. 9; 1923); 
E 556238; Francis Salabert, Paris. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Pretupe. See Bach (Johann Sebastian) 
Suite no. 6—Suite dans le style ancien. 


PRELUDE NO. 1; lento non troppo, by 
Frederick Jacobi tof U. $., violin pt. 


bowed and fingered by Franz Kneisel; 


2782 


violin and piano. 

ean. 19235 2c) Jan, 24. 
555385; Composers’ music corp., New 
York: 


PRELUDE No. 2; furioso, by Frederick 
Jacobi tof U. S.1, violin pt. bowed and 
fingered by Franz Kneisel; violin and 
piano, 2783 

enemies, 4923.) 2c. Jan, 24; EF 
555384; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


PRELUDE NO. 3; con movimento dolce, by 
Frederick Jacobi of U. S.1, violin pt. 
bowed and fingered by Franz Kneisel ; 
violin and piano. 2784 

ie ipne 20, 1973- 2c. Jan. 243° — 
555383; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


PRELUDE AND AIR WITH VARIATIONS IN 
Berbtat. See Handel (Georg Friedrich) 
3 lessons. 


PRELUDE To KUNIHILD; third act of the 
opera, by Cyrill Kistler, arr. by M. L. 
Lake tof U. Si; military band with 

‘ conductor. 4to. - 2785 

oWecrs, 1922-2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
E, 555543; Carl. Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


PRESSO IL, RUSCELLO; parole di Diego 
Corrao, musica di Cecchino Giordano 
tof Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Edi- 
zioni La sorgente. 4to. 2786 

Pee ect. 20: 1927; bk ic; Feb. 2,-1923; 
FE, 556112; Italian book co., New York. 


Pretty ELorse; waltz, by L. E. Jewett 
fot UL Ss piano, 2787 
Grice fan, 31923): E 555718: 
Lucy Eleanor Jewett, Bakersfield, 
Calif. 


PRIMROSE-TIME. See Times and seasons. 


(Clover leaves) 2788 

©) Heb:) 67 1923 rey Mebsoe : 
553922; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


Propica, (THE); words and music by 
Richard Sydney Bakewell tof Eng- 
land} (Jn Gospel songs, series nos. 
Di Be 0) 2789 

@QvSept. 4. 192260 ye Sept Ie Es 
556126; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


Proyéct; march, by Harold Bennett tof 
U. Sa; band. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore 


music house. 4to. 2790 
OP Jar pls. 1925)5.72-c. Farm,” 29° 8 
555497; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Protocur. See Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) 


PROMENADE IDYLLE; scherzo, par G. 
Amorsi tof Francej; quintette a cordes 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 2791 


© Mee 28) 1922" Dyed Jan. 22.1923 + 
E 551851; G. Amorsi, Nice, France. 


Protz (DER) See Im banne der jugend- 
lust. 


Psaum 134; chorus, music by Leo 
Sowerby tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Boston music co. choral music, series 
38, no. 1486) 2792 


jane, Ws: 2c. Jaa 2/2 
555466; Boston music co., New York. 


PUER NATUS EST NOBIS; motet, paroles 
Latin, musique’ de Th. Dubois of 
France; deux voix de femmes. 2793 

© Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551608; Heugel, Paris. 

Pur Gop First; words and music by 
B. G. Grenfell tof England, domiciled 
‘at Dawson Springs, Kentucky; 2794 

Cy Oce 25, 1922-2 e Nov. 15478 
560068 ; Bowen Garfield Grenfell, 
Dawson Springs, Ky. 


PuTTIN’ ON AIRS; words and music by 
Chas. and Harry Tobias and Geo. J. 
Bennett rof U. Su 2795 

UKE bon hO23' 2 Co Reba 154 eo 

558093 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


QuartTErr; von P. T. Miersch tof Ger- 
many] op. 38; 2 violinen, viola und 
violoncell. Berlin, Ries & Erler. 2796 


Cy Decr 15. 1922 +1. evi Jans.6, 1923: 
Be salsoy-a paul ih, Miersch, New 
York. 


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2797 pt. 111, mSé weds 
QUEEN of SABA; oricntal foxtrot, by H. ©) Jan. 22, 192382 2 es Repeeeee, 
Smidt-Gregor jof Germany); piano. 553893; Maud Moran, Vincennes, Ind. 

: 2797 


RApio BLUES: words and music by M. 
Moran of U. S. Vincennes, Ind.. 
Moran music pub. co. . 2807 

| Jan, 22, 1923-02 @ “Bemea-es, 

Qurrry; by D. Knapp tof U. $.1; piano. 553892; Maud Moran, Vincennes, Ind. 


© Novic25, 0020 tne Bebe 2 102s 
FE 556153; Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, 
Stockholm, Sweden. 


2798 
©, 1 +e. “Beby 127-1923 558000 : 
Dorothy Knapp, Los Angeles. 


Rapio FAN; words by M. Moschel, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois :pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. $11 2808 

© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; EF 555888; Mae 


QuESTIONER (THE); a pageant for 
Moschel, Cincinnati. 


Easter and other times, by L. R. Bay- 
ard. jot. Us 7S. > laos: Aemeelesp keane 
Pageant publishers. 4to. 2799 

© Feb. 3, T9232: Caeheh Zac 
26414; Lyman R. Bayard, Chula Vista, 
Cahir. 


Qutr (THE) woop, A FROG, Ec. See 
Playtime pieces. 


RAFF (JoskpH JoAcHIM) . Cavatina; by 
Raff, arr. and played by Alexander 
MacFadyen sof U. 51. (Ampico, red 
label, no. 61123-G) iMusic roll; 2809 

© Aug. 20, 1922: 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923: 
FE 560128; American piano co., New 
York, Copyright is claimed on in- 

: iS terpretation| 

OurnvreTr; von Walter Gieseking. tof : 
Germany}; klavier, oboe, klarinette, 
waldhorn und fagott, in B dur. 2800 

©). Septi'9, 1922251 e. Keb. by i923: 
FE, 556166; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


RacGs AND BONES; fox-trot, by Cecil 
Macklin rof Great Britain); orch, with 
piano conductor. 4to. 2810 

© Jan: 26, 19233 Tce ane ee, 

u 556075; Cary & co., London. ,[Copy- 

Raper Ben Ezra; chorus, words by Rob- right is claimed on arrangement} 

ert Browning, music by F. M. Ralston % 

rof U: S.1: women’s voices. 4to. Z801 

©) Oct. 922: Oc. Jain: 24, 1925": 
E 555380; Frances Marion Ralston, 
Pasadena. 


Rain; trio, words and music by Pearl 
G. Curran, arr. by Carl Deis. tof U. Si; 
-women’s voices. (G. S. 8vo choruses, 
no. 7018) 2811 
© Feb.* 1). 1923202 se; See 
555738; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement; 


Rack (THE) Rack; gallop, by F. de 8. 
Wightman jof U. $.1; instrumental. 

2802 

Gyles eb) 18.0 1923 8 | Saneser 


Florence de Say Wightman, Florence, 


RAINBOW SONG; three-part, words and 
music by Elizabeth Gest rof U. Si; 


Ala. Women’s voices. 4to. 2812 

: : ©: Feb: 8, 1923'-\2>e= Peheske eee 

RApAMES; shimmy-foxtrot, par H. 553998; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
Smidt-Gregor fof Germany); piano. phia. 


2803 
© Nov. 23, 1921: 1 c. Feb. 2, 1923; | RAINY pDAy SUE; one-step, by Wendling, 
FE, 556150; Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, played by Herbert Clair tof U. 51; in 
Stockholm, Sweden. B flat. (Ampico, avord inolaano: 


202681-F) (Music rolh 2813 
Raptance; by William Baines tof Eng- © July 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923: 
land) ; piano. ; 2804 E, 560123; American piano co., New 
i) any MOO 2 Si olen pam. | aes York. ;Copyright is claimed on inter- 
551968; Elkin & co., Itd., London. pretation| 
Rapio; selections from Carry on, words | RAyJAH; words by J. Blaty, music by 
ane music.by OLS. Wrake tiot U.Sa HSS) daunting ton, Torsion 2814 
2805 © 1\c:\Feb. 23,1923. BF esa0gu7. 


elec Webs Sa) 1923 ea SS o7 800 Jos. Blaty, Detroit. 


Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, RAppELEz-vous: chant patriotique, pa- 


N. J. roles de Lucien Berlier, musique de 
——— waltz, words and music by M. Joseph Frédette rof U. Sa 2815 

Moran (of (Was) “eVancenges,: ind. ©) Feb, 12,1923; 2c. Rebus 

Moran music pub. co. 2806 ' . 558109; Joseph Frédette, Worcester. 


Ifa 


— — a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 


2833 


RAZZ THE JAZZ KILLER; words and music R. I. Copyright is claimed on re- 


by R. Young jof U. Sa 2816 

outan 27, 1923; 2c. Feb. 5; EB 
555763; Richard Young, San Fran- 
cisco. 


Reapy, LEer’s co! booster’s rally song, 
featopy BER: Bemis, music by J: A. 
Parks fof U. S.i; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Choice compositions, secular edition, 
no, 920) 2817 

@mbep 115.1923: 2 c. Feb. 15;: E 
560296; J. A.’Parks co., York, Neb. 


Recit pE ManoutcHKA; de = drame 
Quand la cloche sonnera, paroles de 
Y. dHansewick et. P. de Wattyne, 
musique de Alfred Bachelet rof France) 
(Morceaux détachés, no. 4) 2818 

te) Wee 14,1922: 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
FE, 551607; Heugel, Paris. 


Récrr pes cLocHEs; de drame Quand 
la cloche sonnera, de Y. d’Hansewick 
et P. de Wattyne, musique de Alfred 
Bachelet tof France; (Morceaux dé- 
tachés, no. 3) 2819 

(Oeice 14-1922: 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551604; Heugel, Paris. 


RECONCILIATION ; words by Naomi N. 
Carvalho, music by Cyril Scott tof 
England); in G. 2820 

(eed te 1025 >).)-ic., Jan. les E 
551818; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


RECUEILLEMENT (Revery); song with- 
out. words, by Maurice Dambois tof 
Belgium; op. 10; violoncello and pf. 

2821 
Wrest: 1923.0 246. Keb: 52. 
555740; G. Schirmer, inc., New: York. 


RED BEETS TOR PASSOVER; words and 
music by Solomon Golub tof. U: Su, 
ed. by H. Pospischil. 


(GSE AINE LV) 
2822 
perme t5, 1921: Ze fan. 23,1923; 
F, 555961; N’Ginah pub. co., inc., New 
York. 

Rep Hot Eskimo; lyric and melody. by 
Ee Murray, yr. tof U. Sa,arr. by Will 
Pi reldtrmot U.S. 2823 

upiitss Meh. 24 1923-01) 555052. 
Hdgar Murray, jr., and Nadia Pop- 
kova, Chicago. 

Rep River; words and music by Arthur 
5: Josselyn tof U. Si Rev..ed. 2824 


©. Pee) 11923 2c. Jan 24-08 
555677; Alpha music co., Providence, 


vision and new matter) 


RED ROOFS; words by Helen Taylor, 
music by May H. Brahe rof Great 
Britain; in FE. flat. (By road and 
river, no. 1) 2825 


© Sepe 4, 1916 = tc Rebe 5, 1923 
E 556146; Enoch & sons, London. 


REDDING’S, ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR. See 
La Fontaine’s (Prof.) ukulele solo. 


RecaArps (Lrs) ; air tendre de J. Mouret, 
réalisation de la basse chiffrée par 
Georges Dandelot rof France), partie 
de violon revue et annotée par Louis 
Wins; violon et piano. (Oeuvres 
anciennes, no. 3) 2826 


© Dee. 14. 1922*) 1 ce Jan..9.-1923% 
FE 551594; Max Eschig, Paris. (Copy- 
right is claimed on harmonization and 
collection 


Reneé (LE) pe TERPSICHORE; ballet 
francais, by Lucius Hosmer ,ot U. S.1; 
full orch. with piano conductor and 
Grea acces 7pts. 4,2. 2827, 2828 

©). Dee; 4.19227 12. ch each Jane 29, 
1923: E 555606, 555607; Carl Fischer, 
New York. 


REMEMBER WHAT YOUR DEAR OLD MOTHER 
TOLD YOU; words and music by FE. M- 


Bartlett tof U. Sa 2829 
MCanlaienly Moe s fe. ED, Laer ay 
558028; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, 


Hartford, Ark. 


REPROACHES (THE); for Good Friday, 
a simple setting, suitable for singing 
in unison or harmony, music by Hor- 
ace-Spence rof England; 4to. (Nov- 
ello’s parish choir book, no. 1674) 2830 

(©. Weera2. 19223 1) .c. Jan, 23, 1925 

- EF 551932; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


RESTFUL LOVE; words by E. Martin, 
music by E. S$. °S. Huntington of 
WSs - 2831 

h tc; Beb:, 9,, 1923: ) & 6555913; 
Elisabeth Martin, Lindenhurst, N. Y. 


Reuter (Fritz) Idylle; by F. Reuter 
fo Ue Si; organ 2832 
@) debs 6) 1923.52 coy Feb Se 
555854; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


Intermezzo; by F. Reuter tof U. S.1; 
organ, 1, (2833 

@©iBebec69) 1923 2 Reb. 6s 1 
555853; John Church co.,. Cincinnati. 


179 


CATALOGUE OF 
2834 


RAvVERIE; by William Strasser tof Czecho- 
Slovakia, domiciled at New York; 
violoncello and pf. (Mood pictures) 

2834 


©: Feb. #9192352 Beha 12-40, 
553955; G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 


REVERIE IN B FLAT; by Merryweather 
Powell, arr. by Sydney Herbert of 
Great Britain); band. (Jn Boosey & 
co.’s brass and reed band journal, no. 
630). «Staff and tonic sol-fa. nota- 
tions} 2835 

©) Dec 19)/1922 "1c; Jame 20,1923" 
FE 551940; Boosey & co., London. 


RicorDI DI AMORE; versi di Gino Due, 


musica di G. Leone tof Italy); mand. 
acc. Gennarelli, Piedigrotta 1922. 
Naples, Emilio Gennarelli. 4to. 2836 


©) Septic. /. 19225 ad ch Dee! G2 
550974; Italian book co., New York. 


RIDE ON, RIDE ON IN MAJESTY; Palm 
Sunday anthem, words by Henry H. 
Milman, music by T. Frederick H. 
Candlyn fof U. Sa;' mixed voices, 


organ acc. 4to. (Church music re- 
view, no. 643) 2837 
©) Pebit2) 1923672; Heb. 16. 


560054; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Rine (Monvtacurt) Two songs of the 
desert; words by Fred G. Bowles, 
music by M. Ring tof Englandi; low 


voice, Contents: 1. An eastern lul- 
laby.—2. A warrior’s love song. 2838 
Gianna ilO2ae ce Vann ea ibe 


556181; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


Rince ror Rosy; from Peaches, words 
by Robert B. Smith, music by Max 
Steiner tof U. Si 2839 


© Hei io, 0923. 220) Mea ie it 
558106; Harms, inc., New York. 


RING OUT, YE BELLS; a song for Easter, 
words by Horatio Marston, music by 
Samuel Richards Gaines jof U. S.; 
with violin obbl. ad lib. (Fischer edi- 
tion, no. 5218) 2840 


©) Heb: 2021923). 2 clmbenumcar 
560249; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Ris—E (THE) AND FALL OF MAN; words 
by Wu. (Ceoper,. music by BE. 1S2S) 
Huntington tok U. Si, 2841 

Ove. eb. 235 1O28- Ve o 560275 : 
W. H. Cooper, Waterloo, Or. 


RrvoRNELLO DI BACI; fox trot, versi di 
Giuseppe Maestrale, musica di Vin- 


cenzo ‘Bavoso jot Italy: mand) acc 
Naples, Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 
Jee 


Z 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. Tf, i. Sawee 


© Oct. 20, 1922; 1 Go Benne aees- 
E, 556096: Italian book co., New York. 


f ‘ 
River (THE) oF DREAMS. See Salcéde 
(Victor) Three romantic idylls. 


RiveER SHANNON MOON; words and mel- 
ody by W. Wallace ‘Smith of U.S. 
2843 


© 1c. Feb. 26, 1923; EF 560336; Leo 


Feist, inc., New York. 


RivreratrAuM (A la Riviera); barca- 
role-boston, von Erik Meyer-Helmund 
tof Germany); piano. 2844 

© May. 1, 1922; 1°) Masti se 
551833; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


Rivutet (THE); by Alfred fa Thomp- 
son of England); op. 15; pf. “2845 
© .Jan. 9.192332 ve, anaes 
555671; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


Road (THE) OF THE TEN THOUSAND 
CROSSES; written by Milton Hayes, 
music by H. Neil Vernon rof Great Brit- 


ain) (Musical monologues, no. 265) 
2846 
©’ Jan. 12; 19235. cane e 


556050; Reynolds & co., London. 


Roap (THE) sone; words by Madison 
Cawein, music by Roland Farley tof | 
U. Si; medium voice. 2847 

© Feb. 3, 19235°'2 cr ene 
553926; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


RomMANCE; by Heinrich Marschner; vio- 
lin, cello and piano. (Sheet music 
edition, B. 1795) 2848 

© Dec. 15, 1922; 2c. Jane 2onaees 
EF 555524; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


by James Hickey jof Australiaj; 
violin and pf. 2849 

© Jan. 28, 1923; 1 6 Dee Aanig22Z. 
E 556085; Nicholson & co., Itd., Syd- 
ney, Australia. 


Nikolas Rimsky-Korsakow, op. 


arr. by Chas. J. Roberts- tof 
2850 


by 
Woh sero niny 2 
ue Sate vanelll Propel oe . 

© Jam), 20; 1923. 2 es Wages rane 
5556260:, Carl Fischer News (on 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement; 


‘the butterfly wings; 
M. FB. -Peckmat 


do not break 
words and music by 
Os 2851 

Sept. 23, 1920; 2 c. Feb. 19, 1923; 
B560156: Mary F.) Peck, “Salegiake 
ACaty: 


MUSICAL .COMFOSITIONS 


mo, 3, 1923 


words by 
Sigmund 
2852 


from The dancing girl, 
Harold Atteridge, music by 
Romberg rof U. Si 


he piean 292 1923> 2 ¢. Jan. 
555658 ; Harms, inc., 


| es 2 
New York. 


sur un motif de M. Gracey, par 
Enrico Toselli tof Italy1; orch. avec 
piano cenducteur. 4to. 2853 

(Oebec. 28, 1922-01 ce Jan. 22, 1923; 
FE, 551844; Smyth, Paris. 


ROMANCE ANCIENNE; de Paul Fauchey, 
arr. par F. Salabert tof France); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Célébre 
pollection des succes, no. 590) 2854 

nec. 31, 1922- 1c. Feb, 9, 1923: 
Heooe230- Francis Salabert, Paris. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement; 


ROMANCE SANS PAROLES (Romance with- 
out words); by Josef Borissoff tof 
Russia, domiciled at New Yorky; violin 
and pf. (Sheet music edition, B. 1821) 

ZOOS 
mec, 30, 1922-2 c. Jan. 29, 1923- 
EB, 555574; Carl Fischer, New York. 


RomaAnesca. See Chaminade (Cécile 
Louise Stéphanie) 


RoMANZA DI PEDRO; ancora non so bene, 


dalle atto 3 Anima allegra, versi di 
Giuseppe Adami, musica di Franco 
Vittadini tcf Italy) 2856 


fe Wee. 30, 1922::1 c. Jan. 11, 1923: 
E 551652; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Ronve (LA) autTouR DU MONDE. See 
Pierné (Gabriel) Six ballades fran- 
caises. 


Rosa’s WALTZ, OVER THE WAVES. See 
La Fontaine’s ‘(Prof.) ukulele solo. 


RosE (A) AND A SONG; words by Ernest 
Wainwright, music by Leon T. Acland 
tof England); in E flat. 2857 

yan 29: 1923; 2c Jan. 297° R 
556060 Joseph Henry Larway, 
London. 


Resk FACES; words and music by M. E. 
Smith fof U. S3 2858 
men ce bep: 12 1923: EF .555084- 
Mary Elston Smith, Largo, Fla. 


Rost MaAri£, FLOWER oF SPAIN; words 
and music by Lou Davis, Herbert 
Steiner and Jack Val tof U. Sa 


Irving Berlin, inc., New Work 


Rosk-MELopy: words and music by. Fred 
R. Barker tof WS, arr. by Edward 


2859 . 
fe. Keb. 16;°.1923; E 560060; 


| _ 2868 
Hudson. St. Louis, Mo., Shattinger 
piano & music co. 2860 
© Dec: 29, 1922 12 © jan 3) 19236 
iB, 555054; E. Ro Barker, St. “Louis: 


RoskE 0°’ MINE; by Julian Fuhs rof U. S.1, 
ast rpy. W.-C) Polla jor WU Sa. core 
Gold seal library series. 2861 

©' June 17, 1922: 1 c. Jans 29, 1923, 
1 c. Feb. 24; E 560325; Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. 


RosE oF BompaAy; fox trot, by Ward 


and Dyson, played by George Dilworth» 


and Hdear Fairchild. jor WU.) Sas iin 
D flat. (Ampico,. word. roll, no: 
202861-F) Music rolh 2862 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
-E, 560100; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Rost oF Brazii; words and melody by 
Ray Klages and Billy Fazioli tof 
Ui Sa, ae. by Ry Klasesqot,U. Sa 

2863 
© lc. Feb. 8, 1923; EF 555880; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 


Rose oF. BuRMAH; fox trot, from the 
revue Shuffle along, words by Percy 
Edgar, music by Laurence Emlyn lof 
England) 2864 

©) Dec 129, 1922: Tic) Jam. 12,1923: 
E 551669; St. Giles’ pub. co., London. 


Rose of ConA; by L. A. Daly rof U. 5a; 
piano. 2865 


Oy tes pan. 29; 1923 ;..H 553799: 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


Rosk oF CHINATOWN; novelty fox trot, 
words by Benton Ley, music by Lee 
David jof U. S. 2866 


©) Feb: 19) 1923; 2 «. Feb. VA fee) 
560355; M. W iemarle oe sons, New 
York: 


Rose (THE) of Hottywoop; words and 
music by C. W. Van Valkenburg tof 
Ussa 2867 

@* dete. Keb. 13, 1923 <7 Sets: 
C. Warner Van Valkenburg, Holly- 
wood, Calif. 


Rosge oF Siam; words by Harry Harris, 
music by Joseph Solman rof U.' Si 
Boston, Mass., Forestier music co. 

2868 

Gusept) 3). 19222 2 ce Jan. 15) 1923; 

FE, 555483; Frank J. Forestier, Cam- 
bridge, Mass. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2869 


pt. Trypan l sve 


Rost (THE) THAT BLOOMED FOR YOU; 
words by E. B. Bobbitt, music by Geo. 
Graff,.jt, 108° U. Sa, arm, by. Theo, 'G. 
Beach jeiUr3S.41 Pe ae 2869 

©) 1c. Feb: 15) 19235" 558069: 
Fate Boisseau Bobbitt, Long Branch, 
iJ: 


RosEMARY L&E; words by S. B. Brown, 
music by Geo, Graff, jr. pof U.S. arr. 
by Theo. G. Beach tof Uz S$. 2870 


© doc Feb. 3. 192404 553040; 
Sadie Barton Brown, Minneapolis. 


Rosen (Dik) DER MADONNA; kloster- 
ballade in einem akt, von Bruno 
Hardt-Warden und Otto ‘Tumlirz, 
musik yon Robert Stolz rof Austria) 
op. 358, klavierauszug mit text, zum 
dirigieren eingerichtet von Otto Linde- 
mann sof Germany); Berlin, Mtnchen, 


Drei masken verlag, a. g. 2871 


© (Adie S022 8. ey Oats 2 is 
556128; United plays, inc., New York. 


ResorNAS SANG (Rosenlied) ; sangvals, 
text av Gerd Nasenius, musik av H. 
Smidt-Gregor of Germany); piano, 
with text. 2872 

© Now. 23) 1921 5\ De® eb,a2, 19235 
E 556155; Carl Gehrmans musikfor- 
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


Rosy sunset; by B. Percy James jof 

We Sa; piano. 2873 

@i Keb; -14,°19235 02 c. Keb. 153K, 
558087; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


RUBENESQUE; a comic intermezzo, by 
Walter. Slater of U.-Si; full/orch. 
with piano acc. 2874 


© Wan 121923 202. eam 20s ve, 
555553; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Rumpty DUDGETT, A WICKED FAIRY; by 
D. Morrison tof U.S; violins. 4to. 

. 2875 

© \Heby 12, 19238: 2c Reb lige 
555975; Donald Morrison, Oberlin, O. 


RUSSIAN MARCH; arr. by Geo. W. Bacon 
On WW. so.) apie 2876 
Oi Jan 271923302 .eh Feba sys 
555760; Teachers’ music pub. co., Hud- 
son, N. C. (Copyright is claimed on 
new matter) 


RussrANn sonc IN F; by M. Gold rof 
U. Sa; melody, with piano acc. 2877 
Ole Peb ods) 1923 2p 558103. 
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 


Rustiinc (THE) oF Grass; words by 
Alfred Noyes, music by Gwendolen 


Coleridge-Taylor tof Great Britain) 
Op. 825 in Ge 2878 

© Feb. 6,°1923;-.1 eo Fehr aa 
556329; Edwin Ashdown, lItd., London. 


RutH ; eelaste biblique, introduction 
par César Franck rof Belgiumi; piano. 
4 2879 
© Dec: 14, 1922-1) Yan, Sree 

EF, 551606; .Heugel,. Paris, 


Rutrt (GrovAnnt) Sonate; per cim- 
balo di G. Rutini, op. 3, nos. 3-5, op. 5, 
nos. 1; 5, nuova ed. critica Myeduta 
e corretta da Carlo Perinello :of Italy; 
pf. Edizioni Carisch. 2880 

© Dec. 20, 1922; 1c. Jam. 20/23; 
E 556055; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


SAENGER (GusTAV) Seven poetic album 
leaves; from op. 112, by G. Saenger, 
selected and arr. by Orlando A. Mans- 
field tof U. S.1; organ. : obl. 8vo. 2881 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 2c. Jan. 29, 1923: 
FE 555550; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Sarery; march, by Harold Bennett rof 
U:' Sa: band: 4to,, “Cinctonakeos 
Fillmore music house. 2882 

© Jan..15, 19233 2-6.) james 
555500; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


SAHARA BUTTERFLY; lyric by Gus Kahn, 


music by Lucile Wilson fof U.S.) 2883 — 


© Feb. “9, 1923: 2c) Fenn a 
553949; Jerome H. Remick & co, 
New York. 


Satnt-SaAbNs (CHARLES CAMILLE) Le 
cyene (The swan) ; extrait du Carna- 
val des animaux, par C. Saint-Saens, 
transcription par J. Samm ;of Francei, 
traduction anglaise par N. Scholefield ; 
chant et piano. 2884 

© Dec, 13, 1922; 1c. Janw Op meZs, 
F, 551599; Durand et cie., Paris. :Copy- 
right is claimed on transcription and 
English translation) 


_/ Dix transcriptions peur eran 
orgue; d’ceuvres de C. Saint-Saens, 
transcription par Albert Renaud jof 
France} . 2885 

(©, Dec. 13, 1922; .1 c.. Jan: Obes: 
FE 551625; Durand et cie., Paris. (Copy- 
right is claimed on transcription) 


Sat... Sat, SALrty McNatiy: i weitten 
and composed by Robert W. McLeod 
rof Great Britain) {Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations 2886 


©, Febi5,91923 1c. -Febuyaiae 
556218: B. Fe'dman & co., London. 


182 


1 
‘ 


MUSICAL COMPO 


nor... 1923 


SALCEDE (Victor) Three romantic 
idylls; by V. Salcéde tof England); 
piano. (Bosworth edition, no. 1048) 
Contents: The river of dreams.—Sere- 
nade.—Peep o’ dawn. 2887 


irPce: 30, 1922:'1 c. Jan. 23, 1923; 


Bea5i9e4- Bosworth. & co.,.1td., 
London. 
Samourais (Les); paroles de André 


Alexandre, musique de Georges Hte 
tof France; (Deux poémes japonais, 
no. 1) 2888 

ites: 14; 1922: 1 «., Jan. 9, 1923; 
E 551609; Heugel, Paris. 


SAMUEL JOHNSON GET THEE GONE FROM 


HERE; words and melody by A. Ber- 
nard joi U. S.,.arr. by Billy Hageney 


2889 
E 560140; 


for WS, S33 
(Ome co rel) 19 1923; 
Al Bernard, New York. 


SANDMAN’S A’ COMIN’; lullaby, words by 
Edward Cowles, music by Dick Chris- 
tie Henderson jof U. S. 2890 

(Ousan. 6. 1925: 2 Jam 27: FE, 
555494; Royal palm music pub. co., 
West Palm Beach, Fla. 


SANDWICH. See MusiCanada. 


SARABANDE; de J. Mouret, réalization de 
la basse chiffrée par Georges Dandelot 
jof France:, partie de violon revue et 
annotée par Louis Wins: violon et 
piano. (Oeuvres anciennes, nos. 1, 2) 
1. En fa mineur—2. En mi mineur. 

2891, 2892 

©! Dec. 14, 1922; 1c. each Jan. 9, 

ze eB, Soloss, 551589.- Max Eschis- 

Paris. Copyright is claimed on har- 
monization and collection 


S. ARAH TROM SYRACU SE; wor ds and music 


by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and 
Herman Ruby tof U. S. 2893 
pee ted 710 ,.1929'5°2..0) Feb. 10; B-/ 
553967; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
o.. New York. 

SATISFIED (THE) BLUES: words by P. 
Horsey, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton rof U. Si 2894 

ere eb? ON 1903 EK 555915 : 
Preston Horsey, James City, N. C. 


SAUDADES DE CHICA: by C. Keyes of 
CPaorueraatecand. acc) pyc. Tarboux 
and V. Cernicchiaro tof Brazil); violin 


and pf. 2895 
© Meridian 9225 \2:c! Jan: 10, 1923:; 
FE 555485; Charles Keyes, Philadel- 


phia. 


SITIONS 
2903 


\ Sees esa Nes Be ese 


SAVED AND KEPT; words by Richard 
Sydney Bakewell, music by T. Jones 
tof England; (Jn Gospel songs, series 


nos. 5 & 6) 2896 


©: Sept: 4,°'1922: Wc. Sepic iia i, 
556127; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


SaxsoLo; theme and variations, by M. L. 
Lake (oft U, Si) Carl Wischer’s: ed:, 
W. 659-661) 1. E flat alto saxophone 
and ipo-—2. B flat sop. of B tar ten 
saxophone and pf.—3. C melody saxo- 
phone and pf. 2897 


© Dee. 30) 1922-2 c each Jan. 29; 


POPS 5 550ea.) Carl Pascher (New 
York. 
Say It WHILE DANCING; fox trot, by 


Silver, played by George Dilworth and 
Iberbert. Clair: yor a-Si tw AL flat, 
(Ampico, word roll, no. 202781-F) 
(Music roll; 2898 

© Aue. 20) 1022) 2c. Bebe iG, 1925; 
E 560080; American piano co., New 
York. ;Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SAY IT WITH KISSES; words and melody 

by D.L. Samuels tof U. S$. 2899 
et eb s2." 71923); i): Saa/ 26; 

Donald L. Samuels, New York. 


SAY THAT YOU LOVE ME; words and 
music by Gale Adams jof U. Sj = 2900 
Gy lnee Heb.) 19, 19235.) 5601625 
Aime Napoleon Fregeau, San Fran- 
cisco. 


SCHEHERAZADE; 1001 nights, suite sym- 
phonique, by N. Rimsky-Korsakov, op. 
35, arr. by Boosey & co. tof Great 
Britain); military band with conduc- 
tor. Kneller Hall ed. (Boosey’s mili- 
tary journal, 146th series, nos. 1, 2) 
Contents: Pt. 1. 1. The sea’-and Sin- 
bad’s ship. 2. The story of the Kalan- 
dar.—Pt. 27 3. The young prince and 
‘princess. 4: Festival at Bagdad. 

2901, 2902 
@) Dec. 8,13, 1922-1 c. each. Jan. Z0, 
1923; E 551956, 551957; M. P. Balaieff, 


Leipzig. (Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 
SCHERZINO; by Aylmer Ward ,of Great 
Britain); pf. Paxton’s ed. 2903 
© beh 79-1923) 1 veaikeb. O58 
BIoIsn-) Wo Paxton & co:, ltd: Lon- 


don. 


ScueErzo. See Bach (Johann Sebastian) 
Suite no, 6. 


ScHoor, DAYS: humorous song, words and 
music by Thomas Sidney of Great 


183 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2904 


ScHoo, pAys—Continued. 
Britain); in D. rtStaff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 2904 
© Jan 12. 198s te. ane 20 
556041; Reynolds & co., London. 


ScHoo, soncs; words by Christina Ros- 
settt and others, music by Gerald Finzi 
tof England) 4to. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} ; 2905 

© Wee: 30) 1222 Wiser agile 41923: 
FE, 551706; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


SCHUBERT (FRANZ PeEvER) Barcarole; 
auf dem wasser zu singen, by Schubert- 
Liszt, played by Juan Reyes tof U. Sa 
(Ampico, no. 61023-H) (Music rolh 

2906 
©) July 20,1922: 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE, 560110; American piano co., New 


York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 
—— Dream _ enthralling; vision song, 


from Lilac time, words by Adrian 

Ross,, music by Schubert, arr. by 

G. H. Clutsam tof Great Britain 
2907 


Cy Pan: .1351923-s1 sc. Jam. 24 EB 
556021; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


—— The flower; from Lilac time, words 
by Adrian Ross, music by F. Schubert, 
arr. by G. H. Clutsam tof Great Brit- 
ain] 2908 

Cr jan: 37 1023 ol ic. Jan. 242-8 
556023; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


— Girls and boys; duet, from Lilac 
time, words by Adrian Ross, music by 
FF... sehubert; arr. by G: H..Clatsam 
tof Great Britain 2909 


© an. 113..41923)) 1 eprdiank, 2 as 
556022; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


The golden song; from Lilac time, 
words by Adrian Ross, music by F. 
Schubert, arr. by G. H. Clutsam tof 
Great Britaim 2910 


© Van: 1951928 ite apaneees Te 
556024; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


—_— Lilac time; musical play in three 
acts, English adaptation and lyrics by 
Adrian Ross, music from F, Schubert, 
arr. by Heinrich Berté and G. H. Clut- 
sam jof Great Britain) Vocal sc. 4to. 

2911 
© Wee 22) 1922 1) 6) Jame 0. 1923 « 
EF, 551709; Chappell! & co., ltd., Lon- 


don. 


—— Marche militaire, no. 1; by Schu- 
bert, op. 51, no. 1, arr. by Theo. Moses 


pt. TTt; nh. Saye te 


rpseud. of T. Moses-Tobani,'rev. by 
J. S. Seredy. tof U. Saez tall ere 
2912 
© Nov. 16, 1922; 2c. Jan. 29 ees: 
E 555589; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on revised ar- 
rangement} 


op. 94, no. 3, arr. by Leopold Godow- 
sky tof U. S.; pf., in F mimor. (Sheet 
music edition, P 1304) 2913 

© Nov, 17; 1922; 2 ¢. Jan 2oagees - 
E 555594; Carl Fischer, New York. 


——--—-— —— played by Erno Dohnanyi 
1of Denmark; in A flat. (Anupico, 
red label, no. 61063-—H) ‘Music 
rolh 2914 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16) 1923; 
E 560083; American piano co., New 


York: Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 
Unfinished symphony; Ist move- 


ment, by Schubert, played by Loesser 
and Suskind tof U. Sa, conducted by 
Artur Bodansky fof U. $1; in B minor. 
(Ampico, red label, no. 60923-P) 
(Music roll 2915 

© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560085: American piano co., New 
York. :Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SCHULE DES KLAVIERSPIELS; hrsg. von 

G. Kugler tof Switzerland) 2916 

© Aug. 22, 1922;)1 eo ieb. ty 1925; 

i 556171: Gebriider Hug & co., Leip- 
zig. 


SCHUMANN (RoperT ALEXANDER) Trau- 
merei. See La Fontaine’s (Prof.) 
ukulele solo. 


ScorcH MELODY; wi’ a hundred pipers, 
duet by Geoffrey Shaw tof England); 
piano. 2917 

©: Jan. °19; 19235 1c. ieee, 

551976; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


Sea (THE) (Mope); ballad, English © 


version by George. Harris, jr. tof 
U. Sa, French version by Paul Collin, 
poem and music by Alexander Boro- 
dine, ed. by Olin Downes tof U. S.1; 
high voice, in G sharp min. (Select 
songs of Russian composers, Carl 
Fischer edition, series 2: Superior edi- 
tion, no. 5570) English, Russian and 
French text) 2918 

© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c.. Janae; 
E 555536; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on English ver- 
sion and arrangement 


184 


Moment musical; by F. Schubert,- 


fy 7 

4 ¥ 5 os 

h . he =f 
‘ : 


ee 


Sea (THE) AND SINBAD’S SHIP. 


‘a MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 
See 


Scheherazade. 


SEA (THE) JAZZ BLUES; oe by Sst. 


Parker, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
cof U. S3 2919 
ma icwwbep, 235, 1923: E, 560230; 


Samuel J. Parker, Downington, Pa. 


by Emile Frascard ipseud. 
22: 


ae) 


SEGUIDILLA ; 
of Hugo Kaun, of Germany) op. 
piano. (Sheet music edition, P. 1159) 

2920 


© Nov. 15, 1922: 2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
FE, 555528: Carl Fischer, New York. 


Spanish dance, by Emile Frascard 
ipseud. of Hugo Kaun, of U. S.1 op. 22, 
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts tof U. Sai; 
full orch. with piano-conductor. 2921 

eae 20019732 c. Jan: 29; E 
555557; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


SEHNSUCHT NACH VERGESSEN; gedicht 
von Lenau, musik von Hans Pfitzner 
tof Germany) op. 30, no. 1. 2922 


May ii, 1922; 1c. Jan. 9, 1923; 


E 551658; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 
SEI MIR MOICHEL GorreENU; comedy 


song, words and music by Rubin Doc- 


tor fof U. Si, arr. by Jack Kammen 
tof U. Si 
(MIDONG | Ss mid re =S}) 
2923 
Ger, 2. 1922- 2c. Jan. 15, 1923; 


E 555484: Jack & Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. 


SELECTION OF RUSSIAN DANCES (Pyccxiit 
Kosak); rev. with added original pts., 
by M. Karlinsky tof U. S.; piano. 

2924 
op hatneo: 1925-"2 .¢. fan. 15° 

555215; Morris Karlinsky, Brooklym. 

(Copyright is claimed on original parts) 


SENSUEL TANGO; par Alfredo Barbirolli 
tof Italyi; piano. 2925 
©) Dec. 14, 1922; Ic. Jan. 9, 1923; 

E 551613; Heugel, Paris. 


SEPARATION. See Trois émotions. 


SEPTEMBER DAYS; words and music by 
D. H. Radford tof U. Sa 2926 
Cetee. Heb. 65.0 1923+) 555795 
Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


SEREN ADE: by Clarence Cameron White 
fof JU. Sa op.. 47, no. 3; violin and 


2934 


(Sheet music edition, B. 1793) 

2027 

6), Ost 30) T9822 ce! Fan, 29. 1923 
EF, 555596; Carl Fischer, New York. 


piano. 


parties 
4to. 
2928 
© Dec. 28, 1922: “1 c+ Jan. 22,1923 
E 551847; G. Amorsi, Nice, France. 


—— (Rimpianto); verses by Alfredo 
Silvestri, tr. by Sigmund Spaeth, music 


par G. Amorsi ;of Francei; 
piano conducteur et 1°** violons. 


by Enrico Toselli tof Italy) italian 
and English texts) 2929 


©) Yat 25,) 192s. 22 les Fa eas es 
555467; Boston music co., New York. 


ey See also Gounod (Charles Fran- 
cois)—Salcéde (Victor) Three ro- 
mantic idylls. 


SERENADE ESPAGNOLE. See Chaminade 
(Cécile Louise Stéphanie) 


SERENADE FLORENTINE; paroles de Jean 
Lahor, musique de Frédéric d’ Erlanger 


tof France) 2930 
Dec. 14//19225).1° chan 9, 1923: 
EB 5515717 “Rouart, »Lerolle et: cies 


Paxis: 


SERENADE IN F; by G. Giosi tof Italy, 
domiciled at New York, arr. by Ellis 
H. Heisley tof U. S.1; piano. 2931 


©) bee Heb. /,. 1923.) 555800: 
Guido Giosi, New York. 

SERENATA CU ’O0 CONTRABASSO; versi ¢ 
musica di EK. A. Mario tof Italy); 
mand, acc. Naples, HE. A. Mario, to. 
(Piedigrotta, 1922 2932 


© Och 20, 1922 2... Feb) 5,51923. 
FE, 556159; Italian book co., New York 
SERENATA DI Lucio; e€ arrivata prima- 
vera ad Alminar, dalle atto 1 Anima 
allegra, versi di Giuseppe Adami, mu- 
sica di Franco Vittadini tof Italy; 
ck s: 
Grivec 30 19225 Tc Jam th 1923- 
F 551654; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


SEVEN OR ELEVEN, MY DIXIE PAIR O' DICE; 
from Make it snappy, words by Lew 
Brown, music by Walter Donaldson 
foes 52 2934 

Grane 25. 1023°°2  e. Jan, 27 <E 
555458; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 

SEVEN PIECES. 

Friedrich ) 


See Handel (Georg 


185 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


2935 


pt. sina sw 


SHack (THE) WHERE MY MAMMY WAS 
BORN ; words by Harold Christy, mel- 
ody by Wyman ‘Steelevu.je 3. W- 
Steele, of U. Sa 2935 

©>f cians 26:.519235,-0 555442" 
Samuel Wyman Steele, East Hampton, 
oe . 


SHAHRAZAD; Persian dance, by R. S. 
Stoughton, arr. by R. E..Hildreth tof 
U. Sa; orch. with piano. 4to. 2936 

©: Dec. 5,19222 2c Meine 5) 1,923: 
E 555769; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement! 


SHAM IL KOKAYEEN;. Syrian song, 
words by S. Domam and G. Hadad, 
rev.atid arr. by A. Maloof tof U. Sa 

2937 


© 1c. Feb. 26, 1923; E 560320; 
Alexander Maloof, Brooklyn. 


SHARK (THE); chorus, words by Laura 
E. Richards, music by R, Huntington 
Woodman of U. $1; three girls’ 
voices or four mixed voices. (New 
beacon octavo, no. 609) 2938 

©) Beb. 10, 1923.-.' 2c. (bebe 193 
560131; Silver, Burdett & co., Newark, 
Isa, 


SHARON TOWN; waltz song, by H. P. 
Cross jot U.S: 2939 
© seb el Io. 1023s02..c. Heb 25 eB 
560202; Henry P. Cross, Sharon, Conn. 


SHE’S FRENCH, WEE WEE; words by 
A. A. Mier, music by L. Gerbin rof 
U. Si New York, Alvano Mier music 
pub. co. _ 2940 

OiPebe3), 1028292 eo Reb. Oe 
553811; Louis Gerbin & Arturo Alvano 
Mier, New York. 


SHE SAUNTERED BY THE SWINGING SEAS; 
words by W. E. Henley, music by 
wewis M: “Isaacs joi Uo S07 1 Sep: 
or ten.—2Z. Mezzo sop. or bar. 2941 

© Feb! 13, 1928. 2c each eb: 15: 
FE, 558046; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


SHE USED TO CALL ME HONEY; words by 
J. C. Fischer, music by John W. New- 
ton Tot UW. Sa 9 Buttaloe N.Y. Melody 
pub. co. 2942 

Nie, 2h 1022 20) arp. Ol oe 3%, 
EK, 553214; John C. Fischer, Chicago. 


Srepa;: Eastern. romance’ in fox trot 
rhythm, words by Worton David, 
music by Horatio Nicholls tof Great 
Britain 1 Ok at. 1 State and«tonic 
sol-fa notations} 


2943 | 


©. Feb. 8, 19233 22 iene, 
556333; Lawrence Wright mmsieyco., 
Londen. 


SHEHERAZADE; Znd movement of Lento, 
pt. 1, by Rimsky-Korsakoff, op. 35, 
played by Guy Maier and Lee Patti- 
son fof U. Sa, conducted by Modest 
Altschuler tof U. Si (Ampico, red 
label, no. 61083-H) ;Music roll 2944 

© Aug. 20, 1922: 2c. Pepe igaiess 
E 560120: American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


—_— —— pt. 2, by Rimsky-Korsakoff, op. 
35, played. by Guy Maier and Lee Pat- 
tison rof U. Sj, conducted by Modest 
Altschuler joi U. Si. (Aaipmeagieed 
label, no. 61093-H) ;:Music rolh 2945 
1 © Aug. 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE, 560102; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SHEPHERDS’ CARNIVAL; novelette, by 
Chas. Edwin... Williaigis’ son oie. 


violin and pt. (Sheet music edition, 


B 1814) 2946 
©, Dec. 30; 1922:' 2c.) Jam Zoe ese 

E 555563; Carl Fischer, New York, 
SHEPHERDS (JHE) HAD AN ANGEL; 


hymn, poem by Christina Rossetti, 
music by Maurice Besly rof Great 
Britain) op.:20; sop, solo and cho. of 
mixed voices, piano or organ acc. 4to. 
Curwen ed. 2947 

© Jan. 9.19235 1) ic ane ee 
556133; J. Curwen & sons, ltd Gon- 
don. 


SuHIps IN HARBOR; ballad, words by 
Henry L. Mencken, music by Franz 
C. Bornschein tof U. $.1; male voices. 
(Fischer edition, select part-songs, 
third series, no. 5226) 4to. 2948 


©. Feb. 15, 519233; 2) ci teba 2a 


560247; J. Fischer & bro., New York.’ 


SHUFFLE ALONG; selection of the best 
numbers from the musical comedy 
revue, words by various authors, music 
by Laurence Emlyn rof England; 2949 


© :Jan...24, 1923;. ley Benes 
556215; St. Giles pub. co., Itd., London. 


SHUFFLIN ALONG; fox trot, by Nat D. 
Ayer rof U. Sua, arr. by Debroy Som- 
ers; piano. 2950 

AC) Feb.) 1551923; 2) ici ets ans 

553760; B. Feldman & co., London. 


St LE BONHEUR. See Gounod (Charles 


-Francois ) 


186 


: 
| 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3,-1923 


2966 


Sr LES FEMMES ETAIENT DES FLEURS; Ou, 
Si les femmes, paroles de EK. Dumont, 
musique de F. L. Bénech of France} 

; 2951 


Bere Mec 31,1922 °'1 c!.Beb- 9,,1923:; 
E 556225; F. L. Bénech, Paris. 


Sr toca; versi di Alberto Rossi, musica 
di &. A. Mario tof Italy:; mand. acc. 
Naples, E. A. Mario. 4to. (Piedi- 
grotta, 1922) 2952 

©) @et 20. 19225) 1c. Feb. 5,'1923; 
E 556161; Italian book co., New York. 


Srpetius (JEAN) Danse; par J. Sibelius 
rof Finland; op. 98”. ed. and rev. by 
Julia A. Burt tof U. S.; piano. (Wil- 
helm Hansen edition, no. 2268: Suite 
champétre, no. 3) 2953 

ermecr2g, 19227 1c. Jan. 11, 1923; 
E 551651; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. ;Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing and revising) 


SICILIAN FLOWER (Fiore siciliano) ; 
waltzer, by J. Lo Cascio tof U. 8.1; 
Ist violin. . 2954 

(rec Jan, 26, 1923: E 555445; 
Joseph Lo Cascio, Bayonne, N. J. 
style 


SICILIENNE. Sce Suite dans le 


ancien. 


Sicn (THE) oF THE ROSE; lyrics by Lew 
Brown, music by Leo Edwards of 
We Sa 2955 
hewmen 192352. ¢c, Keb. 5; E 
553803; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


SILVER STARS; fox trot, by Weurich, 
played by Edgar Fairchild and Her- 


bert Clair tof U. $1; in D flat. (Am- 
pico, word roll, no. 202831-F) (Music 
roll 2956 


©) Avie: 20) 1922: 2 c. Feb..16, 1923; 
EF 560107; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


_ Since I First MET you; words and music 
by H. L. Stone rof U.S. New York— 
Chicaso: —- Spokane, Harry L. Stone 
music pub. co. 2957 

orem 5.) L023 2. Jan: .253. E 
553995; Harry L. Stone, Spokane, 
Wash. sa 


Sine, O sinc; part-song, words by Agnes 
Lockhart Hughes, music by James P. 
Dunn ror WU or; sop. 1,°2 and alte: 
(Fischer edition, choruses in octavo 
form; no."5231) 2958 


560248; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Six FuGUES. See Handel (Georg Fried- 
rich) Seven pieces rand) Six fugyes. 


SKATING PARTY; by Marie Rose Wilking 
fof U.S. op. 22,.no. 2; pianos i 2959 
© te" Jan, 31): V923, eB  S55687 * 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


Cxa3Ku crapom OadyutKu (Contes de la 
vieille grand-mére) ; by Serge Proko- : 
fieff, op. 31, ed. by F. H. Schneider tof 
Germany}; piano. 1-4. Moscow, A. 
Gutheil. : 2960 

©wjoly i) LO225 ve. Vans 1Or 1923: 
FE, 551964; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


SLEEPY; novelty fox trot, words and 
music. by Ray Perkins rof U.S. 2961 
©) Peb413,° 1923: 2c, Beh. 20208 
560253; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


SLow, Horsrs, sLow! words by Thomas 
Westwood, music by Roger Jalowicz 
tof Great Britain); in C sharp min. 

2962 
Cy Weq 7 O22 teiatan. 20, 1923" 
F, 551949; Boosey & co., London. 


StuMMERVISA (Schlummerliedchen);, 
fri forsvenskning avy Raf. Lindquist, 
musik ay Erkki Melartin, op. 106, no. 
5, ed. and rev. by Julia A. Burt tof 
U. $1 (Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 
2281) 2963 

© eb. 3) 19232. Feb; “26° E 
560341 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


SMILE THROUGH YOUR TEARS; by Ham- 
blen, played by Edgar Fairchild lof 
U; Sa- in F. CAmpico, word roll, no. 
751-F) (Music .rolh 2964 

Ate 20, 19222 ¢ Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE, 560116; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SMILES AND TEARS; words and music by 
W. A. Moloney rof U. S. 2965 
Ore er Janes 124.) 1023 2555406: 
Walter A. Moloney, Altoona, Pa. 


SNAKE (THE) CHARMER’S SONG. See 
Treharne (Bryceson) Five Oriental 
songs. 


‘ 


words and melody by - 
2966 


560333 ; 


SNAKES’ HIPS; 
Spencer Williams tof U. Su. 

Oral se. eb 26) 1) kO2 50s 
Leo. Feist, inc:, New York. 


18¢ 


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SNEAK (THE); fox trot, by Brown, 
played by the Original piano trio tof 
U? Sas a) B flat. ¢CAmpice. werd 
roll, no. 202771-F) (Music roll) 2967 
e© Aug.- 20,1922 > 2c Feb 16) 1923: 
E 560113; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SOBRE LAS OLAS (Over the waves) ; 
waltz, by Juventino Rosas, ed. by W. F. 
Ambrosio rof U. Si; violin or mand. 
and pf. (Superior edition, 3803) 2968 

©: Dec. 9, 1922.2 chan. 20) 1925.- 
B2655621: “Carl Fischer, New “Y ork. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 

SOCIALISTI, NAZIONALISTI E FASCIS%T; 
polka brillante, di V. Spadea rof U. S.; 
violin, mand., clarinet, or cornet with 


B flat trombone and pf. 2969 


@: Beeb 19252) 2 ve. Beh, 630 
553807; V. Spadea, New York. 


SOLDIER'S LOVE FOR HIS DEAR OLD MOTHER; 
words by M. Keenan, music by Norrie 
Bernard tof U. S.1 New York, Lenox 
co. 2970 

© Ape 18, 1927 2.ce Bebb. 19238- 
E, 555768; Matty Keenan, Brooklyn. 


SOLILOQUE. See Fontaine (Léon J.) 
Six esquisses. 


SOLITUDE; valse, par Roderik Welhausen 

(of-Swedeni ; piano. 2971 

©) sDece 7 ul OFF se8 eb, 2, 61923 

FE 556154; Carl Gehrmans musikforlag, 
Stockholm, Sweden. 


SoLo pI CONSUELO; piuttosto che cid av- 
venga, dalle atto 3 Anima allegra, versi 
di Giuseppe Adami, musica di Franco 
Vittadini cof Italy 2972 

©): Dec. 30, 1922: he. Jan. 11 19237 
FE, 551653; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


See Grieg (Edvard 


Peer Gynt suite no. 2. 


SOLVEJG’S SONG. 
Hagerup ) 


SOME DAY YOULL KNOW: words and 
melody by G. L. Fisher tof U. Sia 2973 
© lice Heb. 72 1923-2 BS 55855- 


Garnett L, Fisher, San Francisco. 


SOME ONE CARES; words by N. Sund- 
berg, melody by Arnold T. Lax tof 
SE 2974 

@rl ve) heb) We 19 23-c so 5e40: 
Nathan Sundberg, Portland, Or. 


SoME SWEET DAY; by L. A. Daly tof 
US. piano: 2975 


© 1c. Jan. 29, 1923; E 553797; 
Lewis Alden Daly, New York. 


Somesopy; lyric by Lida Bender, melody 
by Arnold’’T’). Lax poi? Us5 2976 
© 1c. Feb, 14° 1923; Bieaeu0ao- 
Mrs. Frank Bender, Stroudsburg, Pa. 


SOMEONE; words and music by OS 3 
Abel tof U. S33 2977 


© 1c. Feb. 10, 1923; EB 553975; 
L. Earl Abel, San Antonio. 


SOMERVELL (ARTHUR) ‘Twelve Tenny- 
son poems; set to music by A. Som- 
ervell fof Great Britain) (Cover-title : 
Tennyson album) 2978 

©» Dec. 21,1922; 1.c: Jans 20 eas: 
FE 551955; Boosey & co., London. 


SOMETHING IS CALLING ME BACK T0 THE 
FARM; words by H. Laird, music by . 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si —- 2979 

© 1 « Feb. 23,-1923- BE saiz2a; 
Hartzel Laird, Hutchinson, Kans. 


SOMETIME, SOMEWHERE, MY DEAR; words 
and music by L. R. Ayers tof U. Su 
2980 


© 1c Feb, 6, 1923-7 Sogn 
Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons, 


Col. 


SOMETIMES A SINGLE HOUR; words by 
Abram Ryan, music by Richard 
Kountz fof U. Sa 2981 

© Feb. 8, 1923%.2 «) Bene we 
560010; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SoMETIMES, WITH DEEP REGKET; words 
anon., music by Frank Lambert of 
Great Britain 2982 

© Dec, 22; 1922; 1.6 Jang Zoieess 
E 551942; Boosey & co., London. 


SOMEWHERE IN DEAR OLD TENNESSEE; 
words by B. B. Rich, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington fof U. Sa ayAS Ws) 

© 1c. Feb. 23, 1923508, aaeae 
Bessie Beatrice Rich, Huntsville, Ala. 


SOMEWHERE IN SOMEBODY’S ARMS; words 
and music by Bert Kalmar, Harry 
Ruby and Harry Carroll tof U..S.4 

. 2984 
©: Feb. 6, 1923; 2 -c.. BebiiGeae 

553810; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 

co., New York. 


SOMEWHERE—S OME HOW—SOMEDAY; 
words and music by Harry Carroll 
and Dave Harris tof U. Su. 2985 


188 


tow sainon-—2.° Had I 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


He a 1923 


3003 


Meemeretan 25, 1923: 2 ¢ Jan. 25; 
553623; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


SOMEWHERE THE DAY IS BEAUTIFUL; 
words by A. L. McGordon, music by 
Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. 
G. Beach tof U. Si 2986 

awe. weep. 3. 1923; E.553850; 
Addie L. McGordon, Pulaski, Va. 


SonatTEN. See Beethoven (Ludwig van) 


SonATINA ON WELSH THEMES; by Cyril 
Jenkins tof Great Britain); piano. 
2987 
ean te. 19231 ¢ Jan. 175° 
551822; Cary & co., London. 


ScNG FANCIES; music by Landon Ronald 
rof Great Britain); medium voice. 
Contents: 1. A call; words by Arthur 

the heavens’ 

embroidered cloths; words by W. B. 

Yeats.—3. There’s a stream; words 

by Timothy Durham. —4. Wander- 

thirst; words by Gerald Gould. 2988 


eager 1923- 1 c Jan. 30; E 
556084; Enoch & sons, London. 


Sone (A) OF CONSECRATION; words by 
Charles Wesley, music by Dion W. 
Kennedy tof U. $1; high voice, organ 
ACE. 2989 

fe) Hep. 15, 1923: 2c. Feb. 16; E 
560057; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


SONG OF DAWN; words and melody by 

S. Paramananda rof India 2990 

© tec Feb: 24, 1923;. EF 560309; 
Swami Paramananda, Boston. 


Sonc oF PROSPERPINE ; words by Shelley, 
music by Maurice Besly tof Great 
Baitaini op..21, no. 3. 2991 

© Dec. 16, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 20, 1923; 
E 551952; Boosey & co., London. 


SONG OF SASKATCHEWAN ; words by Geo. 


H. Mather, music by A. H. Dempsey 
rof Canada 2992 

(ean 2/7, 1923- 1 ¢. Beb. 5: E 
556190; A. Helen Dempsey, Moose 
Jaw, Canada. 


Sone (A) oF THE FUTURE; double cho- 
rus, text by Sidney Lanier, music by 
Philip James tof U.S.1; mixed voices. 
4to. (Modern series, no. 254) 2993 


© Feb. 15, 1923 2 ¢ Feb. 16> E 
560056; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


SONG OF THE MYSTIC RIVER; part-song, 
words and music by Gertrude Knox 
Wialltsgsor “Us Say..sop.,..and. alto: 


(Fischer edition, choruses in octavo 
form, no. 5229) 2994 

©. Bebb. 20, 1923-02. ci Bebsi23-. B 
560246; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


SONG OF THE SEA NYMPH; by Wm. H. 
Potstock tof U. Sa op. 16; nd: 2; pf: 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1171: Musi- 
cal zephyrs) 3 2995 

©) Oct 30; 1922: 2: c. Jani29: 1925- 
E 555617; Carl Fischer, New York. 
tCopyright is claimed on arrangementy 


SONG WITHOUT worDS; by Alfred J. 
Thompson of England) op. 12, no. 2; 
piano. 7 2996 

© Jan: 9, 1923-72 c: Jan, 20-7 
555673; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


SeCNGS FROM MANY LANDS; 30 folk- 
songs, arr. by celebrated composers 
with new tr. by Helen Taylor, ed. by 
Alfred J. Swan rof U. S. 2997 

@ jan 2<- 1928.02 chai.) 302) Bs 
556033; Enoch & sons, London. 


SONNET (UN) pDAMouR (A song of 
love) ; by Geo. H. Sanders prof U. Su; 
orch. 4to. 2998 

©> Heb. 1:5; 1923 2. e. Keb: 16°F 
558114; Harms, inc., New York. 


SouND (THE) OF THE SEA; words from 
Longfellow’s poem, music by Bertha 
Weber rof U. S. 2999 

Beh! 20, 1925: 2c. Feb. 23° E 
560200; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. 


See MusiCanada. 


Sous TA FENETRE; by Gustave Ferrari 
tof France}; violin and pf. 3000 
©) Bee 5, 1922; 1c. Jan. 24, 1923- 

FE, 556008; Schott & co., London. 


SOUTHERN NIGHTS. waltz, by Charles 
' Ancliffe tof Great Britain}; pf. 3001 


@pyane 15; 192351. &. Beb: 2: 
556174; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. 


SCUTHERN SONGS; words by Arthur S. 
Josselyn, melody by Al Spencer tof 
UP Sa; ed. and arr. by M..1,) Lake tof 
US Sh 3002 


@Peb.' 1 1923.-- 2) e Jan: 1242 8 
ee Alpha music co., Providence, 


Sous-BOIs. 


SOUVENIR (LE); poésie de Léon Dau- 
bail, musique de Casimir Renard ,of 
France) op. 195. 3003 


© Dec. 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1923: 
FE, 551579; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


189 


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3004 


pt! WI, 1. See 


SGUVENIR RUSSE; A Charles Kovacs rof 
U. S. op. 78; violin and pf. (Sheet 
music edition, BoAsly) 3004 

© Dec. 30, 1922:°2 c. fan. 29,1923: 
FE 555571; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SPANISH DANCE (Romanza andaluza) ; 
by Pablo de Sarasate, op. 22, arr. by 
Chas. J. Roberts: tof U2 S73 full orch,, 
with piano conductor. 3005 

©) Jan: 20," 1925 >" 2cy than. wos 
555562; Carl Fischer, New York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


SPANISH Rosé; words by L. R. Coccia, 
music by Vincent Berardi tof U. Su. 
3006 
©. Reb: 5, 1925-2 er) hee 74 
555839 ; Berardi Coccia music pub. co., 
Rochester, i aegen oi 


SPANISH SERENADE; by Alfred J. Thomp- 
son fof England; op. 14; pf. 3007 
Cyan oO" 1925722 es: yam ee are 
555672; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


SPANOLA (THE) DANCE; words by M.: 
Scott, music by Oliver D. Hillman 
fot UL $2 3008 

> Jane 6) NOP a eaten eins ae a 
555495; Maceo-Scott, Chicago. 


SPARKLING WINE; words by J. Gardiner, 

melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U. $1 

; 3009 

©r lic. eb, 7, 1923: 555834: 
Jennie Gardiner, Rutherford, N. ie 


SPEED THE DAY; words and music by 
R. J. Carew tof U. Sa, arr. by William 
Hewitt Penn tof U. Sa. 3010 

© 1 cy Heb. 14). 19235" 2 S60050= 


Roy Johnson Carew, Washington. 


SPIRIT OF MINISTRELSY; march, by K. L. 
King jof U. Sa; band. 4to. Cuincin- 
nati, O., Fillmore music house. 3011 

©)'Feb. 7, (9236. 2-6. Bebio Weak, 


555969; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Sporck (GrorcES) - Nocturne; par G. 
Sporck jof France:: piano conducteur. 
Paris, Edition analytique des classiques. 

3012 
©) Dec. Sist922 eve nkiebs- Se 1923 - 


~F, 556228; Georges Sporck, Paris. 
SPORTINA, POLE di. Joe 7 Cascio iol 
UL Sue: ist’ violin: 3013 
© A och Manno, HL O25) “eb a446- 

Joseph Lo Cascio, Bayonne, N. J. 


SPREAD If ABROAD; from Carry on, words 
and music: by BD. S) Drake tor 53 


3014 | 


© 1 c. Feb. 19) 1923>"  agetas 


Dorothy Stissdorff Drake, Oakland, 
New: 
SPRING; waltz-song, words by Elizabeth 
Session, music by Elizabeth Thorn 
Boutelle tof U, Si; low voice in E 
flat. SoD 


© Feb, 15, 1923-2) c)oReneeee, 
560021; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York , 


SPRING BURSTS TO-DAY; Easter: carol, 
words by Christina Rossetti, music by 
Geoffrey Shaw jof Englandi; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Musical times, Feb. 1, 
1923) 3016 

©: Jan. 30, 1923 4 ‘0 Renee 
556094; Novello & co., ltd., London. 


SPRING SHOWERS (Fruhlingsregen) ; by 
Wilhelm Fink, op. 174, ed. and fingered 
by W. F. Ambrosio tof U. S.1; piano. 

3017 
© Dae 21, 1922* Ze Jamon teso 
FE 555599: Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


STATRS O* ,Leve: melody, by George 
Russo. tof Us Sa, arga by ao eae 
tot UL S4 3018 

© 1c. Feb. 14, [9253 HB satise: 
Triangle music pub. ¢o,, ime Mew 


York. 


STANDARD CHILDREN’S SONGS; more than 
one hundred and fifty songs for young 
folks, compiled by Albert E. Wier rof 
U. S1 (Music for the million ‘series, 
no. 5) 8yo. 3019 

© Dec. 15, 1922; 2) Janie iees- 
aff. Jan. 19: A 695605; Mumil pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


Star-EYES; words by Adele De Leeuw, 
music by Oley Speaks tof U. $1; high 
in G. . 3020 

© Feb. 3, 1923: 2c) seenieee ie: 
555825; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


STAR-SPANGLED (THE) BANNER; words 
by Francis Scott Key, arr. by Robert 
W. Stevens tof U. Si; mixed voices. 
Ato. 3021 

© Feb: 22, 1923: 2°. Pear ia. 
560170 ; Cant! e hinged music co., Chi- 
cago. 


GrELLA VENEZIANA; mazurka, by S. Pa- 


tané of Italy, domiciled at New 
York); mand. or violin. 3022 
© 1 c¢ Jan: 24,1983: Saagee: 


' Sebastiano Patané, New York. 


190 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


3039 


STEPPING SOME; fox trot, by D. Robbins 


wt), $1; pf. 3023 


mr c.-Keb: 9, 1923: -E 555900; 
David Robbins, New York. | 


Sterns (Jack) Dance; words and mu- 
sic by J. Stern and Ed. Kamnetz tof 
Me Sl 3024 

(jan. 24. 1923: 2 cc. Feb. 15: E 
558050; Beilin and Horowitz, inc., New 
- York. 


Stinte (Dis) stapr; gedicht von Deh- 
mel, musik von Hans Pfitzner tof Ger- 
many) op. 29, no. 4. 3025 

Mean to, 1922. tc. Jan. 9. 1923. 
E 551662; Adolph Ftirstner, Berlin. 


SToLEN HouRS; words by Roland Merry, 
music by Winifred Vaughan tof Eng- 
landi; in E flat. 3026 

Merman. 1923 c. Jano 3k i 
556336; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. . 


Stomp (THE); house rent blues, words 
by Will H. Hendrickson, music by De 
Koven Thompson of U. S.1 3027 

femiten. to. 1923: 2 c Feb. 19; EF 
560145; Ted Browne music co., Chi- 
cago. 


STOMP WITH THESE GOOD TIMES BLUES; 
words and music by E. -C. Lucas rof 
Orsi 3028 

Mee eeenaiep: 9, 1923. EH 555938 ; 
Emery Charles Lucas, Washington. 


Stop; fox trot novelty, by Harold Ben- 
nett rof U. Si; Band. 4to. Cincinnati, 
O., Fillmore music house. 3029 

fon jane 15;, 1923. 2) .c, Jan. 293° E 

555505; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Story (THE) oF THE KaLaAnpaR. See 
Scheherazade. 
STRADELLA - OVERTURE, See. Flotow 


(Friedrich von) 


STRASSER (WiLLIAM) Mélodie; by W. 
Strasser tof Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled 
at New Yorki; violoncello and pf. 
(Mood pictures ) 3030 


wen. 9.01923" 2) c. Heb, .12-° E 
553954; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Srrauss (RrcHarD) Ariadne on Naxos; 
’ opera in one act, with a prelude by 
Hugo von Hofmannsthal, tr. into Eng- 
lish by Alfred Kalisch, music by R. 
Strauss ;of Germany) op. 60, vocal sc. 
by Otto Singer tof Germany; New 
version. 3031 
i Nov.,30) 1922; 1 c,:Feh: 1, 1923; 
FE 556165; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


1163—23——7 


STRIKE-STRIKE-STRIKE; words by B. Gor- 
man, melody by E. Gorman tof U. Su, 
arr. by Harry Alford tof U. Si 3032 

COPE rc, Jane S2OrwIe23- as 555570 
Billy and Eddie Gorman, Chicago. 


STUDY ON A CHINESE THEME; by Aren- 
sky, op. 25, no. 3, played by Robert 
Brau jet e257 (Ampico, no. 
60903-K.) (Music rolh 3033 

© June 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560104; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter-. 
pretation) 


C 


STUMBLING; fox trot, by Confrey, p'ayed 
by Herbert Clair tof U. Su, assisted 


by Edgar Fairchild tof U. Sa: in A 
“iat: CAcm pruo, “avord. roll,” “ap: 
202571-F) (Music rolh 3034 


© ume 20, 1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923: 
FE 560115; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Surra! tango milonga, par F. Canaro 
tof Uruguayi; piano. 3035 
Dec, 31. 1922 le. Feb. 9, 1923- 

FE, 556232; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


SUGAR BABY; lullaby, lyrics and melody 
by ReML.iGriges tof Us Sn, arr by. 
Harry French jof U. S., » 3036 

O@hilye..cmisie’ Janc31; £923%0-% (ce 
words Feb. 12; E 553993; Rosa Locke 
Griggs, Detroit. 


SUGAR BLUES; words by Lucy Fletcher, 
music by Clarence Williams tof U. Sy 
3037 

©) Janey NO 3ra1 .o.! Jane Sl. Vee: 
Feb. 9; E 555964: Clarence Williams 


music pub. co., inc., New York. 


SUGAR CANE LAND; from Oh book, words 
by M. J. Gunsky, music by Nat Gold- 
stein tof U. Siz 3038 

Oe Jan. 2, 19252) ¢ Jan: 20, i 
555629; Nat Goldstein music pub. C0, 
San Francisco. 


SUITE No. 6. See Bach (Johann Se 
tian ) 


SUITE CHAMPETRE; par Jean Sibelius tof 
Finland) op. 98°, ed. and rev. by Julia 
A. Burt tof U. Si; piano. (Wilhelm 
Hansen edition, no. 2266) Contents: 
1. Piece caracteristique. — 2. Mélodie 
élégiaque.—3. Danse. 3039 

©) Dee. 28; 1922: 1c. Jan, 11923: 
E 551649; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. (Copyright is claimed on re- 
vision} . 


nO. 


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3040 


SuITE DANS LE STYLE ANCIEN (Suite in 
den ouden vorm); par Jan Blockx tof 
Belgium) Contents: 1. Prélude— 
2. Air. — 3. Sicilienne. — 4. Gavotte et 
musette. 1. Parties d’orch. separées.— 
2. Partition orchestre. 3040, 3041 

© Deer 44) 1922 74 ec each Hane 9 
1923; E 551611, 551612; Heugel, Paris. 


SULLIVAN’S IRISH JIGS, NO. 1; composed, 
arr. and played by Dan J. Sullivan tof 
U. S1 (Ampico, no. 61133-E) Con- 
tents: 1. Connaughtman’s rambles.— 
2. Irish washerwoman. (Music rolh 

3042 

© ‘Aue. 20, 1922: 2 2. Feb. 16, 1923; 

E 560084; American piano co., New 

York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


SuLLIVAN’S IRISH JIGS, NO. 2; composed, 
arr. and played by Dan J. Sullivan tof 
U. S. (Ampico, no. 61141-E) Con- 
tents: 1. The frost is all over. —2. 
Donnybrooks fair. (Music rolh 3043 

© Aue: 20; 1922).,2'c: Feb, 16,1923; 

-E 560122; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) . 


SuMMER (A) DREAM; by John J. Thomas 
rof England); pf. 3044 
Organs Os 192302 nc, mania 20 ey ve, 
555670; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


Summit; march, by Harold Bennett rof 
UU; Se; band, Cincinnati, “Of rill- 
more music house. 4to. 3045 

| @) ijan.s 15.1023 5.2 co Jan. 3295) 
555499; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


SuN-KIST ROSE; words and music by Cal 
DerwVolljor Os Sa 3046 
©men 19, 1928) 2c) Kebs 203 
560196; A. J. Stasny music co., inc., 
New York. 


Sunny Jim; words by Jack Needham, 
music by Joe Murphy and Geo. B. 
McConnell tof U. S$. 3047 

©) Dec: 12le27. 2c) Wee 18. E 
554806; Barney Abramowitz, New 
York. 

SUNSHINE DANCE; by O. Tromlitz tof 

U. Sa; piano. Blueprint) 3048 


© Jan. -20;.1923; 2c. Jan. 24; i 
555722; Oscar Tromlitz, Cleveland. 


~Suomt; waltz, by Lionel Neame and Dal- 
‘ton Marshall of Englandi; piano. 
3049 
©) jane 15, 19236 ie weate Ook, 
551819; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., 
London. 


pt. 11, n2S..8.e 


SUPPLICATION. See Fontaine (Léon J.) 
Six esquisses. 


SUPPOSE NOBODY CARED; words and arr. 
by F. Anderson, melody by R. E. 
Spencer (of U: a 3050 

© 1. ¢. Jan. 27, 1923S enGee = 
Robert Elliott Spencer and Frank An- 
derson, San Francisco. 


SUSANNAH’S SQUEAKING SHOES ; fox trot, 
from the 9 o’clock revue, by Muriel 
Lillie tof Great Britaini; piano, with’ 
words by Arthur Weigall. 3051 


© Jan. 27; 1923: 1 .¢. Wega 
556222; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


SWAY WITH ME; from Lady Butterfly, 
words by Clifford Grey, music by Wer- 
ner Janssen tof U.S. 3052 


© Jan. 31, 1923; 2c. Hebsies i, 
553752; Harms, inc., New York. 


SWEET CHIMING BELLS ; words and music 
by J.-A. Gosline tof Canadaj 3053 


© Dec. 25, 1922: 2icl Jamewar 123 : 
E 555460; John Albert Gosline, Boston. 


Sweet (THE) Doreen; lyric by EF. Mar- 
tin, music by E. S. $. Huntington tof 
WS 3054 

© 1c Feb. 9 1923. sae: 
Elisabeth Martin, Lindenhurst, N. Y. 


SWEET DREAMS; intermezzo, by Ernest 
A. Dicks tof Great Britain); piano. 
3055 

© Jan. 15, 1923; 1c ame 
551821; Banks & son, York, England. 


Sweet IpA JANE; words and music by 
Wm. H. Wright tof U. Sa 3056 


©. Jan. 24, 1922; 1 «. Dee, 267 1% 
Jan. 29, 1923; F 551199; Dolart & co., 
London. 


SWEET INDIANA HOME; fox trot, by Don- 
aldson, played by Herbert Clair tof 
U. $.1; in A flat. “CAmpico: word roll, 
no. 202821-F) (Music rollin ees 

© Aug. 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E, 560079; American piano co., New 
- York. (Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Sweet Ione; melody by J. B. Smith jof 
U.'S.1, arr. by Leonard L. Vos Burgh 
(ork Os i 3058 

© 1c. Febs.7, 19235 | eee 
James B. Smith, % Orchestration 
service, inc., New York. 


Sweet Lapy Mort. See Old world dance 
songs. 


12 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mon 3, ° 1923 


3077 


Sweet LoutseE; words and melody by 

PL Samuels pot U. Si 305 

(ele Feb. 2, 1923; 555/25; 
Donald L. Samuels, New York. 


Sweet MARGUERITE; words and music 
by Ted Day ti. e. T. A. Day, of go 


ioc. eb: 3, 1923: .H, 553769; 
Theodore A. Day, Denver. 


SWEET MEMORIES; waltz, by R. S. Mor- 
rison (of U. $1; piano. Boston— 
New York—Chicago, Evans music a 

3 


ieimen 15): 1923: 2c: Feb: 3; E 
553989; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


SwEET ONE; words and music by Al Jol- 
son and Louis Silvers rof U. S.1 3062 


(enemies), 1923; 2 ¢. Feb: 3; E | 


553759; Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. 


SWEET PAPA MINE; words by A. B. 
Skiles, music by Lillian Bowman of 
UW Sa 3063 

@eive Hep. 9, 1923;.E 555904; 
Alice Briswalter Skiles, Grayville, Ill. 


Sweer Ros—k MACHREE; words and music 
by C. B. Weston tof U. S$. 3064 
Jan. 620:)°1923'; 2 ¢.. Feb: 8; E 
553919; Charles B. Weston, Brooklyn. 


SWEET WESTERN WIND; poem by Robert 
Herrick, music by C. Wright ‘of 
U. Si; high voice. 306 

iden 1, 1923; 2c. Feb. 6; 7H 
553788: Cecil Wright, Glen Falls, 
ey. 


Sweerest (THE) WHITEST ROSE; mother 


song, words by FE. T. Reed, music by 
Ne Reed tof U. Sa, arn by Carrie B. 
Adams tof U. Su. . 3066 
fommens 1G, 1023 22 e -Jane 27; 
555493; Edwin T. Reed and Neil Reed, 
Corvalles, Or. 


SWEETHEART; duet, from Caroline, words 
by Harry B. Smith tof U. $.1, music 
by Eduard Kunneke. 3067 

ben 9y 10232) cy Feb. 10); 8 
Pav we Liagins, imc), New - York. 
(Copyright is claimed on revised lyrics} 


words by L. I. Sussman, melody by 
Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Sa 3068 

1G) elec Aoite ty 19,7 1023;°)) F< 555883 


Louis I. Sussman, Minneapolis. 
é 


SWEETHEART FOR YOU I’M PINING; words 
anid: are? by Re AL ong, “muasiey by. 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Su 3069 


@©o ¢, Keb. (12541923, Ey So0te2: 
Robert Alfred Long, Wayne, Pa. 


SWEETHEART NELL; words and music by 
C. Smith, Ray S. Schild and Elmer 
Desmond rof U. $.1; piano with words. 

3070 


(Oy jan 6) 1023-2 ‘ets Janr2720 
553905; Chas. Smith, Chicago. 


Swine (THE); words by Robert Louis 
Stevenson, music by Waddington 
Cooke tof Great Britain); 2 treble 


voices in A. 4to. (Anglo-French 
unison and _  part-songs, no. 1007) 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 3071 


G@) Mano N02 le er wansieaiy 
551937; Anglo-French music co., Itd., 
London. 


SWINGIN’ BOWN THE LANE; words by 
Gus Kahn, melody by Isham Jones tof 
CaS 3072 

©: ie! Feb; -26,71923." E 560338; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


SWINGING WITH Cupp; valse ballet, by 
Frank E. Hersom rof U. S.1; pf. 3073 
© Dee. 13, 1922; 2c. Feb. 5, 1923 
FE 555777; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
tCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 
SyMpatTHy. See Child poems. 
SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY; by A. Walter 
Kramer fof U.-S.1 op. 35; violin with 
piano acc., in F minor. 3074 
© Wee 19" 1922-2 ‘c. Jian. 29-1923): 
FE, 555544; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SYRENA ALBUM; 54 dances, by Hy Ptalk 
fon Wi- 5.1L iste violin: 3075 
© co fan.23, 1923; 555681 - 
Edward Ptak, Pittsburgh. 


Ta TA BLUES; words and melody by 
Henry Busse, Ben Russell and Henry 
Santley tof U, Si, arr. by B. Russell. 

3076 
) ol icipKeb:26; 192358, (560334: 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


‘TAKE’ ME BACK TO DEAR OLD MAMY SHE’S 


MY SWEET MIssouRI ROSE; words and 
melody by €. H... McClanahan of 
Ue. 3077 


Ge ive Yan, 29: 1923) & 555637; 
. Eugene McClanahan, Kansas City, 
an. 


193 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3078 


pt. Yi; ne See e 


TAKE ME BACK TO MY OLD PRAIRIE HOME; 
words by L. Church, melody by Her- 
man Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
WEeSa 3078 

©l .c. . Rebs3, 1923-9 555776: 
Lillian Church, Mountain, Wis. 


Tate (A) at TwinicHT. See Child- 
hood’s happy’ days. 


TALLAHASSIE (THE) GIRL; words by 
G. Shewack, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach of 
ORS 3079 


© 1 “c Kebo2s,| 1923 3B ~50d640. 
Geo. Shewack, West Hazelton, Pa. 


TAMBOURIN CHINOTS; by Kreisler, op. 3, 
arr. and played by the Original piano 
trio rof U. Sa (Ampico, no, 60943-] ) 
(Music roll 3080 


© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 


E, 560081; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 

TANTALIZIN’ MAMA; words by Alex 


Gerber and J. Preston Johnson, music 
by Max Kortlander jot, U. Sa 3081 

©x Feb. 15.1923) 2... Pep log, 1 
558095; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


TANTUM ERGO; motet, musique de Jacques 

Pillois tof Francei; tén. solo et chceur 

a 3 voix avec orgue. 4to. (Trois 

chants sacrés, no. 3) 3082 

© Ween 28,1922-1..¢) Jan: 22, 1923. 
551850; A. Z.-Mathot, Paris: 


‘TARY HEEL BLURS; Tox trot, ‘by 7k. 

Coffin, jot UW Say piano: 8083 

© sence eb. 3). 1025: AS53761: 
Millard E. Coffin, Wilmington, Del. 


TARANTELLA ABBRUZZESE; by Antonio 
Quintavalle ;of Italy, domiciled at 
Philadelphia, Pa; piano. 3084 

@© ioe Sheba ol 19235 0 553/64; 
Giuseppe Russo, Philadelphia. 


TEACH ME, DEAR MOTHER; words by D 
Shaeffer, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S.) 3085 

©isl cielo 182s s55857- 
Doyle Shaeffer, Apolla, Pa. 


TEACH ME HOW; from Take a chance, 
words and music by Harold Orlob tof 
Cass 3086 

© Feb: \2;° 1923: 2%e) Feb. 3: E 
555804; Harms, inc., New York. 


Tears. See Mayer (Max) Five old 
Chinese lyrics. 


A 


-. 


TECHNICAL EXERCISES. See MacDowell 


(Edward Alexander) 


TECHNIQUE (THE) OF THE FIDDLE BOW; 
by J. Hullah Brown of Great Brit- 
ain] (Berner’s edition, no. 714) 3087 


© Dec. 29, 1922; 1-c. Jan 16,2923; 
E 551836; Joseph Willtanrs, -ttd.: 
London. 


TELL "EM ABOUT ME BLUES; words and 
melody by L. Stevens of U. See oa 
by Grace Johnson jof Us S.1 3088 

© 1 c. Feb.: 7, 19233) B vaaaes7 
Lathair Stevens, Chicago. 
TELL 1rto JEsus. See Musical melodies. 


TELL ME AGAIN HOW MUCH ‘YOU LOVE 
ME; words and melody by L. R. Ayers. 


(ef-Uy Sa 3089 
©-.1 «. Feb. 6.1923: eaeaeet - 

ee Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons, 
ol. 


TELL ME WITH SMILES; from Bombo, 
by Cliff Friend and Walter Hirsch, 
afr. by W. C. Polla 1of Usa ocen., 


with words. 4to. 3090 
© Feb. -13, 1923" 2.) Be ae) 


560019; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


words and music by Cliff 

Friend and Walter Hirsch jof U. Sy 

3091 

© Feb. 13, 1923; 2c Bem 13508 

ee Richmond Robbins, inc., New 
ork. 


TELLIER (NorMAN) Intermezzo; by N. 
Tellier tof England; op. 25; piano. 

3092 

©: Jan. 9, 1923; 2 ciao eee 

555663; B. F. Wood music CO., Boston. 


TEMPTATION VALSE. See Dance suite 
form Decameron nights. 


TENDERLY—SW EETHEART; words by Jean 
Allan Martyn, music by August Hal- 
(Bere trope Weep 3093 

© Nov. 1, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1923; 
E, 560180; Heidelberg press, Phila- 
delphia. 


TENEBRAE. See Before sunrise. 


TrreEz (Dkr); old folks song, words and 
melody by A. King tof U. Si 3094 


© 1c. Feb. 23, 1923- Ke (s6uz74- 
Adolph King, New York. 


TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY ; words and 
_ music by Gale Adams jof U. S.; 3095 


sure ee See 
a ee 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


moe 1923 


© 1c. Feb. 19, 1923; E 560164; 
Aime -Napoleon Fregeau, San Fran- 
cisco. 


‘TEXAS BLUEBONNET SONG; rondel, words 
and music by J. D. Owen tof U. 8.1; 
unison or two-part cho. 3096 


anes 1923" 2° c., Jan. 113° E 
555947; Julia D. Owen, Navasota, Tex. 


THANK Gop FOR A GARDEN; by Del 
Riego, played by Edgar Fairchild tof 
U.$.1; in A flat. (Ampico, word roll, 
no. 701-F) Music roll 3097 

Jame 20,1922; 2c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560096; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


TuHat AMERICAN BOY OF MINE; from 
The dancing girl, words by Irving 
Caesar, music by George Gershwin of 


Sa . 3098 
heyayann 29, 1923-°2 c. Jani 30; E 
B55001= Elarms, inc.,. New York. 


THAT BOYHOOD PAL OF MINE; words by 
C. D. F. Peters, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof 
We Sa 3099 

ive Feb. 15, 1923; E 558064; 

C. D. F. Peters, Fitchburg, Mass. 


THA’ CUT-OUT DANCE FROM CHARLESTON 
TOWN; words and melody by Joe Grey, 
Leo Wood and A. Harrington Gibbs 
for UW. Sy, arr. by L. Wood. 3100 

(Oy force Beh. 26). 19232 UE) 560335:; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


THAT EASTER MORN; carol -.anthem, 
words from 15th century tr. by J. M. 
Neale, music by J. Sebastian Matthews 
tof U. $i; mixed voices, organ acc. 


(G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 7020) 3101 
or Mebr3. 6 1923-2 ¢ Feb: 9.°E 
553924; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Tuat I May LovE LIKE THEE; words by 
Joseph Henry Southwick, music by 
T..Jones tof England) (Jn Gospel 
songs, series nos. 11 & 12) 3102 

Wee 11922 7 1c. Jan: 24.1923: 
FE 556119; Tom Jones, Filey, England. 


THAT LITTLE GREY HOUSE WITHOUT ANY 
KEY; by Ernest R. Ball, sc. by Geow J 
Ty tales joss S15 vocal orch., in C, 
with words. 4to. 3103 

1©. Web, 1923, 2 ¢. Feb, 14:2) E 
560027; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement} 


195 


ot l3 


THAT OLD RAZOR STROP; words and mu- 
sic by KE. M. Bartlett 1of U. Sa 3104 
©) jan. 5,: 1923.57 2 Je: Bebe 3 de 
558022; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart- 
ford, Ark. 


THAT RED HEAD GAL; words and music 
by Van Schenck and Henry Lodge tof 
iUURS A 3105 

©) Feb: 20; 1923-2) ¢.eb. 215 9B 
560269; Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


THAT ROAMIN’ Romeo; words and music © 
aby Bert Wesley rpseud., of U. Sa, arr. 
by B. Wesley and William P. Held tof 

U. Sa 3106 

© lc Feb, Oi 1923." Ho 500070): 
Wesley E. Ungerbuehler, Philadelphia. 


THar’s How I Love you; words by F. 
Martelle, music by Everett J. Evans 
rof U. Sa Invincible ed. New York, 
Invincible music co., inc. 3107 

©# Feb) 9192822 .e. Keb, 10> 
553943; Francis Martelle, Beacon, 
NOM 


THAtT’s WHY I’M’ LONESOME AND BLUE; 
words .by C. E. Brosie, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Sa 3108 

©) ire Bebo 23,1925: sb0212 5 
CES Brosie, Kansas City, Mo. 


THarsS WHY I’M LONGING FOR YOU; 
waltz, words and music by George Rex 
and Fred Tibbott tof Canadai 3109 

©) jane te 1923) Zire: Jan. 20° 5 
553566: Le Roy music pub. co., Van- © 
couver, Canada. 


THAT SNOW CLAD MOUNTAIN GIRL; words 
by E. A. Blossom, music by Harry 
Jay 101, U? 3.1 z 3110 

Cyrene, 1923) 2c Keb, 190 
560157 > adware A.” Blossom, Los 
Angeles. 


THAT SWANEE LULLABY; words by J. A. 
Bolander, melody by Robert H. Bren- 
nen fof U. Sa. 3111 

(tie Heb. 7, 19235. By 5556155 IX. 
Bolander, Pittsburgh. 


THELMA; words by B. Bonea, music by 


(Geo. \Grath,. jr. ror UO Say) are.” ‘by: 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Sa ST 
ie sieb. 1521923 =) 1 5580715 


Birdie Bonea, Omaha, Neb. 


THERE CAME THREE KINGS; adapted and 
har. from a Noél of Vendée by E. P. 
tof Great Britain) (Ju ~ University 
ecard book, bk: 1, pt’2) StS 


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3114 


THERE CAME THREE KINGS—Continued. 
© Dec. 30/1922? ean 10 1925: 
E 551703; A. W. Ridley & co., West- 
minster, England. (Copyright is 
claimed on adaptation and harmoniza- 
tion] 


THERE'LL ALWAYS BE HONEY IN OUR 
HONEYMOON; fox trot ballad, words 
and music by E. E. Wilson tof U. S$. 

3114 
©rl cc. Jan, 297 1923 ee,” 555640: 
Edwin Erl Wilson, Dayton, O. 


THERE'LL COME A TIME YOU WILL WANT 
ME BACK AGAIN; words and music by 


J. Broderick fof U. Su. ee sy 


© Jani. 27, 1925: 2 & Jan 29> 
555517; Jack Broderick, New York. 


THERE’S A CORNER IN MY HEART ALL YOUR 
OWN; words by N. W. Viele, music 
by .Geo.-Gralt, “jn: ter WU; 45.1; ‘arr by 


Theo. G. Beach tof U. Su 3116 

©. 1c. Keb, 15." 1923-7? 558067 
Nellie .W. Viele, Saratoga Springs, 
INT Ye 


THERE'S A MOTHER AND A FATHER WHO 
ARE FEEBLE, OLD AND GRAY; words by 
A. F. Koontz, music by Geo. Graff, 
jrtot U: Ss,, arc. by Theo. G. Beach 
fol. US 3L17 


© lc. Feb: “t5r 1923. 558060: 
Amy Fern Koontz, Atwood, Kan. 


THERE'S A NEST IN GYPSYLAND; words 
by Ray Foster and Niles Granlund, 
music by Billy Baskette tof U. Sn 


3118 
@ Jann29) 1923 2°e" Jan. 29> 
555513; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 


co., New York. 


THERE'S A ROSE IN ROSENBLOOM, RostIE; 
lyric by I. E. Price, melody by Her- 
man A. Hummel fof U. Su. 3119 

©Oolvex Hebel; 1923 Be" 558972: 
Ira E. Price, Cleveland. 


THERE'S A STREAM. See Song fancies. 


THERE'S A WIDENESS IN GoD’S MERCY; 
words by Frederick W. Faber, music 
by W. T. Porter lar U. Si; high voice, 
in F, 3120 


© Jan’ 23. 1923: Zire Wapaaes. (22.5 
553565 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


THERES NO LIGHT A’ BURNING _IN THE 
WINbDow ; words by P. C. Platt, music 
by ©: C. Powellirot U: Sa 3121 


© Beh. 10; 19235 22) Pepa. 
558101; Shelby C. Powell and Phoebe 
Cornell Platt, Los Angeles. 


pt. 111, & S918 


THERE'S NO LOVE LIKE A MOTHER’S LOVE; 
words by H. P. McClimans, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington 7of Vie ae 


© lve. Feb. 9, P0233. geese ; 
H. P. McClimans, Jamestown, Pa. 


THERE'S NO ONE LIKE MY UNCLE SAM; 
words by A. Keplinger, music by Elliott 
Markham of U. Si 3123 


© -Jan. 5, 1923% 26. Bepeees 
560186; Annie Keplinger, Wash- 
burn, Mo. 


THERE'S ONLY ONE GIRL; from The co- 
optimists, words by Eric Blore, music 
by Melville Gideon tof England); in 
E, flat. . Staff. and tonic sol-faimoata- 
tions) 3124 


© Nov. 23, 1922; 1 c. Jano ia 1o2a; 
E 551739; -Francis, Day @& “Hianter, 
London. 


THIS GLAD EASTER DAY; English text by 
Helen A. Dickinson, ‘traditional Nor- 
Wegian music arr. by Clarence Dick- 
inson (of U. $.1; mixed voices, organ 
ace. 4to. (Sacred choruses, no. 104) 

3125 

© Feb.:9, 1923: 2° e Heb. 1 E 
553937; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


THIS LAST LITTLE SWEETHEART OF MINE; 
words by Charles William Pollock, 
music by J. H. Broughton sof U. Sa 

3126 


© 1c Feb. 3) 1923. snares; 
John Harold Broughton, Racine, Wis. 


THIS YEAR; words by Eliza J. Cleven- 
get music by Louis Koemmenich of 

. S$; medium voice, in C. (Sheet 
music edition, M 775) 3127 


©: Jan. 12, 1923; 2 <e. -Jenietoeee. 
555559; Carl Fischer, New York. 


THOSE BEAUTIFUL STYLES; 

music by R. A. Long tof U. S.1. 

© 1c Feb. 12,1923; (Bo soutes: 
Robert Alfred Long, Wayne, Pa. 


THOSE SILVERY BELLS; words by Percy 
Edgar, music by Mark Strong tof 
England) 3129 

© Dec..26, 1922; 2 c. Feb. ZieieZs; 
E, 560195; A. J. Stasny music co., inc., 
New York. 


THOSE SINFUL BLUES; fox trot, melody 
by Gus; Hansman pi. e. A. Eiilans— 
man, of U. 3130 

© 1 /¢ Jan. 31, 1923; Je Sasemee 
‘August H. Hansman, St. Louis. 


words and 


196 


3128 


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ee 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


His, 4 L925 


THOU BRILLIANT BIRD (Charmant oi- 


seau) ; from La perle du Brésil, words 
from the French of Gabriel et St. 
Etienne, music by Feélicien David, ed. 
Dye Chiitord Page tof U..S1; high 
voice, in G, with flute ad lib. (Oper- 
atic songs and duets, Carl Fischer edi- 
tion, series 5: Superior edition, no. 


5560) :English and French text) 3131 


© Wee: 18 1922:-2 c. Jan. 29, 1923; 
EF, 555529; Carl Fischer, New York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


THOUGH MY CARRIAGE; part-song, by 
Thomas Weelkes, ed. by Sydney Grew 

. fof Great Britaini; three male voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. (Sixteenth cen- 
tury vocal music: Ayeres or phantas- 

- ticke spirites for three voices, no. 9) 
3132 


Paani 3 192359 c Jans 29: EF 
iotaee J. Curcwen & sons, Itd., 
London. 


THOUGHTS OF AN EVENING; words and 
miiste by G. P. Walter jof U. S.3 
3133 
fen wvanes, 1923; 2 ec) Jan. 22; 
ner Geo. P. Walter, Brownwood, 
ex. 


THOUGHTS OF HOME; intermezzo, by 
Ernest A. Dicks tof Great Britain;; 
piano. 3134 


yan, 29) 1923); Ve: Jan. -30; E 
556076; Banks & son, York, England. 


THREE (THE) LEAVES OF SHAMROCK; 
words by L. McColeman, music by 
Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa 3135 


(Oc Feb. 15, 1923; 558056; 
Laura McColeman, Pittsburgh. 


THREE VIRGIN NYMPHS WERE WALKING; 
madrigal, by Thomas Weelkes, ed. by 
Sydney Grew rof Great Britain) ; three 
sops. and bass. Polymetric ed. 4to. 


(Sixteenth century vocal music: Mad- © 


rigals to 3, 4, 5 and 6 voyces, no. 10) 

3136 

Oman: 13,1923: Ic. Jan. 129: K 

Sool40= J. Curwen & sons, Itd., 
London. 


THRILL ME; waltz, lyric by R. Reginelli, 
melody by J; C. Kovats tof U. Su 
S37 


nic an. 245, 1923: FE 555390 


Joe C. Kovats and Raimondo Regi- 


nelli, Chicago. 
THROUGH THE MEADOW; by B. . Percy 
James (of U. S.; piano. 3138 


© pen 1451923 2 co Feb; 1524E 
558088; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


19 


3147 


THROUGH THE NIGHT OF DOUBT AND SOR- 
row; words by B. S. Ingemann, tr. 
by S. B.-G., music by Martin Shaw, 
with a faux bourdon by C. Hylton 
Stewart ,of Great Britain) 12mo. 
(Curwen edition, no. 6320) 3139 


© Dee: 28, 1922: le Jans 29,1925. 
i, 550132; J. Curwen & somge lid, 
London. 


THRUSH (A) IN THE MOONLIGHT; words 
by W. Bynner, music by I. M. Chainey 
io, Wo 3140. 

Cibo ely. 5, 19230 Ry 555799" 
Irene Miller Chainey, Washington. 


THUMB MARKS; words from Ballads of 

immorality, music by John Barnes 
Wells tof U. Sa; high voice, in. C, 

3141 

Cy jan. 23, 1925" 2, lant 2h 

555464; Boston music co., New York. 


THY KINGDOM IS MY GOAL; words and 
music by A. Thompson tof U. Si 3142 
©l cyan Sie 1923. By S556n8: 
Albert Thompson, St. Clair, Pa. 


THY Love, O CHRIST, CONSTRAINETH US; 
words. by Imogene Corre Granville, 
music by Mary Pearl Hoffman of 
Uo Sacévo: 3143 


© Dec. 23, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1923: 
E 555980; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


TICK-TOCK-BLUES ; words and melody by ~ 

F. G. Moritsky tof U. Si 3144 

OvigewJian.. 26, 719232) By S55438; 
Fred G. Moritsky, Brooklyn. 


TIE A STRING AROUND YOUR FINGER, SO 
YOU WONT FORGET THAT I LOVE YOU; 
words and music by Cal De Voll and 
Chas. Harrison jof-U. $4 3145 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 21, 1923; 
E 560194; A. J. Stasny music co., inc., 
News York: =: 


TIMES AND SEASONS; five pieces, by 
Thomas F. Dunhill rof Great Britain ; 
piano. Contents: 1. Primrose-time.— 
2. Bluff March.—3. In leafy June.— 
4. Mists and mellow  fruitfulness— 


> 


5. The parting year. 3146 

©) Rebs 6.) 19236 Mc Keb. 10s de 
556331; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


TIMES SQUARE; from New York days & 
nights, by Emerson Whithorne of 
Wee Sa op.) 46, tio: 53. piano; © (Sheet 
music edition, P 1309) 3147 
©i Nov. 10, 1922 2c Jan. 29, 1923); 
F, 555613: Carl Fischer, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3148 


pt. 111, isseeas 


TING-A-LING-A-LING ON THE Mason- 
DIxoN LINE; words and music by 
Mort Dixon and Ernest Breuer jof 


U.S 3 
© «I CleMebo,-O) 1973) Be 553852: 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Same. 3149 


© Feb. 7, 192392 eo Penal ae, 
560150; Irving Berlin, inc.. New York. 


TINY TOTS TALES; in pictures and words, 
told with music, ed., fingered and arr. 
by Howard Flynn tof England); piano. 
(St. Giles series of popular songs, no. 


25) Contents: Hickory  dickory 
dock.—Jack and Jill—Hey-diddle-did- 
dle. 3150 


©: Jan) 15." 1923. el fan, 20> E 
556035; St. Giles pub. co.; Itd., Lon- 
don. 


"TIS OH SO NICE TO BE IN LOVE; words 
by R. Laughlin, music by Geo. Graff, 
iraiot U-.S3,.arr by Theo. 'G, Beach 
ron Un On Sis 

@ irc Webo. 3) 1923 Sasssos 
Raymond Laughlin, St. Louis. 


To A WOOD VIOLET; idyl, by W. M. Fel- 
ton, satt. by Ns KE. Prey stot U.sa% 
violin and piano. 3152 

@). Mebyial, £1023 2%. Bebuns PE 
555865; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. © (Copyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement} 


To BETHLEHEM; written by S. Baring- 
Gould, arr. from an old Basque Noél. 
(In University carol book, bk. 1, pt. 1) 

Sils3 

© Wee s0 1922-1 co Jan 10 1925. 

E 551701; A. W. Ridley & co., West- 

minster, England. (Copyright is 
claimed on arrangement 


To Mary; words by Shelley, music by 
Adolph Mann tof Great Britain); in E 
flat. 3154 


©); Hebse 6) 61925 2 lanes Bebra gis 
556204; J. B. Cramer’ & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


To OUR LOYAL COUNTRY MEN; words and 
music by W. G. Jahnke rof U. Si ee 
31e 


©) Reb. 5, 1923) 2 jeueD 26.0 2 
553866; William G. Jahnke, Chicago. 


TO THE GREEN HILLS OF VIRGINIA LET ME 
Go; words and music by M. F. Taylor 
fone Sa os Angeles! "Gali nieos 


Angeles music pub. co. 3156 


©. Jan. 23,-1923; 2° ame ee 
ite M. F. Taylor, Hawthorne, 
alif. 


To THE MOON; poem by Shelley, music 
by Harold Rutland tof Great Britain; 
(Curwen edition, no. 2281) = 3157 

© Jan. 1,° 19235 7 eee es 
ae J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- 
on. 


To THE PLACE CAME MARY WEEPING; 
Easter anthem, words adapted by 
Flora MacDonald, music by William 
Baines tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 

. 3158 

© Feb. 1, 1923: 2 °c) Bebe wees & 

555864; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


To THE sTARS; words by Geo. E. Hoard, 

music by FE. H. McKenney tof U. S, 

3159 

© 1 ec: Jan: 29,-1923-) Baye 
Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


To Woo, 10 WIN, TO HOLD; words by Mi- 
chael A. Sullivan, music by P. Pouliot 
rof Canada, domiciled at Brunswick, 
Me. 3160 

© 1 c: Feb: 9, 19232 i Sa5007 ean 
rick Pouliot, Brunswick, Me. 


Toast (A); words and music Dy 32). 
Bradley tof U. Si 3161 
© lc. Feb. 19, 1923; E 560146; Ben 

J. Bradley, Franklin, Ky. 


ToGETHER; from Oh look, words by 
Mort Harris, music by Nat Goldstein 
fOr Woon 3162 

© ‘Jan. 2, 1923-2) ee a 
555628;.Nat Goldstein music pub. co., 
San Francisco. 


ToINErTe; musical comedy in three acts, 
words by A. Denison, music by M. 
Hay. on Ss 3163 

© 1 ¢ Dee. 11, 1922" Wwazaicrs 

‘Mary Hay and Arthur Denison, New 
York. 


TONLEITERN. See Variationen, Perpe- 
tuum mobile sand; Tonleitern. 


Too MANY SWEETHEARTS; words and 
music by I. Berlin rof U. Sa 3164 


© 1c. Feb. 7,.1923: FE 555829; ty 


ing Berlin, inc., New York. 


Tosi, ‘Goom-sve ».See: ia 
(Prof.) ukulele solo. | 


Fontaine’s 


Toy SHOP HEROES; words and music by 
H. Wakefield Smith rof U. Sa 3165 


198 


—- 
st) ucaiiien 
rd ‘ 

" 


Eom 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 3183 
© Feb. 1, 1923: 2 c. Feb. 7; E | TRois Emotions; par Claude Duboscq 
555870: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- iof Francei; piano. Contents: Aban- 


phia. 


TRAILING; fox trot, words and music by 


E* Eccles tof U. $.1 3166 
rman. 24 1923.3; 2 cc: Feb. 63) E 
553886; Edward Eccles, Whiteland, 
Ind. 
‘TRANQUILLITE ; by Ambroise Farman (of. 
England) ; piano. 3167 
oem 20, 1923: 1c, Jan. 24;°% 


551994: Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 


don. 


TRANSKRIPTIONEN FUR DIE JUGEND 
(Transcriptions for the young) ; heft 
Peaugeby wx. oiloti, ed. by A. Klei- 
necke of Germany); piano. Moscow, 
Paris rete. A. Gutheil. 3168 

(Cee. 192221 c. Jan. 19, 1923; 
E 551958; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip- 
zig. 

TREES; chorus, poem by Joyce Kilmer, 
muster; by Elarriet. Ware tof U. S.1: 
women’s voices. 4to. (John Church 
co. four-part songs, no. 2724) 3169 

Oeieman2>, 1923- 2 c Feb. 1; E 

555709; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


poem by Joyce Kilmer, music by 
Sol Alberti rof U. $.1; high voice, in C. 
(Sheet music edition, V 789) 3170 
ier 30, 1922-2 ec Jan: 29; 1923: 
FE, 555566; Carl Fischer, New York. 


‘TREHARNE (Brycrson) Five Oriental 
songs; words by Monica Savory, mu- 
sic by B. Treharne tof Great Britain) 
Contents:: In sacred -Benares. — The 
merchant’s song—vThe snakecharmer’s 
song.—The night-rider—At the street 
corner. S174 


Gy Dee 2elOZ2 Te: Jan=207 1923 >. 


FE, 551951; Boosey: & co., London. 
TRITLING; words and music by R. R. 
Coats fof U. Sa 3172 


riveriey: 2° 1973; 555728 Ros- 
coe Roy Coats, Chicago. 


TRIFLING RAG (Badinerie) ; onestep, von 
Albert Loeser tof Germany) op. 84; 
piano. 3173 

©) Moar. 18,'1921* 1 © Sept. 5, 1922: 
E. 551635: Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 


‘TRIXIE, I Love you; words and melody 
by D. A. Maffet tof U. Si 3174 
©) es rel, 97 19232" 555840): 
Dominick Anthony Maffei, New York. 


don.—Séparation.—E ffusion. 3175 
© “Dee. 1451922") ei dane 921923 = 
FE, 551581. E- Demets, Paris. 


TrOISIEME ALBUM; morceaux divers, de 
divers compositeurs, compile par F. 
Salabert tof France); piano. nos. 1-25. 

. 3176 
©) Wee 31922 > 1 Reb, 9: 1923- 
BY 556231 Francis Salabert, Paris. 


TROMMELPARTIE (Die) See Im banne 


der jugendlust. 


versi di Carlo Alfredo 
Rossi, musica di Michele Giacchi ,of 
Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, /Edizioni 
La sorgente. 4to. 317s 

©) Oct. 20; 1922- ft co Web: 2,, 1923 - 
F, 556098 ; Italian book co., New York. 


TURKEY IN THE STRAW BARN DANCE. See 
Madean Ue Se A! 


Tutti UNITI; march, by David Foresio 
for Us S.17 B flat’ cornet: 3178 
©" 1 c¢.. Feb. 6,2 1923, 553822; 


Domenico Savino, New York. 


Tu sora Mary?’ ; 


TwiticHtr; by Clarence Cameron White 
fom UU. Samoep, 17, no, 1: violins and 
piano. (Sheet music edition, B 1791) 

3179 
© Oct, 30,41922- 2° ex Jan. 29, 19235 
E 555598; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Dammerstunde) ; by H. A. Cesek, 
op. 24, no. 1, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts 


forsOk O43 tall orch, 3180 
@ yan. 20 1923-2 c. Jani Zoo 
555624: Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Twiticut (THE); words by J. W. Hoes, 
“music by Geo, Graff, jr.’ tof U. Sa, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof U. S. 3181 
1G) lec. Bebe 3.1923: 553836~ 
Joseph W. Hoes, Columbiaville, -N. Y. 


TWILIGHT LULLABY; words by M. M. 
Moore, music by E. $. S$. Huntington 
(On Ae ee 3182 

ul pes eb: 23,1923 7 By 560215) 
Margie Mae Moore, St. Clairsville, O. 


TWILIGHT MUSINGS; idyl, by Carl Wil- 

helm Kern of U. S. op. 476; pf. 3183 

@iiBeb: oi 1923's 2.,'¢. Bebe 125. 
555944; Arthur Davis, St. Louis. 


Twin (THE) ROSES; song by James 
Hewitt, ed. and- augmented -by Harold 
Vincent) Miligcan: ‘of Ul Sa) Cn 


199 


» 


CATALOGUE OF 
3184 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Twin (THE) Roses—Continued. 
Pioneer American composers, v. 2) 
1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or bar. 

3184 
© Janie23,. 1923402 cc.eaeh jan: 26 
EK 555454;. Arthur P. Schmidt co., 


Boston. 
Two CHACONNES WITH VARIATIONS. See 
Handel (Georg Friedrich) 3 lessons. 


UNDER THE APPLE TREE; words and music 
by li. Rubyorot WU 7Sa 3185 
© "Pebs2i 1923 2 ce eBeb., 21° 
560191;. Joe Hiller, inc. New York. 
UNFINISHED SYMPHONY. See Schubert 
(Franz Peter) 


UNHEEDED; words by Katharine B. 
Sears, music by C. Wright tof U. Si; 
high voice. 3186 

Gy Beeb 1, 1925257 ec. Bet 6 
533789; Cecil Wright, Glens Falls, 
ie 


UNTIL DEATH, DEAR, DOES US PART; waltz, 
words by Walter A. Anderson, music 
by Edward C. McCormick jof U. Su. 

3187 
@ \Fehi: 55 “19234: 2 eo “Feb Gp E 
Apa W. A. Anderson, Columbus, 


UNTIL) YOU UNDERSTAND; words and 
melody by W. Astor Morgan tof U. S. 
3188 

@©-1-e@ Keb. 14,1923; Jk 558085:; 


Arrow music pub. co., inc., New York. 


UoccHIE CHIARE; versi di Giuseppe 
Maestrale, musica di Vincenzo Bavoso 
tof Italy; mand. acc.) Naples, Edi- 
zioni La sorgente. 4to. 3189 

© ‘Oct 2019227 tc. 1Feb., 2). 1923: 
E 556097; Italian book co., New York. 


Upon A HILL; part-song, by Thomas 
Weelkes, ed. by Sydney Grew tof 
Great Britain); three women’s voices. 
Polymetric ed. 4to. (Sixteenth cen- 
tury vocal music: Ayeres or phanta- 
sticke spirites for three voices, no. 5) 

3190 

©! JanslGnaloZ 5 lance ata eo Ory Ey 

550139: J) Curwen @ sons, lid” Lon 
don. 


UtraH; a Mormon fox-trot, by Elliott 
Smith tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano-conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s or- 
chestral journal, no. 1035) 3191 

©) Dec: ‘22,1922: Wc War 20, 1923: 
F 551941; Boosey & co., London. 


vocal fox-trot, words and 
music by Elliott Smith tof Great Brit- 
ain} et LOZ 


© Dec. 20; 1922: Tc: Jane 202s: 
E 551953; Boosey & co., London. 


VaLE; by Kennedy Russell, arr. by 
« sydney Herbert sof Great Britaim ; 
band with cornet solo. (Jn Boosey & 
co.’s brass & reed band journal, ee 
319 


630) 


© Dec, 19, 1922: 1 ean gress: 
F 551939; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 


don. Copyright is claimed on_ar- 
rangement} 
VALLEY (THE) IN THE SouTH; by 


Arthur Klein, arr. by H. M. Higgs 
tof Great Britain); salon orch. 4to. 
(Chappell & co.’s salon orchestral jour- 
nal, no. 197) 319 

© Jan. 16, 1923; 1c. Jampr2 we, 
556019; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


VALSE; by Marie Rose Wilking 
U. Sa: op. 14, ne. 2% plane, ta iat 
min, 3195 

© 1 cc. Feb. 17, 1923) eases: 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


See also Danza. 


VALSE A LA NEAPOLITAINE; by A, Ko- 
restchenko, op. 22, no. 6, arr. by Chas. 
J. Roberts tof U. Si; full orch. with 
piano-conductor. 3196 

©: Jan. 20, 1923; 2c. ae, 
555558; Carl Fischer, New York. 
‘Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


VALSE COQUETTE; by Clarence Cameron 
White tof U. S.1 op. 17, no. 4; violin 
and pf. (Sheet music edition, B. ae 

319 


©: Oct: 30, 19222 €) Jame 29. os: 
FE 555592; Carl Fischer, New York. 


VALSE DIVINE; boston, von Albert Losé 

cof Germanyl; piano. 3198 

© Dec. 15, 1920; le Sept a, 1922 ; 

E 551634; Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 

VALSE FANTASQUE; concert study by 
Edric Cundell tof Great Britain; 
piano. 3199 

© Jan: 26, 1923; co famaese. 2 
556071; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London. 


VALSE VIENNOISE; composed and played| 


by George Smith rof U. S.1 (Ampico, 
no. 60911-G) ;Music rolhi 3200 


© June 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
EF 560086; American piano co., New 


200 


tof 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 3, 1923 3214 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- tof Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, Edizi- 
pretation) oni La sorgente. 4to. 3208 
aN } : ©cOck 20) 1927 Wes Hebie2e 1923: 

VatsErte; by Granville English tof FE 556114; Italian book co., New York. 
U. S$. op. 22, no. 2; piano. (Sheet 
music edition, P. 1192) 3201 | Venerra; barcarolle, by Norman Tellier 


ieee: a0. 1922: 2c. Jan. 29; 1923; 
E 555569; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Six 


See also Fontaine (Léon J.) 
esquisses. 


Vamp (Tue); from The co-optimists, 
words by Clifford Grey, music by Mel- 
ville Gideon jof England); in E flat. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 3202 

©) Moy. 23, 1922: 1c. Jan. 13, 1923:; 
BP, 551741: Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


VAMPING SAL, THE SHEBA OF GEORGIA; 
fox trot, words by Henry Creamer, 
music by Lew Pollack tof U.S. 3203 


@Mereb, 19; 1923; 2c Febi.27; E 
560356; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


VARIATIONEN, PERPETUUM MOBILE rund) 
TONLEITERN; von Ferruccio Busoni 
tof Germany); piano. (Edition Breit- 
kopf, nr. 5225: Klavier-tibung, teil 5) 

3204 
Crear? 1922-1 c:. Jan. 19-1923: 
E 551960; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


VARIATIONS ON AN ENGLISH FOLK SONG; 
the keys of Canterbury, duet, by Geof- 
frey Shaw ;of England; piano. 3205 

ian 19, 1923: te. Jan. 22;°E 
551978; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


VAVIN (ERNEST) Six miniatures; by E. 
a Mayia’ on. Mrance; op. 20, nos. 1-6; 


violin and pf. Contents: 1. Chanson 


de maman.—2. A la- japonaise. — 3., 


Crépuscule.—4. Danse féerique.—5. 
Ballade.—6. Berceuse. : 3206 

@iWee.7, 19225 1 cpjJan: 24, 1923; 
E, 556003; Schott & co., London. 


~ VEILING (THE) OF THE BRIDE; words by 
David Einhorn, music by Solomon 
Golub tof U. Sa, ed. by H. Pospischil. 


(DIVHYIND Ww) 
3207 


© Dec. 15, 1921; 2 c. Feb. 12, 1923; 
FE, 553960; N’Ginah pub. co., inc., New 
York. 


VELA JANCA; versi di Giuseppe Maes- 
trale, musica di Ernesto Napolitano 


tof England op. 23; pf. 3209 


(Cy iahe 9) 1923%) 2 vex Fang 29a 
555666; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


VerpI (GrusEpPpE) Ave Maria; from 
Otello, music by G. Verdi, ed. by N.° 
Clifford Page jof U. S.1; high voice, 
in A flat. (Operatic songs and duets, 
Carl Fischer edition, series 5: Su- 
perior edition, no. 5551) (Italian, Eng- 
lish and Latin text) 3210 

©. Dee. 18, 1922-2 ci Jan.29; 1923: 
EF 555530; Carl. Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


VERGESSENE WEISEN (Sa0BITEIC MOTHBEL) ; 
zyklus von N. Medtner tof Germany ; 
op. 38; klavier. 32uh 

@© (Och 15. 192250 e) Febs 11923: 
E 556172; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, 
Leipzig. 

VERGINE BELLA. See Vergine Marien- 

lieder. 


VERGINE MARIEN-LIEDER; liederzyklus, 
nach Petrarcas 29. kanzone an Laura, 
Deutsche ttbersetzung von Bruno Goetz, 
musik yon Peter Cornelius tof Ger- 
many), hrsg. von Max Hasse of Ger- 
many); mittlere singstimme. 4to. (Edi- 
tion Breitkopf, nr. 5198) Contents: 
1. Vergine bella.—2. Vergine santa.— 
3. Vergine saggia. ,Italienisch-deutsch 
texts) By 

© Dee 131922 lie: Jan. 19;,1923); 
FE 551961; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


VERGINE SAGGIA. \Sce Vergine Marien- 
lieder. 


VERGINE SANTA. See Vergine Marien- 
lieder. 


VERILITES ALBUM; coll. by W. E. Good- 
wins and others of Great Britain) 
(Reynolds & co.’s concert party al- 
bums, no. 31) Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) 3213 


(Oh Wan 22.1923" Tc. Jan, 2050 
556045; Reynolds & co., London. 


VERITABLE SAMBA; par L. L. Lynde cof 
France]; quatuor a cordes avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 3214 

Gwin 11192301 exrfam., 22 5.08 
551843; Smyth, Paris: 


201 


CATALOGUE OF 


3215 
VERLASSENE (DAS) MAGDLEIN; gedicht 
von Ed. Morike, musik von Hans 


Pfitzner tof Germany) op. 30, no. 3. 
3215 
© May 11;: 1922s" 2 c.iany 9, g1923 
FE, 551657; Adolph Ftirstner, Berlin. 


VERS LA SOURCE DANS LE BOIS; par Mar- 
cel Tournier tof France}; harpe. 3216 
©) Dec. 14; 1922" ie Vane 9, 1923: 

FE, 551597: Louis Rouhier, Paris. 


Vicar (THE) oF Bray; part-song from 
17th century, music arr. by H. F. Mac- 
Coll tof. U. Sia; men’s. voices. 4to. 
(Boston music co. choral music, series 
37, no. 1446) 3217 

©) Wane 231923 92 co sans 27k 
555465; Boston music co., New York. 


VICINI; versi di E. A. Mario, musica di 
G. Bonincontro tof Italy:; mand. acc. 
Naples, E. A. Mario. 4to. (Piedi- 
grotta 1922) 3218 

© Oct. 20, 1922: 1c. Feb. 5, 1923; 
E556156; Italian book co., New York. 


Vicious EYES; words by 
melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U. Sa 
3219 
© l.c: Feb. 7, 1923; E 555844: Fran- 
cis Oesterle, Marietta, O. 


Vicrorta ; march, by Franz von Blon tof 
Germany}; orch. and piano conductor. 
4to. 3220 

Van ie 9252 Wie. fama te, 
551993; Hawkes & son, London. 


VicrorIA, MY HOMELAND; words by An- 
nie de Bertrand Lugrin, music by J. D. 
Macey tof Canadaj 3221 


© Deer 79 1922 4 ie Deex 1552 EB 
551989; A. de Bertrand Shaw and 
James Douglas Macey, Victoria, Can- 
ada. 


Vig (LA) See Pierné (Gabriel) Six 
ballades francaises. 


VIENNA MARCH. (See La 
(Prof.) ukulele solo. 


VILLAGE BELLE; waltz, by Wm. H. Pot- 
stock tor Us) S41 op. l6,7now 5%. piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P 1173: Musical 
zephyrs) 3222 

© Oct.) 30.) 1922- 2 can s29, 1923) 
E, 555614; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


VIRGINIA SUNSHINE; words by J. I. By- 
rum, music by Herman A. Hummel tof 
(OR si 3223 


Fontaine’s 


F. Oéesterle, |, 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. ijn. S.v18 


© 1 c. Feb: 15, 1923. %) S58100e fo 
seph I. Byrum, South Norfolk, Va. 


VISION D'AMOUR; by Rudolf Friml, arr. 
by Adolf Schmid tof Great Britain, 
domiciled at New York; orch. with 
piano conductor. (Galaxy, no. 226) 

3224 

© Feb. 6, 1923:°2 ¢) Pebeaee os 
553951; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
‘(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


VISIONS OF THE NIGHT; words by Kath- 
rine E. Purvis, mpsic by Griffith J. 
Jones tof U. S.. Williamsport, Pa., 
C. A. Mulliner music pub. co. O220 

© Jan. 3, 1923; 2 1 Jae es 
553801; C. A. Mulliner, Williamsport, 
Pe, 

VivEURS; fox trot, versi di Giovanm 

Moleti, musica di Vincenzo Santan- 

gelo tof Italy; mand. acc. Naples, 

Edizioni La sorgente. 4to. 3226 
© Oct. 20, 1922-71 ee Renee wea. 

FE 556105; Italian book co., New York. 


Vots, PETITE MERE, LES TRIREMES. See 
Amphitrite errante. 


Vox DE I/AU-pDELA; page d’album, par 
Casimir Renard jof France) op. 191; 
piano. 3227 

© ‘Dec. 14, 19222 e@ Famreyees 
FE 551595; Ch. Hayes, Paris: 


VON DEUTSCHER SEELE; romantische kan- 
tate nach sprtichen u. gedichten von 
Jos. von Ejichendorff, komponiert von 
Hans Pfitzner tof Germany; op. 28; 
4 solostimmen, gemischten chor, 
grosses orch. u. orgel. 1. Orchester- 
partitur—2. Klavierauszug mit text. 

3228, 3229 

© Dec. 31;°1921; V Giga. Se iees 

FE 551665, 551666; Adolph Fiirstner, 
Berlin. 


VOTRE SOURIRE. See MusiCanada. 


WaAsasH RIVER MOON; words and music 
by Louise Field tof U. Si. 3230 


©: Feb. 5, 1923: 2 icles 
553876; Harmony music co., Chicago. 


WaAvbELY (F. W.) Three short and easy 
postludes; second set, by F. W. Wade- 
ly rof England; organ. (Original 
compositions, new series, no. 90) 3231 

© Dec. 22,1922: hic. vanes. 
E, 551933; Novello & co., Itd., London. — 


WAGNER (RICHARD) Elizabeth’s prayer 
(Gebet der Elisabeth); from Tann- 
‘hauser, music by R. Wagner, ed. by 
N°. ‘Clifford’ Page. jot (U.S en 


202 


i! ee 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ies 3, 1923 


3247 


voice, in G flat. (Operatic songs and 
duets, Carl Fischer edition, series 5: 
Superior edition, no. 5555) English, 
German and French texti BLS2 


frbec 15, 1922-2 c. Jan. 29, 1923: 
E 555531; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


Das liebesverbot (The ban of love) ; 
oder, Die novize von Palermo, English 
tr. by Edward Dent tof England), tra- 
duction francaise de Amédée et Frieda 
Boutarel tof Francei, music by Richard 
Waener, vollstandiger klavierauszug 
mit text, von Otto Singer tof Germa- 
ny} (Samtliche musikdramen, no. XII) 
Ato. 3233 


ria 25, 1922* 2 c. Dec. 27; D 
26409; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


Wair “win, ’'M cone; words by P. V. 
Phillips, music by E.. Whittemore of 


sa Wilson, N. C., Carolina: music 
pub. co. 3234 
Peete, 3, 1924° 2 c.. Feb. 63. E 


553875; Earl Whittemore and Paul V. 
Phillips, Wilson, N. C. 


WAKE ME Not ror I AM DREAMING; 
words by A. J. Fuller, music by Geo. 
Grote cot U5 S.1, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach jof U. S. 3235 

fees Beb,. 15,1923; E- 558065; 
Annetta J. Fuller, Schenectady, N. Y. 


WAKE ME UP WITH A _ KISS; from 
Peaches, words by Robert B. Smith, 
music by Max Steiner rof U. Sj 3236 

Phen 7s,. 1923s) 2-cs Feb: 9S 
558018; Harms, inc., New York. 


WALTON’S INAUGURAL MARCH; by E. S. 
Hamilton tof U. 5.1; band. 4to. 3237 
ene ee 1925" 2 ic) Jan. 27: E 
555491; E. S. Hamilton, Hollis, Okl. 


Wattz (THE) OF LOVE COME LET US 
DANCE; words and music by Tom 
Armstrong and Hal Dyson tof U. Si 

3238 

Phen. 3.1925. 2c. eb: 6; E 

553831; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 
New York. 


WALTZ OF THE WILD FLOWERS; by Bond, 
ed. and played by McNair Ilgenfritz 
ioe Use 5.1.) (Recorde;” no. 67250) 
rMusic roll 3239 

Mor Fanaeeoe 1929) 2: co Jat: 3h 
555694; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {Copyright is claimed on edit- 
ing) 


WALTZ WITH THE ONE YOU LOVE; words 
and music by F. H. Rolapp tof U. Su, 
arr. by Vern Elliott tof U. Sa 3240 

Col c.. fan. 29." A925 By Sop047 

. Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


WALTZING THE BLUES; music by Clar- 
ence Gaskill, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U, Sa; male voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1589) 3241 


urteb: 25, 1923) 246 Rebs tae 
560024: M. Witmark & sons, New. 


York. ;(Copyright is claimed on new 
arrangement) 
WazER. Sce Chopin (Frédéric Fran- 
Coils) 


WANDER-THIRST, See Song fancies. 


Warrior’s (A) LovE sonc. See Ring 


(Montague ) Two songs of the 
desert. 
WatcH (A) IN THE NIGHT. See Be- 


fore sunrise. 


Way In Paco Paco; words by Harold 
Atteridge, music by Carley Mills and 
Sigmund Romberg jof U. Sa S242 

ieb: -10;, 1923") 2c. Keb: 145) 35 
558108; Harms, inc., New York. 


WEDDING BALL; words by B. Gorman, 
melody by E. Gorman jof U. S., arr. 
by Harry Alford, of U. Su. 3243 

(Cmahtconane. 20% 1923-55357 1= 
Billy and Eddie Gorman, Chicago. 


WEDDING DANCE. Sce Dance suite from 
Decameron nights. 


WeEppING (THE) OF THE DEWDROP AND 
THE SUN; words by L. Lee, music by 
Elliott Markham tof U. Sui 3244 

©» Jag. 5, 71923: 2 c. Feb i8s & 
560184; Lessie Lee, Miami, Fla, 


WEE-NO-NAH; fox trot, words by H. E. 
Errickson, music by Vincent J. Nery 
-tof U. Si » “SOAS 
Oman 154 19253 (2c Beh. Ss 
553930; Helmer E. Errickson, Chi- 
cago. 


WELSH MELODY; loudly proclaim, duet 
by Geoffrey Shaw tof England; piano. 
3246 

pian 19/1923.) ter Jan “222 5 
551977; Novello & co., ]td., London. 


WELTENTRUCKT (Loin du monde); 
reverie, von Erik Meyer-Helmund of 
Germany); piano. 3247 


20S 


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3248 


pt. U1,n.s.,v. 18 


WELTENTRUCKT—Continued. 
© May il, 1022-0 er Nig va 
551827; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


Wer yo’ tHUMB; words by Lew Cooper 
music by Harry Akst tof U. Si 3248 
© Feb--139 1923 2". ep aes a 


558048; Beilin & Horowitz, inc., New 
York. 
WHat IS YOUR PRETTY NAME; words by 


C. E. Huffman, music by Geo, Graff, 
i (ot U.S, cark.apyt Meo. te: Beach 
jor. Sa 3249 

©. lye. Febs 15; 1923208 558062 ; 
C..E. Huffman, Beatrice, Neb. - 


WHat’s THE USE? words by N. S. Car- 
ter, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. S., 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach, of U. S. 3250 


©. icwkeb, 3, 1923. 553851 - 
Neva S. Carter, Adamsville, Tenn. 


WHaTsS THE USE OF FEELIN’ BLUE; 
words and music by C. G. Lore rof 
we Si 3251 

©) cs fan: 126, 1923 aaos01 
Charles Gilbert Lore, Denver. 


WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR LITTLE HOME; 
words by G. W. Melby, music by Geo. 
Graf, jr: \1et U.S.) arr, by? Thee. GC. 
Beaely Trott: "G4 S252 

Cal @ Rene ia5 1923 > 9B 558061 
Gordon W. Melby, Bowbells, N. D. 


WHAT WILL YOU DO WITH JESUS? words 
arr. and music by P. P. Bilhorn tof 
Uy Sa 62535 

© ebe10)51923 2 ic.Beb., 12: as 
553985; Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago. 


WHATEVER IS—IS BEST; by Hermann 
Lohr, arr. by H. M. Higgs tof Great 
Britain); salon orch. 4to. (Chappell 
& co.’s salon orchestral journal, no. 
198) 3254 

eC) fam 16. 1073— 1 eda, 2e3 
556020; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement} 


WHEN ALL THE WORLD FORGETS; words 
and music by F. H. Rolapp rof U. Su, 
arr. by Vern Blirott ter U) S1° - 4255 


© foc. Jam 29 1923- 555648: 
Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


WHEN AND WHY. See Child poems. 


WHEN DADDY GOES WALTZING WITH 
MOTHER; words by P. Mannix, music 
by E255: Hiantmetongionys @. wo 

3256 
© vic. Pebe'23, M23 BS e028 : 
P. Mannix, New York. 


WHEN FREEDOM BIDS IRELAND THE TOP 0’ 
THE MORN; words by H. J. Cashman, 
music by Billy Harrison u. e. William 
Harrison, of U. S1 New York, Cash- 
man and Harrison. S25/ 


© Dec. 9,.:1922: 2 ¢ Deer iss. & 
554449 ; Harold Joseph Cashman, New 
Rochelle, J a 


WHEN GRANDMOTHER Bea, by 
Charles Huerter of U. Si; 3258 


©). Feb. 1) 1923. ea re ee Sy 
ae Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


WHEN I COME BACK; words and music 
by D. Swander tof U. Su. 3259 


© lc. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555918 ; Don 
Swander, Los Angeles. 


WHEN I REBUILD THAT SHACK IN ATH- 
LONE; words and melody by Harry 
Pease, Irving) Bibo and Harry Edel- 
heit tof U. $1, arr. by H. Pease. 3260 

© 1c. Jan. 23, 1923 FE 555436= eo 
Feist, inc., New York. 


WHEN JESUS WAS A CHILD; Children’s 
day, words by Edna Randolph Wor- 
rall, music by Lena Pratt Ser tot 
U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. (Choice 
compositions, sacred edition, no. 926) 

3261 
© Feb. 13, 1923352 e eer t, 
560298 ; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 


WHEN LOVE COMES STEALING; words by 
Walter Hirsch, music by Erno Rapée 
fof U;. $4; in Eile 3262 

©. Feb: 15, 1923; 2 © Heb 12. 
560155; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


WHEN L-0-V-E IS IN THE AIR; words by 
R. E. Saberson, music by J. D. Jensen 
fer UW a 3263 

© 1c. Jan. 31, 1923.) ee saseol 
John D. Jensen and R. E. Saberson, 
Minneapolis. 


WHEN THE BOBBED HAIR BABY COMES 
OUT FISHING; words by J. Cibula, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois tpseud. of Eth- 
el Fisher, of U. Su. 3264 

© lc. Feb. 9, 1923; E 555887; John 
Cibula, Disputanta, Va. 


WHEN THE DARK MIST CURTAINS THE 
DOORWAY; Indian song, words by 
Katharine Bainbridge, music by Ho- 
mer Grunn rof U. S.1; medium ot 


©. Febi(3; 1923. 2 -¢.- Heb eas 
* 555821: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


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noe 5; 1923 


3282 


WHEN THE FLAPPER GETS ITS WINGS SHE 
SOARS HIGH CHIRPING THIS, YOU PLAY 
THE "LI, NOTE ON YOUR TRUMP-BONE, OR 
GO AND HISS; words by J. Cibula, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 3266 

© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; EF 555889; John 
Cibula, Disputanta, Va. 


WHEN THE GOLD TURNS TO GRAY, YOU 
WILL BE THE SAME, GIRL TO ME; words 
by G. W. Ejichert, music by M. Abra- 
hagas tof U. S$. 3267 

ei tans, G0, 1923: 2. c.. Keb. 55; E 
555758: Maurice Abrahams, inc., New 
York. 


WHEN THE LEAVES COME TUMBLING 
pown; fox trot, by Richard Howard, 
ere by ©. Sciacca tof U. $i; band. 
Feist ed. 4to. 3268 

ieee, 1923: 2c. Feb. 6; FE, 
553907: Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement 


WHEN THE SILVER MOON COMES PEEPING ; 
words by E. T. Elliott, melody by Ar- 
nod Piiax rot U. S. 3269 

© 1c. Feb. 7, 1923; E 555845; Edna 
T. Elliott, New Waterford, O. 


WHEN YOU ARE IN MY HEART; words 
by Pai Ta-Shun (tr.) by Frederick Pe- 
terson, music by Corinne Moore Law- 
son rof U. S.1; medium voice. 3270 

epee 23, 1973- 2c. Keb. 265° E 
560329; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


WHEN YOU ARE LEAVING ME MY DEARIE, 
SOME ONE ELSE WILL TAKE YOUR PLACE; 
words and. melody by R. M. Warfield 
be WS. ~. 3271 

pase Pep. 2, 19233 EK, 555992; 
Robert M. Warfield, Chicago. 


WHEN YOU COME BACK T0 ME MY DEAR; 
words by A. G. Mussawir, music by 
FE. -Guerrera tof U.S. - 

Gripe rebs 3, 19235 FE 553765; 
Alfred G. Mussawir and Frank Guer- 


rera, Lawrence, Mass. 


. WHEN YOU FIND GREAT BRTELCEUX ; 


words and smusic. by 1. C. Rescue 
tpseud. of J. Gorsky, of Poland, dom- 
iciled at Cincinnati, O.1, assisted by 
Florence Jaynes. Cincinnati, .Ohio, 
I. C. Rescue pub. co. RVR) 


(Oi tien. 9 1923 2c. -Feb.. 14; -E 
560175 ; John Gorsky, Cincinnati. 


WHEN YOUR BLUEBIRD FLIES AWAY; 


words by H. Von Tilzer and Geo. A. 
Kershaw, music by Harry Von Tilzer 
for Un Su 3274 


82/2: 


© Heb) 10) 1923672" ce Reb. 26 7 
560190; Harry Von Tilzer music pub. 
co., New York. 


WHERE THE CLOVER BLOSSOMS. BLOW; 
waltz ballad, words by Vic King, 
music by Mal. Meredith tof Canada) 
Edmonton, Canada, Meredith & King 
co. 3275 

©) Dec 19, 1922: 1. 'c: Dee Ze 
551173; Meredith & King, Edmonton, 
Canada. 


W HERE THE LITTLE BY ROAD ENDS; words 
by R. C. Greenwood, music by Arnold 
Tatas (or W Sa 3276 


Owl se) Web. 17 VW 1983e". Ep 5$8i42; 
Rose C. Greenwood, Jackson, Mich. 


WHERE THE SHANDON CHURCH BELLS 
CHIME; waltz song, words by Mrs. 
D. Kane, music by Jack Vincent rof 
Uysa 3277 

Oe) Ganda 192562 Ken UP eb, O° 
555908; Mrs. Dan Kane, Harvard, Ill. 


WHILE THE LEAVES ARE FALLING; words 
by C) &. Eck, music by Ey S., S. Hamit- 
ington tof U. Si 3278 

@©Piiic Feb: 23; 1923. 560216: 
Chas. FE. Eck, Silverton, Manitoba, 
Canada. 


WHILE YOU WERE MAKING BELIEVE, I 
FELL IN LOVE WITH You; words by 
Ben Bard, music by Jack Stern jof 
Ui. Sa 3279 

© Jane 245,19236 2c. Feb. 15:0: 
558051; Beilin & Horowitz, inc., New 
York. 


Wuiriy (THE) JAZZ; written and com- 


posed by Helen Charles tof Great 
Britain); in G. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) 3280 


mien. 2oom9Zs. Lc. Jane 30e 
- 556087; B. Feldman & co., London. 


WHITE (CLARENCE CAMERON) Caprice; 
ye Rew hiterror U. Sa 0p. L7, noaz: 
violin and piano. -(Sheet musit edi- 
tion, B 1792) 3281 

©) Oct. 30,1922: 2c. Jan, 292 1923 - 
FE, 555597; Carl Fischer, New York. 


WHO'LL TAKE MY PLACE WHEN I’M GONE; 
fox trot, by Fazioli, played by Herbert 


EGiaigijon, WU) Sas in D> flat.) @CAmpico; 
word roll, no. 202811-F) rtMusic rolh 
3282 


© Aue. 20,1922 : 2c Heb. 16, 1923: 
E 560089; American piano co., New 
York. Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


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3283 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. Th a 6.7 16 


WHO'LL TAKE THE PLACE OF THE ONE 
YOU LOVE; words and music by F. H. 
Rolapp tof U. Si, arr. by Vern Elliott 
for USA 3283 


© Pek iteb. 70 1923 25. 6558377, 
Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


Wuy? fox trot, words by Jack Corne- 
lius, music by D. Chudnow and H. 
Block of -U, “Sia00 pMladison, (Wiss 
University music shop, inc. 3284 


© Feb: 16, 1923" 2c Meh iie-y ak, 
553870; David Chudnow and Herman 
Block, Madison. 


from The dancing girl, words by 
Harold Atteridge, music by Sigmund 
Romberg tof U. S.1, on a theme by 
Schumann. 3285 
©) Jane 29, 192332 ‘c. Jan. as 
555662; Harms, inc., New York. 


—— words by Jack Cornelius, music by 

D. Chudnow and H. Block tof U. Su 

3286 

G1 ce. Vans 25; 9230. eb sGc 7 

David Chudnow and Herman Block, 
Madison, Wis. 


WHy DID YOU LEAVE ME SO LONESOME; 
one step, words and melody by F. J. 
Lizana jot W. Sa, arr: by iuehvUn- 
glesby rof U. Sa 3287 


© ic) eb.. 10; 1923." B, 553970:; 
Florian J. Lizana, New Orleans. 


Wuy po I CARE For you? from Mid- 
night rounders, words by Jack Yellen, 
music by Albert Hay Malotte tof 
WORE Sa 3288 

©? jaw 27 192392 (ce Nang 20 
555630; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 
New York. 


WHY Do YOU WANT TO THROW ME AWAY; 
words by L. G. Shelly, melody by 


Dave Peyton tof U. Sa 3289 
© lect et 1925 UB 5554508 
.. G. Shelly, Chicago. 

WHy DON’T YOU BE Goop? words by M. 
-Chism, melody by. Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S. 3290 

@i 1 er ens an 1028 =. 553775 
Mintla Chism, Indianapolis. 

“Wy HE GREW TIRED OF ME: lyric by 
A. M. West, music by Russell Joell 
Rona UR er 3291 

©) alice. jane 27k Near 5557 Zor 


Alvin Mark West, New York. 


Way sHoULD I CRY OVER YOU; 


waltz, by 
Miller 


and Cohn, played by 


anny: 


Shipman rof U. S., assisted byulred 


Schmitz tof U. Si; in G. (Ampico, 
word roll, no. 202731-F) :Music roll) 
3292 


© July 20, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE 560075; American piano co., New 
York. (Copyright i is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


Wickep (THE) pDiRty FIvES; words and 

mow, by Lemuel Fowler fof U. Si 

3293 

© Ive Dec. 2%, W922 555999 ; 
Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


Wipow (A) BIRDSATE MOURNING; words 
by Shelley, music by Granville Ban- 


tock tof Englandi; low voice. (Swan 
edition, no. 31) 3294 
© Feb., 1, 1923: 1 46) Bebeeoee 


556188; Swan & co., Itd., London. 
Wiccy-wiccLeE; melody by A. Chiaf- 
farelli jot Us; $4 3295 


© 1 ¢ Feb. +6) 1923. 55 a515: 
Albert Chiaffarelli, New York. 


WiLp-FLowER; from The _ wildflower, 
words by Otto Harbach and Oscar 
Hammerstein, 2d, music by Vincent 
Youmans and Herbert Stothart tof 

Sa 3296 
© Feb. 8, 1923:°2%r Peneo- = 
558015; Harms, inc., New York. 


WILD MEN oF BornkEo; from The co- 
optimists, words by Archibald De 
Bear, music by Melville Gideon tof 
England); in EF, flat. , Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 3297 

© Nov. 23, 19221 ie Jans) 2923 
E 551736; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


WILD ROSE; words by Skyrie, music by 
F. S. Converse tof U; Sa) Beston; 
Mass., New England conservatory of 
music. 3298 

© Jan. 30, 192332) ec) ene: 
555712; F. S. Converse, Westwood, 
Mass. 


Witp TEARS; words by Louise Imogen 
Guiney, music by Wintter Watts rof 
UU. Sas contralto, 3299 


© jan. 15, 19233, 2-¢.) jane. 
553557; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


WitKkinc (Marie Rosr) Prelude; by 
M. R. Wilking rof U. Sa op. 22, no. 
1; piano. 3300 


© 1c. Jan. 31, 1923; E 555688; 
Hilary L. Wilking, Brooklyn. 


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no. 3, 1923 


ss 


—— Song; by M. R. Wilking of ee 9.1] 
op. 23, no. 1; piano. 3301 
onic Jan. 31, 1923; E 555684; 
Eivary: 1, Wilking, Brooklyn. 


WILL THOSE WEDDING BELLS EVER RING 
FOR YOU AND I pEAR; words by E. M. 
Faust, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
(orn: OS. 3302 

© fc Feb. 23, 1923; E 560209; 
Ethel M. Faust, Houtzdale, Pa. 


WILLIAM THE CONK; from the 9 o'clock 
revue, by Harry Collman jof Great 
Britain) ; piano. 3303 

umn 24, 1923; 1, c... Feb. 950K 
556221; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


Wiig Witte WINKUM; by H.J. Kears- 
ley1Ot Uy ei; Piano. . 3304 
Ou cy Feb: .13, 1923: E 558037; 


Herbert J. Kearsley, Brighton,- Mass. 


WILLKOMMEN U. ABSCHIED; gedicht von 
Goethe, musik yon Hans Pfitzner rof 
Germany) op. 29, no. 3. 3305 

eran tc, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 9.1923; 
E 551661; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


Winp (Tue); words by Margaret Lee 

Ashley, music by William Stickles rof 

cs 3306 

@mrep: S,- 1923;.2 c. Heb. 13; E 

560014; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


—wotds by Robert Louis Stevenson, 
music by Waddington Cooke rof Great 
Britainj; sop. and alto, in A min. 4to. 
(Anglo-French unison and part-songs, 
no. 1009) Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 3307 


ey jan 9.1923 ove. jan «23; > B 
551934; Anglo- French | music co., itd., 
London. . 


Winp (THE) AMONG THE DAFFODILLS. 
See Meadowland and mountain. 


_ Wind FLoweErRS; words by _ Christina 
Rosetti, music by Roland Farley of 
. Si; medium voice. (Sheet music 
edition, V. 777) 3308 
Dec. 4, 1922; 2 ce Jan.:29, 1923; 
E 555608; Carl Fischer, New York. 


WINTER LOVE; fox trot song, words and 
music by W. G. Henry tof U. S$. 
Weehawken, N. J., Union music pub. 
co. 3309 

© Jan. 2A AOAS 2 cs Jan \263- B 
555448 ; William George Henry, Wee- 
hawken. Nee 


1163—23——8 


3318 


WISHING WILL NOT BRING ME You; lyric 
by Otto W. Lampe, music by H. R. 
Squires tof U. Si 3310 

©p lsc. Feb. . 13, 1923: Be -558035; 
Harold Rogers Squires, New York. 

WitH courtty crace. See Old world 
dance songs. 

WITH COWSLIPS AND PRIMROSES. Sce 

Meadowland and mountain. 


WITH HUMBLE FAITH I TURN To THEE; 
set to tune Sadler, words and music 
byt. Wie lauter et, Ui. Sa 3311 

© tania 3, 92362 e. hanunZaee is, 
555379: Calvin W. Laufer, Jersey City. 


WITH YoU ALONE; words by G. Hubi- 
Newcombe, music by Betty Bond of 


England); in D. Sale 
©jany (8 1923 e.dech Jans 18h ur, 
551816; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 


don. 


WITHERED ROSES; nocturne, by Irene 
Marschand Ritter tof. Si: pi, 3313 
©) Feb, 1) 1923. 2° ec: Bebe 7. 
555876; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


WITHIN THAT STABLE; words tr. by C. F. 
Price, from an Old French carol by 
Flechier, music arr. from an Old 
French melody, by C. F. Price of 


We Sai Cw: The, church’ school? v4: 
| Os, 33. Dee. 1922) 3314 
©. Nov. 20) 1922-2 c. Feb: 3,:1923- 


E, 593755": Carl ibe Pee! New York. 


WitHovut you; words and music by Rob 
Roy Peery rof U. S.1 $315 
Cr Keb G, 1925-92 cl Reb 13s 
560016 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. ? 


rds by H. any Broome, music by - 
T. Hayes ti. e. Robert J. Hayes, 
el 3316 
I eoFeb. 16,1923: 540063) 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 


WOLVERINE BLUES; words by Ben and 
John Spikes, melody by Fred Morton 


wo 


aye 
fe IUK. 
© 
ar 


(Olen Sasatr.) by Harry, Alford 
forgo. 3317 
Cui cickeb: 14,1922 28 560032; 


Chicago. 


WONDERFUL EYES; words by J. A. Bo- 
lander, melody by Robt. H. Brennen 
ted We 5. 3318 

© ee Meb.7,11923 - B555814 4 Ja A: 
Bolander, Pittsburgh. 


Melrose bros., 


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3319 


pt. 111, n: s., v. 18 


Won’? YOU COME BACK; words by J. M. 
Russell, melody by F. C. Pedretti tof 
55 3319 

© 1c. Jan. 29, 1623 - “i 555646 - 
Francis C. Pedrettiand James M. Rus- 
sell, Dayton, O. 


Won't YOU COME BACK TO OLD NEW 
HAMPSHIRE; words and music by 
James L. Rule tof U. Su 3320 


©) Feb. 23; 1923~ 2-6. "Feb: 24-5 
560307; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


Won’r YOU SOMETIMES THINK OF ME; 
words by E. L. Ballenger, music. by 
William Maske rof U. S. 3321 

@© 1 c.) Feb... 14, 1923; EF. 560043; 
Edw. L. Ballenger, Wenatchee, Wash. 


Woop music. See Bantock (Granville) 
Three songs from the Greek anthology. 


Woopsy CORNER TALES AND TUNES; for 
Iitale ~ piano’ ‘players,’ by -Helew 1. 
Cranun ton Uy oS. ae 32. 3322 

©: Der. 19; 1922 2c. and all ee: 
30; A 693951; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 


Worip (THE) IS WAITING FoR THE SUN- 
RISE; fox trot, by Seitz, played by Ed- 


gar Fairchild ot U. Sj; in D flat. 
(Ampico, word roll, no. 202841-F) 
rMusic rolh 3520 


© Aug, 20, 1922; 2 c Feb. 16, 1923; 
E 560118; American piano co., New 
York. :Copyright is claimed on inter- 
pretation) 


words by Eugene Lockhart, music 
“by Ernest Seitz, arr. by Clarence Lu- 
cas rof Great Britain) New York, 
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. (Chap- 
pell’s vocal library) 1. Trio, female 
voices —2. Quartet, male voices. 
3324, 3325 
Jan. 23, 1923"-2 c. each’ Jan. 24; 
EB 555427, 555428: Chappell & co., Itd., 
London. rfCopyright is claimed on ar- 
rangement] 


Wortp’s (THE) SWEETHEART; words and 
music by M. E. Smith pof U. Sa 3326 
©: 1 ci Bebo 12) 19235 VE 55985 ; 

Mary Elston Smith, Largo, Fla. 


WorM Gites) words by Marion Belden 
Cook, music by Julia Be Pex tot - ae 


© Feb. 10) 192392 eb. ie a 
553980 ; Harold Flammer, iMc.; 
York. 


New | 


WowvLp you; words by Harry P. White- 
head, music by Harold Ball tof Eng- 
land) 3328 

© 1c. Feb. 23,1923 % 560203- H. 
Ball, Oldham, Lancs., England. 


WouNnpbrED (THE) SOLDIER; song by Ray- 
nor Taylor, ed. and augmented by 
Harold Vincent Milligan tof U. Su. 
(In Pioneer American composers, 
v. 2) 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. 
or bar. 3329 

© Jan. 23, 1923; 2 e..each Jan. 26: 
EK 555452; Arthur P, Sehmidéreo., 
Boston. ‘ 


WRITE TO ME ONCE IN A WHILE; words 


and melody by S. S. Vosburg - tof 
CaS. 3330 
© 1 c.’ Feb. 9 1920-0 ieee! - 


Stella S. Vosburg, Granville, Ia. 


Wus ICH HOB GEWOLT HOB ICH OISCGE- 
FIRT; duet, words by L. Gilrod, melody 
by Herman Wohl tof U. S.1 
“DIN pos INA DONS INA ps 2N1)) 

(WEDS 
3331 


© | c..Feb. 6, 19252 oe; 
Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


YANKEE DOooDLE MARCH. 
eS. AZ 


YELLOW SANDS: by Richard Richards tof 
England; pf. (5 easy teaching pieces 
for piano, no. 5) 332 


See Made in 


© Jan. 21, 1923; tee ae oe 
556194; West’s, Itd., London. 
Yrs! WE HAVE NO BANANAS; words and 


music by F. Silver tof U. Si; piano 
with words. 3333 
© 1 ¢, Jan. 31,4923; ee 555706 - 


Frank Silver, Brooklyn. 


YESTERDAY; words by Alex Gerber, 
music by Jean Schwartz rof-U. Sa 

3334 

©. Feb. 9, 1923; 236 Ben 0 bs 

553962; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


YoKoHAMA Yo-SAN; words and music 
by F. H. Rolapp ref W. Silas py 
Vern Elliott tof U. Sa 3000 

© 1 c. Jan: 29, -1923 5 aeesehes9; 
Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


YoSHIWARA; schottisch espagnole-fox- 
trot, por Albert Loeser tof Germany) ; 
piano. 3336 

© May 19, 1921; 1 c. Sept. 5, 1922; 
E 551631; Philharmonischer verlag, 
Berlin. 


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3354 


You BROKE MY HEART; fox trot, words 
and melody. by Gus Hansman fi. e. 
August Henry Hansman, of U. S.1 : 

333 


(see, jan, 31, 19238, 5556/5; 
August H. Hansman, St. Louis. 


You CAN HAVE MY MAN IF HE COMES TO 
SEE you T00; words and music by 
L. W. Mehr tof U. Sa Birmingham, 
Ala., Williams music house. 3338 

emaiwe6. 1023-2 c. Jan. 27; E 
553901; Libbie Williams Mehr, Bir- 
mingham, Ala. 


You GOTTA KEEP MOVIN’; words by 
L. V. Russell, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
eh Su 3339 

ac. Feb: 3, 1923; EK 553833; ee 
V. Russell, Redwood, Miss. 


You GOTTA TOODLE-O0O-ON A SAXOPHONE, 
IF YOU WANNA KEEP SWEET MAMMA 
HOME; words by Joe Young and Sam 
M. Lewis, music by J. Turner Layton 
fef U. Sa 3340 

(yeep. 2, 1923: 2 c. Béb.' 33. E 
553754; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


You HAVE A HOME SOMEWHERE; words 
by Billy Jahncke, music by G. W. 
Thomas jof U. $1 Chicago, IIl., Geo. 
W. Thomas & co. 3341 


ove 28,1922; 2c. Dec. 13:8 
553215; Geo. W. Thomas, Chicago. 


You KNow? words by Mrs. E. A. Clair, 
melody by Herman Dubois :pseud.. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 3342 


tec, eb. 3, 1923; EB 553781; 
Mrs. i. A.Clair, Danville, Ia. 


You KNow us, AL; words by A. Gyrma, 
music by FE. §S. §S. Huntington tof 
eS 3343 

(ete, Heb (23, 1923: .560213; 
Archie Gyrma, Brooklyn. 


You, LITTLE GIRL JUST YoU; words by 
J. Doyle, music by Norrie Bernard tof 
U. Sa New York, Lenox co. 3344 

hala 210 1922-26). Feb. 5, 1923; 
E 555766; James Doyle, Chicago. 


You’LL BE SO LONELY; words and music 
by Peter Rose, John P. Long, and 
Norton Greenop tof Englandi; in G. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 3345 

© Nova2a 922-1 cy Jan. 13, 1923 
5517336. Bsancis, Way .& Hunter, 
London. | 


YOU NEVER REALLY CARED FOR ME AT ALL; 
fox trot, by Arthur Klein tof Great 


Britain); orch. 4to. (Chappell & 
co.’s orchestral journal, no. 905; Chap- 
pell & co.’s salon orchestral journal, 
no. 201) 3346 

© Jam, 17, 1923-0 1 evefanwe2 7-5 
556063; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


YOURE GOING SOME IF YOU CAN GUESS 
MY NATIONALITY; words by J. Earle 
Brierly, music by B. O. Custer tof 
ies 3347 

©) Jans6s 1829.2 fc Jan wane 
noe Brooks O. Custer, Boulder, 
ol. 


YOURE MY LITILE RAY OF SUNSHINE; 
words by E. W. Horton, music by 
Geo. Graff, ir. fof U. Si, arr. by Theo. 
G. Beach jot U.S. 3348 

OTe Reba 341023)" EB) 553848 
E. W. Horton, Fresno, Calif. 


You’RE NOT THE GIRLIE OF MY DREAMS; 
words by T. Powers and Wm. De 
Gaiser, music by E. S. S$. Huntington 
(af U. 5.1 3349 


©. 1.6. Febs. 9; 1923 >, 2755917; 


Thomas Powers, Brooklyn. 


You’RE THE GIRL I’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR; 
words by W. P. Binde, music by Her- 
man A. Hummel tof U. $1 3350 

©) Jany 6, 29233 2 ei) Jani 24 7 
555488; Wm. P. Binde, Frankford, Pa. 


You SAID SOMETHING WHEN YOU SAID 
Dixie; words by Sidney Claire and 
Sam Landres, music by Cliff. Friend 
rof U. Sa 3351 

On lanky o0y 19235 2-6 Feb. S53. 
555757; Maurice Abrahams, inc., New 
York. 


You SAY FoRGET you; words and music 
by E. G. D.-Tarantino fof U.S. 3352 
(i iicunfanmeia. 1923: 555705. 
Ella Gertrude De Forest Tarantino, 
New Canaan, Conn. 


You sTOLE MY HEART AWAY; -from 
T. N. T., words by Lillian Harris and 
Jeannette Mirsky, music by F.C. Selig- 
mann rof U. S. 3353 


@ web: 5 1925 2c) Feb, 8: & 
553915; Florence C. Seligmann, New 
York. 


You TAUGHT ME HOW ‘0 LOVE YOU, SO 
PLEASE DON’T LEAVE ME NOW; words 
and music by Lou Herscher, Joe Burke 
and Jack Girard rof U. S. 3354 

@ Beb:” 441923: 2 c.. Feb. 62. E 
553806; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


209 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3355 


pt. 115, 7 ey s48 


You’VE GOT TO SEE MAMA EVERY NIGHT OR 
YOU CANT SEE MAMA AT ALL; fox 
trot, by Billy Rose and Con Conrad 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Frank E. Barry tof 
U. Si; orch.. with piano and words. 
Feist ed. 4to. 3355 

© Feb. 5; 1923 2 ‘ce, Keb. 67 E 
553908; Leo Feist, inc. New York. 
(Copyright is claimed on arrangement) 


You-you; opérette en trois actes, pa- 
roles de J. Ardot et Jacques Sirrah, 
musique de Victor Alix of France 

3356 
O. Dees28- 1922: 7: cx gan: 22. 1923; 
D 26404; M. Labbé, Paris. 


Younc (THE) PRINCE 
See Scheherazade. 


AND PRINCESS. 


Younc (THE) PRINCE AND THE YOUNG 
PRINCESS; third movement, from Sche- 
herazade, by Rimsky-Korsakow, op. 
35; arr. by Chas: Jy Roberts joi U.S; 
full orch. with piano conductor. 3357 

© Dec, 1, 1922°. 2c. Jan: 29) 1923: 
E, 555605; Carl Fischer, New York. 


tCopyright is claimed on arrangement) 


YourR EYES, YOUR LIPS AND You; words 
and music by J. Murphy rof U. Su; 
in G 3358 

© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 560069; Joe 
Murphy, Chico, Calif. 


Your GOODBYE Kiss; words and music 
by B. Retlaw tof U. Si, arr. by Vern 
Elliott tof U. Sa 3359 

© 1c. Feb. 14, 1923; E 560046; 
Billie Retlaw, Los Angeles. 


Your SMILE; words by W. F. McCarthy, 
melody by Herman Dubois :pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 3360 

© “Tt cFeb. | Se 1923); H7553774- 

W. F. McCarthy, Florence, Mass. 


YouR VOICE IS IN THAT SWEET MUSIC; 
words by B. S. Carpenter, melody by 
Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 

For Sa 3361 

©’ | Hebe. 3) 1923" 553778; 
Bertha Smith Carpenter, Detroit. 


Yrapier’s La paroma. See La Fon- 
taine’s (Prof.) ukulele solo. 


ZA EBRU FALA. 


© Jan. 9, 1923; 2 ce Jan 202 
555667; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


See Cichy pogodny wiec- 
zor majowy. 


ZENITH; overture, by Harold Bennett 
tof U. $1; band. Cincinnati, O., Fill- 
more music house. 4to. 3363 

© Jan. 15, 1923;°2 © tae eee 
555509; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


ZIGELE MIGELE; folk song with melody 
by S. Weisser sof U. Si 3364 


© 1.c. Feb. 6, 1923; EB Ssaai3: 
Samuel Weisser, New York. 


ZION HALLELUJAH; negro folk song 
derivative, from the collection of 
-R. N. D., arr. by R. Nathantelh Wett 
for Uitoa 3365 

© Feb. 21, 1923;°2 6 Petar 
560328; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


ZOUAVE POLKA; by A. Creteur and R. 
Hoehn rof U. Su, arr. by George 
Barnard jof U. S.; B flat cornet. 3366 


© 1 ¢.. Jam 22, 1923-9 i wesaeee - 
Raymond Hoehn and Anatole Cre- 
teur, Gillespie, Ill. 


ZU MUTTERS GEBURTSTAG. See Im banne 
der jugendlust. 


ZuM Frost (To the frost); words by 
Chaim N. Bialik rpseud. of H. N. Bya- 
liki, music by M. Gelbart tof U. S. 

3367 
© Feb. 26, 1923;\2.¢. Heb. Zag E 
560347; Jos. P. Katz, New Yor 


ZvEIt (Dik) yisoImMIM; words and mel- 
ody by G. Goldstein rof U.S. 3368 
© 1.¢. Feb. .3, 1923; 7 55e770; 
Gus Goldstein, Coney Island, N. Y. 


2°™® sonaTE. See Handel (Georg Fried- 


rich) 


3 Lessons. See Handel (Georg Fried- 
rich) 


7TH REGIMENT BAND MARCH; by G. Giosi 
rof Italy, domiciled at New York, 
arr. by Ellis H. Heisley tof U. $1; 
piano. 3369 
©. lsc. Feb. -7, 1923: eaaaeen: 
Guido Giosi, New York. 


Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1922: 
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 9 unpublished) ____ 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 965 unpublished ) 


21 
3, 348 


3, 369 


ee ee eee ee 


Eis) OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE: SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 


4, 1909. 3369 
-MacDowzett (EpWARD ALEXANDER) © Mrs. Edward MacDowell, New 
Technical exercises; by E. MacDow- York, as the widow of the author; R. 


el bls. f. 1 no. 22024, Dec. 4, 1922. 


LIST Sethe MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
SRATICGALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT. OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 


3369 


ALOHA OE; arr. by Vahdah Olcott-Bick- 
ford; guit. solo. 2 
© Zarvah pub. co., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Feb. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
pa b26; 


AUTUMN LEAVES. 3 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No-. 


tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 128. 


BAREFOOT BOY. 4 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923 ; 
recorded, wo op: 128. 
BASHFUL BABY. 5 
© Sizemore & Shrigley, Chicago. 
Notice rec'd Feb. 21, 1923; recorded, 


Wed, 126. 


Bears (THe); from Dances and games 
by Gilman, Tyndale and Gaynor. 6 


© John Church co. Cificimnati. 
Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; recorded, 
veo; p. 127. 
BREAKING HOME TIES, 7 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 6, 1923; recorded, 
mao p. 130: 
BROKEN BUTTERCUPS; from Garden com- 
edy suite. . 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923: 


recorded, Ver dy i 20. 


BROKEN HEARTED MELODY. 9 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


CaPprrou. 10 
© Richmond - Robbins, inc., New 
Work. Notice recd Mar. 3, 1923; re- 

corded) vy. 5, p. 129. 
CHINESE DANCE; by Bainbridge Crist. 11 
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 


recd Mar. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5 
p. 129. 
Darsy, THE CLAIRVOYANT; from (amen 


comedy suite. 12 


music publisher, inc., 


© . Forster, 


Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 
DeEw props; by Henry Haat. ag 


© C.-C: Church’ & co., Hartiande 


Notice rec’d Feb. 28, 1923; recorded, 
Wo, po i2e: 
DowWN AMONG THE SLEEPY HILLS oF TEN- 
NESSEE. 14 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 8, 1923; recorded, 


v. 5, p. 129. 


Dracon (THE) FLY; from Dances and 
games, by Gilman, Tyndale and Gay- 
nor. 15 
© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 

tice rec'd Feb. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 

We hievo 


DREAM BOAT. 16 

© Dixon-Lane music pub. co., Chi- 

cago. Notice rec’d Mar. 2, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 129. 


DREAMS OF INDIA; from Garden comedy 
suite. 17 
© Forster music publisher, inc., Chi- 
cago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 128. 


EGYpt, OLD LAND OF ‘MYSTERY. 18 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 


rec a Mat.” 52) 1925" recorded, v.. 5, 
De AON Bt 
‘Every DAY IN EVERY wAy; from The 
bunch and Judy. 19 
© Ey Bo Harms. co. New York 
Notice rec’d Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
vos, pe 130. 
EW RY LITTLE WHILE. 20 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 26, 1923: Tecor@edl, Vv. 9; 
po 127. 


FALSE FACED Pansy; from Garden com- 
edy suite. 21 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


213 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3369 (22) 


pt. LIT, 1. Sv Le 


Fancy NAncy CLANCY. 22 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Feb. 24, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 127. 


Farry. 23 
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 
recorded, 


Notice rec’d Feb. 21, 1923; 
Wnho, Wael 20 


FIDGETY FINGERS. 24 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 


tice rec'd Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p: 128. 


Great (THE) WHITE WAY BLUES. 25 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
pe es 


Have YOU FORGOTTEN ME?-. blues, from 
The bunch and Judy. 26 
@el.. B...- Harms coi, New York. 


Notice rec'd Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
Win: wh: 
HEART BREAKING. 27 


© Jack Mills, inc.. New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. ile 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
po. 128. 


HEAVENLY FATHER, TAKE ME HOME WITH 
THEE. 28 


© Dixon-Lane music pub. co., Chi- 


cago. Notice rec'd Mar. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 129. 
Hino Bay. 29 
© Sizemore & Shrigley, Chicago. 
Notice rec’d Feb. 21, 1923; recorded, 
V2 Sp. 126: 
HONEYMOON CHIMES. 30 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New. York... Notice rec'd, Mar. “6, 


1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 129. 


Hor poc; from The bunch and Judy. 31 
@© I. B. Maras co:., New work 
Notice rec'd Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
Wr'D, ps 130: 
How po you po KatTiInKA; from The 
bunch and Judy. 3Z 
©. T: Be arms eicos iNew: Wonk. 
Notice rec'd Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
v2 5, p: 130: 
HULA DREAMS, 35 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
_ Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


J AINT NEVER HAD NOBODY CRAZY OVER 
ME. 34 


6 Fred “Fiche inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d Feb. 21, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. 5, p ZG: ; 
I’D BE CONTENTED WITH YOU. 35 


© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 
rec'd Mar. 5, 1923; recorded, vy. 5, 
p. 1350; 


I pont KNOW WHY, 36 
© Jack Miils, inc., New York. No- 


tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 128. 


[I’M DRIFTING BACK TO DREAMLAND. 37 

© Ted Browne music co., Chicago. 

Notice rec’d Feb. 19, 1923; recorded, 
We 5. p. AG: 


’vE cot THE AIN’T GOT NOTHIN’, NEVER 

HAD NOTHIN’ BLUES. 38 

©. Sizemore & Shrigley, Chicago. 

Notice rec’d Feb. 21, 1923; recorded, 
5, pe 12: 


I'VE GOT THOSE RUNNIN’ WILD BLUES. 39 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 


rec'd Mar, 1, 1923: recasteda ay. 5, 
Dig 128. 
I WAS WRONG, ALL WRONG. 40 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 24, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
pa lZm 


In a WAY, I’M SORRY, AND IN A WAY, 
I’M GLAD. Al 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, 
yah Os aoa! ees 
JENNIE. 42 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice .rec’d Feb. 27, 1923; recorded, 
AgNO oye! 268 
KRAZY KAPERS. 43 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. ile 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 130. 


LADY OF THE LAKE. 44 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. No- 
Ne rec’d Feb. 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 


SW VAVe 
ae from Liza. 45 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
recd Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 

Pa diZoy 
Mary, WHY DON’? YOU MARRY ME. 46 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 


ree’'d\ Mar: 15; 
pa) 130: 


(923% 


recorded, v. 5, 


214 


(i, 


MEmMory ISLE. 


~ Morninc GLORY; from The bunch ue 


no. 3, 1923 


© Leo Feist, inc... New York. No- 
tice rec’d Feb. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p-127; 


Judy. 

© fT. 8. Harms co. New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
Veco. pe 130. 


My DIxtIeé PArR oO’ DICE. 49 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New sYork. Notice rec'd Feb. 23, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 127. 
My OLD MAN. 50 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
me amor, 1, 1923;- recorded, v. 5, 
p. 128. 
OFF AGAIN, ON AGAIN BLUES. 51 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 6, 1923; recorded, 
ei oe pe 130. 


Pate (THE) VENETIAN MOON; from 
The bunch and Judy. 52 
© T. B. Harms co., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
¥, 5, ps 130. 


PEACH GIRL; from The bunch and ped. 
3 

(nl Be) Harms co.,. New. York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 2, 1923; recorded, 
Wed obo: 


Perrecrt (A) KIss. 54 
© Dixon-Lane music pub. co., Chi- 


ciee s) Notice rec'd Mar. 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 129. 
PIANO PUZZLE. 55 


© Jack Mills, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p.-130. 


PUTTIN’ ON AIRS. 56 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, 
Weian fe 129. 


RAILROAD MAN, 57 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
aed Feb. 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
pe AZ. 


RED HEADED RoseE; from Garden comedy 
suite. 
©: Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


47 | RUSSIANOVA. 


NOTICES OF USER 


3369 (69) 


59 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 130. 


Rusty GOLDENROD; from Garden comedy 
suite. 60 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
_recorded, v. 5, p, 128. 


SEVEN OR ELEVEN. (ey ae 

© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 

New York. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v..5, p./12/. 


SLEEPY FOUR O'CLOCK ; from Garden com- 
edy suite. 62 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


StEAM (THE) cARS; from Dances and 
games, by Gilman, Tyndale and Gay- 
nor. 63 
© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 

tice sae Feb. 23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 

p. 127. 


SUMMER SNOWBALLS; from Garden com- 
edy suite. 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


SuMMEr’s (A) NIGHT; suite, by Carl 
Doud. 65 
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 
rec'd Mar. 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 129. 


Sweet DIXIE LADY. 66 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
-p. 128. ; 


Sweet Motty MALoneE; words and music 
by Wal Bromby. 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Feb. 27, 1923; recorded, 
ews: ps 127. 


TANTALIZIN’ MAMMA. 68 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec'd Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, 
vee, pa 129: 


THAT RED HEAD GAL. 69 


© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Feb. 21, 1923; recorded, 
Ve 3 ps 126: 


219 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3369 (70) 


‘THINK OF ME. 70 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
pe 30. 


TING-A-LING-A-LING, ON THE MAson- 
DIxoNn LINE. 71 
© Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, 
We Dy (ps eo. 


TireD (THE) TRAVLIN’ BLUES. 72 

© James Blythe, Chicago. Notice 

rec'd Feb. 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 127. 


‘TREASURE ISLE. 73 

© Wahneta Swain, Chicago. No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 8, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p: 131: 


TWILIGHT ON THE NILE. 74 
- © Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 128. 


UncLE SAMMY AT THE PIANO. 75 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Mar. 1, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 


p. 130. 
WANTING YOU SO. 76 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 128. 


pt. TET fi Bs, wee 


WHEN LOVE COMES STEALING. a7 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New — 
York. Notice rec’d Feb. 19, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 127. 


WHEN THE GOLD TURNS TO GRAY. 78 

© Maurice Abrahams, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d Mar. 3, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 130. 


WHENEVER I THINK OF YOU. 79 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
Dp: 130. 


WuHoa, TILLIE, TAKE YOUR TIME. 80 

© Goodman & Rose, ine., New York. 

Notice rec’d Feb. 23, 1923; recorded, 
Vie poker 


Winp (Tue); from Dances and games, 
by Gilman, Tyndale and Gaynor. 81 


© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 
rie Hails Feb. 23, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p. 4 


WIRELESS WAVELETS. 82 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice ee Mar. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 130. 


You SAID SOMETHING WHEN YOU SAID 
DIXIE. 83 
© Maurice Abrahams, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd Mar. 3, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 130. 


216 


3370-5679 
EIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


SAL OCUE 


OF 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 ; 


PART 3: 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


= INCLUDING: 
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1923 
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 
No. 4 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
LIBRARY BRANCH 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
_ any copyright registration.” 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be 
made in this number not under title but under the following names of composers: 
Bach (Johann Sebastian); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Chopin 
(Frédéric Francois); Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul); Gounod (Charles Fran- 
cois); Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); Liszt (Franz); Mas- 
cagni (Pietro); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Moszkowski 
(Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Offenbach (Jacques); Raff (Joseph 
Joachim); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) ; 
Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Thomas (Charles Louis 
Ambroise); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Wagner (Richard). In the case of 
all such works, however, there are cross references in the title alphabet from the 
title of each work. 

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
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“ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name 
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IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
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of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication 
and name of publisher. 


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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,’ “ Music by,’ are to be understood as songs. 

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The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
PereORI7ZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Austria, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, 
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zea- 
land, Norway, and Sweden. ‘The President signed proclamations to 
this effect on the following dates: Australia and the territories of 
Papua and Norfolk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), 
Pistia (May 25, 1922), Belgium (June 14, 1911, effective July I, 
1909), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), Denmark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 
24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910, May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 
met), Honeary (June 3, 1922), Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), 
Luxemburg (June 14, 1911, effective June 29, 1910), the Netherlands 
(Feb. 26, 1923, effective Oct. 2, 1922), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, 
effective Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective 
Sept. 9, 1910), Sweden (Feb. 27, 1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). ‘These 
proclamations were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, 
Part 3, vol. 6, pages v-x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10, 
pages vili-xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v-ix 
of no. 3; vol. 13, pages vi-xii of no. 5; vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3, 
and pages vi-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17, pages vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, 
pages vi-vii of no. 3. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (¢) are concérned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Mexico (May 8, 1911), and 

Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911). 


The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, 
Salvador, and Uruguay. 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


A CHI AGGIA SCEGLIERE; versi di G. 


Capurro, musica di G. Leone of 
Italy; mand. acc.) Naples, F. Bideri. 
Ato. 3870 


© 'Peb)-f 1923" 1 ¢c. Mar. 28; E 
557054; Italian book co., New York. 


A LA CANONE; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great Britainj; piano. (6 pieces af- 
ter Scarlatti, no. 2) Jas! 

© Jan: 29, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 20; E 
556472; Augener, Itd., London. 


A LA MENUET; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great Britain ; piano. (6 pieces af- 
ter Scarlatti, no. 5) 


(on jaa. 29: 1923: 1 c. Feb. 20; E 
556469 ; Augener, Itd., London. 


A ROSA *E “A PALOMMA; duetto, versi di 
Francesco Amodio, musica di Agos- 
tino Montalto tof U. Sa 3373 


(mie Mar, 29,.1923- EK 561256: 
Alfred Amato, New York. 


A VeENISE (In Venice); words by 
Henry Brewster, English version and 
music by George Henschel tof Great 
Britain) (French and English text 

. 3374 
feniany 12 1923. 1,.¢e: BPebi' 20: E 
556462; Augener, Itd., London. 


ACH KIND, DU HAST was; aus New 
>  York-Berlin, text von Fritz Fried- 
mann-Frederich u. Robert Bodanzky, 
musik von Rudolph Nelson tof Ger- 
manyi, arr. v. Otto Lindemann of 
Germany) 3375 

© Sept. 22, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556557; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Acu Peprtto! aus Bitte Zahlen, worte 
von Louis Taufstein, musik von Ru- 
dolf Nelson tof Germany), erleichtert 
von Otto Lindemann jof Germany 


3376 | 


© Oct. 21, 1921: lc. Feb. 28, 1923; 
F, 550543; Drei- masken verlag, < Sea 
Berlin. 


Ap LIB; one-step, by Tom Waltham and 
Ralph Hedges, arr. by G. Smet of 
France]; piano. Paris, Almar-Mar- 
gis, London, Dix. 3377 


‘“AFN VEG (On the way) ; 


©. Dee. 28, 1922; 1c. Jam. 22: 1923) 
EB; S55186ks::'G. Lorette, Paris. ‘© 


arrangement; 


ADDIO GIOVINEZZA; fantasia, di G. 
Pietri, trascrizione di Giovanni 
Albisi tof Italy1; piccola orch. con 
pianoforte. 3378 
i Mia 28.) W922: bce. Jones 12s 
E, 551671; Casa musicale Sonzogno, 
Milan, 


ADVANCED SIGHT-READING COURSE FROM 
THE UNIVERSAL MUSIC SYSTEM; com- 
piled by Anna von Meyerinck tof 
U. Sa. 4to. 3379 

©: Dec; v2, 922: “2he: “Dec! 2275 
E, 552970; Universal school of music, 
Larkspur, Cali: 


ApvENTUROUS (THE) BOWMAN; words 
by Augusta Post, music by M. Gold 
por Ue-S.1 3380 

© 1c. Feb. 15, 1923; E 560697; 
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 


AEOLIAN HARP (La harpe eolienne) ; 
morceau de salon by Sydney Smith, 
op. 11, ed. by F. Henri Klickmann 
tof U. Sa; piano. (McKinley world- 
famous edition, series 1, no. 364) 

381 

©)'Dee; 30,1922: 2 e) Jan, 8; 9923): 

E 560535; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


English ver- 
sion by Constance Ramsay Gideon, 
music arr. by Henry Gideon rof U. Su 
(In From the cradle to the chuppe, 
We 2) ow sabe 

© i Mar. 23," 1923). 2c. Mar. 265 
561220 Acthur “Ps sehmuidt ” cos) 
Boston. 


AFTER A WHILE; words and music by 
James A. Walsh jof U. S$. 3383 


@iXpr1 24 lose. 2c. Marr alas 
558971; Orpheum music co., Boston. 


——words and music by M. M. C. 
Jacoby tof U. Sua 3384 
© lc. Mar. 24, 1923; E 558861; 


M. Marie Cowles Jacoby, Seneca 
Falls, N.Y 


217 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3385 


AFTER THE GALE; concert étude, by Lee 
S. Roberts tof U. Si; piano. (Im- 
pressions of Lake Michigan, no. 43 

338 


©. Mar. 14,°1923; 2c. Mar; 19: & 
560962; G. Schirmer, inc., New York, 


AFTER THE SHOWER; words by Harold 
G. Frost, music by E. Clinton Keith- 
ley and F., Henri Klickmann of 
UL Sa 386 

© Deen 21 1922-2 ic. Jan.8; 1924: 
E 560525; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. 


Acitats; by Gaston Borch of Bel- 


gium); orch. and piano conductor. 
4to. tHawkes’ photoplay series, no. 
20) 338 


(Cnbane 1. 1923 oe, Jan, ie 98 
551690; Hawkes & son, London. 


AIN’T BAD BLUES; the deacon told me 
I was good, words and music by 


Billy Smythe rof U. Sua 3388 


© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923; E 561404; 
Billy Smythe, Louisville. 


AIN’T BUT THE ONE; words and music 
by Sonny Clay and James H. Jack- 
san (ot U2 Sa 3389 

KO Mar Zp 923; 22. Maries ak 
560722; James H. Jackson and Sonny 
Clay, Los Angeles. 


AIN’T LOVE A WONDERFUL THING, UM-M-M 
PAPA, UM-M-M MAMA; fox trot, by 
Roy Ingraham, arr. by Geo. J. Trink- 
haus tof U. $1; vocal orch. in E flat, 
with words. 4to. 3390 

@ Web. : 26; 1923: 22 .c. Mari.6> -E 
558407; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


Arr DISABELLE; d’Isabelle & Pantalon, 
paroles de Max Jacob, musique de 
Roland-Manuel tof France) (Mor- 
ceaux détachés, no. 2) 3391 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
EB 550317; ° Heugel;’ Patis.1©. ar- 
rangement 


AIR DE PANTALON; d’Isabelle & Panta- 
lon, paroles de Max Jacob, musique 
de Roland-Manuel of France) 
(Morceaux détachés, no. 1) 3392 

O.-Decs 3, 41922 >: les Seb 9 
556318; Heugel, Paris; (© arrange- 
ment} 


Ar FRESCO; a sketch, by J. H. Hande 
tof U. Sa; piano. (Blue print; 3393 
© 1.46) Beb. 27,-1923 be 560302- 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


pt. III, n. s., v. 18 


IALANNA; words by -Edna Baleén 
Archer, music by Hermann Lohr tof 
Great Britain 3394 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 1 © Manse 
556772; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Atimony (THE) BLUES; words by E. 
Jones, music by Ray Hibbeler tof 
US 2 3395 

© 1 c.\Apr. 3, 1923-2 ee 
Edna Jones, Los Angeles. 


ALL? AVE DI SERA (Evensong); by 
Redento Zardo rof Italy1; piano. 
3396 


© Mar. 10, 1923:) 2c. WieaSs 
E 558906; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 


‘Att I NEED IS A MOTHER; words by A. 
J. Branic, music by W. C. Harvey 
tof U. Sa “BSiitale NYS eee 
Weasner & co. 3397 

© July 15, 1922: 2c Bier a ees 
E 560380; A. J. Branic, Madera, Pa. 


ALL ROADS LEAD HOME; words by A. B. 
Pollock, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 

3398 
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1923) 3 oe; 

Anna B. Pollock, Haviland, Kan. 


ALL THE TIME I’M LOVING You; words 
by D. Lindstrom, music by H. Rich- 
ard or? Urrsa 3399 

© 1c. Feb. 19, °1923>)) Saese2 - 
Delaine Lindstrom, Crofton, Neb. 


ALL THE WAy; words by W. C. Poole, 

music by Chas. H. Gabriel rof U. S$. 

. 3400 

© Mar.- 29, 1923; 250) Mane 
560978; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


ALL THE WORLD FoR CuHRist; choral 
march, words by R. R. Hall, music 
by F. A. Challinor tof Great Britain) ; 
for adult and junior choirs, organ 


acc. 4to. (Choral album, no. 1330) 
3401 
© Jan. 31,, 1923: 1 "eens 


E 556363; Bayley & Ferguson, Glas- 


gow. 


ALL THE WORLD IS IN LOVE WITH THE 
MOONLIGHT; words and melody by 
Dorothea Johnston rof U. Sa, arr. 
by M. J. Johnston tof U. $1 3402 


©.1 c. Mar, 3, 1923; Hepagata: 
Mary Jane Johnston, Sacramento, 
Calif. 


ALLALAH; Tiirkische wachtparade, aus 
Bitte Zahlen worte von Theobald 


218 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


3420 


Tiger, musik von Rudolf Nelson tof 
Germany), erleichtert von Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany} 3403 

Mar. 7.1921: 1 c. Feb. 28,: 1923; 
EF 556592; Drei- masken verlag, ae oe 
Berlin. 


ALLE SUSSEN, KLEINEN MADCHEN; one 
step, aus Die heimliche braut, worte 
von Will Steinberg, musik yon Kurt 


Zorlig, klavy. arr. von Otto Lindemann - 


cof Germany) 3404 

(sept. 5, 1922: 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556609; Drei-masken verlag, a. ‘g., 
Berlin, 


ALLEGRESSE; fantaisie par A. Courtade 
of France; ; clairons et tambours. 
Ato. 3405 


Gee l0 1923; 1 c.- Mar. 13; 
E 556864; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


ALLEGREITO QUASI MENUETTO; after a 
theme by Beethoven, by Rich. Krentz- 
lin pof Germany) op. 79; piano. 3406 


fmiarity 1923; 2 c. Mar. 20; 
FE, 558742; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


ALNAES (Eyvinp) 10 pianostykker; 
over Norske folkeviser, af E. Alnaes 
tof Norway) op. 39. (Wilhelm Han- 
sen edition, nos. 2276*") hfte. a 

3 


fee ere a. 1925- 1c: Feb; 263. 7, 


556529; Wilhelm MHansen, Copen- 
hagen. 

’ ALONE; words and music by C. A. Mc- 
Weds jor) U.-S:, arr. by Geo,’ J. 
Philpot tof U. $1 Albany, Bell 

: USie ~ CO. 3408 


© Mar. 29, 1923: 2 ciAptagene 
559044 ; Clarence A. McManus, AL 
bany. 


ALONE IN THE TWILIGHT; waltz, by S. 
J. Rognlie tof U. $.1; piano. 3409 
Cian.) 25.1923. 2: c. Mar: 130; 

E, 561300; S. J. Rognlie, Lewistown, 


Mont. 


_ Atone Broapway; words and music by 
Morris Davidson tof U. S., assisted 


by Joseph Feldman rof U. Su, arr. 
by Romo Falk. 3410 
GrManr 26,3923 2 cx Mar? 24: 


E 561194; Morris Davidson, music 
publisher, Cleveland. 


ALPHA ZETA BETA; words by Edna 
Newville, music by B. Gardner of 
Wh al 3411 


@* Mar. 28,1923 2 eh. Mar: Sl; 
E, 559040; Blanche Gardner, Schenec- 
tady, N. Y. 


ALTINA; natial, valse lente, par G. Smet 
tof France}; piano avec. paroles. 
Paris, Almar-Margis. 3412 

©) Dec. 25:5 1027-1 c; Jany 22023: 
E 551867; G. Lorette, Paris. 


ALWAYS LOOKING FOR A LITILE SUN- 
SHINE; words by John Anderson, 
music by Joe Hearst tof Canada 

3 


CrApe 2, 1923-92 ic Apr. Sans 
559153; Hearst music publishers, Itd., 
Winnipeg, Canada. 


text von Jo Gribitz, 
musik von Heinrich Strecker of 
Austriai op. 115. 3414 

© Dec. 22, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556616; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin, 


Am Nyjassa-SEE; 


AMBROSIA; valse boston, von Ernest 

Tompa tof Germany); piano. 3415 

©) Ock*7, 1919+ be) Keb. 285-1923; 

E 556553; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Ame (L’) perDUE (The lost soul); 
words by Henry Brewster, English 
version and music by George Hen- 
schel tof Great Britain} French and 


English text) 3416 

Cy Jan. 12 1925> 1: Reps 20s 7E 
556461; Augener, Itd., London. 

AMERICA FOR CHRIST; march song, 


words by Mrs. P. Bahr, music by H. 

Richard ot. Us S. 3417 
©x Ive. Mar, 8, 1923) E- 560849: 

Mrs. Peter Bahr, Wabasha, Minn. 


AMERICA WE NEED ¥OU Now; words by 
O. Walters, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. cof U. Sa arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
tof U. $1 3418 


© 1c. Mar. 5, 1923; E 560609; 
Olive Walters, Toledo, 


AMERICA, YOUR BOYS ARE CALLING YOU} 
words and music by D. Alexander 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Seldon Heaps tof 
WU. Sa 3419 


© Ee. Mar. 19%11923':. > 560046 = 
Dorothy Alexander, Salt Lake City. 


AMERICAN FIDELITY; march, by R. G. 
Wetherhold tof U. Si arr. by Fred 
Luscomb of U. S.1; orch. 3420 


© lc. Feb. 23, 1923; E 558249; 
Raymond G. Wetherhold, Allentown, 
Pa: 


219 


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mee 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3421 


pt. Ll, Sta ke 


AMERICAN (THE) FLAG IS GOOD ENOUGH 


FOR ME; words by F. Butler, music 
by Fred W. Longshaw jof U. Su. 


(1c. Mar. 16, [923% F S56825 - 
_ Frank Butler, Pittsburgh. 


AMERICAN NATIONAL HYMN; words by 
5. FE. Smith; music i by sB. OW.) Law- 
rence tof U.S.) South Londonderry, 

t., Lawrence bros. 


© Beh. 27- f0a3" 2c. keb. 27 4b 
560374; Francis W. Lawrence, South 
Londonderry, Vt. 


AMMORE ’E CUMME 0 SOLE; words and 
music by V. Ussano prof U. S. 3423 


© 1c. Mar. 14, 1923; E 558783; 


Vincenzino Ussano, New "Vork. 


AMOUR QUAND TU NOUS ‘TIENS; fox 
trot et shimmy, de A. Chantrier tof 
France}; piano. 342 


@ Novi 23), 1922: 4 ¢ Dee ere 
550922; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


——paroles de Léo Leliévre et H. 
Varna, musique de A. Chantrier rof 
France} 3425 


©:"Now. 123, 19225 1c. (Deel a E 
550370; Franeis Salabert, Paris. 


Amour (L’) TRES LONG; one step de 
Popérette Aphrodinette, paroles de 
Jack Cazol, musique de Gino Mar- 
cucci (of Italy; Paris, Almar-Margis. 

3426 
(Cy Dec. 28, 1922-1 ‘ce. Jan.’ 22,1923; 
E 551859; G. Lorette, Paris. 


ANCIENT OF DAYS; words by Wm. C. 
Doane, music by E. K. Heyser tof 
U. S.i; mixed voices. (Twelfth se- 
ries octavo anthems, no 583) 3427 

©) Pebii23. 1923.2 oc. Febee2onn 
558306; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


ANDANTE RELIGIEUX; melody, by Nellie 


Simpson of England): violin and 

piano. 3428 
©. Mar’ 5.1923: eo Mar65.B 

556724; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; by L. Leshe Loth 
tof U. Sa; piano, four hands, earl- 
iest grade. obl. 8vo. 3429 

©) Maret 5) 3923 (2 Miag: Vol OE 
560768; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


ANDRE STADTCHEN, ANDRE MADCHEN; 
aus New York-Berlin, text von Fritz 


Friedmann-Frederich u. Robert Bo-. 


danzky, musik von Rudolph Nelson 
rof Germany, klavier arr. v. Otto 
Lindemann of Germany) 3430 


© . Sept. 22, 1922: isc Mepis, 
1923; E 556558; Drei masken verlag,. 
a. g., Berlin. 


ANGELS (THE) ARE STOOPING; poem by 
W. . Yeats, music by 
Besly tof Great Britain: ii Bey a40l 


© Feb. 13, 1923; 1 ep iiaeeaes. 
556690 ; Enoch & sons, London. 


3422 | ANNruTA; polka, by G. Ganitzky tof 


Austriay, arr. by [: J. Hochman jot 
S.1; instrumental. 3432 


ne 1 c. Mar. 27, 1925; HaSaees4 ; 


Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


ANNIVERSARIO; melodie pascoliane, rpa- 
role anon, musica di Domenico 
Alaleona tof Italyi; una voce. Edi- 
zioni Ricordi. 4to. 3433: 

©’ Mar.’ 5, 1923; 1 c. Man": my 
556721; G. Ricordi & co., Milan, 


ANNIVERSARY SELECTION, No. 25; words. 
by M. S. Haycraft, music by Caleb 
Simper of Great Britain) 4to. nos. 
1-7. Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions] (3434 

© Feb. 8 192375) 2 Few. ©. 
556521; A. Weeks & co., Itd., London. 


ANSWER (THE); words by J. C. Ripley, 
music. by Geo. Graff, jr. rot Ul) S$. 
New York, World music pub. cee 


© Feb. 19, 1923: 2 e: Ben 2a5 2 
558234; Jane C. Ripley, Newark, N. J. 


ANSWER PRAYER; words by J. C. Miller, 
music by Chas. H., Gabriel, jm tor 
Sa 3436 

© .Mar., 29, 19233 2 6. Man oe: 
560980; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


ANSWER THE CALL; words by A. H. 
Ackley, music by B. D. Ackley tof 
Weis 3437 

© Mar. 29,1923; 2c) Mia: 
560999: Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


ANSWER THE SUMMONS; words and 
music by Edith Hillery Hay of 
We Sh 3438 

© Mar.’ 29, 192352 ci Miag ae, 
560985; Chas H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


ANTOINETTE; by .Charles Huerter tof 
U. Sagipiane: 3439 


© Mat: 17; 1923; 2'c..Manezo. 


5587 505 Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
ANYWHERE ; words by Fred Hilson, 


music by Emmett Osborne rof U. Su, 
arr. by Vern Elliott tof U. 5. 3446 


220 


-Maurice 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


3456 


ey, tc. Apr. 5, 1923; E 559108; 
Fred Hilson co., inc., Los Angeles. 


APACHE SWEETHEART; words and mel- 
ody. by KE. H. Friel tof U. Sal) arr: 
by L. L. VosBurgh rof U. Si 3441 

©) 1c. Mar. 16, 1923; E 560897: 
E. Harmon Friel, New York. 


APPLE BLOSSOM ‘TIME; words by M. 
Reamy, music by C. E. Coleman of 
SRS 3442 

a Mon 20,0 1923: 2c. Mar..29; 
8 559010; Mattie Reamy, Fairport, 
a 


"ARD UP, BUT ’APPY; song one-step 
words by Stanley J. Damerell and 
Robert Hargreaves, music by S. E. 
Tolchard Evans of Great Britain) 

 , 3443 


em ep. 10-1923: 1 c.. Mar. 3: E 
556652; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


ARIETTE DE ZERBINETTE; d’ Isabelle & 
Pantalon, paroles de Max Jacob, 
musique de Roland-Manuel of 
France; (Morceaux détachée, no. 


© Dec. 31, 1922: 1 « Feb. 9, 1923) 
Bs; Elevcel,, Paris. ¢@: ar- 
rangement) 


AROUND US HEAR THE SOUNDS OF EVEN; 
by Antonin Dvorak, arr, by Archi- 
bald T. Davison_tof U. $1; men’s 
voices. 4to. (Concord series, no. 
36; Harvard university glee club col- 
lection) 44 


Heb. 14,1923; 2) ¢c.. Feb) 195 E 


Soel2ae &. C. Schirmer’ music co., 
Boston. 
Arrius; love song, words and music 


by Kalimo Hollinshead, rpseud. of 
Elizabeth Marie Donaldson, of U. S.i, 
meee ye, Ver Eliott tof) Us, Sa 
tPhotostati 3446 

ee en Van 1). 1923; Hn 558968 - 
Elizabeth Marie Donaldson, Los 
Angeles. 


As Couf wouLD HAVE US SAY; phsyco- 
topical song, words and music by A. 


MacDonald, ;of U;. Sa NewPott, 
eas MacDonald studio. (Cover- 
title : 


Day by day as Coué would 
have. us say) — 3447 

©) Pel 12,. 19232 c.. Feb46") & 
aang Archie MacDonald, Newport, 


As IT BEGAN To DAWN; Easter anthem, 
music by Louis Baker Phillips rof 


U. Si: mixed voices with alto and 

ten. solos, organ acc. 4to. 3448 
© Feb. 16) 1923’; 2G: Feb. -17; 5 

558162; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


ASK ME NO QUESTIONS, I'LL TELL YOU 
NO LIES; words by L. Dorsey, music 
by HE. Wilktams tof U.) Say’ ars. “by 
Herman Schloss tof U. Sj 3449 

©iolc: Mar, 24, 19232" 2 556826: 
Leo Dorsey and Eugene. Williams, 
New York. 


ASKING GoD To BLESS you; words by 
E. Lenore Harpster, music by F. B. 

- DeLeone tof U. Su. 3450 
© Jans Py t925. "20 6) Mar aoe 
560584; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


AT CoLUMBINE’S GRAVE; words by Bliss 
Carman, music by Martin Shaw tof 
Great Britain; 345] 


© Febs\:15,):2923) Boe) Feb. 162 E 
556740; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Av Jesus’ FEET; words by E. E. Hewitt, 
music by Emma Ackley Miller tof 
WS 3452 

{Oy Mar 29 1023 2c) Mar 102 5R 
560994; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


AY THE FEET OF JESUS; 
music by H. Lillenas tof Norway, 
domiciled at Redlands, Calif; con- 
tralto or bass. 3453 


©) Heb (1511923. 2: c¢, Mar, als 
ree Haldor Lillenas, Redlands, ° 
alif, 


At THE MAKING OF THE HAY; words by 
Samuel Minturn Peck, music by Liza 
Lehmann of -U. Sa, arr. by Elwyn 
Middleton rof U. S. Gamble school 
ed. 4to. 3454 


©)" Bebi«23, 29233 «2. cx Mame 26): 
FE, 558905; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. 


a slumber song, words 
Dorothy Dowman 


AT TWILIGHT ; 
and music by 


Hughes of U. Sa 3455 
(Oy Mag: 47, 192322 Mar.) 20; 
E, 558738; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 


delphia. 


AU BOUT DES LEVRES; fox-trot dans La 
revue des Du bout des lévres, paroles 
de F. Rouvray et R. Genty, musique 
de Maurice Hermite Oe France} 


3456 


© 7 Bebo iG) (2923 = 1c) Bebe) 165 
556374; Enoch & co., Paris. 


221 


words and . 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3457 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


_ AU PAYS DES GONDOLES ; 
R. Boischot tof France; orch, avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 3457 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E, 556296; Raoul Boischot, Paris. 


Aunt Manpy; words and melody by 
W. Astor Morgan rof U. Sa 3458 


© 1c Apr. 4, 1923; E.559064; 


Arrow music pub. co) ine:, New 
Work: 

Avrora (Dawn); fox trot, di Um- 
berto Candiolo of Italyi;_ piano. 
(Tre danze moderne) 3459 

© - Mar 5, 1923" 1-'c.> Mar." 0-75 
556730; G, Ricordi & co., Milan. 
AUTUMN LEAVES; words and music by 


James Brockman of U. S. 3460 


(OM Beb 27. 492355" 20 c. Mar 2°. 
560442; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


AVANT PRINTEMPS; de Louis Gregh, 
arr. par §. Chapelier tof France; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

3 


461 


© ‘Jan. 12,1923)" c: Feb. 9400235 
E 556294: Rouart, Lerolle et cie., 
Paris. (© arrangement) 


Ave Maria; Latin words, music by F. 
Bonnem of U. Si; for 3 mixed 
voices. New York, Bosworth & co. 
Ato. 3462 


© Man: 29)1923'--2 ‘c.. Marzdaiek 
558556; Frances Bonnem, Clinton, la. 


Latin words, music by M. L. Nem- 
mers [Or OU, <a) 4t0. 1” Wlxed: 
voices.—2. Male voices. 3463 

©; Feb. 27,-1923*:2 c: each Mar de 
E 560384; M. L. Nemmers, Mil- 
waukee. 


Ave MariA, HEART OF My SAVIOR; Eng- 
lish words by Lillian Hendrix Clark, 
music by Stephen A. Erst rof U. S$. 
op. (l7i nowd, ¥ orster "ed: 3464 

Or Near, 15, 192352. eV Wier a 
E, 560805; Forster music publisher, 
inc., Chicago. 


AWAKE THOU THAT SLEEPEST; words 
from the Bible, music by De Loss 
Smith jot "Us S.1; mezzo voice: ~ Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 


3465 
(CO). Heb. 26,1923 * 32. co Nigro sas 


560393; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati. 
Ay (Say); fox cancion, words and 


music by C. R. Carter and N. King 
rof England) 3466 


222 


canzonetta, par 


© 1c. Mar. 3, 1923: ge Seu 
Cuthbert Roy Carter and Norman 
King, Mexico, D. F., Mexico. 


BABIES OF EVERY LAND; compe by 
Katharine Scherer Cronk por th ree. 
8vo. 467 


© Dec. 18, 1922; 2 ¢. andvan. ad 
26; aff. Jan. 19, 1923; “Ar egress. 
Laura F. Fry, Philadelphia. 


Basy BUNTIN’; fox trot, from Elsie, 
by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, 
atr. by- Louis. Katzman tor Us aa; 
orch. with words. 4to. 3468 


© Feb. 26, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 6; E 
558408; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York, (© new arrangement) 


Basy GLyYDE’s LULLABY; words by C. 
H. Clough, music by Te Stanton Lut- 
ton: (et a4 4 3469 

© 1 c.. Mar. 12, 1923: “560831; 
Charles Henry Clough, Pittsburgh. 


BAcH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Siciliano; 
by Bach, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz 


fof U. Sa, played by Wai Bie 
(Solo carola hand played record, no. 
74776) {Music rolh 3470 


© Feb. 26, 1923:°2) ce) Wineeee, 
558386; Cable co., Chicago. 1© edit- 
ing.) 


——— Sixth organ sonatas by J ewoaee, 
transcribed by Gerrard Williams tof 
Great Britain}; violin and piano, in 
G major. 


© Mar. 9, 1923-91 cia 0 ee, 


557043; Schott & co., London. (© 
transcription) 

Trois sonates; pat Je (S.sbaed, 
revision par Claude Debussy tof 


France) ; piano. et violoncelle, en_ sol 
majeur, ré majeur, sol mineur. Edi- 
tion classique. 3472 

©: Jan. 25, 1923; 1c) Bebe Ges, 
556447 ; Durand et cie., Paris. (© 


Trev ision] 


BAcio SENZA AMORE; versi di G. Te- 


tamo, musica di Pugliese tof 
Italy; mand. acc.) Naples, F. Bideri. 
Ato. 3473 


© Feb.'1,-1923; 1 ¢. Mian e2ae 
557053 ; Italian book co., New York. 


BacK HOME; words and music by E. 

Drew of U. Sa 3474 

© 1 c. Reb, 19, 19235, aoeaes. 
‘Eula Drew, Madison, Fla. 


BACK IN DEAR Onto; words and music 
by D.'S* Ireland tof: U: Sa, ataageg: 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


— no. 4, 1923 


3494 


Elsie L. Ireland tof U. S.1; male cho. 

rBlue print) 3475 
tc Mar. 16, 1923; E°560931: 

David §S. Ireland, Lexington, O. 


Back to Jesus; words and music by 
Mrs) C. H. Morris tof VU. Si 3476 
Reais 29° 1973-2 c.’ Mar. 19; 

E 560987; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Bap BABy; fox trot, words and music 
by B. Leeman and Lew Reynolds 
ie We p41, are. by B. Leeman. 3477 

eS dee Hep. 28, 1923; E 558351; 


Bert Leeman, Sacramento, Calif. 


BapInaGE; di Carlo Balzamo :of Italyi; 
piano. 3478 


ees 5 1923: 1 c.. Mar.-6; E 
556734; G. Ricordi & co.,- Milan. 
Bacnaivoto (It) & LA BAGNANTE; 


words by Frank Amodio, music by 
Domencio Letti tof U. Sua 3479 

fee ce) Mar. 20, 1923: & 5586/4; 
Alfredo Amato, New York. 


BAHIANINHAS; donga, black’s step, par 
G. Smet rof France}; piano avec 
paroles. Paris, Almar-Margis. 3480 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
FE 551869; G. Lorette, Paris. 


BALLAD MEMORIES; selection intro: The 
trumpeter, etc, arr. by Sydney 
Baynes of Great Britain); orch. 
(Boosey’s orchestral journal, no. a) 

E 


fei 23):1923> 1c. Mati 7: E 
556702; Boosey & co., London. [© 
arrangement) 


Batiap (A) oF Cape St.. VINCENT; 
words by John Masefield, music by | 
Hermann Lohr tof Great Britain) 


2 
(ey Pes. 26,1923; 1. ¢: Magis: 
556773; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


BALLADE D’ ARLEQUIN; par Angelo Cor- 
bellini tof France op. 5; piano. 3483 
© Dec. 28, 1922-" 1c. Jam 22, 1923; 

FE 551928; A. Corbellini, Nice, France. 


BALLADE ET CAPRICE; 
tpseud. of Augusta Zuckermann, of 
WS op 26; piano, and. violin: or 
cello. 3484 

(©) tas. 14. 1923-2 & Mar. 163. E 
560933; Boston music co., New York. 


BALLANDO POLKA}; by Jos. S. Diasio tof 
U. Sa; instrumental. 348 


| 


by Mana-Zucca . 


2 


) Iwe- Mars 24521023 
Nicolo’ Biondo, 


E 558840; 
New York. 


BAMBALINA; from The wild flower, 
words by Otto Harbach and Oscar 
Hammerstein, 2d, music by Vincent 
Youmans and Herbert Slothart rof 

9.1] 3486 


© Feb. 16, 1923 ; 2c, Pepe: EB 
558157; Harms, inc., New York. 


BANG ON YOUR TAMBOURINE; words and 
music by Mort Dixon, Sidney Gibson 
and Ernest Breuer fof USS 3487 


©” Feb. 26,°1923-".2 ce. Bebo 28 
eee Broadway music corp., New 
or 


BARCAROLLE; d’ Isabelle & Pantalon de 
Roland-Manuel ,of France; piano. 
(Morceaux détachés, no. 4) 3488 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923: 
E 556319; Heugel, Paris. (© ar- 
rangement) 


par Marcelle Soulage tof France) 

op. 17; harpe a pédales. 3489 
© Feb. 10, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 13; E 

556868; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


ne, 3) ‘par tof 
Francei; piano. 3490 

©) Dee? 21559922 <b. ex. Jane 22;°1923 - 
E 551894; Durand et cie., Paris. 


Roger-Ducasse 


BARCAROLLE sonc; Edgeworth, on the 
hio river, words by Robert P. 
Nevin, music by Arthur Nevin tof 
LU Sa: medium voice. 3491 
© Mar. 5, 1923; 2. © Marz ate) 
558420; G. Schirmer, inc., "New York. 


BaREFoot Boy; words by Gus Kahn, 

music by Percy Wenrich tof U. $3 

3492 

© Feb. 19, 1923; 2 c. Feb. Ci am Ee 

558210; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


BARNEGAT (A) LovE-SoNG; words by 
Ethelean Tyson oe music by Pur- 
don Robinson tof U. S, 3493 


© Feb. 23, 1923; 2 c. Beb. 27: 5 
ar Theo. Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia 


BARNEY GoocLE; fox trot, words and 
music by Billy Rose and Con Conrad 
tof U. Sa 3494 

© Mar. 29, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 30; E 
561279 ; Jerome H. Remick & CO.,. 
New York. 


223 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3495 


BARNUM WAS RIGHT; fox trot tae WA: 
Montanelli tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York; Ist violin. 3495 


© lc. Mat.’ 16,1923); i S60895 ; 
Anacleto Montanelli, New York. 


BasI E BOTE; commedia lirica in tre atti, 
di Arrigo Boito of Italyi, musica di 
R. Pick-Mangiagalli tof Italyi; canto 
e pf. Edizioni Ricordi. 3496 

©: Mar. .5: 18230 en iiar.. 2D 
26419; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Batavia; from The cousin from no- 


where, ‘lyric by Adrian Ross and Rob-. 


ert C. "Tharp rof Great Britain}, music 
by Edward Kunneke tof Germany 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


3497 


(6) Dee 29,'1922 > 1c. Jan. 20,923: 
E 551672; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© revised edition and English lyrics. 


BatuTas; pixinquinha samba, par G. 
Smet tof France); piano avec Paroles. 


3498 


tODec, 23: 1922; 1 ec. Jan. 22, 1923, 
E 551868 ; Lorette, Paris. 


Br BRAVE; words and music by Lee S. 
Roberts tof U. Sa (nm Little songs 
of optimism) 3499 


©) War. 29, 1923: 2°.’ Mar. 26758 
558928; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


BEAUTIFUL BELLE; words and music by 
FE, Buckner. tot’ U.- 8. 3500 
OvMar- wie 1923.52 c. Mare iaeens 
558829; Elliott Buckner, Florence, 
Ala. 


BEAUTIFUL Corpus CHRISTI; words by 
Mrs. G. W. Billups, music by H. 
Richard jot Us Sa 3501 

© ie! Web. 19) 192375 5H Soest: 

Mrs. G. W. Billups, Goliad, Tex. 


BEAUTIFUL DREAM OF MY HEART; words 
by L. B. Souder, music by Geo, Graff, 
Ar Od, ie) Suey: York, World 
music pub. corp. 3502 

@ Feb, 19) 1923 =! 2c, ane. 2a by 
558237; Lawson B. Souder, Doves- 
ville, Va. 


BEAUTY AND BEAUTY; words by Rupert 
Brooke, music by Thomas F. Dunhill 
rot England; ta 4) tat. 3503 

© Feb.) 19232 1c. 28 3. Sb0G58:: 
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


BEAUTY GIRL; words and music by A. 
Kirkman jor U, Sa 3504 


pt. 111,n. s., v. 18 


© Feb. 27, 1923: 2c. Mar, 7) B 
560704; A. M. Kirkman, San Fran- 


C1SCO. 


BECAUSE It’S you; words and melody 

by Paul B. Franklin fof U. Sa. 3505 

© 1c. Mar. 19, 10235) s5aiag0; 
Edward Spitz, Los Angeles. 


BECAUSE OF you; melody by L. Haberly 
of U. Si 3506 


© 1c; Mar. 20, 1923: FE soegee- 
Lylas Haberly, San Francisco. 


"ae and music by Olive Linnell 
e. Olive Herbert, of England; 
econ Warren & Phillips. 3507 


© Dec. 19, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1923: 
551284; Olive Herbert, Redhill, 
England. 


BEETHOVEN (Lupwic vAn) The storm; 
fourth. movement from _ Pastorale 
symphony no. 6, by L. van Beethoven, 
arr. by Walter G. Hauenschild of 
U. $1; orch. with organ and cr 


© Mar. 9, 1923); 2c) (Mar ine, 
560895; Photo play music co., inc., 
New York. (© new arrangement) 


BEFORE THE GALE; concert étude, by Lee 
S. Roberts rof U. $1; piano. (Im- 
pressions of Lake Michigan, no. 1) 

3509 


© Mar. 14,:1923°2 ce) Mans 2o) ne, 
560961; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BeHoLD! I stanp AT THE DOOR; words 
from the Bible, music by De Loss 
Smith jof U. S31; mezzo voice. Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 

3510 
© Feb. 26,1923; 2c) Magee 
560392; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


BELIEVE, AND BE SAVED; words adapted 
from the Scriptures, music by J. B. 
Herbert prof U. Sa (iw Semtpiure 


songs) 3511 
©, Jan, 18, 1923; 2) ec) Benn 2a 
558195; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 


Ill. 


BettA DonnA; words by Harry B. 
Smith and Arthur M. Brilant, music 
by Ted Snyder tof U. Sa 3512 

©) Mar'9,°1923:.2 c. Massoe 
560751; Waterson, Berlin and Syn- 
der co., New York. 


BELLA NAPOLITANA; sérénade-boston, 
‘par Speranza-Camusat ,of France 
op. 275; piano. Paris, Almar-Margis. 

3513 


224 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


(ec. 28, 1922: 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
E, 551873; Lorette, Paris. 


Brnies (Les) Manréres (The ways of 
fie. sword): ‘French air of the 
XVIIIth century, English tr., Aaa 
scribing and harmonizing by Deems 
Taylor tof U. S.1 op. 15, no. 12; high 
voice. (Traditional airs, no. 4961) 

3514 
(ewan) 6. 1925 2c. Mar.’ 10; E 
558473; J. Fischer & bro. New York. 


(© transcription and harmonization) 


BELWIN, INC., VARIETY FOLIO; collection 
for 36 instruments, arr. by Maurice 
Baron of Francei; full orch. 4to. 

3515 
formiete 1923; 2c. Mar. 10;. 7, 
560844; Belwin, inc., New York. 


SL ae ‘ae by Fr. Jos. Schiitky, 
op. 6, ed. by J: Alfred Schehl tof 
U, Sa; mixed voices, (Willis music 
company Catholic-octavo, no. oe 


(© Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
560966 ; Willis music Eo. Cincinnati. 
[© arrangement) 


BeENEDICTION; by Edwin H. Lemare tof 


England, ‘domiciled at Portland, 
Me; organ with chimes. (In 
Twelve short improvisations, bk. 2, 
no. 6) 3517 


@riee 19/1922; 2c. Jan. 26, 1923; 


B 555473; H. W. Gray co., New 
York. 
| BerceusE; par H. Kryzanowska of 


France] op. 41; piano. 3518 


Wee 26, 1922 1c. FKeb. 9,,1923; 
~ E 556252; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


; pour violon et piano, sur le nom 
de ‘Gabriel Fauré, par Maurice Ravel, 
transcription par Lucien Garban tof 
France; 1. Piano a quatre mains.— 
2. Violoncelle et piano. 3519, 3520 


alan. I2 Jan. 22, 1923; le each 
Pep, 9: E 5560275, 556276; Durand 
et cie., Paris. t© transcription 


1.) Piano. a, 2 mains -— 
2. Flute et piano.. 3521 3922 


een 4, ianod2, 1923; 1 exeach 
Feb. 9; E 556277, 556278; Durand et 
cie., Paris. «© transcription) 


BEsSARABIER CHUSID ’L; by I. J. Hoch- 

man of U. Sj; instrumental. 3523 

CO) ites Mag) 27) 1923 = 558873) 
Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


3505 


Berry (THE) JANE MARCH; by I. B. 
Sorter 10f U.\Say piano: 3524 
©-Mar:°26, 1923: 2c. (Mar. 293 5 
559009; Ina Belle Sorter, Gates 
Mills, O. 


BETWYN’S DANCE ALBUM; by Montague 
Clayton, and others of . Great Brit- 
ain}; piano. 3525 

© ‘Feb, 22). 19233. 1. e: Mar see 
556688; Betwyn, lItd., London. 


BEYOND THE STARRY SKIES; words by 
James Fanch, music by Harry M. 
Gilbert tof U. $1; organ acc. 3526 

©) Man 51923; 2-e Mar-65 E 
558424: H. W. Gray co., New York. 


BIMBE INNAMORATE; la canzone delle 
carte, valzer, versi e musica di Ro- 
molo Corona ,of Italyi; mand acc. 
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 
Ato. 3527 


©) Dec. i wo275 tres Mar. 5; 4923): 


F, 556681; Italian book co., New 
York, 
BrrpD RHAPSODY; melody by Albert 
Chiaffarelli tof U. Su 3528 


©) ie) Mar. (26 1923). i" Saiaoe2 - 
Albert Chiaffarelli, New York. 


Birp sonc; words and music by K. L. 
Santh 1t UW. Sj 3529 


(©) Mar: 24.1923)" 2c: Mar) 26: EB 
561183; Katherine L. Smith, Minne- 
apolis. 


Bob 


BirpiE; words and melody by 
Rothberg 1. e. Robert Rothberg, of 
UW Sh 3530 


Oy fice Mar. 26, 41025 Is 558k: 
Robert Rothberg, New York. 


Birps ON THE WING; by Arthur Hinton 
tof Great Britain); piano. Four 
pastoral sketches, no. 3) 3531 


©) Dee 30; 1927 + ic. Jan. IZ ens 
E, 551686; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


BirtH; poem by Frederic Lawrence 
Knowles, music by William Stickles 
fon OSH 3532 

Cu Bepy 1) 1923) 24 eb. lg: i 
558116; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
- York. 


Bizet (GrEorGES) Scene from Carmen; 
by Bizet, arr. by George Rosey rof 
U. $1; orch. Rosey’s ed. New York, 
George Rosey pub. co. 4to. 3533 

Gy wank 255! W923.) 2 er Mian! 19). 
FE, 560974; G. M. Rosenberg, New 
York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3534 


pt. eT, n. s. ,v. 18 


BLESSING AND GLORY; anthem, music by 
Sergei Rachmaninoff, arr. by 
Markaroff tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 
Ato. v 3534 

© Feb. 715, 1923; 2 c. Feb:-175: E 
558145;°Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


BLINDMAN’S, BUFF (Blindekuh); by 
Richard Eilenbetg tof Germany) op. 
302; piano. 3535 

© ». Marly, 1923 +. 20¢;'-Mar 2035, 
558752; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


BLUE JEAN Binty; words by M..P. 
Ganey, music by Len Fleming of 
WeS8h 3536 

(OraMiare? 24° 1925: ac" “Aor tae 

Saale Merlin P. Ganey, Gillespie, 

18 


BLuE (A) sone; by J. W. Newton tof 

U. Sia; melody with piano acc. 3537 

© 21 je. “Feb.£26,01923; 558285; 
John Wesley Newton, Buffalo. 


BLUES, BLUES, BLUES; the new fox- 
blues, by Roge Bound (of France}; 
piano. Paris, Almar-Margis. Lon- 
don, Dix. 3538 

© Dec. ae 1922" 1c. Jani 22,8973 : 
EB 551860: G. Lorette, Paris.” * 


Burs (THE) CONFUSED; words and 
music by Rolland W. ‘Clements tof 
U. Ss, 4arr. by: Paul. M. Paulsencot 
esi 3539 

Gt tc) Mar: 1, 1923; 9558359: 

Rolland Clements, Boston, 


Biuest (THE) OF THE BLUES; words 
and music by Tom Waltham of 
England}; avec théorie. Paris, Al- 
mar-Margis. 3540 

© Dec. 28; 1922-1 ¢. Jan. 2254923; 
E 551871; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Bos-o-LINK; words by Lester O’Keefe, 
melody by igouis, Breau jot. -U. 29.1 
arr. by Russell Bennett tof OS 

3541 
Oele Apr, 1519236 we Ma5onl3: 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


BocHEN (Ffiix) Notturno; par P. 
Boghen jof Francei; piano. 3542 
© Weersl1922- Wie. eb. 91923 - 

E 556292; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


Botte A MUSIQUE; par Enrico Toselli 

tof Italy1; piano. 3543 

©) DeeZ8> 192251 ¢ Jan: 22; 1923; 

FE 551909; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 


—— 


( 
Be cunaee -BosTON ; von Manny Mau- 
der of Germany), arr.’ von Otto 
Lindemann tof Germany; piano. 


© Nov. 1, 1920; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 


E 556542; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 

Bonne (LA) AUBAINE; paroles de 
Fred Pearly et R. Myrra, musique 
de G. Gabaroche et F. Pearly tof 
France} 3545 


© Jan. 22, 19233:4)c) Bebe Sa 
556245; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


BoNNIE WEE HOOSE ON THE HILLSIDE ; 
words by Dan Fraser, music by 
Haydn P. Halstead tof Great Brit- 
ain}; in B flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 3546 


© Feb. 21, 1923: 1 c. Feb. 23: 
556449; B. Feldman & co., London. 


BONSOIR, PETIT PERE; berceuse, par E. 
Lucas ,of France}; violon seul. 4to. 


3547 


© Dec. 31, 1922: 1 c. Feb, 19; 1923 
E, 556443; Durand & cie., Paris, 


Book (A) oF cCHoRUSES; for high 
schools and choral societies, ed. by 
George Whitefield Chadwick, Os- 
bourne McConathy and others [of 
U. Sa 4to: 3548 

© Jan. 13, 1923; 2 ¢ and ane Pen. 
8; A 696299; Silver, Burdett & co., 
Newark, N. J. 


BoosEY’S BRASS AND REED BAND JOUR- 
NAL, No. 631; arr. by Boosey & co. 


rof Great Britainj; band. 4to. 3549 

© Feb. 14;:1925" icy Ware ee 
556701; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. :s© arrangement) 


BovguEt (THE) VALLEY OF MY NORTH- 
ERN MOUNTAIN HOME; words by: J. 
F. Whitney, music by Charlotte E. 
Perkett tof U. Sa 3550 


© 1c. Mat. -31, 192325 hsne075- 
Joel F. Whitney, Westport, Na. 


BRANCOUR (RENE) Suite; par R. Bran- 
cour of France1; pour saxophone 
tén. en ut, et piano. Contents: 1. Im- 
provisation.—2. Pastorale—3. Hu- 
moresque. 3051 

) Jano-22, 1923: 1 eee 
556267; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


—— op. 98; trombone tén. avec 
acc. de piano. Contents: 1. Médita- 
tion.—Z. Lied.—3. Fanfare. 3552 


© Dec..28, 1922: \1 .c. Peb.09; 923; 
E, 556262; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


226 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


3570 


BricHtest (THE) star; words by Mrs. 
D. John, music by R. A. Brown tof 
rue 3 3553 
© aan mi, 192302 e) Reba 173 2k 
ee Mrs. David John, Zeona, 
ome 3) 


Petene It WITH YOU WHEN YOU COME; 
words and melody by Porter Grain- 
ger tof U. Sua, arr. by John Ricketts 
tox WU. Sa 3554 

ete opr. 5, 1923; E 559103; 
Bob Harris, New York. 


® 
BROADWAY BLUES; words by D. Ashba, 
music by Chas. A, Johnson of U. Ae i 


Meieceoiar. 19, 1923; E. 560947; 
Dan Ashba, Kansas City, Mo. 


BroapwAy sQuAw; words ie Martin 
Brandon, melody Dye ly Vv. De Cin- 
ber tof U. Si 3556 

ae Mar. 19, 1923; E. 560956; 
Joseph V. De Cimber, Milwaukee, 


BRoADWAY (Tur) watz; words and 
music by C. Haller and W. A. Bush- 
man rof U. S$. 355/ 

@uiiee 2h 1923; 2 c. Mar. 20; 
E, 558664 ; Charles Haller and Wil- 
liam A. Buschaw, New York. 


BRoKEN BUTTERCUPS; valse petite, from 
The garden comedy suite, by George 
S. Schuler tof U. S.1; piano. 3558 

Gr ben. 2151923; 2.¢) Feb. 237° 
558214; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


BROKEN HEARTED MELODY ; words by 
Gus Kahn, music - by Isham Jones 
fort. Sa 3559 

(© Dec, 29, 1922; 2 c.Feb..23; E 
558212; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Brook (Tue); words by Tennyson, 
music by Winifred E. Moore tof 
U. Sa, arr. by John S. Fearis; alto 
ad ‘lib. 4to. (Unison chorus, no. 
1205) 356 

© Mar. 2 192352 co Apr.93 by 
559052558 . Fearis & bro., Chicago. 


BrowN, BLACK AND YELLOW BLUES; 
words by. Howard Johnson, melody 
by Sam Perry and Sam C. Lanin 
Tok Ue Ou 3561 

©)eh ea) Apr, oy 1925; FE, 559136; 
Leo Feist, inc, New York. 


BRowN EYES; words and melody by 
Herbert Cohen of U. Sua, arr. by 
Morton W. Friedman of U. Su. 
tPhotostat} 3562 


©. 1. ¢. Apr: 47-1929) 8 2561398 ; 
Herbert Cohen, Brooklyn, % 


BUEHLMEYER (Henry) 75 music pieces 
without notes; a selection of folks 
songs etc., arr. by H.' Buehlmeyer 
tof U. Si; piano and organ. 3563 


i *©@- Vans 2, 197332: chard? atten Jan; 
5; A 695087; Henry Buehlmeyer, 
Hoboken, N. J. 


BuFFALO, I’M BACK AGAIN; words and 
music by C. Falsone fof U. S34 In- 
vincible ed. New York, Invincible 
music co., inc. 3564 


©) Man. 16) 192377 c. Mar 17: 
FE, 558630; Carrie Falsone, Buffalo. 


BuLL-FRoG (THE) PATROL; fox trot, by 
Jerome Kern, arr. by H. M. Higgs 
cof Great Britaini; piano. 3565 

©} Mar.1@. 1924. “le: Mar, 28-95, 
55/067; T. B. Harms co., New York. 


Busy BEES’ Ssonc; by W. D. Armstrong 
of Uy Sit@ piano! * (Five nature 
sketches ) 

(Centar 104 1923* "2. Marts: 
E 558505; ‘Theo. ‘Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 


Buy A BUNGALOW; words and music 

by A. M. Stringfield tof U. Si 3567 

© Bie. Mar: 26/1923: FB 558930; 
Annie May Stringfield, New York. 


Byrp (WiLLIAM) Fourteen pieces for 
keyed instruments; by William Byrd, 
ed. by J. A. Fuller Maitland and W. 
Barclay Squire tof Great Britain) 

3568 
© Feb. 20, 1923; Me Martoee 


: 550776: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


CEsT L7AMouR; fox trot et shimmy de 
la revue En douce, paroles de Albert 
Willemetz et Jacques-Charles, mu- 
sique de Maurice Yvain rof France) 

3569 
© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E 556246; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


CEST LEXTASE; poésie de Paul Ver- 
laine, musique de Paul Fiévet [of 
France] 3570 

() Dee? 28) 1922 1 ch jan. 22, 1923'- 
BS5191': Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


C’N’EST PAS COMME GA; cri populaire, 
sur les motifs du célébre black’s step, 
Nao é assim, paroles de Jack Cazol, 


ee 997 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3571 


pt. 111, i. Sy v.18 


C’nN’EST PAS COMME ca.—Continued. 
musique de G. Smet rof France) 
Paris, Almar-Magis. London, Dix. 

; S571 
© Dec: 28, 1922: 1c. Jan. 7229923; 
E 551870; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Cc. S. M. marcy; by Chas. Southwell 
pof..U. Say mulitary “band: He 


©.iMar. .24.51923:;..2 ¢ Aprag, 2 
559047; George Southwell pub. co., 
Kansas City, Mo. 


CA CEST POUR VOUS, MAD’MOISELLE; 
fox trot, par L. L. Lynde tof France; 
piano. Jars 

©@-Dee: 28, 1922; 1 ceian. 22/)8923;; 
E 551916; Smyth, Paris. 


Cactus Fox Trot; by C. B. Farthing 
fot).U. “8.1; plane; 3574 
©. Lc. 2 Feb: 26,1923; / Hp. s58a13;; 


Carrie Belle Farthing, Houston. 


CALIBAN IN THE COAL MINES; words by 
Louis Untermeyer, music by O. G. 
Ponneck tof “Uh. Sa op. 19 osne: 
(Studies in song) 35/5 

©) Apr 4, 1023: 2 «. Apremsi 
559094; Composer’s music corp., New 
York. 


CALIFORNIA, YOUR STATE AND MINE; 
words and music by H. P. Camden 
fOr. Wiens. 3576 

(©) sFeb: 27,048023; 2c. “Mar: iy vB, 
560705; Harriet P. Camden, Fairoaks, 


Calif. 


CALLING FoR you; waltz ballad, words 
by Homer Chapelle, music by 
Wright tof U. Sa, arr. by Louis La 
Rondelle tof Great Britain, domiciled 
at Los Angeles) 6577 

© cy Miawy28, 1923) Be so8o42 5 

Edna Wright, Los Angeles. 


Catypso; Grecian dance, by R. 5. 

Stoughton fof U. $1; piano. 3578 

© "Mar: 17491923;"2" c:) Mame20; 

E 558737; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


CAMICIE AZZURRE; versi di Nello De 
Lutio, musica di Mario Cosentino 
rof Italy; mand. acc) Naples, Casa 
musicale napoletana. 4to. 3579 

@ Beha t, M923 .dicenMar Z; E, 
556737; Italian book co., New York. 


CANNIBoLA; words and melody by Billy 
Frisch and Will Donaldson of U. S.i, 
arr. by Claude Lapham rof U. ae 


© 1c. Apr. 3, 1923; E 559067; 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


Can’t you sEE I LovE you? words by 
F. McF ti. e. E. F. McFadden, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. pof U. Sa 
New York, World music pub corp. 
3581 
© Feb. 19, 1923: 2’c. Beh. 2358 
igen E. F. McFadden, New Castle, 
ah 


CANZONA SINCERA; versi di G. Tetamo, 
musica di Perfettr (ab) Ptalyy; 
mand. acc. Naples, Klarophone rec- 
ord. cai, Svo: 3582 


© Feb. 1, 1923; 1 ¢ Mar i2° E 
556877; Italian book co., New York. 


CANZONETTA; by Albert Sammons of 
Englandi op 20; violin and piano. 
3583 
© Jan. 1), 9025;5 1c. eee) E, 
551695; Hawkes & son, London. 


——par Enrico Toselli tof Italy; vio- 

lon et piano. 3584 

© Dec. 31, 1922;,1 ©: Feb.10" 1923; 

E 556434; Delrieu freéres, Nice, 
France. 


Carpet (Lucien) Aria; par L. Capet 
tof France: op. 5; violon, alto et 
piano. 3585 

© Dec. ‘28, 1922-1) c Fame 19757 
EF 551875; A. Z. Mathot, Paris. 


CAPITOL MARCH; by Erno Rapee and 
William Axt tof U. $1; piano. 3586 


© Mar, 2,.1923;. 2c. Mie 1923; 


E 560521; Richmond-Robbins, inc., 
New York. 
CapricieusE (LA); valse, by Georg 


Eggeling tof Germany; op. 120, arr. 
by Edmund Parlow; two pianos, four 
hands. 358 

© Jan. 23; 192332 ciao co 
555450; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement} 


Cara MIA; words by G. Hubi-New- 
combe, music by Kennedy Russell of 
Great Britain); in D. © 3588 

© ‘Peby 7, 1923 1c. Magy 
556704; Boosey & co., London. 


CARMENCITA; fox trot, text von Arthur 


Rebner, musik von Otto Weber tof — 


Austria, klav. arr. v. Otto Lindemann 
tof Germany) 3589 

© Sept. 1, 1922; 1 c. Feb, 28, 1923; 
E, 556608; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


228 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS . 


no. 4, 1923 


3606 


CARMENCITA-MORCEAU CARACTERISTIQUE } 
by Hackl, op. 54, ed. by McNair 
Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa, played by Barry 
Mortimer. (Solo carola hand played 
record, no. 74815) Music roll 3590 


(er bep, 20,°1923:°2 c. Mar. 5;.E 


558393 ; Cable €G:, Chicago. (© edit- 
ing) 
CARNAVAL DES PAPILLONS; intermezzo- 


caprice, by Harry Rowe Shelly tof 
Meeoq atc. by Adolf, Schmid of 
Great Britain, domiciled at New 
York}; orch. with piano conductor. 


(Galaxy, no. 200) 3591 


Poemce 2. A021: 2.c..Dec, 125) E 
523701; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Caro MIO BEN (Heart of my heart) ; 
English text by Paul Bliss tof U. Su, 
music by G. Giordani. (Concert and 
recital songs) oDOZ 


moe, Oy 1923+ 2 .c. Apt: 103. 
561563 ; Theo, Presser co., Philadel- 


_ phia. ‘© English text) 

CAROLINA MAMMy; fox trot, words and 
music by Billy James tof U. $1; orch. 
Feist ed. 4to. 3593 


(yep, 27, 1923: 2 c.\ Feb, .28; E 
560467; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


CAROLINA MEMORIES; words by M. 
Pope, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach of 
OS Si 3594 
@ydever iar. 5, .1923:. k 560608: 

Mary Pope, Los Angeles. 


CAROLINE; words by Rousseau Sim- 
mons and W. A. Morgan, melody by 
‘W. Astor Morgan rof U. Su. 3595 


feenoes Ant. «4, 1923; BH 550067" 
Atrow music pub. co., inc, 
York. 


CARRY ME TODAY, AWAY BACK ‘To Iowa; 


waltz song, words and music by es 
R, Brackelsberge tof U. Si 3596 

ey Gey 1019235); 2 c. Feb, 175.8 
558425; Charlotte Rose Brackelsberg, 
Kansas City, Mo 


CARRY ON; words adapted and music 
bye. “Gaines: Got. U. Sis DOs 
Angeles, Calif., Gaines pub. co. 3597 

@ Mails, 1923; 2c. Mar.i283 
559098; Berenice Van Loan Gaines, 
Los Angeles. 


Casket (A) oF JEWELS; miniature 
suite, by Cyril Maclean of Great 
Britainj; piano, Contents: 1. The 


New, 


amethyst—2. The emerald—3; The 
ruby.—4, The -pearl.— 5. The opal— 
6. The turquoise. 3598 


© jan. (9256.1 expan pies 
551681; Reeder & Walsh, London. 


Castor ET PoLLux;-menuet chanté, de 
J. P. Rameau, transcription par E. 
Lucas tof Francei; pour violon seul 
ou mand. 4to. 3599 


©) Janis 16,1923; -T c77 PebanO*: Fay 
556272; Durand et cie., Paris. «© 
transcription) 


Cat AND Doc (La gata i en belitre) ; 
Catalan folksong, English version by 
Mary Ellis Opdycke, musical setting 
by. Francesco Pujol, ed. by Kurt 
Schindler tof U. S.1; chorus or mixed 
voices. 4to. (Songs of the Spanish 
provinces: Catalonia) 3600 


(Cy Pebr 5, 1923-92 :e2 Feb 17 5, EB 
558147; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Cat’Ss WHISKERS; words and music by 
Fred Tibbott and George Rex of 
WoUSa 3601 

(c) Pebs 17; 1923; 2.) Reba 
558276;. Le Roy music pub. co., Van- 
couver, Canada. 


CE MANCHE TU; versi di G. Tetamo, 


musica di A. Vaccaro tof Italyi;- 
mand. acc.’ Naples, Klarophone rec- 
ord co. 8vo. 3602 


©. Hebi il. 1923409 ic. Mar. al 2a B, 
556872; Italian book co., New York. 


CELESTIAL SONGS; a collection of sacred 
songs for all purposes, by S. A. 
Berrie, A. L. Burnett and others rof 


U. Si Fayetteville, Ark., Excelsior 
music co. 12mo. Rie 
@) Mar. 5).1923; 2: ¢. Maren 


560730; Stephen. Althea Berrie, Fay- 
_ ettev ille, Arkis’s. 


CELLE QUI CHARME; valse, par R. Gé- 
liot tof France;; orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 3604 

Or fam) 31, 1923) eh Feb: WO? & 
556439; Robert Géliot, Paris. 


CHAMELEON (THE); a study, by J. H. 
Hande of U. $1; piano. Blue print 
3605 

E 560365; 


Baltimore. 


be 1, eo bebe: 27,1923: 
John Hallward Hande, 


CHANSON (UNE) D'AMOUR; serenatella, 
par Enrico Toselli tof Italyi; violon 
et piano. 36 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 «. Feb. 10, 1923; 
FE 556435; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 


229 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3607 


pt. 11, Sees 


CHANSON JOYEUSE; par Paul Lacombe 
tof France); piano. 3607 


© Dec. 31; 1922.1 1c. Hen 9) ay 23: 
F 556291; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


CHANSONNETTE; fox-trot, by Rudolph 
Friml, arr. by W. C. Polla tof U. S.; 
orch. 4to. 3608 

©) Beb. 127.) 1023.12 se. ae 
560434; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


CHANT OF THE FLOWERS (Chant de la 
fleurs) ; waltz, by A. Teres rof U. S.1 
op. 44; piano. 3609 

©) Dee. 25; 1922; 2:¢, Mari22 0025; 
E 558794; Albert Teres, New York. 


CHANT SANS PAROLES; by Norman 
Leigh, arr. by R. E. Hildreth prof 
is S.jeyorch: 40: 3610 


©) Dee: 27, 1922; 2c) Mat 16, 1923; 
FE 560542; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement) 


Cuare, (THE) IN ‘THE Forest (La 
chapelle de la foret); by A. Jung- 
mani. .op. 152); ed), iby Henri 
Klickmann tof U. Sa; piano. (Mc- 
Kinley world-famous edition, yee) 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1923; 
E 560533; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


CuarMm cir; words by F. De Santis, 

melody by J. Di Giovanni tof U. 8: 

3612 

© Tic. Mar 28, 1923;,0R s500045s 

Joseph Di Giovanni and Frank De 
Santis, New York. 


CHASE OF THE SQUIRRELS; a little etude, 
by) Gerald (Fv razee “tot Es. 
organ. 3613 

© Apr: 4 1923) 2 peo 
559088; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York, 


CHASE THE ACE; novelty fox trot, by 
Toni Farrell tof Great Britain; 
piano. 

©: Keb.) 5, 19285 Ure iteb) (205. 
550397; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


CHATTANOOGA LUMP OF SUGAR; words 
and melody by F. J. Kiernan tof 
WS 3615 

©) tee. Neb. 123, 192354 556223 ; 

_ Frank John Kiernan, Hoboken, N. J. 


Same: 3616 

© Man 24, 19735 2) .c.) Mian. 26: 

KB. 561181; Glesias and Kiernan, | 
Hoboken. 


CHEER UP! CHEER UP! CHEER UP! FOR 
TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY; words by 
Earl Roman, music by Ed. Ward tof 
WS ates 

© Mar. 10) 19235) 2%) Wiawe. aE, 
560796; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inc., New York. j 


CHEER UP OLD PAL AND SMILE; fox trot, 
words by Benjamin E. Cudney, mel- 
ody by M. Piazza tof Italy, domiciled 
at Brooklyn; Ist. violin. 3618 


© 1c. Feb. 28, 19233) 08 eease ; 
Michael Piazza, Brooklyn. 


CHIc-CHIC-CHICKENS; words by J. F. 
Conover, music by Eugene Platzman 
Tepmae Oh vel 3619 


© Mar. 6,°1923-'2 °c. Wines 


558496; James Francis Conover, 
Avon-by-the-sea, N. J. 
CHICK-A-DEE-DEE; words by Mrs. R. 


Terry, music by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 

3620 

© 1c. Mar. 12) 19737 eae? : 
Mrs. Richard Terry, Sciotoville, O. 


CuILDHOoD DAYS; fox-trot ballad, words 
and music by F. C. Huston tof U. 8.1 
Indianapolis, Ind., Frank C. Houston 
co. 3621 

© Feb. 24, 10235" 2 ey iia ie 
558368; Frank C. Houston, India- 
napolis. 


CHILDREN OF THE MOON; a fancy, poem 
by Katharine Adams, music by Eli- 
nor Remick Warren tof U..S. 3622 

©: Mar. 5, 1923" Zoe Aiea 
560539; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 


CHILDREN’S (THE) FRIEND; words and 
music by Haldor Lillenas pof U. Su. 
3623 

© Jan. 1, 19232 ic. Meee 
560570; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Cuiiton (THE) MUSIC FOR STANDARD 
Hymwns; by Claudius Lysias Chilton 
prof U. Sui’ 4to: ; 3624 

© Mar. 22; 1923; 2.c.and an. Mar. 
26; A 698803: “Claud “i. "Carlton: 
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 


CHIMES Fox Trot (Glocken fox trot) ; 
by .V. Pastallé y J. Viladomati rex: 
by J. -Gravelle. tof U.) Sas piano. 
Barcelona, Musical emporium. 3625 

© Feprt9; 1923-2) c, Mepetane 
558168; Edward B. Marks music 
co., New York. (© revision) 


230 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


CHIMING BELLS; waltz, by Charles 
Brunover of U. S.1; guitar. (Guitar 
solos no. 10) © 3626 


fo) Mar. 24. 1923-.2 c. Mar. 24; E 
561197; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


CHINATOWN (A) FeEstivity; by Arthur 
Hinton ,of Great Britain}; piano. 
(Two Oriental sketches, no. 2) 

3627 
fF Wec. 30,1927: 1 c. Jan. 12, 1923; 
E 551683; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


CHINEE LOVE; fox trot, words by Terry 
Sullivan, music by Harry Sanford 
tof Great Britain) 3628 


Pane 26, 1923- 1c, Keb. 93 E 
556791; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


CHOICE SONGS, NO. II; eight songs, 
words by Herbert Buffum and oth- 
ers, music by L. L. Pickett tof U. Su 
ana. J /H. Barr. 4to. 3629 


foteve 2s, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 29, afi. 
Mee Ze. A 694405; L. WL. Pickett, 
Wilmore, Ky. 


Cuoo Fonc; words and music by F. C. 
Stoutenburg rof U. Sa, arr. by Romo 
Baten: U.S. 3630 

ies. 26,,1923; 2° ¢.. Mar’ 24; 
EF 561192; Fred C. Stoutenburg, 
Cleveland. 


CHopIn (FrépERIc Francois) Grande 
valse brillante; by F. F. Chopin, op. 
ig; ed. by Henry S. Sawyer tof 
U. $1; piano.. (McKinley world- 
famous edition, series 1, no. 64) 


631 
© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 8, 1923; 


E 560532; McKinley music co., Chi-’ 


cago. (© editing 
Mazurka; par F. Chopin, transcrite 
par Félix Boghen tof France; vio- 
lon et piano. 1. Op. 41, no. .3.—Z. 
Op. 33, no. 4—3. Op 41, no 1 
3632-3634 
© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. each Feb. 
9, 1923; E 556288, 556290, 556293; 
M. Rossignol, Paris. (© transcrip- 
tion] 


-——Study on the Minute waltz; by 
Chopin, arr., ed. and played by Mc- 
Nair Ueentsiz tof UU? Sai CSolo 
carola hand played record, no. 74786) 
tMusic rolh 3635 

() Heme), 1923-7. c, Mar 5." 
998389; Cable co., Chicago. (© edit- 
ing) 


3645 


CHRIST TRIUMPHANT; cantata for Eas- 

ter, by R. M. Stults tof U. Sa 4to. 

3636 

© Feb. 28, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 

13; A 700528; Hall-Mack co., Phila- 
delphia. 


CHRISTIAN (THE) FIGHT; words and 
music by Calvin Ervin Bost of. 
WE Sa 3637 

©) Mar 15) 1073 2 ¢, Mara22< 
558798; Mrs. Calvin E. Bost, Cornel- 
nas. NSC 


CHROMATISCHE FANTASIE UND FUGE; 
von Wilhelm | Middelschulte of 
U. $3 orgel. 3638 

© Feh 17" 1923-2" c- Heb. b2Z1 Bs 
560290; C. F. Kahnt, Leipzig. 


CuurcH (THE) SCHOOL HYMNAL; by 
various authors, tcompiler of U. S,, 
ed. by C. Harold Lowden. 8vo. 3639 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
12, 1923; A 688603; Heidelberg press, 
Philadelphia. 


CiearA (LA); polka by Jos.:S. Diasio 

tof U. $1; instrumental 3640 

© 1c) Mar. 24.) 1923: E 558840: 
Nicolo Biondo, New York. 


CINDERELLA'S HONEYMOON  (Dornro6s- 
chens brautfahrt); polka and two 
step, by E. Worazil tof .U.:S.13; orch. 
Chicago, Cosmopolitan pub. co. 3641 

Os Mige “059023 sii? ve. Mar: 10> 

E 558487; Edward Dorazil, Chicago. 


CinpErs; from Cinders, words by Anne 
Caldwell and Edward Clark, music 
by Rodolf’Friml tof U. Sa 3642 

i, Maw. 28: 4923.5) 2. ch Mace 20% 
E, 561314; Harms, inc., New York. 


CircLE (THE) oF His Love; words and 
music by Haldor Lillenas tof U. Sa 
3643 

@ Mar. 1, 1923:) 2c... Maras 
560587; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Cify CHICKENS WITH SILK STOCKINS; 
words and music by P. Pappas tof 
Wisi 3644 
© lve. Mar. i247 1023; FE S58e025 
Peter Pappas, Iron River, Mich. 


City oF THE Gops; words and music 
by Rolland W. Clements sof U. Sua, 
arr. by Paul M. Paulsen tof U. Sa 

i 3645 
Ol ey Mar. 01) 1923+ Bh B58360% 
Rolland Clements, Boston. 


231 


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pt! Ii, nee Als 


Ciass (THE) METHOD FOR THE VIOLIN; 
by Albert G. Mitchell of U. S$. bk. 2, 
Rev. ed. 3646 

©. Nov. 10, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 
15, 1923; A 695459; Oliver Ditson 
co., Boston. (© revisiom 


CLEMATITE; valse-boston hésitation, par 
Ciro Urbini tof Italyi; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 3647 

© Feb, 10,1923: +1 vc: Man das7E 
556862; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


—— ——- —— piano. 3648 
© WeerZ8, 1922: 1 c., Jan: 2271923; 


FE, 551915; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
CLEOPATRA; fox-trot song, words by 
Bert: 4H. Carlson, Tom King) and 


Jack Fewster, music by J. Fewster 
rof Australia; 3649 
©). Febs 13,1923: 1) se Manseae 35 
556069; Metzler & co. (1920) Itd 
London. 


CrincInc (THE) vINE; selection from 
the musical play by Harold Levey 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Russell Bennett 
ror “U Sa; plano. 3650 


© “Mar, 15, 71923: 2.¢“ Mag 46; 


FE, 560937; Harms, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 
CLoristER (A) _ EPISODE; interrupted 


meditation, by M. Baron tof U. S. 
orch. with piano-conductor. (Edi. 
tion artistique, no. 2) 3651 


War? 14.1923: 2 er Maceo: 
FE 558592; Maurice Baron, Richmond 
tT, ey. 


Crown (THE) ; by Frederick Keats tof 

S.1; piano. 3652 

©) Man 37; 1923; 2 care 20: 

E, 558736; Theo.:Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


CLOWN CAPERS; 
a. Sas. piano. 


by Walter Rolfe rof 
(Little maskers) 
3653 


(©) Mar. 3, 1923: 20ce Mateay- > 
560676; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


CrozE-props; by G. Hubi-Newcombe 
and Wolseley-Charles, orchestrated 
by Sydney Bayne’s tof Great Brit- 
ain); orch. ‘acc. to voice violin or 
cornet solo, with piano conductor. 
Ato. (Boosey’s string band magazine, 
no. 212) 


© FebwZ0) 1923 2 dc. Mar. 2878 
557092; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


3654 


Coax ME; words by Lew Brown, mel~ 
ody by "James F. Hanley rof U. 1, 
arr. by Eugene Platzmann jof U. S.1 

3655 
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1923; E 558456: 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


CockLE-Boat (THE); a musical vision 
for children in one act, words by 
Charles Emlyn, music by Felix White 


cof Great Britain) 4to. (Curwen 
edition, no. 3643) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 3656 


© Jan. :29, 19235: 1°e) Bement. 
556519; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


CoLoNEL EpHrAIM WILLIAMS; words 
by Frank Prentice Rand, music by D. 
Marvin tof U. Sa 4to. 3657 


© Mar. 31; 1923; 2 cease ol; 


E 559005; Dwight Marvin, New 
York. 
CoLoRED SHADOWS; words by Jessie 


Douglas Fox, music by Addison F. 
Andrews rof U. $8. 3658 

© Mar. 3, 1923: 2 cows = E, 
Sorel: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ComeE; words from the Bible, music by 
J. B. Herbert jot Us Sara ocmp- 
ture songs) 3659 

© Jan. 18,. 1923: "2 "ere ae. 
558203; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 
Ill. 


CoME AGAIN, SWEET LOVE; four-part- 
chorus, by John Dowland, arr. by 
Archibald) TT. Davison: Wore pas 
men’s voices. 4to. (Concord series, 
no. 35: Harvard university glee club 
collection) 3660 

© Feb: 14 1923-2. Heb. 19> & 
558127; E. C." Schirmer’ musiey'co., 
Boston. 


CoME BACK DEAR MOTHER, O MOTHER OF 


MINE; words by P.- Sonderegger, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington of 
U: Sa 3661 

© lye. Mar. 22; 1923; Bases 


P. Sonderegger, Elmhurst, III. 


CoME DANCE TONIGHT; mnocturne-sere- 
nade, by Margaret ‘Lester, arr. by 
William Lester fof Us Sip ommnyts, 
no. 1; women’s voices. (Fischer edi- 
tion, ’ choruses in octavo form, no. 
5223) 3662 

©) -Feb: 26; 1923;. 2c. Feeeies 
S5Sa20e te Fischer & bro., New York. 


232 


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4, 1923 


CoME HOME PAPA BLUES; words and 
music by B. Smythe tof U. $1 3663 
tee, Mar. 3, 1923; 1. 560511; 
Billy Smythe, Louisville. 


CoME INTO My ARMS; words by C. Ray, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof Us S. 
New York, World music pub. corp. 
3664 


@) Pep. 19) 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 
558230; Chas. Ray, Kansas City, Mo. 


CoME JOIN THE DANCE; words by Ed- 
ward Oxenford, music by Katie Moss 
fof Great Britain) 1. In E flat—2. In 
F 3665 


©) Feb. 23, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 9; 
E, 556794; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


CoME SEE THE PLACE WHERE JESUS LAY; 
Easter song, words and music by 
Paul Ambrose tof U. S. 3666 

© eb, 237 1923: 2c. Feb. 27: E 
peur} Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


CoME, sIRRAH JACK HO; ed. and adapt- 
ed by Edmund H. Fellowes tof Eng- 
landj, tonic sol-fa ed. by H. J. Tim- 


othy; three male voices. 4to. (Male 
voice choir library, no. 89: no. 6 of 
Thomas Weelkes’ airs) 3667 


em aatA 923: Lic. Jan 20) 
556077 ; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 
(© editing) 


CoME TO OUR DARK NATURE’S NIGHT; 
anthem, words by George Rawson, 
music by Lancelot G. Bark fof Great 
Britain}; two treble voices, organ 
acc. 4to. (York series, no. 825) 

3668 

(©) Mar, 26; 1923* 2 c.. Mar, 238: EB 

eo Banks & ‘son, York, Eng- 
an 


CoME TO THE BALL; words by M. Legg, 
music by FE. §. S. Huntington tof 
39.1 3669 

© 1c. Mar. 22, 1923; E 558699; 
Mary Legg, Longacre, W. Va. 


CoME To YO MAMMy; words and music 
by M. S. Metzler tof U. Soh ane ay 
Charles E. Pemberton rof U. 


3670 

Se ie Mar.) 6, 1923- FE 558414. 

May Sowles Metzler, Coachella, 
Calf,” 

CoME TopAy; words by Lizzie De 


Armond, music by R. M. Simpson rof 

UL Sa 3671 
© Mar. 29 1923: 2. c. Mar. 19: E 

561017; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


3680 


CoME WITH ME -(Viens a moi); arr. 
of English and French tr. from the 
Bible, and music by Jane Van Etten 
tof U. Sa (Song of Solomon, no. 3) 

3672 

(ey ia ey 5) 21923% ot es Mie ore 

Mar. 12; E 560927; G. Ricordi & co., 
Milan. 


ComMME ’A LUNA; versi di G. Capurro, 
musica di G. Leone ,of Italy; mand. 


acc.) Naples, F. Bideri. 4to. 3673 


©. Feb. 1,°.19233..1 ¢. Mar 285 8 
557056; Italian book co., New York. 


COMMUNION SERVICE; twords from the 
English prayerbooki, music by J. Ker- 
shaw (of U. S.1; mixed voices or uni- 


son. 4to. 3674 

G) Melk. 26> 1925-. 26 Marts 
560489; Joseph Kershaw, Ogdens- 
burg, N. Y. 


Con acinita; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great Britain; piano. (6 pieces af- 
ter Scanatti, 0, 1) 3675 

©: Jan: 29, 1923-1 ec. Feb. 205. 
556473; Augener, Itd., London. 


CON ENERGICO; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great Britain}; piano. (6 pieces af- 
ter Scarlatti, no. 3) 3676 


©) Jam. *29, 1923+ Ve: Beb. (205) E 
556471; Augener, Itd., London. 


CONCENTRATE, AND LOVE WILL FIND A 
way; from Jack and Jill, words by 
Otto Harbach,-:music by Alfred New- 
SONI MW oN 1 Ohms 3677 

Gi Marii29. 1923602 cs Mare 30; 
E 561278; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


ee PIANO PIECES THE WHOLE 
WORLD PLAYS; containing fourty-four 
compositions, ’ selected and ed. by Al- 
bert E. Wier tof U. S.1 (Whole 
world series, no. 21) 3678 
©) Jan. 26, 1923) 2 ¢) and ait. eb: 
8; A 696295; D. Appleton & co., New 
York. 


ConFIDENCE; words by W. H. Willis, 
jr., melody by Anna Butler rof U. Su., 
arr. by, Jouls, Ho Hooper tof Ws. 


° 


3679 
©. eo) Mari 271923: Fo sse57a- 
Wm. Howard Willis, jr., New York. 


CONSECRATION TO THE SACRED HEART; 
words and music by the Sisters of St. 
Hraneis yor U.7S.1  4to; 3680 

Ou MarirIG, 19236) 2,¢.> Mac 20) 48) 
559008 ; Sisters of St. Francis, Syra- 
cuse, : 


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3681 


CONSIDER THE LILIIES; words from 
Mathew VI: 25-33, music by De Loss 
Smith tof U. S.1; mezzo voice. Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 


©) Peh: 226,01023 © 2) e.5 ieee eee 
560391; Fillmore bros..co., Cincinnati. 


ConuNDRUM (A); if all the harm that 
women have done, words by J. K. 
Stephen, music by Graham Peel tof 
Great Britain) 3682 

© Feb. 7) 71923" 1 ce Keb eigen 
556754; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Coo-coo-RI-coo; song of nature’s awak- 
-ening, words by Nathan Kaplan, 
music by Jacob’ Davidson rof U. Su 
(ACNL OD) 3683 

©. Mar, ~8,° 192352 ce. Mar i2- 
560803 ; Popular song and record CO., 
New York. 


CoOQUETTERIE; air de ballet, de Louis 
Gregh, arr. par S. Chapelier of 
- France}; orch. avec piano-conducteur. 
Ato. 3684 
©.Jan; 12, 19235) Toc. Reb nee as 
556257; Ronart Lerolle et cie., Paris. 
(© arrangement} 


CorRN-BEEF AND CABBAGE; words by D. 
C. Burkholder, melody by Arnold T. 


aa FOr. Si 3685 
(dc? Mar: 125 1923s Se yea 
Daniel C. Burkholder, Holbrook, 
ING. Y. 
Coronapo; words by Mildred Grizzelle, 
melody by Ferdie Grofe jof U. Su 


3686 


© Dic. Mar, 46, 19235 5e0es0: 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


CorTEGE ET DANSE ANTIQUE; par Julien 
Porret tof France) op. 93; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 3687 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E, 556263; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


CouRS DE PIANO; en trois années, par 
Victor Staub tof France; 3°™* année, 
(Enseignement moderne du piano) 


©) Jan. 722, 1923" ie... Bebaro: 
556304; E. Gallet, Paris. 


Cow soy Bitz; from You'd be sur- 
prised, words by Wm. K. Wells, 
music by Melville Morris tof Great 
Britain}; in C. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations] 3689 

© Feb. 23, 1923; 1 -c..-Feb: 238: EB 
556767; Lawrencé Wright music co., 
London. 


i cage 
pt: 111, n. s., v. 18 
CREOLE LOVE SONG; part song for 


schools, trio, words and music by 
Edgar Belmont Smith, op. 4, arr. 
N. Clifford Page tof U. $1; women’s 
voices with bass ad lib.- (Ditson 
school octavo) 3690 

© Feb. 5, 1923; 2) ce thease 
558148; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


CREPUSCULE ROMANESQUE; par Angelo 
Corbellini tof France; op. 24; piano. 
3691 

© Dec. 28, 1922 «de. Janeen 1925 - 

E, 551926; A. Corbellini, Nice, France. 


CRIMSON BEAUTY, LOVELY ROSE; words 
and music by P. W. McHugh of 
ES 3692 


© Mar. 12, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 17; E 


ee P. W. McHugh, Newport, 


Criottita! tango milonga, paroles de 
Progneaux et Trociné, musique de 
José Sentis rof Spaim ; piano avec 
paroles. 3693 

© Dec. 31, 19222 Feb, 51073 - 
E, 556248; Francis. SalJabert, Paris. 


CristINA; by H. V. Jervis-Read tof 


Great Britain) ; pf. 3694 
© Feb.: 28 1923: 1 ie. Wie 
556797 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 


London. 


Croguis; by Leopold Ashton tof Great 
Britain ; piano, Contents: 1. Clair 
de lune—2. Babillage.—3. Souvenir,— 
4. Bagatelle. 3695 


© Jan. 31,,.19235, 14) Bear ve 
556467; Augener, Itd.,” London. 


Cross (Inez) Ballade; by I. Cross rof 
U. Sa; aie. Dy Royal Flint tof U. Sa; 
piano. 3696 

© 1c. Mar. 24, 1923: E 558846; 
Inez Cross, Palo Alto, Calif. 


Cross roADS; words and melody by L. 
Cowan rof U. S.1, arr. by Viola Tas- 
cott tof U.S. 
2, Waltz version. 3697, 3698 

© 1c. each Mar. 1, 1923; E 560428, 
560429; Lynn Cowan, New York. 


CROSSING THE STILE; words by Hubert 
Fletcher, music by Montague Ewing 
(of Great Britain 3699 

©. Apr. 6, 1923; 2. c Apmedagee 
561558 ; Theo. Presser Can Philadel- 
phia, : 


204 


1. Fox trot version,— - 


no. 4, 1923 


Crucifixus; four part chorus, by An- 
fomio Lotti, arr. by Archibald T. 
Davison tof U. $1; men’s voices. 4to. 
(Concord series, no. 42: Harvard 
university glee club collection) 3700 


for een, 14.1923: 2 c. Feb. 19; E 
Beelo4; &. C. Schirmer music co., 
Boston. 


Crue, (THE) BACK-BITIN’ BLUES; 
words and melody by Lemuel Fow- 
fee jot) U.S. 3701 


fie. Apr. 5, 1923; 559107: 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
_ inc., New York. 


‘Cry (A) at DAWN; words by Nelle 
Richmond Eberhart, music by 
Charles Wakefield Cadman tof U. S.1 

mop) 77. No. 1; high voice in F. 3702 

foe rep, 20, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 6; 'E 
560683; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. 


‘CsarpEs; par I. Massuelle tof France; 
piano. Paris, Ch. Loret. Paris, H. 
Herelle & cie. 3703 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923: 
E 556300; Massuelle, Paris. 


CUBAN SWEETHEART; ballad fox trot, 
words by J. Allabough, jr., music by 
G. Scoville tof U. S$. Chicago, North 
shore music publishers. 3704. 

© Pep. 5, 1923: 2 «Feb: 6: E 
558432; Joe Allabough, jr., and Glen 
Scoville, Evanston, II1. 


‘CuPID’s WALTZ; by J. E. Mayer ted. by 
Karl Benker of U. $1; piano. (Hasy 
teaching pieces, first: series, grade 2) 

3705 

© July 31, 1922: 2c). Beb,. 174925: 
FE, 558156; Oliver Ditson CO., Boston, 
i) editing; \ 


‘CURIOUS LITTLE SMILE; words by L. 

Whitt, music by H. Richard tof U. S11 

3706 

@©) 1c. Feb.) 19,1923; E 558341: 
Louella Whitt, Malvern, Tey 


‘CurLERS’ (THE) sonc; words and 
music by E. Atherton Smith tof Can- 
ada} Toronto, Canada, Whaley, 
Royce & co. 3707 

webs 22. 1923: 1.'c. Feb: 232 5 
556448; E. Atherton Smith, St. John, 
Canada. 


Cur - (Tur) DIRECT; words by Jessie L. 
Miner, music by Frank H. Grey tof 
hk Si: medium voices. 3708 

© Mari a 10z62"2)\ ¢. Mary: 9s 
500771:;"-G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


3717 


CyrANO DE BercEerAc; suite of three 


pieces suggested by Edmond Ros- 
tand’s poetic drama, by Frederick 
Rosse tof Englandi; piano. Con- 
tents: 1. Cyrano, the soldier, poet 


and lover.—2. Roxane, the dainty and 
beloved.—3. Cyrano, ‘dying, receives 
Roxane’s first kiss, 3709 


©) Jan... Wy 1923%) Neh" Jane 12a 
551696; Hawkes & son, London. 


DAD DEAR OLD DANDY DARLING DAD; 
words by R. Hoover,’ music by Geo. 
Grate eit. 1018 U.. Sa a New? Yorks 
World music pub. corp. 3710 


© Feb. 19, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 23; E 
558236; Ruthello Hoover, Ojus, Fla. 


DADDY BETTER WATCH YOUR STEP; words 
and melody by Gilbert Wells and Bud 
LL. Cooper tof U.. Sa; art. by Claude 
Bapham 108 U.S 4 3711 

@ lc. Mary 15;.1923.-"" i 558596; 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


Dappy’s GIRL; words by E. Evans, 
music by. Dad jot Uy S. 3712 
©. tice Mar S. L925 ec, Sodas. 

E. Evans, Vallicita, Calif. 


DaAppy’s LITTLE LONESOME ROSE; words 
by J. B. Weppler, music by W. N. 
Hamcke rof U. S. 3713 

(©) Mare 8 1923=°2° ce... Mar 14 
558970; Weppler and Hamcke, 
Brooklyn, 


Dappy’s WONDERFUL PAL; words and 
music by Max C. Freedman, Bob 
Nelson and Harry Link of U. Su. 

3714 


© Mar. 19, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
560972 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
meO. New York. 


DADIVA D’AMOR; ase lenta, por Ernesto 
dos Santos, att > par Smet of 
France]; piano. 3715 


@y Dee: 25: 1922; le Jans 2274923 


EB 551898: CG Lorette, Paris, (© ar- 
rangement 
DAGMAR; words by Dudley Mecum, 


MaUSiC voy eV. + iMide Ehatd “ror (Way 
3716 

Gm byes NavavOs; 1922's) i 5477/64 
Wm. Michael Haid, Hamilton, O. 


DAISY, THE CLAIRVOYANT; nocturne 
from The garden comedy suite, by 
George S. Schuler tof U. Saj pay 

1 

Hebi 1923 72) G.) el 23. 

558216; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


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3718 


DALAMEH; fox trotlied, text von Fritz 
Griinbaum musik von Rudolf Nelson 
tof Germany), erleichtert yon Otto 
Lindemann of Germany) 3718 


(©) Mar: +16, 4922; 1c. Reb: 283923; 
E, 556584; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


DANCE OF THE ELVES; by E. H. McKen- 
ney (OE LU Sa pianos 3719 


©: lc Mar. 21, 1923" Ba s580eL, 
Elena Hy McKenney, Los Angeles. 


DANCE OF THE MERRY MAKERS; by H. 
De Hewitt tof Ul S17 piano. 73720 
© Apr../6, 1923) 2c. Apri 
See Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


DANCE OF THE MOMENTS; paraphrase on 
Schubert’s Moment musical with ad- 
ditional original movements, by A. 


eres jot U. $3 ‘op. 20; piano. . 3721 
ynbec: 225) 1022 2ven Wars wee, 
1923; E 558792; Albert Teres, New 


York. 


DANCE OF THE NYMPHS; morceau, by 
C. Montague Birch fof Great Brit- 
ain}; orch. with piano conductor. 
4to. 3722 


© Mare 9) 1023 I: tc. Mar. Zara, 


(© new matter) 


557018; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. (© arrangement 
—— piano. 3/23 
vBeb. 7, 1923) &: Hebi nein aie 
556759; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 
DANCING; words and melody by F. 


King Tol Us. Su, arr. by ‘George sR. 
Holman, rof U. S$. 3724 

@txc War d5, 1923 > eg sa5o4 
Freddie King, Peoria, III. 


DANCING BLUES; words and melody by 
T. Delaney tof wos: J, arr. by Stanley 
Miller ror Ui Sa 3725 


© je Ape. 5, 1925; 559109: Wom 
Delaney, Baltimore. 
words and music by J. Ball rof 
Sa 3726 
©) A ie Hebei 27, 192377, Sa0s875: 
John Ball, Windsor, Mo. 
DANCING CouPLES; by Geo. L. Spauld- 
ing: Ton Wea plano. 3727 
© Miaga 2) 1923 | 2h eMart 1G ants, 
560692 ; Hatch music co., New York. 
DANcING For Joy; by Mari Paldi tof 
UG) S45 (piano, (Otitdoor play) O02o 


(©) Mar. 73,1923: 246° Mar. eh> 
500677); Ehico.., Presser ico, Philadel- 
phia. 


pt. Il, a syv la 


DANCING HONEYMOON; fox trot, from 
Battling Butler, by Philip Braham tof 
Great Britain}; orch. with piano con- - 

3729 


ductor. 4to. 

© Feb. 2, 1923: Aes tee orc 
556766; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. «© arrange- 
ment} 


DANCING IN THE DARK; from Jack and 
Jill, words by Oliver Deering, music 
by Muriel Pollock tof U. Si 3730 

©. Mar. 29, 19235" 2 aos id 
H 501275: Jerome H. Remick & lane 
New York, 


DANCING TO THE BARN YARD JAZZ> 
words and melody by M. J. Fitzpat- 
rick ol We sea 3731 

© 1 c. Mar. 29,11923->8 sore 
Michael Joseph Fitzpatrick, Brook 
lyn.- 


DANS LES COINS NoIRS DE RoBINSON > 
chansonnette gaie, paroles de Jules 


Combe, musique de A. Ferré of 
France; et C. Urbini tof Italy) 3732 
© Jan. .22, 1923-64 cee, 


556269; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


DANSE BARBARE; for cannibal and bar- 
baric scenes, by Irénée Bergé tof 


U. Sa, arr.. Dy Ri fumemickel of 
U..S.; -orch. (Artist's Grchestes. re- 
pertoire, no. 85: Photoplay series, 
no. 6 OTIS. 


© Mar: 19;.-1923" 2c aii ee 
560968; Ross Jungnickel, New York. 


DANSE DES MILLIARDS; par Florent 
schmitt tof France: op. 46,/n0. 2; 
piano. 3734. 


© Dee. 28, 19223-ine, any 22,1923; 
E 551856; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


DANSE LENTE; par Paul Lacombe tof 
France]; piano. 3735 
© ‘Dees 3119225 ic Feb: 9, 1923; 

E 556289; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


DaNsEz, MarQutsEeTte; danse mign- 
onne, par Angelo Corbellini tof 
France} op. 34; piano. 3736 


© Dee'28, 1922; 1c. Jam, 221923; 
FE, 551929)". Corbellini, Nice, France.. 


DARK EYED GIRLS; danza-tango, by Mar- 
garet Lester, arr. by William Lester 
rof .U. Sa, op): 101°, no, 2iawomien:s 
voices. (Fischer edition, choruses in 
octavo form, no. 5224) 3737 


© ‘Feb. -26,1/1923: 2: c. “Reb reyes 
558319; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangement) - 


236 


a’ 


‘ 


no. 4, 1923 


DARLING, KOMM MIT MIR NACH SENE- 
GAL! aus New York-Berlin, text von 
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich u. Robert 
Bodanzky, musik von Rudolph Nel- 
son (of Germany), klavier arr. v. Otto 
Lindemann of Germany) 3738 

© Sept. 22, 1922; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556560; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Dawn; words by H. Von Berge, music 
by Ita B.: Wilson tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Wena o. Fearis; alto ad lib. 4to. 
(Unison chorus, no. 1207) c, 


eeetear, 29) 1923-2 c. Apr, 
E 559051; J. S. Fearis & bro., 


cago. 


ore 


Dawn (THE) DIVINE; Easter service, 
words by A. A. Payn aad: Re 
Nolte, music by M. Isabelle Ritter, 
Roy E, Nolte and John J. Thomas 
mt U. $.7 12n10. 3740 


yfen 19,1923; 2 c. Mar. 13: FE 
558548; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


Dawnine (THE); words by H. N. 
MacKay, music by L. C. Case tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Homer Tourjee tof 
U. Sa :Photostat 3741 


© lec. Feb. 26, 1923; E 558288; 
I, C. Case and Hallie N. MacKay, 
Los Angeles. 


Day sy pAy; M. Coué’s famous for- 
mula, with musical setting by G. L. 
Becker tof U. S.1 3742 


fen Wat. St, 1923;.2 c. Mar. 31; 


559007; Gustave L. Becker, New 
York. 
subconscious suggestion, words 
mene music by ). L.-Fleartz poi U.sa 
Ato. 3743 


Wear 23, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 305, EB 


Paisio. ©. 1. Heartz, Boston; Mass: 


words by G. D. Robley, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington fof U. S.1 3744 

(eo c Mar. 22, 1923: | 55e/0o- 
Gilda Dayton Robley, Mansfield, IIl. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY I LOVE You 
MORE AND MORE; words by 5S. Barrie, 
music by J. F. Roberts tof U. Sa 
New York, Manhattan music on a 

37 
© Feb. 25, 1923: 2.c. Mar. 137 E 
558541; S. Barrie, Wichita. 


Day By DAY, IN EVRY WAY; words aad 
melody by Z. Fitz-Gerald tof U. Su. 


3746 

© 11 ey Mar (26, 1923; EF 561208: 

Zeph Fitz-Gerald, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. ; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


3755 


Day (THE) oF DAys; words by Marie 
FE. Crockett, music by Elmer Sher- 
wood Joyce tof U. Si; high voice in 
Pesak 3747 

© Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 27; E 
561216; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. 


DAYS ARE BLUE; words by T. N. Scara- 
villi, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof - 
Wy Saz.ateahy a hieo. ,G: Beachoies 
eS 3748 

ol ei Mar. 5, 1923." B 560611 
Thomas N. Scaravilli, Cleveland. 


Days (THE) OF LONG AGO; words and 
music by |. J. Howell tof WU. 8.2 
3749 
©: Mar. 11,.1993-2°e. Mar. 19: E 
559045; Ivan Jerald Howell, Los An- 
geles. 


DEAR GIRL, OF MY DREAMS; words by G. 
A. Smith and R. Rochon, music by 
EF. S$. S. Huntington tof U. $1 3750 

()1 se, «Mar. i22, 1923: 19 558/01: 
G. A. Smith and R. Rochon, Chapeau, 
Canada. 


DEAR LITTLE GIRL OF MY DREAMS; words 
by E. L. Ballenger, melody by H. 
Tourjée pof U. S4 3751 


Oy Live Mar: +5, ~ 19235) .Bs 5605972 
Edw. L. Ballenger and Homer Tour- 
jée, Los Angeles. 


DEAR LITTLE PAL I’M SAD AND LONELY; 
words and music by Bert Auerbach 
jor. Oa Sal 3/52 


©. Mar. 12) 192372. Man 12; 
E 558526; Lyric music corp., New 
York. 


DEAR LITTLE You; words by Roscoe Gil- 
more Stott, music by Clay Smith tof 
U. Sa; sop. and alto duet. 3753 

©) Keb. 22: 1923; 2c. Feb.p275) 
560480; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


DEAR (THE) LOST LAMB; words and 
music by W. M. Runyan rof U. Si 
3754 
©. Bebb 15, 1923-26 Keb.Z6. 
558305; William M. Runyan, Wichita, 

~ Kan. 


DEAR OLD DrEvon; vocal fox trot, by 
Tom King and Jack Fewster tof 
Great Britain}; orch. with piano con- 
ductor, and words. 4to. 3755 


Cy Mar. 9.21923) boc Mar 230 


557021; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London. 1© arrange- 
ment] 


230. 


3756 


DEAR OLD HOME; words and music by 
B."Hochberger ‘rot 'U! Sa, atre. by 
Earl Diehl fof U. Su. 3756 

© 1 ©. Mar 27, 19235 58867: 
Bernard Hochberger, York, Pa: 


DEAR onE I Love you; words by M. E. 
Herring, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 


U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach. tof 
eats BvD 
©: 1 ¢. “Mar. 5, 1923: E .560612: 
Herring, Herkimer, 


Marguerite E. 
INS Xe 


DEAREST LovE; words by W. Lutkus, 
music by i F. Roberts tof U. Si 
New York, Manhattan music co. : 

758 
(©) Meo 25 t923-°2 ce Miar,. 154 
558543; William Lutkus, Kaska, Pa. 


DEAREST (THE) ONE OF ALL, WILL BE 
Jesus; words by F. E. Roush, music 
by Haldor Lillenas jof Norway, dom- 
iciled at Redlands, Calif. 3759 


KG) uMiag: 22,1923)" 2 'e Mar Joale, 
561155; Frank E. Roush, Cincinnati. 


DEARIE; words and melody by Eddie 
Ward, Charles Chic Endor and T. A. 
Payton fof U. Su, arr. by Jean Waltz 
por Oe Sa 3760 

© toc.) Mar) 12 -1923-"" 500825; 
Thomas A. Payton, Chicago. 


DEARIE, IF YOU KNEW; fox-trot, by Ral- 
ton and Mayerl, arr. by Debroy Som- 
ers (of Great Britain}; band. 4to. 
(Boosey & co.’s supplemental jour- 
nal for military band) 3761 


@oMat: i 1923. ic. “Mart Zoe rH 
557090; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


DEEP IN SOME WOODLAND GLADE; words 
by Warren Hooke, music by Denys 
Cleaver tof Great Britain ; in G. 

3762 


© “Beh: a3: 1923 >" 1c. Heb wis ras 
556746; J. B. Cramer & co.,ltd, Lon- 
don. 


DEFEND OUR CONSTITUTION; words and 
music by A. Fieldhouse tof U. S$. 

3763 

(Ge Feb.20)1923< 2 cy Mar 13-70, 

558551; Alfred Fieldhouse, Paterson. 


Depart (LE) DE LAME (The soul’s de- 
parture); Breton canticle, French 
text by Francois Coppée, English tr., 
transcription and harmonization by 
Deems Taylor tof U. Sa op. 15, no. 
13: high’ voice. . (Traditional airs; 
no. 4959) 3764 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt, 11b,.f. s.,ve18 


© Mar. 1, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 10; EF 
558474; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© transcription and harmonization; 


DERNIER (LE) RENDEZ-vous; from Rey- 
eries d’automne, by V. Rebikoff, op. 
8, arr. by Spencer Dyke tof Great 
Britain) ; ; violin and piano. 7 


© Nov. 23,. 1922: i.e eee EB, 


551677; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
don. 1© arrangement) 
DERNIERE (LA) FEUILLE; poésie de 


Théophile Gautier, musique de Paul 
Fiévet tof France 3766 

© Dec. 28;-1922> 1 © \Jamegenaees: 
FE, 551885; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


DESCRIPTIVE ACITATO; by Leo. A. Kemp- 
inski tof U. $1; piano, orch. and or- 
gan. (Incidental symphonies, no. 7) 

3 


© Mar. 5; 71023 "02 fee 
560735; Photo play music co., New 
York. 


DESERT (THE) OF GOLDEN SAND; words 
by C. M. King, music by Glen Snel- 
grove rof U. Su. 3768 

© Feb.: 10, 1923: 27°¢ Mepaer 
558164; Carrie May King, New 
Orleans. 


DESILLUSIONE; paroles et musique de 
Nova Barelli tof Francei; piano. 
3769 
© Feb. 10, 19235 1%e Mamaia 
556869; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris, 


DrspaAIR; words and music by J. H. 

Hande tof U. S.1 cBlue print; 3770 

© 1 c. Feb. 27,1923; (a seu307 ; 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


DEUTSCHLANDS ERWACHEN; words by 
Franz Karl Wagner, melody by Peter 
Feldhann tof U. $1; Ist. violin. ao 


©°-1. c« Mar. 3,. 1926" Banos ; 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Dew-prop (THE); words and music by — 
K. LL oSmaith “rot Wo Sa S772 
© Mar. 24, 1923; 2c) Magego. 
561184; Katherine L. Smith, Minne- 
apolis. 


Dico A ME stesso; versi di G.: Tetamo 
musica di F. Ponsiglione cof Italy; 
mand. acc. Naples, Klarophone rec- 
ord co. 8vo. 3773 

© Feb."1; 1923: 1 c Mamgizee 
556873; Italian book co., New York. 


238 


no. 4, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


3793 


DING-A-LING GIRLS; words pe A. Wel- 
don, melody by Arnold T. Lax tof 
wS. 3774 


© 1c. Feb. 20, 1923; E 558187; Al. 
Weldon, Clemons, N. Y. 


Din?’ “7A NUTLATA ’E LUNA; versi di G. 
Tetamo musica di G. Donnarumma 
rof Italy}; mand. acc. Naples, Klaro- 
phone record co. 8vo. 3f/5 

fenGen, 1, 1923;°1 c. Mar. 12;.F 
556876; Italian book co., New York. 


DIRNDL-LIED; aus Bitte zahlen, worte 
von Theobald Tiger, musik von Ru- 
dolf Nelson tof Germany), erleichtert 
yon Otto Lindemann of eee 

37 


(jan 2, 1922; 1 c..Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556591; Drei-masken verlag, Lee 
Berlin. 


Dis-mor Pourguor; dans le revue Du 
bout des lévres, musique de Maurice 
Hermite of France; 1. Song; 
paroles de F. Rouvray et R. Genty— 
2. Piano solo. 37/1, 34/8 


Gai, 2. 1923: 1c. each Mar. 2; 
E, 556648, 556649 ; Enoch & co., Paris, 


Diva (LA) pet TABARIN; one step, pa- 
role di R. Corona, musica di V. Mul- 


ler of, Haly ; mand. acc.) Milan, 
Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. Ato. 


fe Der. 1 1922 1c. Mar; 5,.1923; 
EF 556684; Italian book co., New 
York. 


Dixon (THE) marcy; by E. H. Mc- 
Kenney tof U. $.1; piano. 3780 


@ el © Mar..21, 1923; EF. 558079; 
Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


DyjzertA; shimmy, par G. Smet tof 
Francei; piano. Paris, Mee 
gis. London, Dix. 3781 


© Dec. “e 19273 1c: Jan. 22. SOAS: 
E 551902; CG. Lorette, Paris. 


D1LIA anaee PARA: vivat, by I. J. Hoch- 
Reman (on sU b Gas instrumental. 3782 


Ke) ls. c. Mar. 27, 1923: EK  Sa8oAl ; 
Israel J. Hochman, New "York. 


Do A coop TuRN DAILY; motto song, 
words and music by Jeff Morgan tof 
U .S1 Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music 
house. 3783 


ren, 26 192352 c. Mar. lyn 
560394 ; Fillmore bros. con Cincinnati. 


- Do stiusu; polonez, By N. Aginskego 
tof Polandh, art: by. lL... J.° Hochman 
fof ‘Us Sue instrumental. 3784 


tk, ch. Mar..27 1923): i) 558868% 
Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


Do you; words by J. B. Helm, music 
byw Elarntiet’ C.> Renner ot -Uk' Sa, 
arr, by Jerome Mayhall tof U.S. 


Once Mart (2 197s ie 5585/5 
Jessie B. Helm, Cleveland. 


Do you Love, AS I LovE; from Hitchy- 
Koo 1923, words by ‘Irving Caesar, 
music by Joseph Meyer and Cen 
Gensler tof U. Sa 3786 

©) Mar 16,,1923-.2 esiMar. Iya te 
560940; Harms, inc.,;.New York. 


DoccoNE WHIPPOORWILL; from Go-Go, 
words by Alex Rogers, melody by C. 
Luckyern' Roberts: rot jU: 3$.1, 213787 


©. 1 ee Bebs+28, 19235 558325; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York, 
Same. 3788 


© Mar. 101192392 ce Mar 122.5 
560795; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


Dotores; words and music by Ring- 
Hager tof U. Si 3789 


© ce. Mari: 24.) 1923) 556838. 
Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 


Don’t cRY SWANEE; from Bombo, 
words and music by Al Jolson, B. 
G De Sylva and Con Contad tof 
We Sa 3790: 

(Cy iass 27a Ora 2 e.g ree: 
E 561236; Harms, inc., New York. 


Don’t FORGET YOUR MOTHER; words and 
music by B. H. Compton por eS. 1 
Invincible ed. New York, Inmvincible 
music co., inc. 3791 

@MaisrZ, 319235 2 ek Maes a6 
ae Bessie H.’ Compton, Urbana, 


Don’t FORGET YOUR MOTHER, LAD; words 
and music by E. W. Cronin 1of U. Su, 
arr. by William ‘Hy Penn ‘roi: US S33 

3792 
©) fe. Feb. 15) 41923; 560694: 
pear W. Cronin, Poughkeepsie, 


Don’? LINGER IN THE SHADOWS; one- 
step or song, words and music by 
Will Topham of Great Britain 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 5 

93 


©) Wars 244 1923. Le. Mar 26: 15 
557069; Lawrence Wright tnusic co., 
London. 


239 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3794 


Don’? PITY ME; words by B. Simmons 
and D. Abrahams, music by C. John- 
Sonor Wi toe 3794 


© 1c Mari. 8, 1923585550459; 
Bob Simmons, Chas. Johnson and 
Dave Abrahams, Atlantic City. 


Don’? SING THOSE BLUES TO ME, I’vE 
GOT TROUBLES ENOUGH OF MY OWN; 
words by S. Terry, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
of USA 3795 


Cyl se. Vas aL G23 560399": 
Susan Terry, Sciotoville, O. 


Don’? WE CARRY ON; words and melody’ 


by Cliff Friend and Sidney Clare tof 
UpaSaatr,) by oleate. 3796 


(©) digey (Mar. 272) 1923: 5558920; 
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 


Dot; by J. D. Lindley tof U. $.1; mel- 
ody with piano acc. 3797 


© tic. Mat, 21, 1923's. Bese: 
James Donald Lindley, Rochester, 
Nix 


DovE NASCE I7AMORE; canzonetta, versi 
e musica di V. Spadea tof U. S$. 
3798 
© Mar. 00) 91923 2 ses) Mia it 
560/32; VV... opadea,' New “Yous 


DowN AMONG THE SLEEPY HILLS OF 
TENNESSEE; words by Joe Young 
and Sam M. Lewis, music by Geo. 
W. Meyer tof U. S$. 3799 

©) Feb. 28,1923; 2..c. Mary E 
560386; Irving Berlin, inc. New 
York. 


Down BY THE OLD APPLE TREE; by Al. 
Wilson and James A. Brennan, arr. 
by J. A. Brennan tof U. $1; male 
quartet. 4to. (Popular male quartet 
arrangements by C. F. tis on 


©: Mar 15: 1923. 2c" Mara lomer, 
560899; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. :© arrangement) 


DowN HOME CHARLESTON DANCE; words 
and melody by T. Delaney tof U. Su, 
arr. by Mark Welch rof U.S. 3801 


Ort aci) Apt..«Si19235) Besson; 


Tom Delaney, Baltimore. 


Down IN THE MINES; words by D. Mc- 
Kenzie, music by E. S$. S. Hunting- 
ton jor Uh Sa 3802 

© Gite OMe. 22,1923 ike) 55a 5): 
Daniel McKenzie, Ann Arbor. 


DowN OLD CALIFORNIA WAY; 
words by H. Youngman, music by F. 
Batke prof Russia, domiciled at Fres- 


240 


waltz, . 


pt: 111; n.)s..¥. 18 


no, Califa and J. G. Wyers tof Hol- 
land, domiciled at Fresno, Calif.1, 
arr. by J. G. Wyers. 3803 
©) 1c. Mar. 6, 1925 Seeetiy - 
John Gerritt Wyers, Fred Batke and 
Henry Youngman, Fresno,. Calif. 


Dream (A) at pina words by 
. E. Kuchera, music by Leo Fried- 
man rok U. 8. Chicago, Riviera 
music co, 3804 


© Feb. 14, 1922; 2 c. Mar. 10, 1923; 


EF, 558824; Myrtle E. Kuchera, Kim- 
balls: D. 


DREAM BOAT; words and music by Mil- 
dred White Wallace prof U. Sj 
3805 
© Feb. 24, 1923-26 Pep, 28; 
E 558348; Dixon-Lane music pub. 
COL, Chicago, 


DREAM CITY; one step, di Umberto 
Candiolo of , Italy; piano,” ~~ CTire 
danze moderne) 3806 


© Mar. 5, 1923. ¥ jc. Marine: 
5507 sa- Ge Ricordi & co., Milan. 


DREAM (A) oF My OZARK HOME; 
words and music by H. Hobson tof 
U. Sa, arr. by John’. WW, plowson fof 
U. $1; piano with words. 3807 


© 1c. Mar. 26, 1923; E 558911: 
Helen Hobson, East St. Louis, Ill. 


DREAM-SHIP 0 MINE; words and music 
by Vernella Gray rpseud. of Nellie 
Gray Kruger, of U. S.1 3808 


© 1 ¢, Mar. 207, 410228- ssi 266- 
Nellie Gray Kruger, West Toledo, O. 


DREAM THOUGHTS; album, by H. Had- 
wen-Chandler of Great Britain); 
piano, no. 1-7. 3809 

© ,Feb;. 28, 1923; ive. Maren. ke, 
556656; ' Beal: .Stuttardoiteaneom aled., 
London. 


DREAMING; waltz, by Walter Rolfe tof 
U. Sa; piano. (Little maskers) 
3810 
©. Mar.'3, 1923) 2x6 iMag. |e, 
a Theo. Presser cO., Philadel- 
phia 


——words and music by Mrs. J. M. 
Staffordarer AU oa 3811 
© Tie. Feb, 19, 1923-ie essa 
Mrs. James Stafford, aia 
Mich. 
orl: oy (Pe ee music by 
E..’ S. S.) Buntineton: (ot UlSa ae 


©. ie Mian. 22) 1O2e E 558715; 
Fred G. Whalley, Philadelphia. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mo. 4, 1923 


3830 


DREAMING OF HOMELAND; words by 
Adel Fink, music by L. J. Fink tof 
U. Su, arr. by B. Wyllie tof U. Sa 

3813 

fe) Apr. 20, 1922: 1 c. Feb. 8, 1923, 

Meergan, 26; 2 555481; Lucas J. 

Fink, Union, Mo. °* 


DREAMLAND; words by Walt Stoneham, 
music by E. Clinton Keithley tof 
U.5.1 3814 

ieq 27, 1922; 2 c..Jan.:d, 1923; 
E 560522; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. 


Dreams; fox-trot song, words by Bob 
Levitre, melody by R. Levitre tof 
(Ue Fr 3815 

@ se, Fep,,20,. 1923;: E 558191; 
Ray Levitre, Provo, Utah. 


from The naughty Diana, words 
by Cyrus Wood, music by Will Ort- 
mann of U. Su. 3816 
foebep. 19, 1923: Z.c. Feb. 205. E 
560285; Harms, inc., New York. 


words by E. L. Conley, melody by 
Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of |U. Sa 3817 

@atec Mar. 12)-1923; °° 560821 ; 
E. L. Conley, Mashfork, Ky. 


words by G. Lathrop, music by 
Ann Lathrop, i. e. Myrtle Ann Lath- 
rop; of .U.'$. 3818 
©, i ey Mar. 28, 1923;- 558939.; 
Gordon Lathrop, New York. 


words by J. L. Burton, melody by 
Herman Dubois :pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Sa i 3819 

© 1c. Mar. 1, 1923; E' 560402; 
Julius Lowey Burton, Portland, Or. 


Dreams oF InprA; fox trot, words and 

music by Percy Wenrich tof U. Sa 

3820 

© pepo. 1993.°2°c. Keb. 235.5 

558209; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Dreamy Lorus LAND; South sea island 
waltz, words by Frank Oliver, music 
by Sam A. Perry tof U. S.1, arr. by 
Jemes GC, McCahe\,;of, U. Sa; orch. 
Ato. (Feist edition, no. 1110) 3821 

me 19») 1923: 2" c. .Feb. (20%. E, 
560283; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement ; 


“DREARY WEARY BLUES; words and mel- 
ody by Anton Lada and Spencer 
Williams tof U. Sa, arr. by S$. Wil- 
liams. 3822 


© 1c. Apr. 2, 1923; E 559035; 
Leo Feist, inc.. New York. 


DRIFTING ALONG; words and music by 
REPS Yaw vor) asa 3823 


@ JI c.. Mary 28, 1923 iy 558694; 
Ralph Perey Yaw; Elartford) Conn: 


——words by E. W. Carter, music by 
Charles Murdock rpseud. of Charles 
Mi Meade. of. U. Sa, arr. by, Miia: 
cent White rof U. Si 3824 


©Wlic., Reb: 9. “1923: \E . 560292" 
Earle W. Carter and Charles Meade, 
Buffalo. 


Du KLEINE FEE VOM VARIETE; two-step, 
aus der operette Die tolle Lola, nagh 
Gustav Kadelbirg von Arthur Reb- 
ner, musik von Hugo Hirsch of 
Germany), klavier arr. v. Otto Lin- 
dem i. e. Otto Lindemann, of Ger- 
many] 3825 

© Oct. 9, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556578; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin, 


Du scHWARZE LoLA; onestep, aus der 
schwank-operette, Die tolle Lola, text 
von Gustav Kadelburg und Arthur 
Rebner, musik von Hugo Hirsch of 
Germanyi, arr. v. Otto Lindemann 
rof Germany) 3826 

© Sept. 5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556602; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin, : 


Du SUSSER, KLEINER MANNEQUIN; aus 
der schwank-operette, Die tolle Lola, 
text von Gustav Kadelburg und Ar- 
thur Rebner, musik von Hugo Hirsch 
tof Germany), klav. arr. v. Otto Lin= 
demann of Germany} 2 3827 

© Sept.5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 

_ E 556604; Drei-masken verlag, a. g,, 

Berlin. 


DuccrA; tango, par Eugéne de Olenin 

rof France); piano. 3828 

Owitare 5271023" en, Mar O52 
556735; G Ricordi & co., Milan. 


DupbDkKY BRAT; words by L. Gilrod, mel- 
ody by Herman Wohl tof U. 8S. 
GORD IPTD 3829 

@©it.c Reb. ..6,. 1923; FE 553eie: 
Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


Due (1) cirovAcHI; melodie pascoliane, 
intermezzo grottesco, parole anon, 
music di Domenico Alaleona tof 
Italyi; una voce. 4to. Jo30)7, 

Op Mags 5s O25 2-1 c.) Mari gs. Es 
556722; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


241 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3831 


DvuL-CE-BELL; (tutor, by J. E. Whewell 
tof U. Sa; numerical notations. bk. 
1 24mo. 3831 


© Jani A jd92teo2 ce jano2g ease 
aff. Dec. 23, 1922; A 697259; James 
Edward Whewell, Marwood, Pa. 


DuRCH DAS BLAUE MEER; aus Bitte 
zahlen, worte von FE. Glaser, musik 
von Rudolf Nelson tof Germany, 
erleichtert v. Otto Lindemann of 
Germany) 3832 

© Aug. 9, 1921; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556545; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. i 


Dusty TRroMBoNE; march or one step, 
by Henry Fillmore tof U. $.1; orch. 
Ato. > 3833 

© Mars 19. 923-026. Mat Ze): 

E 561172; Fillmore bros. co., Cin- 

cinnati. 


E (THE) FLAT BLUES; by Thomas Mor- 
ris tof U. Sa, harmonized by Louis S. 
Hooper of U. §.1; piano. 3834 

(@) lc, . Mar, .29, 19230 SG1Z52; 
Thomas Morris, New York. 


E. Z. metHop; how to play the cornet, 
by Thos. J. Armstrong rof U. 8.1 Nie 


© Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c. Mar, 14; aff. 
Mar. 20; A 700712; Wm. J. Smith 
music co., inc, New York. 


——how to play the violin, by Robert 
Smith tof U. Sa 4to. 3836 
© Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 14; aff. 
Mar. 20; A 700713; William J. Smith 
music co., inc., New York. 


Easter; by Edwin H. Lemare of Eng- 
land, domiciled at Portland, Me.; 
organ with chimes. (In Twelve short 
improvisations, bk. 2, no. 3) 3837 

© Wee! 19,1922. 2%c. Jan. 2o48925; 
55547020 Ee. We “Gray aco. aNew 
Work: 


Easter (AN) AN?TIPHON; Latin hymn, 
tr. by Tate and Brady, music by_T. 
Frederick H. Candlyn rof U. $1; 
double cho:, of mixed voices, orgah 
acc. 4to. (Church music review, no. 


683) 3838 


©@Mar: 26,1923: 2 c Mar 27,9 
558884; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


FASTER BELLS; Easter service, by Ira B. 
Wilson, arr. by Chas. L. Lewis rof 
We Sa2yorch. pts... 4to. 3839 


© Feb 18, 192352 cebu eyes | 


560473; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 


pt. 117, Nase elo 


-__text’ by Edith Sanford Tillot- 
son, music by Ira B. Wilson tof 
OURS ee S55 3840: 

© Feb. 1, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
Bl: a 701110; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
LOn,. 


EastER (THE) CALL; Easter service, 


words by Grace Gordon and A, A. 
Payn, music by C. Austin Miles tof 
esa imo, 3841 

© Feb. 19, 1923:\2 came ok, 
558547; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


FASTER (AN) PRAYER; words by V. 

Monro, music by W. Gary tof U. S.t 

3842 

©: Mar. 20, 1923-"2) co ieee as, 

561119; Virginia Monro and Wil- 
muth Gary, Washington. 


EASTERN (AN) LAMENT; by Arthur 
Hinton rof Great Britain}; piano. 
(Two Oriental sketches, no. 1) 3843 


© Dec. 30, 1922: 1c, Pant a2 1925; 
FE, 551684; Reid bros., ltd., London. 


EBLOUISSEMENT; valse-boston hésita- 
tion, par. Ciro. Urbmiyona eral: 
piano. 3844 

© Dec. 28, 1922° 1 ci jane es 
E, 551913; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris, 


Ecstasy; words and music by Freder- 
ick Stevenson tof U. S.1 op. 77. 3845 
© Mar. 17, 1923::2 cation 20. & 
Aste Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ECSTASY OF SPRING; valse, by R. E. 
Clark of U. Sh) aceite tor 
Branson rof U. $1; trombone solo, 
with piano acc. 3 


© 1c. Mar. 20, 1923; EF 558678 = 
Robert E. Clark, Washington. 


Ecypt, OLD LAND OF MYSTERY; words by 
W. R. Williams, music by George 
Bass and Abe Shynman tof U. S. 

3847 
©: Mar. 5,°1923;)2 cc. Maw ob 

560655; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


ELDGAFFELN (Feuerzauber); foxtrot, 
von Einar Landén tof Germany); 
piano. (Edition Roehr, no. 774) 

3848 
© ‘Feb. 28; 192352 ‘c) Manige i: 
557077; Roehr, a. g., Berlin. 


Erécrs; par Fernand Fourment tof 
France); violon ou violon-celle avec 
acc. de piano ou d’orgue. 3849 

© Dec. 28,1922; 1 c. Feb. Oy ie2g- 

E 556302: 9 P:’ Dezett, Bordeaux, 


France. 


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no. 4, 1923 


3867 


ELEVATION; by Ambroise Farman of 
England); piano. 8 
(ben 27, 1923: 1 c. Mar. 5; -E 
ae ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
on. 


ELIANA; azione mimica‘in quattro parti 
con danze e cori ad lib., adattata da 
Eee tantini alla...) suite romantica, 
riduzione di F. Alfano of Italy); 
mamao. 4to. Contents: 1. Notte 
Adriatica.—2. Echi dell’ Appennino.— 
3. Al  chiostro abbandonato.—4. 
Natale Campano. 

he ian. 5) 1923; -1 c. 
550727; G. Ricordi & co., 


a 


Wie? "Gok 
Milan. 


Ervina, | WANT YOU BABY TO BE MINE; 
blues, words and melody by A. Toca 
tof U. Si, arr. by Henry Werman 
ior U.4Sa (3852 


enue) Mar, 26,1923: E 561213; 
Albert Toca, New Orleans. 


Emor (Blushing); valse chantée, pa- 
roles de Fernand Beissier, musique 


de Rogge Bound tof France) 3853 


() Wee, 28, 1922; 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
EF 551858; Lorette, Paris. 


Emory ALMA MATER; words and music 
by John Marvin Rast tof U. Su, arr. 
by Alton O’Steen and M. H. Dewey 
FOE, US. 3854 

(eps 27. 1923); 2 c:. Mar. 55.5 
Bo0o89; E. L. Graydon and P. L, 
Moon, Atlanta. 


En cacHeTte! sur les motifs du célébre 
_fox-trot, paroles de Ch. L. Pothier ét 
René Flouron, musique de J. Sieulle 
tof France) 3855 


Pe emyan’) 22) 1923; 1c, Feb; 9: E 
556258: Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© arrangement) - 


EN DOUCE; musique de Maurice Yvain 
rof France; 1. Fox trot et shimmy; 
piano.—2. Chanson; paroles de, Albert 
Willemetz et Jacques-Charles. 

3856, 3857 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. each Feb. 9, 
eS) 550241) "556250; .- Pranceis 
Salabert, Paris. 


EN MARGE DE SHAKESPEARE; par 
Adolphe Borchard jof France); parti- 
tion d’orch. Contents: 1. Portia— 
2. Juliette—3. Ophélie. 3858 
© BepalOy 1923) tc. Mar. 13978 
550866; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


ENCHANTED (THE) ISLAND; suite, by 
Lionel Larenne tof Great Britain); 


1413—23—— 3 


piano. Contents: 1. The enchanted 
island—2. The moon rises—3. The 
valley of delight—4. The fairy 
queen’s ball.—5. The nymph’s ballet. 
3859 
© Feb. 28, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 1; E 
5ho0a/ 55h Beal (potuttard \& “cor lids 
London. 


ENEMIES OF WOMEN; themes, by W. F. 
Peters. tof, WU. S13. piano: 3860 


©) &e.8 Mar... 2).1923- 1560433 
Wn, Frederick Peters, Englewood, 
win Dis 


ENIGMA; stealthy, mysterious, by Gas- 
ton Borch of Belgiumi; orch. and 
piano conductor. 4to. (Hawkes’ 
photo play series, no. 23) 3861 

Cr vane te tOZs. tc. Jane rt2 or 
551693; Hawkes & son, London. 


ENouGH; words by Sara ‘Teasdale, 
music by Homer Samuels tof U. S.1; 
high voice, 3862 

© Novin22 7 1092) 2) eh iNoy.! 123; 
i, 560288;° (GG; Ricordi’ & co. “inc: 
New York. 


ENTREE FESTIVALE; by Gustave Ferrari 

cof Francei; organ. 3863 

© jangle 1923). Thi ex Bel. 20ce i 
556466; Augener, Itd., London. 


EPPERSON’S PIANO STUDIES; first studies 
and familiar melodies, by E. G. Ep- 
persom) of *UsiSi op. 70, no, 1.° bike: 
yy) Salty Bake City. Utah,» Consoli- 
dated music co. 3864 


©) Dee: 3081922 = 2 e:'and ati jan 


4, 1923; A 694595; Emery G. Epper- 
son, Chicago. 2 


E'SQUISSES PROVENGALES; suite, par 
Francis Popy jof France); orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. Contents: a. 
Fete champétre—b. Au bord du ruis- 
seau.—c. Réverie aux étoiles.—d. 
Farandole aux flambeaux. “3865 


Jer SL r1923- Te. Reb. 1028 
556446; E. Gaudet, Paris, 


Kt PAN, AU FOND DES BLES LUNAIRES, 
S’ACCOUDA; par Florent Schmitt rof 
France; op. 70, no. 1; piano. (Mi- 
rages, no. 1) 3866 

© Dec, 289022") 1) cy Jam, 22 Wop3r 
FE 551895; Durand et cie., Paris. 


ErerNA (1) CHIMERA; romanza, words 
by Riccardo Cordiferro, melody by 
O. Sommovigo tof Italy, domiciled 
at New York 3867 


© 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; E 558356; 
Addone Sommovigo, New York. 


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3868 


ETERNAL (THE) FLAME; words by J. 
Keirn Brennan, music by Ernest R. 
Ball; arc. iby Geo. J. Trinkaus of 
U. Su; male voices. 4to. (Witmark 
edition, no. 5195) 3868 

@©/\Mar. 17,, 192312 se. Mar, 26: 
561165: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 1© new arrangement) 


ETERNELLE HISTOIRE; paroles de Marcel 
Beau, musique de Roger de Franc- 
mesnil fof France; (Mélodies, no. 1) 

© Dec. ai 1922-1'c. Feb. 10;( 19235 
FE, 556433; | Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


ETRANGE (L’) VALSE; valse Ee eaie ane 
chantée, de la revue Avec le sourire, 
paroles ‘de René Nazelles, musique de 
Maurice Yvain of France) 387 

©) Dee! 31,1922; 1c; Feb: 9; 1928; 
E 556243; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


EureEKA; march, song cho., words by 
Henry M. Fecheimer, music by Harry 
H. Zickel tof U. Sa: song ene: 

1 


28. 19232 \c eMiar 130: 


© Mar. ( 
Detroit. 


E 561303; Zickel pub. co., 


EUTERPEAN Lyrics; by Mortimer Wil- 
son tof U. Si op. 28; string orch. 


Fischer ed. Contents: 1. Aubade— 
2. Madrigale—3. Idylle—4. Baya- 
dere.—5. Pastourelle. 3872 


©! Ape..2, 4923; 2c. Apa 
561394; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


pee MEDITATION; serenade, by B. 
_ Crumling tof U. Sa; band,  4to. 


3873 
©) Mar. 7, 1923; 2c Mare. 
558455; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg, 
Pax 
EVENING OVER ‘THE FOREST; words by 
Beatrice Mayor, music by Eustace 
Phillan of Great Britain 3874 
© Bebb: 0), 1928 3 ti ciiare yy oe, 


Boosey & co., London. 


556705 ; 


EVENING PRAYER; sacred song, words 
by Thomas Kelly, music by J. Carl- 
ton Drew tof U. Si; medium voice. 

3875 
©) Pen 15, 1923) 2. ci Maron, a 
559038 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, 


Pe by Otis M. Carrington rof 
UU Sati piano.) 4to. 3876 


© eb 23. 1923) 2) Marcie 


560388 ; Myers & Carrington, Red- 
wood City, Calif, 


) 


= 


pt, TL; ae 8. v.18 


Every DAY; words and music by H. G. 
Howard tof U. $a . Chicago, Il. 
Harold Rossiter music co. 3877 

© Mar. 1,":19235 26ers 
560701; Homer G. Howard, Chicago. 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY, I'LL TRY UN- 
1, | cet rt; words and tusierby Il. 
E. Owsley rof U. $1, arr. by Dave 
Peyton tof U. Su 3878 


©.1.c. Mar. .16,, 1923; seiwaG0929 ; 


Tim Emmanuel Owsley, Chicago. 


EVERY ONE WAS MADE 0 LovE; words 
and music by E. Faulknor tof U. Si 
3879 


© 1'¢..Mars 22: 01923 aero 
Eric Faulknor, Indianapolis. 


EVERY STEP BRINGS ME CLOSER TO MY 
LOVIN’ HONEY LAMB; words and mel- 
ody by Bob Nelson, Henry Creamer 
and Lew Pollack jot Uo Saver “by 
B. Nelson. 3880. 

©] c,’ Mar. %27,- 1O2ae eae23 - 
Leo. Feist, inc. New York. 


EVERY STEP OF THE WAY; words and 
music by Lida Shivers Weceh ot 
Uiasa 3881 

© Mar. 29," 1923-2 e ert. 9: 

FE 561001; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


EVERYBODY'S CRAZY “BOUT THE BABY; 
words and music by S. W. Kirtland 
for Uyisn 3882 

© 1 cc. Mar. 21° 19235 eset, 
Sidney W. Kirtland, Annapolis. 


EVERYBODY'S STRUTTIN’ Now; fox trot, 
by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, arr. 
by Louis; Katzman tof U2) Sime orch:, 
with words. 4to. 3883 

© Mar. 8, 1923: 2c. Nig 1s 
560906; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


EvERYTHING Is K, O. in K-Y; words 
by Raymond B. Egan, music by Rich- 
ard A. Whiting tof U. Sua 3884 

©. Mar.’ 29, 1923; 2 ve Mie. 30: 
E 561287; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


EwRyY HEART HAS A DREAM; from 
Peaches, words by Robert B. Smith, 
music by Max Steiner tof U. S. 

3885 
©, Mar, 2, 1923; 2 c.uMigwaes ye 

558383 ; Harms, inc., New York. [© 

revised lyrics] 


44 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 3903 
EYE ee NOT SEEN; three-part song | Fancy Nancy CLancy; waltz, by 
by A. Gaul, arr. by Paul Bliss Harry Pease, Ed. Nelson and 
ror. U. a women’s voices. 4to. Jimmy Flynn jof U. Sa, arr. by Wm. 
3886 Schulz tof U. $1; orch., with words. 


Mar. 10,.1923; 2. c. Mar. 13; E 
558502; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. ‘© arrangement) 


Eyes oF cray; words by J. E. Love, 
music by Otto Bonnell tof U. Si 
New York, Manhattan music co. 

887 

© Mar. 15, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 26; E 

561187; Jennie E. Love, Bozeman, 
Mont. 


FADED LOVE LETTERS; waltz ballad, by 
Pascoe, Moore and Dulmage oof 
ie S.i> ‘band, ,. 4to. 8 

iO) Mar, 22, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 22; 
E 558771; Chas. E. Roat music co., 
Battle Creek, 


FAIRIES ARE CALLING you; a lullaby, 
words and music by Geoffrey O’Hara 
ee W182 3889 

(Man24, 1923; 2c. Mar. 27; E 
558880 ; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, 
inc., New York, 


FAIRY QUEEN; novelette, by Franz Kal- 


bert tof U. Sa; piano. Boston, W. B. 
Hasey .& co. (Melodious teaching 
pieces ) 


©) Pep. 921, 1923; 2c. Feb. 23; E 
558242; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


Farry spARKS; mazurka, by Eduardo 
Marzo rof U. S.1; piano. 3891 
ieiiar. 3, 1923; 2c. Mar. 7; E 
560682 ; Theo. Presser: CO., Philadel- 
phia. 


FALLING LEAVES; words by V. Hill, 
music by Everett j. Bwans tof: U: S4 
Inv rincible ed. New York, Invincible 
music co., inc. 3892 


@ Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 15; E& 


558597 ; Vena Hill, Poughkeepsie, 
Poa. ¥. 
- FALSE-FACED PANSY; novellette, from 


The garden comedy suite, by George 
S. Schuler tof U. Sa; piano. 3893 

Seber: 21.1923.) 2%, Rebs 23718 
558215; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


FANCIFUL SKETCHES; by Edgar Moy tof 
Great Britain; piano. (New century 
edition, no. 75) 3894 

©) Bebe OF 19e36.°1) Mar. i250 
556667; Winthrop Rogers, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Feist ed. 4to. 3895 

© Apr, -5,41923¢) 2c Apr eens 
559134; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


FANFARE VALSE; by Phil Davis of 
Great Britain}, arr. by Boosey & co. 
tof Great Britain); band. (Jn Boosey 
& co.’s brass and reed band journal, 


no. 627) 3896 
© Oct, 18, 1922: 1 e. Nove 23%) & 
550364 ; Boosey & co., London. 


FANG NIE WAS MIT VERWANDTSCHAFT 
AN! aus Bitte zahlen, worte von 
Theobald Tiger, musik von Rudolf 
Nelson tof Germanyi, erleichtert v. 
Otto Lindemann tof Germany; 3897 


©) Aust 9° 1921-1 ce) Feb. 28,1923: 
F, 556546; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


FANTAISIE ESPAGNOLE; by K. Sorabji 


tof England); piano. 3898 
@ fang, 20; 19735 Vic Pep. Joes 
556396; Kaikhosru Sorabji, London. 
FANTASIA ON MARCH THEMES; by Ed- 


ward German ,of Englandi, ed. by 
John E. West tof Englandi; organ. 
obl. 8vo. 3899 


© Bebo 23, 1923>, Lie. Mary die 


556666; Novello. & co., Itd., London. 
Beye tier (THE); by B. C. McGuire 
for WU. S.7:7 piano: 3900 


© 1 © Mas, 22, 1923; TH 558799 
Blanche Claire McGuire, Chicago. 


FANTASTIC DANCE: paraphrase on Syr- 


ian ballet dance with additional origi- 
nal movements, by A. Teres tof U. S. 
op. 11; piano. 3901 

©. Dee. 25; 1922: 2 ce, Mar. 221923) 
E 558790; Albert Teres, New York. 
(© new matter) 


FAR OG MOR OG BORN; af Bag de rdde 
Porte, tekst: Aage Steffensen, musik: 
Willy Kierulff tof Denmark; 3902 

©) Feb: 2). 1923.4) heey) Feb 2a 
556527 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


FARE YOU WELL SWEET ISABEL; words 
and melody by Arthur Savage Hae 
selyn fof U. Sa 3903 

@r Wee. Mec. 130k 1923: E 561270; 
Alpha music co., Providence, R. I 


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3904 


pt. IIT, = s., v. 18 


FerrariA (L. E.) 33 saggi ed improv- 
visi ritmici (33 essais et impromptus 
rythmiques); di L. E. Ferraria tof 
Italy}; piano. (Edizione Ricordi, no. 
156) 3904 
© Mar. 019232 il ae aie Gs 

556725; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Frerroup (P. O.) Trois piéces pour 
flaite; par P. O. Ferroud tof France) 
Contents: 1. Bergére captive.—2. 
Jade.—3. Toan-yan. 3905 

© Dec,'3i;°1922"' 1 cv Reb. 9, 1923 ; 
FE, 556303; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., 
Paris. 


Festin (L&E) DE L’ARAIGNEE; par Albert 
Roussel, op. 17, trio, par Roger Branga 
tof France; edition A pour piano, 
violon et violoncelle, contrebasse, har- 
monium et clarinette ad lib. 3906 


©) Dec..31, 1922; 1c: Feb. 9,.1923; 
E 556281; Durand et cie. Paris. (© 
arrangement] 


Fare (UNE) A TRIANON ; gavotte carac- 
téristique, par Henri Roubier, op. 52, 
transcrite par J. Clemandh tof 
France); violon et piano. 3907 


©) Dee; 31; 19225 1c. Feb. 971923; 


E. 556309; Costallat et cie. Paris. 
(© transcription 
FEUILLES DE ROSE; intermezzo, par 


Philippe Maurel [of Great Britain) ; 


piano. Australia, W. H. Paling & 
con ltd: 3008 
©: Jan.8,) 1923;.1 .e) Bebpiae 


550352; A. Hammond & co.; London, 


FEUILLES MORTES; par Florent Schmitt 
tof France) op. 46, no. 1; piano. 3909 


© Dec. 28, 1922; lc. ee 22, AOZ3 : 
551855; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


FIDDLE-DE-DEE; words by Lizzie De Ar- 
mond, music by Norman Lighthill 
rof U. Sa. by) ohn: S: Fearis : alto 
ad lib. 4to. (Unison chorus, no. 
1208) 3910 

© Mar, 20992352 6 Apr Be 
559050; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 


Fippirr’s (THe) NURSERY; first pieces 
for young violinists, by Adam Carse 
pof Great Britain); with piano acc. 
(Album series no. 84 3911 

© Pebi28, 1923) 4c Mar 22677 
557039 ; Augener, Itd., London. 


FIpcETY FINGERS; novelty fox-trot, by 
Norman J. Elholm rof U. $.1; piano. 


oo. 


Feb 27, 1923332 "e: Man. 1 
560443; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


FIfVET (Paty) Six esquisses; par P. 
Fiévet tof Francei; piano. Contents: 
1. Névézelio.—2. Air a danser.—3. 
Le thym et le cytise—4. Interlude.— 
5. Pavane—6. L/art de délier les 
doigts. 3913 

© Feb. 10, 1923;'1 @ Mar 43: FE 
556871; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Fires (Les); chanson réaliste, paroles 
de Pierre Varenne, musique de Joseph 
Szule tof France) 3914 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E, 556247; .Francis Salabert, Paris. 


FIMMEL-Fox; von Hugo Hirsch tof 
Germany), erleichtert v. Otto Linde- 
mann ;of Germany); piano. 3915 


© Mar. 18, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556583 ; Drei-masken verlag, ae 
Berlin, 


FIN DER CHUPE; by A. Schwartz tof 
U. Si; instrumental. 3916 


©°1..c. Mar. : 30; -IS23 eee Peat 72 : 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


Finck (Herman) Two little dances; 
by H. Finck tof Englandi; reed and 
brass band. 4to. Contents: a. A la 
minuet. b. A la gavotte. 3917 

© Feb. 10, 1923-2 ic ieee 2 FE 
5566053 ; Hawkes & son, London, 


FINGER-EXERCISES AND  SCALE-STUDIES 
(Ejercicios para los dedos y estudios 
en escalas); by Gerald Christopher 
Maas ,of Great Britain, domiciled at 
Rochester, N. Y.4, tr. by Maria Paz 
Gainsborg; violoncello. (Schirmer’s 
scholastic series, v. 138) 3918 

©. Mar.,.26, 19235; 2c: Miao) 
561250; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


FLAPPER (THE) ; fox trot, monte by M. 
L. Parker, music by ae >,  ftant- 
ington tof Uiiex 3919 

© 1c. Mar. 31, 1923; E 558996; M. 
Ls Parker, Lund, \Canagan 


—— words and music by fe ne ear ates 
tof U.S 3920 


© 1.¢. Feb. 19, 1923" 0m Tyaes36. 
“eer B. Yates, Dayton, Pa. 


FLAPPER GIRL; words by C. Bareis, . 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. S., arr. 
by Theo, G. Beach jot eae 73921 


© 1.jc.- Mar. 5, 11923; eto = 
Charles Bareis, Madison, Wis. 


FLAPPERING (A) QUEEN; words and 
music by C C. Snow 1ofUT Sa 
3922 

© (Beb;10, 1923; 2 2) Bebe oe 
558163; C. A. C. Snow, ClarkeaWy. 


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no. 4, 1923) 


FLAppER’s (THE) BLUES; 
Williams, music by H. Richard tof 
Su 3923 
fetes Keb. 19; 1923; FE 558331; 
Gertrude Williams, Miami, Fla. 


FLEURETTE; poéme d’amour, par Denis 


Dupré of Great Britain}; piano. 
Sydney, Australia, W. H. Paling & 
eo... ltd. 3924 

fen yan 6, 1923; 1 ¢., Feb. 14; E 


556350; A. Hammond & CO; London. 


Frirs; words and melody by M. J. 
Pmzpattick tot U. Sa 3925 
five. Heb, 28, 1923; FB 558321; 
Michael Joseph F itzpatrick, Brooklyn. 


Frimsy FLOUNCES; valse de ballet, by 
Frank E. Hersom jof U. Da) piano, 
3926 

eed 19. 1923: 2 c. Mar..5; E 
560547; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Fruit A Monte Caro; valse-sérénade, 
par Georges Lauweryns tof France} ; 
piano. 3927 

feeesas, 1922.1 c; Jan. 22):1923; 
E 551910; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 


FLORES DEL oro (Flowers of gold); 
march, by I. V. C. Jesseph rof U. S.; 
piano. 3928 

(oe, Mar. 19, 1923+ FE, 560952: 

Ida V. C. Jesseph, Spokane. 


FroripA; words and melody by A. F. 
Doerfler tof U. S., arr. by L. L. Vos- 
Barely joi U:) S.1 3929 

@i\e Feb. 28) 1923; 558350; 
Anthony F. Doerfler, Kenosha, Wis. 


Flowers; words by Elizabeth Jeans, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, 
fiiony Oheo, G,, Beach: tof U: Sis 

3930 

dec: Mar. 5, 1923:: H 560598: 

1, .E. Marrison,. St. Arnaud, Aus- 
tralia. 


Maas, 
[pseud. 


words by F. melody by 
Herman Dubois of ; Hihel 
Hisher,, of U.. Sa 3931 
ety ec), Mar 622,91923)\ B 5587752 
Florence Maas, West Salem, III. 


FLYING LEAVES ; ‘by E. H. McKenney 
tof U. $1; piano. 3932 
Ii": “Mar. 21,1923 558083: 
Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 
study,uny ji bla tarde tof, Us Sayj 
piano. (Blue print 3933 


© ilweyrebu 27, 1923: By 560343: 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


3943 


words by G. | FotLow ME; words from Matthew, 16: 


24-27, music by J. B. Herbert tof 
U. Sa (an Scripture songs) 3934 


©: Jan. 18. 1923; 2c. Feba2ae: 
af nek J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 
Tl. 

FoLLow oN; song-fox trot, by Lamberto 
Pavanelli, arr. by Felix Godin tof 
England}; orch. with piano conduc- 
tor. 4to. 3935 
Gy Mat, 5. 1923*) 1c: Mar. a E 


556726; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Foor (A) FROM THE START; words by 
James Gullo, music by Frank ‘T. 
Peterson /rof, U:) Sa,arr. by Harry: 2 
Alford. ;jof WU. $1; Ist. violin: 


3936 

(i es Mar. tA 1923 556635: 

John M. Rutala and co., Bridgeton, 
Nick 

For I Must? HURRY BACK HOME; words 


by: La, J. Bwwime,:. music! by  Lallian 

Jameson jof U. Su. 3937 
©) 1s: Bebb. 9 21923; -B 5602G4 

Lionel J. Ewing, New York. 


For JESuS, FOR OTHERS; words by Myra 
A. Buck, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, 
je rot: UL-Sa 3938 


@ Mary 201923" 2) ce. Mar 1950s 
561031; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


| For’ 70 CUNVEN‘O; duetto, versi di Dio- 


dato Del Gaizo, musica di A. Mon- 
tagna rof Italy; mand. acc.) 4to. 3939 

© Aug. 24, 1922; 1c. Mar. 17, 1923; 
E 556905; Alfredo Bascetta, Brook- 
lyn. 


For THE SAKE OF YOU; words by Mrs. 
A. P. Coleman, music by Geo. Graff, 
jf. tof. Ul Su, ares by Theo, G. Beach 
ror We Sa 3940 

Ch ie Mari 51923: OF 56ers. 
Mrs. A. P. Coleman, Chappells, S. C. 


ForD AND HIS LITTLE SEDAN; words by 
C. M. King, music by Glen Snelgrave 
or Ge Sa 3941 

@) | Bele 24 041993 102)" e.c Meat. are 
558435; Carrie May King, New Or- 
leans. 

ForEVER; words by E. Line, music by 
B.S.’ S. Huntineton jot U. 'S.7 3942 


Gye Mar '31,. 1923. B 556965. 
Eva Line, Eddyville, Neb. 


ForiozN (Forsaken); English version 
by Constance Ramsay Gideon, music 
arr. by Henry Gideon fof U. 81 (Un 

‘From the cradle to the chuppe, ee 


247 


- FRoM THE CRADLE TO THE CHUPPE; 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3944 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Foriozn (Forsaken) La See: 


©''Mar. 23, 19237 1.2 coi. 20: 
E 561235; Arthur P, Schmidt ‘co., 
Boston. 


ForTY YEARS AGO ‘TO-DAY; words by 
Nettie Walker, music by Geo. Graff, 
it. 408 U. Sa (News York, Warld 
music pub. corp. 3944 

(©! Feb. 19,: 19232"2' cS Beh. 235, E 
558226; Nettie Walker, Sandy, Utah. 


Forwarp; words by Mrs. F. G. Bur- 
roughs, music by B. D. Ackley tof 
Oe Se 3945 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561030; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


FouR AND TWENTY SNOWFLAKES; two 
part, by William Stickles) sare ‘by 
iva e8.- Wilson jot ~U.. S.5. sop. and 
alto. 4to. (Willis school songs no. 
4085) 3946 

©. War,’-20.- 1923.2 coiar. 26: 
E 558966; Willis music co., Cincin- 
nati. (© arrangementy 

Fox Trot vEL Merrto; di Vincenzo 
Billi cof Italy; op. 376; piano. 3947 


COrMard 5 1923) 1 er ie soo ok, 
556733; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


FRAULEIN, DARF ICH, SIE GENIESSEN? 
worte von Peter Herz, musik von 
Hans Duval-Diamant of Austria) 

3948 

© Dec. 22, 1922: 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 

E 556617; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


FREELY GIVE; words from the Scrip- 
tures, music by J. -B. Herbert tof 
U. Si Cm Scripture songs) 3949 

© fans, 1923 2c. Mepawsnitk 
558206; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, III. 


FRIEND OR FOE; march, by Arthur 
Graham of Great Britain); band. 
4to. (Boosey’s march journal, no. 
363) 395 

© (Mag 19238 sc. Mariza. a, 
557089; Boosey & co., London. 


FRoM BELFRY TOWERS (Bridal bells) ; 
by Uo wPeihyder rey. by) Haney We 
Hlarts) 1@tiesio.1:; plane, 3951 


© | Beblyzs) 192332). c.) Mary 6 20 
560684; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. {© revision) 


songs 
English version by 


of Jewish life, 
Gideon, music 


Constance Ramsay 


GARLAND OF BEAUTIFUL, DREAMS; 


arr. by Henry Gideon tof U. Sa v. 

1, 2. (Edition Schmidt, no. 1857-?-) 

3952, 3953 

© Mar. 23, 1923.2 %c. “exeusiar. 

26.) es, 561219, 561227; Arthur P. 
Schmidt cO., Boston. 


From Tupor TIMES; suite, by H. Scott- 
Baker of Englandi; piano. Con- 
tents: 1. Magsiolatam 2) %Gallace,— 
3. Aylesbury fair. 3954 


© Mar. 2, 1923: Tce 
556689; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


Fumo (IL) — LA NEVE; epilogo, melodie 
pascoliano, parole anon.],. musica di 
Domenico Alaleona tof Italyj; una 
voce. 4to, 


© Mar. 5, 1923: Te? Bianeo oE 
556723; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Funny (THE) LITTLE FAIRY soRT OF 
PERSON; words by Eric Barber, music 
by James M. Gallatly tof Great Brit- 
ain} 3956 

© Mar: 7, .1923- eee Es, 
557104; Boosey & co., London, 


GALLIARD (J. E.) Sonata; by J. E. Gal- 
liard, ed and arr. by Charles William 
Pearce tof Great Britain}; violoncello 
and piano, in F, 3957 

© Mar. 9, 19253 1 eine: 
557042 ; Schott & co., London. i© 


editing and arranging) 


GANDHI; fox trot indiano, intermezzo, 
di Vincenzo Billi tof Italy) op. 372; 
piccola orch. con pianoforte con- 


duttore, 4to. 3958 


© Mar. 5, 1923; 1) ¢ Mar ose 
556728; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


GarpeN (THE) FAIRY; by Leo Oehmler 
fof U. S.aop, 173);no. 2) piame, 

3959 

© Mar. 5, 19232 2e- ie 7 te 

558422; Hatch music co., New York. 


words 
by E. Clinton Keithley, music by F. 
Henri Klickmann of U. Sua 


© Dee. 21, 1922:'2'c: Jane ey 1923: 
560524; McKinley music co., Chicago. 


GARTERL (EIN) MIT BLUHENDEM WEINE}; 
verse von Kurt Robitschek, music 
von Robert Stolz tof Austria; op. 377. 

3961 


©\Ape, 12, 1921: Pcl. Pebeeeagz3 : 
i 550551: Drei-masken verlag, ae, 
Berlin. 


248 


3960. 


_ GEISHA MAID; words by 


Ralph Percy Yaw, Hartford. 


Gems or Gunc’L; melody valse cotil-' 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 3980 
Gas (LES) DE CHAMPAGNE; marche, | GESHEFT (A) HoB IcH; words by M. 
par L. Debraux of France); orch. Rund, melody by S. Weisser of 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 3962 US 3972 


oo Jan. 22, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 9; E 
556259 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


GATHERING ROSEBUDS; by Paul Lawson 
mien o.1; piano, ‘(Playing in the 
garden) 3963 

feet 17,1923; 2 c. Mar: 20; E 
558748; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Gavotte STEPHANIE; by Czibulka, ed. 


by McNair ‘llgenfritz tof U. Su, 
played by Ivan Kerouak. (Recordo, 
no, 67340) (Music rolh 3964 


epee. 24 1923-2 c. Mar. 5: E 
558397; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 


cago. (© editing 

GazeELLE (Tue) (Die gazelle); ma- 
zurka brillante, by Rich Krentzlin 
rof Germany) op. 74; piano. 3965 


fe eitar 17,1923; 2 -c.- Mar, 205 E 


558743; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
Gree! put I’m cold; words by S. M. 


Levy, music by Marvin Henry Brook 

roof U. Sa 3966 
ale, Mar. 5, 1923: TF. 560099 - 

Samuel Meyer Levy, Chicago. 


Gee! ILI, MISS YOU WHEN YOU’RE GONE; 
words by J. Will Callahan, music by 
Max Kortlander tof U. Su 3967 

emia. 20: 1923; 2’ c. Mar. 212 E 
561301; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


Billy O’Freil 


Waldron, music by R. P. Yaw tof 
U. $1; piano with words. 3968 
toe. Mar: 28, 1923; 558895 - 


lon, by Aubrey Winter tof England; 

reed and brass band. 4to. 3969 
ear 113: 1923 -°1 ce) Mar. (263 & 

557049; Hawkes & son, London. 


GrorciA; by B. Lochmoeller tof U. S.1; 

piano. 3970 

(bec. Mar. 24, 1923; FE 558836: 
Belmont Lochmoeller, St. Louis. 


Grrier (F.) Cent exercices de perfec- 
tionnement; cours élémentaire, a la 
premiere position, par FE. Gerlier tof 
France}; violon. (Enseignement du 
violon) 3971 


©! Dees 3h 1922 + 1c. Feb: 9, 1923 : 
FB. 556305 ; E. Gaudet, Paris, 


©)’ ex Mar 13> FOZ3 ret 558534 = 
Morris Rund, New Vork 


GET ON THE GLORY PATH; words by 
James Rowe, music by G. E. Vinaroff 
por We Sa 3973 

©) ani,.k 1923; aie Mar: 33.5 
560557 ; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


GIEDA GAIDELIAI; folksongs, music by 
Juozas Naujalis tof Lithuania, domi- 


ciled at Chicago) (Musu muzika, 
Ho..!) 3974 
© Noved 1922-22. Jate27, 1925: 


E 558908; Xavier Strumskis, Brook- 
lyn, 


GIMME cIRL; words by Al. Martin and 
ee Starr, melody by E. Olsen tof 
S.3 3975 

a ic. "Mary Te 1924s -s 500425: 
Edith Olsen, Los Angeles. 


GintA; I’ve traveled East, I’ve traveled 
West, words and melody by J. Le 
Som ror U.S.) 3976 

Oy) Xe. “Pep: 23; 1925) 8, S5a2527 
John Le Soir, Brooklyn. 


GIOVINEZZA; inno dei Fascisti, versi di 
M. Manni, musica di G. Blanc, arr. 
dt MEV. Ce sce. OMY eV = Cardi ot 


Italy, domiciled at New York) 3977 

© Heb, 23°°1923; 2 ¢. Feb. 235 E 
558192: Mauro V. Cardilli, New 
York. :© arrangement) 


-- (Jeunesse) !; one step, par G. Al- 

mayrac tof Francei; piano. - 3978 

© Dec. 28; 1922: Tc. Jan. 22; 1923 

-E 551896; - Paul Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. 


Gipsy; one-step, versi e musica di R. 
Corona tof Italy; mand. acc.) Mulan, 


Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 4to. 

3979 

ey Dec. 99 1922-41 e2 Mar. 5 H923:; 

EF 556682; Italian book co., New 
York. 


Gipsy Joun; three part song, words by 
Gi J. Whyte Melville, music by Fred- 
eric Clay jof U. Su, arr. by Elwyn 
Middleton tof U. S11; men’s voices. 
Gamble school ed. 4to. 3980 

@) Pep: 23) 1923: 2.c:. Mass Z2os88 
558904; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. 


249 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


3981 


Gir, (Tuer) I Love; words and melody 

by, Darling’ jofoUiSa 3981 

©-1 c.) Mar. 24) 19235 oa 538854- 
Lake Darling, Hollywood, Calif. 


Gir, (THE) OF HIS DREAMS; words and 

music iby 2) Kelly jot WU -Sa 3982 

Cy toe; Mar: 20) 198s. a SS8676- 
Zettie Kelly, Covington, Tenn. 


GivE GoD THE PRAISE; words by T. O. 
Chisholm, music by Henry P. Mor- 
ton (of) UL Sa 3983 

©) Mary. 29) 10235 2c. Mar, 19%. B 
561008; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, 


GIVE ME A CHANCE; words by J.: J. 
Griffin; music by “. S$). S. Hunting- 
ten 160s Si. 3984 

(Cy) ie eNiar 422.0 190236 SS 86ba. 

John J. Griffin, Brooklyn. 


GIVE ME THAT RED ROSE; words and 
music’ by" My A. “Archer ot “Ul (Sa; 
arr. by Shapiro Bernstein and co. tof 
CS 3985 

© Pe Mar 10, 1923". 588492: 
Marie Adele Archer, Brooklyn. 


GIVE ME THE RIGHT TO CALL, YOU MINE; 
love ballad, words by Leila Brett, 
musicby biaroldsS, Kay some soa 
(Fine art black series) 3986 

(©) eb. 19.5 1923-2 ic. eb: 20) 4 
558109; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. 


GIvE THANKS; words and music by 


Haldor Lillenas jof U. S. 3987 
dan il HO25e. 2 ve Nie RS 
560568; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 


nati. 


GLADIOLA ; Oe and melody by E. H. 

Pipe prof U. Sa 3988 

ORNs ies 2) 1923 558371: 
Bdward" Harry Pipe, sot. yours, 


GLory GLEAMS; thymnsi, by R. H. Cor- 
nels tof Ui Sa lZmo, 3989 
© Feb, 11923") 2c, and asked: 
23; A 699958; Rufus Henry Corne- 
lius, Ft. Worth, Tex. 


Giory oF Eeypr; waltz, by K. L. King 
for Wir Spore. .Cimenmatn sO. ine 
more music house. 4to. 3990 

© Vian 1O023 2 erie ao. 
561174; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati, 


Grory (THE) oF YONDER Cross; words 
and music by William M. Runyan rot 
Ushi 3991 


© Mair’ 29) 1923 82) ci Nias MOGs Ey): 


561010; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


pt. Ti aie ae 


GLORY SONG oF CALIFORNIA; words and 
music by G. Whittemore tof U. S. 
Glendale, Calif., Glendale music pub. 
co, 3992 

© Mar, 14, 1923. 2°ccMereao E 
560969; Genevieve Whittemore, Glen- 
dale, Calif. (© new melody; 


GLYCINE’s SONG; words by Samuel Tay- 
lor Coleridge, music by Percy Judd 
cof Great Britain) 3993 


© Feb. 13; 1923: 1 chee 
556695; Augener, Itd., London. 


Go Down To KEW IN LILAC TIME; words 
by Alfred Noyes, music by Graham 
Peel tof Great Britain 3994 

© Feb. 20, 1923+° tse. Beas era, 
556756; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon- 


don. 


Go FIND YOUR BROTHER; words by M. 
E. Rogers, music by Ee Rogers rof 
os Sa arr. by Pauline Bachman and 
1 Rogers cof U. Sa 3995 


© Ic. Mar. 16, 71923-Saees: 
Milton Eugene Bachman and Eleon- 
ora Lena Rogers, Des Moines. 


Go LovELY ROSE; words by Edmund 
Waller, music by Roger Quilter tof 
Great Britain) op 24, no. 3. 3996 


© Feb. 9, 19235 1 (catense2+2> FE; 
556763; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Go worK IN His VINEYARD; words by 
Margery Towers, music by F, A. 
Challinor tof Great Britain); two- 
part choir or treble voices in uni- 


son. 4to. (Bayley & Ferguson’s 
festival music, no. 112) (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations} 3997 


© Jan. 31, 19282 ince epi es 
556367; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


Gop BLESS YOU, WHEREVER YOU ARE; 


words by Madge Morris, music by 
Otis M. Carrington tof U. Sa Le 
99 


© Feb. 23, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 1; E 
560387; Myers & Carrington, Red- 
wood City, Calif. 


Gop FORGIVES SO WHY CAN’? you; words 
by A. Branch, music by Geo. Graft, 
iemtone © Up Si New York, World 
music pub. corp. 3999 


© Feb. 19, 1923-2 ¢) Beni 23, 
558231 ; Amelia Branch, Tampa, Fla. 


Gop IS BUILDING A PALACE FOR ME; 
words and music by W. J. Mueller 
fof, UL Sa 4000 

© Mag. (29, 192332 (¢. Mar ee, 
561024 ; Chas. Be Gabriel, Chicago. 


290 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


Gop Is Livine; words by Ellen C. Ton- 

gren, music by Haldor Lillenas (of 

$2 4001 

©) Jan 1, 1923: 2c. Mar. 3;.E 

“560554: Standard publ: Co:, Cincin- 
nati. 


Gop Is Not MocKED; words from the 
Psalms, music by J. B. Herbert tof 
U. Sa (Cn Scripture songs) 4002 


ade sr 1923-°2 °c. Feb. 23; — 
558199; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, III. 


‘GopARD (BENJAMIN Louis PAu) In 
the words; from Scénes poétiques, 
By, B&B. Godard, op. 46, no. 1, ‘arr. by 
Bendix Wilson tof U. Sa; orch. 
(Laurel school orchestra, grade 3, no. 

4003 

(ian 27, 19235 2 ¢. Mar. 30°) E 

5olz97;C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 
(© orchestration) 


On the mountain; from Scénes 
poétiques, by Benjamin Godard of 
Uitsa op. 46, no. 2, arr. by Bendix 
Walsoaiot Us'S.; orch: (Laurel 
school orchestra, no. 5) 4004 


ian, a0,” 1923 1c: Apr, 3; E 
559068; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


‘Gop’s MERCY; words from Psalm 103, 
music by a B. Herbert tof U. Sa 
(In Scripture songs) 4005 

ie jan to 1923: 2 c.: Feb. 23> 5 
558201; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill. 


‘GOLDBEATER (THE); part-song for 
schools, music by A. Randegger, arr. 
by i, W. Howes tof U. Si; mixed 
voices. (Ditson school octavo) 4006 

ere 5. 1923-2 -c, Feb: 1738 

. 558151; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 

(© arrangement 


‘GoLDEN (THE) BELLS OF WELCOME; 
words and music by Haldor Lillenas 
fof Oe Sa 4007 

mye. ten 1925-2. ¢. Mar Sey 
560573; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 


nati. 


 GoLDEN HEAD; words by Edward a 
Darkes and Max Prival, music by 
Dave Ringle tof U. Su 4008 


enwiare Zo 10234 2. c. Mar 32s 


560491; McKinley music co., New 

York, 
“GoLpEN Locks; by H. D. Hewitt tof 
Us. Sa; piano. 4009 
© Apr. 6, (1923-2). Apr. 103-5 
561562; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 

phia. 
/) 


honed 


4018 


GoLDEN ROD; march idyll, melody by G. 
Muder of U. S. 4010 


@ tC Mat ls) 192520 558915: 
George Muder, New Kensington, Pa. 


GoLDEN SLUMBERS; three-part song, 
words by Thomas Dekker, music by 
Frank Bridge ;of Great Britain; 
treble voices. 4to. A011 

© Pep c141923=1 es Maris 2 
556693; Augener, Itd., London. 


GOLDEN SUN, THY WARMTH DISPLAY; VO- 
cal rondo, words anon., music by 
James Hook, arr. and adapted by 
Alfred Moffat tof -Great Britain); 
three women’s voices. 4to. (Col- 
legiate choir, no. 369) 4012 


©) Jan: 28) 1993. i ce Feb. 16348 
556364; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


GoNE BUT STILI, IN MY HEART; by Lee 
David, arr. by Louis Katzman of 
U. Sa; orch., with words. Special 
phonograph arr. 4013 


©), Heb; 26,1923; 2) ¢. sMar: (65.5, 


558409; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 
Goop-BYE, PuSsyFoot, GooD-BYE; words 


by G. A. Smith and R. Rochon, music 

by 2) Se... intimeton. joer! We sn 

4014 

©: 1c) Mar. 22..,1923- 1.558700: 

G. A. Smith and R. Rochon, Cha- 
peau, Canada. 


Goop-BYE To Boston TowN; words and 
music by A. G. Stephens jof Aus- 
traliay 4015 

©): ie Mary 19519238). 558889: 
Alfred George Stephens, Sydney, 
Australia. 


Goop nicH?t; from The cousin from 
nowhere, words by Adrian Ross tof 


Great Britaim,. music by Edward 
Kunneke tof Germany); in C. Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 4016 


ey Deer 29 1922) 1 co Jan 0923 = 
FE, 551675; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© revised edition and English lyrics) 
waltz, by Leo Wood, Irving Bibo 
ald, oil, Contad (ol, WU. Say ate uby. 


Prank ae. Barry ror, Oe 3... orekt 
with piano and words. 4to. (Feist 
edition, no. 1113) A4Q17 


©) Feb: 19)" 1923, 2c. Feb. 202-8 
560284; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


words and music by Leo 
Wood, Irving Bibo and Con Conrad 
pow Wes tS-1 4018 

CO Mari 21025420 eo “Maric get By 
558385; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


ol 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


4019 


ENTRIES 
pt; 11, ea 


Goop TiDINGS;. words from the Scrip- 
tures, ‘music by J. B. Herbert tof 
U. $1 (Cn Scripture songs) 4019 

©) Jani18, 123% 2 veep eat. 
ee J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 


lie (CHARLES FRANCOIS) ee 
of bacchantes; from. Philémon et 
Baucis, four-part chorus, by Charles 
Francois Gounod, arr. by Archibald 
T.. Davison tof U,' Salz*men’s voices. 
4to. (Concord series, no. 37: Har- 
vard university. glee club collection) 


4020 

©) Feb. 14 1923°-20c. Heb, 19 

558129 EB. °C. Schirmer music co,, 
Boston. 

—— Glory to Thee, my God, this night; 

two-part song, words by Bishop Ken, 


music by C. Gounod, arr. by Paul 
Bliss tof U. S.1; women’s voices. 4to. 
4021 


© sia 10; 1923. 2° ee Nia as: 
E 558503; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. (© arrangement) 


Lend me your aid; recit and air, 
from Irene, La reine de Saba, words 
by Henry Farnie, music by ‘onene 
nod, arr. by Ernest Newton tof Great 


Brtaimrs. ten, sand bar: 4022 

Oe heb. As Poza 1 ve. Mares aa 
556071; Metzler & co. (1920) Itd., 
London. (© arrangement) 


Scene from Faust; by Gounod, 
arr. by George Rosey tof U. Su; 
orch, Rosey’s ed. New York, George 
Rosey pub. co. 4to. 4()23 


© Jan, *25,, 1923). 2c, Manwioe 
560975; G. M. Rosenberg, New York. 


Unfold, ye portals; three-part 
song, from The redemption, by C. 
Gounod, arr. by Paul Bliss prof U. Si; 
female voices. 4to. 4024 

@©iMar,, 10,0923. 2c) Man tank 
558501; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. (© arrangement) 


GRACE, GRACE, GRACE; words and melody 
bya ee Schooler jrot (Us Loum iant, 
by Romo Falk tof U. Si 4025 

© ver -Beb) 1771923 ee sei20; 
R. Schooler, Cleveland. - 


GRADED LESSONS FoR VIOLIN; by Louis J. 
Bostelmann fof U. $1; piano or vio- 
lin’ acc.) with words. bk. 71.) (Goth- 
am edition HO. OL) 4026 


(©) (Mar 24 19232 \c Mian 27 ey 


561217; Schroeder & Gunther, New | 


Viorls. 


29 


GRADED VIOLIN COURSE; by Rudolf 
Luks .of ‘US Steppe Sy eae 4027 


© Jan. 16, 1923;°2 c. and agen. 
22; A 692996: A. S$. Barnese te co.,: 
New York. 


GRADUATION TIME; words by- Mrs. C. 
P. Latta, music (by WGeormeua ne ite 
tof U. Sua, ‘arr Dy Vreos Ganeeach 
for Wo isa 4028 

© 1. ¢. Mar. 5,0 1923; saos)- 
Mrs. C. P. Latta, Minneapolis. 


GRAND-DADDY, YOU'RE THE GRANDEST 
DADDY OF ALL; words by Chas. Tobias, 
melody by L. Breau tof U. Si 4029 

© 1c. Feb, 26)-1923> Bp iaeees; 
Louis Breau, New York. 


Granp (THE) EAGLE; march, by George 


V... Lembo andavbe Miller tof 
U. Sa: bande ace: 4030 
(C). Mar. °7, 1923% 72 Nie) leas ak 
558453: H. C. Miller, Parkesburg,. 
Pas 


GRAND FANTASIA; long, long ago, by H. 
Round, arr. by H. Prendiville, rev. by 
M. L. Gake tof US 5 military band. 


Ato. 4031 
© Jan. 5, 19235 nee em 
555622; Carl Escher) Newson. 


(Copyright is claimed on revised ar- 
rangement) 


GRAND Rapips, A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE IN; 
words and music by J. Kolenda and 
F. Jaskiewicz, (of Sitar by 
Dan | Ball. rof “Ul pSn 4032 

© Feb. 10, 19233) 2°en henamig: JE 
558428; Joseph Kolenda and Francis 
Jaskiewicz, Grand Rapids. 


GRANDE MARCHE IN FE, FLAT; by A. EL 

Spring tof U.S. opal, ces ino: 

4033 

©) Mar.:22, 192352 ice ig ey 
559043; Anna E. Spring, Chicago. 


GRANDMOTHER FOREVER; words by H. 
Moore, melody by Arnold aya ax 


tof WR Ss 4034 
©.1, :c.» Feb... 7,, 1923 aie a8 90 ; 
Harry Moore, Columbus, O. 
GRANNIE; words by Ralph Stanley,. 
music by Leslie Alleyn tof Great 
Britain) (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 4035 


©. Mar.”28, 1923: 1 ¢., MameesO 
557060; B. Feldman & co., London. 


Geiss DANCE; by W. D, Arm- 
strong tof U.S.) piano, )\@Eiwertia- 
ture “sketches ) at 4036 


9 


deed 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4053 


(ar. 10, 1923::2 c.. Mar. 13; E 
eae Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


GRATITUDE; a romance, by Wm. Chas. 
Schoenfeld tof U. $1; piano. 4037 
©) Mar. 26,-1923: 2c. Mar. 27: E 
558885; Photo play music co., inc., 
New York. 


GRAY DAWN; a study, by J. H. Hande 

rof U. $1; piano. (Blue print; 4038 

Opite Feb. 27, 1923; E. 560364; 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


Great (THE) HOME COMING; words by 
Katherine A. Grimes, music by G. 
F. Rosche rof U. S$. 4039 

@y Mar. (8 1923; 2c; Mar. 29; E 
561245; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 


Great (THE) WHITE WAY BLUES ; 
words and music by Phil Napoleon 
and Frank Signorelli jof U. Si 4040 

(mbes 27, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 2;.E 
560447; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


GREEN (A) CORNFIELD; words by Chris- 
tina Rossetti, music by Michael 
Head of Great Britain) 4041 


(e) iar 1923;; fc. Mars 28° & 
557106; Boosey & co., London. 


GROWTH OF THE SOUL; words and music 
bye Moo Miller jof U. Sa- Sedalia, 
Mo., A. W. Perry’s sons. 4042 

eo Mag 15. 1923- 2c. Mar. 19~ 
560967; Estella Moul Miller, Green- 
ville, O. 


GuARDIAN (THE) ANGEL; words and 
music by Olive Linnell ti. e. Olive 
._ Herbert, of England) London, War- 
ren & Phillips. 4043 


Gy Mec 14, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 


EF 551283; Olive Herbert, Redhill, ° 
England. 
HANpEL (Grorc Frieprich) Handel’s 


sonata in G minor; by G. F. Handel, 
arr. by james William Slatter tof 
Great Britaini; violoncello and piano. 


4044 


© Mar. 9, 1923: 1 c. Mar. 26; E 
557048; Schott .& co., London. (© 


arrangement} 


—— Hallelujah, amen; . from Judas 
- Maccabeus, four-part chorus, by G. 


Be Elandel, arc,’ by « Archibald“. 
Davison tof U. 5.1; men’s voices. 
4to. (Concord series, no. 38: Har- 


vard i glee club collection ) 


4045 


©) Feb... 14 1923; 1 ¢) Heb, 19° 8 
558130; B.C. - Schinmer /amiisie co. 
Boston. 


Largo; by G. F. Handel, arr. and 
transcribed by Carlos Salzedo tof 
France, domiciled at New York; 
harp. 4046 

yp Mia rion 1923 32). 6° Mar. 2am 
561188; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


—— Let 


their celestial concerts all 
unite; from Samson, four-part 
chorus, by Georg Friedrich Handel, 
arr. by -Archibald, ~“E; Davison rot 
U. S.1; men’s voices. 4to. (Concord 
series, no, 39: Harvard university 
glee club collection) 4047 


() Feb, 14.°.1923-7 2. ¢) Heb. 493) & 
55831 > EB.) Cy; Schirmer anusie ‘cox 
Boston. 


Variations’ on...a° ground bass; 
from Concerto no. 5 in minor, 
second set, by Handel, arr. from the 
full sc. by R. Walker Robson* tof 
Great Britain); organ. Paxton’s ed. 
obl. 4to. (Paxton’s organ library) 
4048 


©) Feb: / 17, 19235 '1-ce.. Keb. 20278 
556474; W. Paxton & co., Itd., Lon- 
don, 


Ham! Glorious DAY; anthem for Eas- 
ter, words by Marion Roberts, music 
by Be M. Stults jor Us S.y;; mixed 
voices. | 4tosu,( Hall-Mack* co,’s Eas: 
ter anthems, no. 317) 4049 

(©) Beb... 28;'.1923* 2..c. Mare l37_E 

558549; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


Hatt-Mack co.’s EASTER CLASSICS, NO. 
10; words by C. Austin Miles and 
others, music by Alfred Judson and 
others tof U. Sa, 12mo. 4050 
v1 ©: Meh, 19) 1923.2 co Mary 13308 

558546; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


HALLOWEEN; by Cecil Burleigh of 
WS.) op: ih. ne.2s piano, - 4051 
yr tens 23) 519235 2.6.) Keb o2/ 
560487; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
HanveE (Joon Hatriwarp) Air; by 
(re Hande yor Ui S.13 piano: 1 Blue 
_ ~printi 4052 
@y bres Keb. 27, 1923): Se0s6n: 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


suite, by Phil Martin rof 
violin and piano with ’cello 
ad lib. 4053 


Cr Mara 2721923 1.) Mant 28-0 
557070; Phil “Martin, London. 


HAPPY DAYS; 
England) ; 


255 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4054 


Harry wours (Horas felices) ; 
Streabbog, ed. by Henry S. Sawyer 
rof U. St piano...” (Pieces fox youn: 
students, no. 985) 4054 
©) Dees30, 1922-2) ci ame, 920 5 
E, 560537; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


Happy (THE) WANDERER; by Adolf Jen- 
sen,,-op. 17; no. 2Zred. byeCe C. Birch- 
ard & co. tof U. Sa, orchestrated by 
Louis Adolphe Coerne; orch., con- 
ductor’s sc. (Laurel school orchestra, 
grade 2, no. 2) 


©) Ben Zest ees 2 ew War. 6 st 


Sq05S0E CS CY Biechard, a “Co. 4505—) b 


ton. © arrangement) 


HARK, THE NIGHTLY CHURCH BELL; eve- 
ning hymn, words by E. H. Bicker- 
steth, music by Lee G. Kratz tof 
U. Si; in F. (Octavo anthems, twelfth 
series, no. 584) 4056 

G) eb. lAy 19232) 2c. shebyile, aby 
556117; Fillmore bros; ‘co., > Cimcin- 
nati. 


HARLEQUIN; gavotte, by J. S. Unger 
for -U.  Sar op. oC: piano, imeadine, 
Pas ij.o. Wager music house.” J405/ 

©) Mar 28 192s 2c, Nice eine 
558896; J. S. Unger, Reading, Pa. 


(THE) BLUES; words and 
E. Aldridge tof U. S11 
4058 


On Aycan éb..428;, 1923 0 aaa. 


James Elleswerth Aldridge, New 
York. : 


HARMONY 
melody by J. 


HARMS MODERN MOVING PICTURE MUSIC; 
collection of new ideas, by William 
Schroeder tof U. $.1; piano or organ. 


4059 
© \Feb920,,0925> 2c Hebuese 


560472; Harms, inc., New York. 


HASHKIVEJNU; words from the Talmud, 
music by Savel Kwartin tof Russia, 
domiciled at Brooklyn: pts. 1, 2. 

4060 


) Wilco. (Mar. (10. 1928) 1B, ponent: 
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New 
York. 


HASTE THER, HASTE THEE; two-part 
song, words by John Milton, music 
by Harold E. Watts rof Great Britaim ; 
sop. and (Zr in (Year ibookvpress 
series of unison and part songs, edited 
by Martin Akerman, no. 210) (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) A061 

©) Pep 9 1923.) Lie Bepa27 ais, 
15567773 dl OWS Deane) Gisoms,. Mear 
book press, Itd., London. 


oR 


pt. III, n. s., V. 18 


by R. Bae: WALTZ; by F. Schiavone tof 


MSL ins trumental, 4062 


ee 1 c.. Mar. 28,1923 i) as5o4! ; 


lorian Schiavone, Atlas, Pa. 


HAVE FAITH, YE SAINTS; sacred song, 
words by B. Auerbach, music by A. C. 
Lund and Bert Auerbach tof U: Sua 

4063 
© Mar: 12, 1925-02 SN iaieee oe, 
558531; Lyric music corp., New York. 


HAVE TO HAVE A CHUM; words and 
music by P..H. Halesor Ue aeceeagc 
by Carl Zerse tof U. Sa 4064 

© 1.c.. Mar. 241923) sees: - 
Philip Henry Hale, St. Louis, Mo. 


HAWAIAN LAMENT; fox trot shimmy, 
by Tom Waltham tof England, arr. 
by G. Smet tof Francei; piano. Paris, 
Almar-Marvis. London, Dix. 4065 

© Dec.’ 28, 19225 Wie iat 20 
E 551857; Lorette, Paris. 


Hawkes & SON’S SIMPLICITY INSTRUC- 
TION BOOKS; the accordion or melodion, 
compiled by Hawkes & son tof Eng- 
land) 4066 

© Jan. 1) 1923: Dell geneiee 

551688; Hawkes & son, London. 


Haypn (FRANZ JosEF) Le petit Haydn; 
12 petites piéces, par J. Haydn, révi- 
sion par H.. Vaillant )qoteyPrance : 
piano. Lyon, France, Janin freéres. 
(Petit pianiste) 4067 

©. Nov. 13; 1922 icihlovings ae 
556345: J. Janin, Lyon, France.’ 1© 


revision] 

Cay 
by Adam Carse 
four-part string 


Joseph Haydn, ed. 
rof Great Britain: 


orch. with piano conductor. (Amateur 
orchestra, no. 5) 4068 

© Feb: 21, 1923\¢ tic. Wisipeene 
556779; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 


don. «© arrangement and editing) 


Theme and variations; by J. Haydn, 
arr. and transcribed by Carlos Sal- 
zedo tof France, domiciled at New 
Youlka; saan: 4069 

© ‘Mar. 26, 1923; 2° ci Mian tao 
561189; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


HE CALLETH FOR THEE; words by Pearl 
Mackenzie Kennedy, music by E. M. 
P. Boyd tof Canaday » 4070 

© Bebs 28, 11923: es (Mie ioe 
556672; Anglo-Canadian music co., 
Toronto, Canada. 


254 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4088 


H® carRETH; words and music by L. G. | HE wan’s nor FRIENDS THAT HATH THY 


Simpson rof U. 8.1 4071 


fear 29, 19234>2 %c. Mar. “19; 
E 560992: Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


HE CARETH FOR ME; words and music by 
Scott Lawrence tof U. S.1 4072 


formar. 29, .1923;.2 ¢. Mar: 19; 
E 561002; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Hk DIED FOR ME; words by James Rowe, 
mouse by G. FB. Vinaroft tof U. S$. 
4073 

Pei. 29 1923. 2 cc. Mar. 19; 

E 560995; Chas..H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


He DOES IT ALL IN_ LOVE; words and 
music by Haldor Lillenas tof U. Sa 
4074 


(eens) 2. 1923: 2c Mar 3 E 
560572; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


HE HAD SOMETHING I AIN’?T GOT, TO STEAL 
MY SWEETIE FROM ME; slow drag fox 
trot, words by Sam Rosenbaum, music 
by Ray McNamara of U. Sa 4075 


1) vie. 24, 1923: 2 c. Mar: 26; 
E 561179; A. J. Stasny music co., inc., 
New York. 


HE IN TEARS THAT SOWETH; from A 
song of victory, by Ferdinand Hiller, 
dec py, baw Bliss tof U...S.1;. sop. 
solo and chorus of female voices. wai 


eet 0, 1923 2c. Mar. “13; 
E, 558499; Theo. Presser cO., Philadel- 
phia. ‘© arrangement) 


Hes A WILD MAN WHEN IT COMES: TO 
'- PLAYIN’ JAZZ; words and music by 
Cliff Friend, Jean Schwartz and Louis 
Gress tof U. $.1 4077 
feeer tia 1023: 2 3c. Mar:5¢ 2 
560652; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


HE'S NOTHIN’ TO YOU BUT, HES MY 
MEDICINE MAN; words by Bud Dixon, 
music by Rexie Thomas ri U. Sa 

4078 

ey Miac27, 1923: 2c. Mar. 27; 

FE, 558879; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


HE USED TO SING IN HIS SLEEP, NOW HE’S 
SLEEPING ALONE; comedy fox-trot song, 
words and music by Wynn Stanley 
and Andrew Allen tof Great Britain; 
in B flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations) 4079 

© Bey AS) 1OA5- ise. Reb. 16-5 5 
556742; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


ND 
Or 


LOVE; anthem for general use, words 
by R. Baxter, music by Geoffrey Shaw 
tof England}; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no. 1102) 
4080 

©@)Keb; 1551923" 1 sex epnwie: 
E 556372; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


HEADIN’ HOME; words by Billy Rose, 
melody by Maceo Pinkard tof U. Si 
4081 


yeh te iat 20) 1923 -s *5587 354 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


HSART-BREAKING; melody -lamento, by 
Jascha Gurewich tof U. $.1; saxophone 
solo with piano acc. 4082 


Or HebniZ7 61908 2G. Mar 2a, 
560448; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Heart (A) THERE WAS FOR YOU; words 

and music by T. A. Dorsey tof U. S.1 

4083 

Gy toe. Reb, © 17. 31923 5. Spica 
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, Chicago. 


HEARTS AND HEROES; song march, words 
by Ned Britten, music by J. Kiefer 
mane Uo On. .arr. Plarcy .” Wineoim vow 
Bees 4084 

pic. feb. 17. 1925 BS Ssei 253 
Joseph Kiefer, Philadelphia. 


HEAVENLY DREAMS; words by Elsie Janet 
French, melody arr. from Faure, by 
H, W. Fairbank tof U. S.1; women’s 
voices. (May festival choruses for 
women’s voices, no. 85) 4085 

© Mars 26.4973" 2 e Mar. e205 
E 561191; H. W. Fairbank pub. co., 
Chicago. . 


HEAV NLY FATHER, TAKE ME HOME WITR 
THEE; to the music of Call me back 
pal o mine, -words by Elizabeth 
Canty, music by Harold Dixon of 
ioe Su; medium voice. 4086 

©) Mars 5)1923':2) 6) Mare 7k 
560716; Dixon-Lane music pub: co., 
Chicago. 


HEAVY VILLAINOUS rand) DRAMATIC AGI- 
TATO CON MOTO; compiled and arr. by 
Ernst Luz tof U. $1; piano and orch. 
(Incidental symphonies, no. 14) 4087 


© Mar7. 19232 ce. Marsoerr: 


560737: Photo play music co., New’ 


York. 
HEBRIDEAN LEGEND; ‘by Edgar Barratt 
tof England); violin and pf. 4088 


Ge Hebsi27) 1924 lc. Reba ges 
556774; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4089 


pt. lll ms..7. 18 


Hepyaz; fox trot ou slaintior par Harry 
Morrison, arr. par Hans Ourdine tof 
France); orch. avec piano conducteur. 


Ato. A089 
©, Jagat; 1923 5 werihes. 10% 
E 556440; L. Philippo, Paris. 1© ar- 


rangement] 


HELLO DEARIB, HELLO; words by George 


Bowles, music by Lucien Denni tof 
eso 4090 
© Mar. 22, J023e52c. Mar. 20; 


E 558666; J. W. Jenkins sons music 
co., Kansas City, Mo. 


HeEtLo Jackie; words by A. Gerber, 
melody by Jack Egan rof U. 8.1. 

4091 

© Wie... Mar. 16/21923; i -560930; 

Alex Gerber, New York. 


HELLO SWEET LADY; words and music 
by: Bob Carleton jot U. Siu,carts, by 
J. M. Cuthbert tof U. S.1; piano with 
words. 4092 


© 1c. Mar. 14, 1923; E_ 560866; 


Broadway music corp., New York. 


HENCE CARE; three-part song, words 
anon., music by Frank Bridge tof 


Great Britain); treble voices. 4to. 
4093 
© Feb, d4) 19233) 1 (ec; 2Mar. 5 o2.E 


556694; Augener, Itd., London. 


HER EYES ARE STARS; words and music 
by Hilda Willett tof Great Britain 
4094 

@) Hebe 13,-1923;: 2c; hebaglog nt, 
556748; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon- 


don. 
HER LOVE LETTERS; romance, by John 


Ansell tof Great Britain); piano. ae 
@) Ben. VO. 023d core: 4: E 
556762; <Ascherberg, Hopwood & 


Crew, lItd., London. 


Her NAME 1s Rost O’NeEaAL; words by 
F, Gardner, music by Arnold T. Lax 


rot Un (Sia) (New York, Manhatian 
music co. 4096 
Ou Mamie 923002 ver Mane foe. 
FE 561299; Fred Gardner, Scituate 

‘ Center, Mass. 
Hesse (GuILLAUME) 1200 exercices 
> pratiques des doigts (1200 practical 
finger pxercices) - by Guillaume 
Hesse rof Netherland ; Maga 


© eb! 8) 11923" 2 0c. "Mar 2 ME 
556674; Seyffardt’s muziek-handel, 
Amsterdam, Netherland. 


HrEuY KONNT’ EINER SEIN GLUCK BEI 
MIR MACHEN; walzerlied, aus der 
operette Madame Pompadour, von 
Rudolph Schanzer und Ernest We- 
lisch, musik von Leo Fall tof Aus- 
tria}, arr. von Otto Lindemann of Ger- 
many} 4098 

© Nov. 9, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE 556569; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


HILLs AND DALES; tone picture, by Wil- 
liam Stacey. tof’ Great™y Bemain - 
piano. Sydney, Australia, W. H. Pal- 
ing & co., ltd. 4099 

© Jan. 8, 1923: te, Bebe 
556349; A. Hammond & co., London. 


Hiro Bay; Hawaiian waltz, words by 
A. Barrington, music by Clarence J. 
Koch tof U. $1; sop. and alto. 4100 


© 1c Mar. 8, 1923: B 5538497; 
Arthur Barrington, Philadelphia. 


His GRACE ABOUNDED MoRE; words by 
T. O. Chisholm, music by Henry P. 
Morton rof U. Si 4101 

© Mar. 29, 1923)) 2c) Cie Oe) as, 
561023; Chas. H. Gabriel, Ciieaso,  - 


His MATCHLESS LOVE; words by W. O. 
Blount, music by Clara Lee Rivers 
tof U. Sa 8vo. 4102 


© Mart. 15, 1923; 20c ahi ose B 
560971; ‘William Oscar Blount; 
Marks, Miss. 


HomaceE A’ RAMEAU; by Debussy, ed. 
by McNair ' Ilgenfriiz jor Ul 3.7, 
played by Paul Van Katwijk. (Solo 
carola hand played record, no. 74757) 
tMusic roll 4103 


© Feb. 26, 1923-" 2c Mia su 


558390; “Cable co... ittemera ic) 
editing) 

Home; words by Billy Fazioli, music 
by Ray Klages tof U. Si 4104 


© 1c. Feb, 23, 1923.) 9a) 958222- 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


—words by Ray Klages, 
Billy Fazioli tof U. $.1 — 
© Mar. 21, 1923) Zc Mies 
558803; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


music by 
4} 


HoME DEAREST HOME IN OLD IN-DI-AN- 
NEE; words and music by Paul 
Dresser tof U. SS. Invincible ed. 

4106 

© Feb. 16, 1923; 2 ¢. Feb: 20. 

558170; Invincible’ mitsic “cog Vine. 
New York. 


206 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mae. 4, 1923 


4127 


Home (Tue) I cAN’t ForcET; words 
by T. J. Powell, music by Everett 
i fyans jot U.S. Invincible. ed. 
New York, Invincible music co., inc. 


4107 


feiiiar. 2, 1923; 2.c.,Mar. 3; E 
560495; Thomas J. Powell, Fulton, 
O. 


Home (Tue) I was To sHARE; words 
by L. V. Longueville, music by E. 
See. Puntineton of U. Sa 4108 


Getic Mar, 1, 1923;. EK. 560419; 
Louisa V. Longueville, Dubuque, Ia. 


Homer TOWN BLUES; words and music 
By JA Dar jot U. S.4 4109 


ferubig Mar 5, 1923; 5 560642; 
Jeanne A’Dair, Los Angeles. 


Hometess (THE) ONE; words and 
music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof ars 


fe) War 29,1923: 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561033; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Honeccer (ArrHur) Sonate; par A. 
Honegger of Francei; pour piano et 
violoncelle. no. 1-3. 4111 


ewer ah 1922-1 c: Feb; 9, 1923; 
FE 556255; Editions de la Siréne, Paris. 


Honety; from Go-go; words by Alex 
Rogers, melody by C. Luckyeth Rob- 
ents. et U.S: 4112 

Oeive wep. 27, 1923 ;.E. 5603/7; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


Honey GIRL; words by G. E. Hassmer 
and Richard Emschwiler, music by 
Go Elassmer tot U. S. 4113 

(Orn ce. Apr 3° 1923; 559058; 
Gerald Edward Hassmer, Lawrence- 
buire, Ind. 


HONEY IN THE ROSES; waltz, words and 
music by Zeb. Seybold tof U. $.1; orch. 
New York, Frank Harding. 4114 


© Mar. 15, 1923; 2.c. Mar. 23; | 


E 558800; Zebediah Seybold, Ada, Okl. 


HoNEY Moon; waltz, words by A. E. 

muons, mirsic by Richard S. Long’ tot 

Donan iby Wie Held tof Us.S4 

4115 

© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923; E 561401; 
Amos E. Long, Philadelphia. 


HONEYMOON TIME; waltz, by William F. 
Caesar and Irving Weill, arr. by Louis 
Katzman of U. $1; orch. with words. 
Ato. 4116 

©. Mare. 8.192352. c:. Mari-165) 8 
560901; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. «© arrangement) 


words and music by William F. 
Caesar and Irving Weill, arr. by Geo. 
J Prinkaus [of (Ue S.7 4tor  CWit- 
mark edition, no. 1610-1612) 1. Female 
voices. — 2. Male voices. —3. Mixed 
voices. 4117-4119 


© Mar. 17, .1923;°2 c. each Mar. 26 ; 
F 561166-561168; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. (© new arrangement) 


Hone Kone; fox trot, words by E. 
Limchin, music by FE. S. S. Hunting- 
ton ort U. So 4120 

Oy lhie:/ Marc 22° 10232) By S58 /i75 
FE. Limchin, Cristobal; Canal Zone. 


Hoosge (THE) ON THE BRAE, HAME TAE 
ME; words and music by Montague 
tof Great Britain 4121 

© Mar:.9)- 1923 step. Mae?) 23% 
E, 557019; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


Hore on; duet, words and music by 
Caroline L. Sumner tof U. S.1; sop. 
and contralto or baritone, with violin 
obbl. Boston, C. W. Thompson & co. 

4122 
©, Feb, 243) 1923 -)20¢), Mars 35.5% 
558433; C. L. Sumner, Norwood, N. Y. 


Hop-LA; two step, par Ciro Urbini rof 
Italyi; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 4123 

©). Janwt2: 1922 310 co Reb! Oe 1923; 
E 556260; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


ee 


piano. . 4124 
© Dee: 28-1922 =. 1. cx Jan. 22,1923 
E 551914; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Houst (THE), ACROSS THE WAY; words 
by J. E. Love, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington fof U. Sa | 4125 

Orit. ie) Mar.) 22" 923i, 1 558709 
Jennie E. Love, Bozeman, Mont. 


Housg (THE) WHERE THERE ARE NO 
CHILDREN ; words and melody by L. R. 
Ayers tof U. Si 4126 

Or bc Magi. 2771923" 55837 me 
Lenard Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons, 
Col. 


How I Miss you NO ONE KNowWS; words 
by G. M. Tidd, music by Earl Mc- 
Cullough and G. M. Tidd tof U. Su 

4127 
OP Mag )29)) 192322 (chia nS t= 
FE. 558972; G. M. Tidd, Columbus, O. 


BOW 


4128 


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pt. 111; Hs. 718. 


‘How LONG SHALL THE WICKED TRIUMPH? 
words from Psalm 94, music by J. B. 
Herbert tof U. Si (in Scripture 
song ) 4128 

Jan. 18)1923 =).2 ce ePep eos E, 
558207: J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill. 


How WoNnpERFUL; words by Ga WW 
Wesley, music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof 
Virsa 4129 

©* Mar, 29, 1923-07 se. Mar.” 19; 
E 560991; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 
(© new matter) 


2 


HuGGING TIGHT; fox-trot, words and 
music by Ernest Longstaffe rol Eng- 


land) 4130 
© Jan 13.) 1923) 1c. tan: 12. 
E 551678; Arthur Wilcock, London. 


Huta DREAMS; words by J. Will Cal- 
lahan, music by Lee S. Roberts tof 
Us Ss 4131 

© Jan. 16, 19237°2 1c. Feb: 235.8 
BoS2 Li: Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Humoresous; by I. Cross tof U. Sui, 
atk, Dy; Royal Flint tof U., $1; Bie. 


© 1 c.:Mar. 24, 1923; E 558845; 
Inez Cross, Palo Alto, Calif. 


Huncry (Tus) sea; words by John 
Oxenham, music by Eustace Phillan 
tof Great Britain 4133 

G@) Pep. 12.0923." lie Marae ae 


556714; Boosey & co., London. 


HUNTING SONG; words by Walter Scott, 
music by Frances McCollin tof U. 5.1; 
men’s voices. (Octavo series, no. 
465) 

© Mar. 2971923; 2c.) Mar. oily) E 
559016; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


HusuH oF THE worLD; words by Max- 


well Struthers Burt, music by How- 
ard Barlow tof U. S.1; high voice, 
Tan 4135 

©@vMar. 9, 1923012 codtar: MO 


558469; J. Fischer (G bro., New York. 


(© arrangement 


Hymn To THE GOOD SHEPARD; 
Amy Howard Wales Bullock, music 
by J. Kershaw tof U. $1 4136 

Olt Mae 201023" 2) ct” Miamg as 
560688; Joseph ee Ogdensburg, 
ING Ye 


Hymns For THE LIVING AGE; Services, 
responsive readings, etc., selected and 
arr. by Henry Hallam Saunderson and 

O 


words by , 


[ 


Ee 
Pay: 


others, ed. by Henry Augustine Smith 
ot ,U.S.1 Ato." . 4137 

© Mar. 7, 1923> 2 co Maree ar. 
Mar. 20; A 696868; Century co., 
New York. 


I ALWAYS HAVE A GLASS OF MILK BEFORE 
I co To BED; words and music by 
Dudley Powell tof Great Britain 

4l 


© Feb. 7, 1923 al) ico Benelo a © 
556390; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


AM A COMING, MOTHER; words by 
T.. L. Loux, music’ by Hi. Rickaedsiof 
Usisa 4139 
© 1c. Mar. 8, 19255 ss Seuas-. 
Theodore Loux, Sayre, Pa.- 


I AM COMING BACK ‘to JEsUS; words by 
Alfred Barratt, music: by James M. 
Black rof U. Si 


© Mar. 29, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 19-3, 
561029; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


AM JUST WONDERING ALL THE WHILE; 
words and melody by P. G. Bradley 
tof U. Sa, ‘arriby Aiemole ime 
tO. We 5a 414] 

© 1. c Feb. 20) 1023) BEageted; 
P. G. Bradley, Avon, New. 


AM LONESOME AND ALL ALONE; words. 

by D. Gray ri. e. D. N. Grayi, melody 

by William F. Thellman tof U. Sai — 

4142 

© 1 c. Feb. 26,. 1923 Se pse538 - 
David Nathaniel Gray, Pittsburgh. 


AM STANDING BY THE GATE, May; 
words by H. H. Hoffman, music by 
Everett J. Evans tof U.S. Invinci- 
ble ed. New York, Invincible musjc 
COU inc. 4143 
©. Mar. 2; 1923-7200 (Magis OE 
560492; H. H. Hoffman, Detroit. 


AM THY GOD AND THOU ART CHILD OF 
MINE; sacred duet, words and music 
by Caro.’ Roma: jot U. SSiereae or 
sop. and bar. or alto, in & flat. 4144 

©: Mar. 8, 1923-92 eo Mies 
560914; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


AM WAITING FOR MY CHANGE TO COME 

a words by M. Webster, music 
. S Sv Huntineton) perweyon 

4145 


© 1 c. Mar. 22,1923 ase 558729 ; 
Mose Webster, Mobile. 


BELIEVE; words by Pearl Williams, 
music by “‘W. A. Pest: tos Uy Sm : 
414 


©. Mar. 29, 1923: 2 ¢ Maneeern 
561034; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


KH 


GD 


no. 4, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


4164 


I CAME T0 YOUR GARDEN; words by John 


mn) 


Paavo lL: 


~ I'D BE CONTENTED WITH YOU; 


Sign 


_Glason Ot Wee 


Rendall. music by Marjorie Kent tof 
England; in E flat. 4147 

ian. 27.1923: 1 c. Mar. 28; © 
5570/35. Keith, Prowse & “e0.,” ltd, 
London, 


CAN'T BE SATISFIED; words and music 
by A. M. Nachbar tof U. Su, arr. by 
marry El. Alford tof U. Sa 4148 

ot ce. Mar. 9.1923; FE, 560739; 
Abraham Marshall Nachbar, Chicago. 


CANT FORGET; from Campus frolics, 
words and music by E. J. Hansen tci 
ie wes- Angeles, ~ Calif.,; Varsity 
euibsW: >. C. 4149 

@ Mar 19,1923: 2c. Mar. 27; FE 
558863; Edgar Joseph Hansen, Los 
Angeles. 


CAN’T FORGET you; words by Sam 
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Harry 
Alkst- rot U. Sa 4150 

free iar. 20, 1923. EF, 5586/7; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Same. 4151 


© Apr. Bytes 2 ee cApr 52) 
559091 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


CANT FORGIVE AND FORGET; words by 
Hal Billings, music by Joseph Meyer 
5 a abe 4152 

(Oy oilar 61923: 2c. Mars 90> E 
558480; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


CANT SEEM TO LOVE MY HUBBY ANY 
MoRE; words by D. D. Foley, music 


by Herman A. Hummel! tof U. S, 


4153 


© Mar. 24, 1923; 2 e, Apr rSgeE 
559144: Donald D. Foley, Detroit. 


CRIED FOR YOU, NOW IT’S YOUR TURN 
"0 CRY OVER ME; words by Arthur 
Freed, music by Gus Arnheim and 
Abe Lyman rof U. Su. 4154 


ywWars 16,° 1923+ 2 ¢.° Mar.) 22." 
Sherman, Clay & co. San 
Francisco. 


words and 

music by W. R. Williams tof U. 8. 

4155 

ere Net 50 1925-02 .¢." Mar. 55 se 
560654; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


GIVE. A Lot TO KNOW JUST WHAT 
THAT SWEET SWEET MAMMA’S GOT; 
words by B. Glason, melody by M. 
Rubens, arr. by M. Rubens and B. 


1413-2 4ee ee 


a rt CL CC CC 


4156 | 
209 


© 1c. Mar. 30, 1923; E 561304; 
Maurie Rubens and Billy Glason, 
New York. 


l’pD LOVE TO HAVE YA LOVE ME ALI, THE 


1H 


TIME; fox trot, words by Gus Kahn 
and Sidney Clare, music by Henry 
Santly tof U. Sa, arr. by Wm. Schulz 
jor U.° Sa; orch: “ Feist’ed, "4to: 
A157 
Ce Mar. 30/1923 3 2h Mar ar 
561310; Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
(© arrangement) 


DON'T KNOW WHy; words and music 
by Johnnie Barclay, Johnnie O’Brien 
and Jimmy Rule jof U. S$. 4158 

©) Meb.927. 1923 3.62..0). Mag Zee 
560444; Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


FOUND MY WAY TO HEAVEN, WHEN I 
FOUND MY WAY TO YOUR HEART; fox 
trot ballad, words by H. Hudnall, 
melody by Jack Wine of U. Sa 
A159 

St ek Mir Oe T9235 «500/47 = 
Huling Hudnall, Charleston, W. Va. 


GOT EVERYTHING A WOMAN NEED TO 
MAKE A GOOD MAN FALL; words and 
melody by. S. S. Miller tof U. Su. 

4160 


We Mar. 28; 19232 h 558943 ; 


#UN© 
Stanley S. Miller, Baltimore. 


HH 


4 


GOT THE BLUES; words by G. W. Ek, 
music by Herman Dubois ,pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 4161 

©) l ser “Mar. 22) 51923 +) 8 558946; 
Gust. Wm, Ek, Debs, Minn. 


HAD A GARDEN; ballad, words and 
music by James Stanley Royce of 


Be. S17, SOR. Or. ten. and mezzo. sop: 
or bar. with. violin obbl., in E flat. 
(Cupid’s garden, no. 4) 4162 


© Mary 13;°1923; 2c. Mar 14 as 
560871; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. (© arrangement 


HAVE A RENDEzvouS; from ‘The 
naughty Diana, words by Cyrus 
Wood, music by Willy Engel-Berger 
tof Germany) op. 135. 4163 
@ ‘Peps 19) 192332" c. Feb. ° 20% We 
560287 ; Harms, inc., New York. 


HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY; words 

from the Church hymnal, music by 

ies Williams jor WU. Sas orgzanvace 

4164 

©uMars 10, 192385) 2c Marc dOi ck 

560800; John H. Williams, Green- 
yillege oe Gest 


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4165 | 


I Just WANT A DApDpy, I CAN CALL, MY 
OwN: words, and imusic® byl cA. 
Dorsey tof U. Su. 4165 


©ul ce Mar 77, 1923 se Sau tS: 
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, Chicago. 


I jusT WONDER WHAT. YOU MEAN; 
words by A. Klugow, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington rof U. Sa 4166 


© 1c. Mar. 31, 1923; EK 558998; 
Alfred Klugow, Turtle Lake, Wis. 


I KNOW A GARDEN; words by Anne Mc- 
Cormick, music by Katharine Barry 
rof. Great Britain); in B fat) - 4167 

©) Fang dy 1923): ae Wiel aa, 
551682; Reeder & Walsh, London. 


I Know [’vE BEEN MORE THAN A FOOL; 
words and music by Dick Rowland 
(on OA 4168 

@Meb. 26; 1923: 2 c BebiaZocvk 
558272; Lawrence Henry music co., 
Brooklyn. 


I LIKE THEM ALL; fox trot, words by 
Louis Press, ‘music by 1, Warroz- 
zini of Italy, domiciled at New 


York 4169 
©: 1 ‘¢. Heb. 20; 1923. S5s175 ; 


Dante Carrozzini, New York. 


ltr, GO TO SLEEP THINKING OF YOU; 
words and melody by A. W. Black 
(Oim Ui Sa 4170 
©idvic. Mar. 19, 1923508 500060 ; 
Alva William Black, San Francisco. 


I’LL HAVE TO TELL YOU SOMETIME SO IT 
MIGHT AS WELL BE Now; words and 
melody by L. Stroud tof U. Su, arr. 
by Harry .P-iGuy ot Uliea) 4171 

Oa; Mary 27, 1023). S580)! ; 
Lynn Stroud, Detroit. 


TLL KEEP ON DREAMING, UNTIL MY 
DREAMS ALL COME TRUE; words by Leo 
Wood, melody by Earnest Cutting and 


Harry Archer jof U. Si, arr. by 
Harry Archer. 4172 
©. ve, Ape. 2, 123 "By 559033; 


Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


VLL SAY GOOD MORNING WHERE THE 
MORNING GLORIES GROW; words by 
Alex Gerber, music by Jean Schwartz 


ron) om 4173 

Mar M9: i023 Oe ie. Mian 06 | 
E 560889: Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


TLL TELL MY LOVE IN SPRINGTIME; words 

and music by I. C. Rodgers tof Whe ou 

Oli tar 12, 1923.08 joule: 
Irene Chealy Rodgers, Seattle. 


pt. 111} ms S., v. 18 


PLL TELL THE World; ballad, words by 
Lionel Rothery, music by Valentine 
Watson of England) 4175 

©: Jan. 3, 1923s) se eee, 

556393; Dix, Itd., London. 


TLL TELI, YOU WHY; can’t you see I’m 
in love with you, words by Benny 
Davis, music by Abner Silver, arr. by 
Geo. J. Trinkaus, jor) Ua) sma cito. 
hae Sa edition, no. 1605, 1606) 

. Female voices—2. Mixed voices. 
4176, 4177 
© Mar. 17, 1923; 2 c. each Mar) 26; 
F, 561169, 561170; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. :'© new arrangement 


I LONG TO SPEAK TO YOU; proposing 
waltz, words and music by H. J. Han- 
sen tof Denmark, domiciled at Racine, 
Wis.1 4178 


© 1.@. Mar. 12°4823-92% a0 ee 


Hans Johannes Hansen, Racine, Wis. 


I nove Him More AND MORE; words by 
Maud Hulit, music by Haldor Lillenas 
fom Uy sa 4179 


© Jan. 1, 1923-72) cae ok 
560553; Standard pub. Gon Cincinnati. 


I Love, THOU LovEST; from Jack and Jill, 
words by A. Barratt and John Murray 
Anderson, music by Augustus Barratt 
fof U.7311 4180 

© Mar, 29: 102322 tana a0 = 
FE, 561274; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


I rove you; words by A. C. Randazzo, 

music by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. S.1 

4181 

© 1.c¢. Mar 22,023. ES 58G84 - 

Anthony Carl Randazzo, Fredonia, 
NY 


I LovE,—jJusT you; words and.music by 

J. H. Hande of U. Sua - (Blue. print; 

4182 

© 1. ¢) Feb. 27,: 1926-4 Se0gGe - | 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


I’M A HARMONY BABY; words and music 
- by Blanche Merrill, Harry De Costa, 
M. K. Jerome and Fred-Rich tof U. S. 
4183 
©) Feb.:26, 1923;;)2'.c. Ben ee 1, 
558271 ; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. 


I’M BOSS OF THE SHIMMIE GANG; words 
and melody by W. Benton Overstreet 
hop Me BS) 4184 

© 1c, Mar. 26, 1923; H 561203; 
Clarence Williams music pub. GO, IMC, 
New York. 


260 


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no. 4, 1923: 


4203 


TM BROKE FOOLING WITH YoU; words by 
H. Esmere, music by G. Butts jof 
Great Britain, domiciled at Philadel- 
phiaj 4185 

© Ic Mar. 26, 1923; E 561201; 
Hulbert Esmere and George Butts, 
Philadelphia. 


M CALLING FOR -you; words by Mrs. 
L. A. Walton, music by H. Richard 
ero. 0.1 4186 

font <Fep. 19, 1923; E 558333; 
Mrs. Laurence A. Walton, Browning, 
Til. 


VM DREAMING DREAMS OF you; words by 
James Boone, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. S1 New York, World music 
pub. corp. 4187 

Wrieb: 19,°1923'; 2 c:'Feb. 23; E 
558227; James Boone, Louisville, Ky. 


VM FEELING BETTER; fox trot, words and 
melody by S. P. Farber tof U. S., arr. 
by Richard Shoemaker, jr. tof U. S$: 

4188 
ie, Mar.-8, 1923; E, 558465; 
Samuel Phillip Farber, New York. 


VM GLAD It’s OVER Now; words by Sam 
Ward, music by Gladys Taylor tof 
RE et 4189 

dc. Mar. 22, 19235. 558807 ; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


I’M GOING BACK To CALIFORNIA; words 
and music by W. C. Watson of 
5a 4190 


fue, a7, 19232 c Feb. 26; E 
558279; William C. Watson, San Fran- 


Cisco. 


I’M GOING BACK To DIXIE IN THE MORN- 
Inc; words by C. W. Lawson, melody 
by Herman Dubois ipseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. S.1 ; 4191 

alec Mar. 1, 
Clarence W. Lawson, Grand Valley, 
Canada. 


I’M GOING TO HOP, SKIP AND JUMP INTO 
MY MAMMY’s ARMS; words and mel- 
ody by Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelson 
and Irving M. Bibo rof U. Su, arr. 
by E. G. Nelson. 4192 

© 1c. Mar. 16, 1923; E 560946; 
Leo Feist, inc. New York. 


I’M IN LOVE WITH THE GIRLIE NEXT DOOR; 
words and music by H. E. Cochran 
rof U, Su, arr. by Vern Elliott tof 
iy Sa 4193 

ey (ise: ben. -26:, 9923; FE) 5583125 
H. E. Cochran, Los Angeles. 


1923; EF, 560397;. 


I’M just WILD aBpout Harry; from 
Shuffle along, words and music by 
Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake, arr. 
by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. Sa 4to. 
(Witmark edition, no. 1507, 1508) 
1. Female voices——2. Mixed voices. 

4194, 4195 

©: Mar.) 17): 1923-2 c.. cach Mare 

26; EF 561162, 561163; M. Witmark & 

sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment] 


I’M LONESOME FOR YOU DEAR OLD PAL; - 
words and music by Ethel and Billy 
Ritchie rof U. Si 4196 

KO) Dee. Zhe 1922. 2 °c. Jan. 8; 1923 
E 560526; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. 


I’M LONESOME JUST FOR you; words by 
L. Marx, music by G. Johnston tof 
WSs 4197 

©. Mar-rt9, 1923.26. Mar. 225-8 
558897; Gertrude Johnston and Leo 
Marx, Granite City, III. 


words by R. R. Rolph, music by 
ES. (S.: Baatington wot ~U. Sa 

4198 

©) tie, Mar 22, 1923. i S58690" 

Robert Raymond Rolph, New York. 


I’M LONGING FOR SOMEONE; words by 
I. Schneider, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington fof U. Sa 4199 

@) te) > Mac... 31 19235 558989; 
Irving Schneider, New York. 


TM LONGING FOR THE FOLKS AND HOME; 
words and music by H. B. Temple 
and Alwyn <P. Barnes of? Uy S. 
Invincible ed. New York, Invinci- 


ble music co., ine. 4200 
@\. Mary 16,4 1924-2) ¢- Mar 47 
EF 558633; Henry B. Temple, La 


Grange, Ga. 


I’M LOSING You: “words by King Zany 
tpseud. of Jack Dilh, music by Roy 
Ingraham of U. Su. 4201 


ko) Ae, Mar. 21; 10235 "EO Sol Phe: 
Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 


I’M MAKING BELIEVE THAT YOU LOVE 
ME; words and melody by L. Darling 
fon PUL. Sa 4202 

© 1 ¢: Mar. 24,1923; 3 558853; 
Lake Darling, Hollywood, Calif. 


VM NOT SO SURE ABOUT THAT; words 
by C. E. Slider and Harry G. Scho- 
enlaub, music by C. E. Slider tof 

Sal 4203 

© Mar Zi. 1923-2 ¢.. Marea: 

E, 560870; Clifford E. Slider, New 
Albany, Ind. 


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4204 


pt. Ilia s.49218 


I’M oN My wAy; words by H. E. Coff- 
man, music: by Geo, /Grafi,ygn.* 1of 
U. Sa New York, World music 
pub. corp. 4204 


©) Feb. 19)'1923;'2 c, Hebe 23s= 


558232; Helen FE. Coffman, Gales- 
burg, Ill. 
I’M PINING FOR THE SHINING OF THE 


SUNSHINE OF YOUR HEART; words by 
W. A. Wagner, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington rof U. Sa 4205 

©.) cy Mar. (22): 1992 a Sse 727 : 
W. A. Wagner, Chicago. 


I’m sorry I] TREATED YOU SO MEAN; 
words by J. R. Dichter, music by Lee 
Wainer tof U. Sa 4206 

©. .1-c¢,. Mar: 29, 19235) 561243 - 
Lee Wainer and Jack R. Dichter, 
Philadelphia. 


words by N. Miller, 
S. S. Huntington tof 
4207 


I met Motty; 
music by 
USS. 

G1 oe. “Mak. 22.) 12S is Babe 732; 
Nell Miller, Everson, Wash. 


I MET YOU IN DREAMLAND; words by 
C6. “Perkins, “music by ees. oO. 
Huntington tof U. 8. 4208 

© 1c. Mar. 31, 1923; E 558994; 


Cora. (C, Perkins, “Lenoir, IN.7C. 


I micut! duet, words by Ronald Jeans, 

music by Philip Braham jof England) 

4209 

@iMar. 2701923: 2.6) aia 265, 

557075; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., 
London. 


I NEVER BROKE NOBODY'S HEART WHEN [ 
SAID GOOD-BYE; words by Alfred 
Bryan, music by Leon Flatow and 
Albert Gumble tof U. Sa 4210 

© Mar 29; 1923-52 ely Mian. 150: 
FE, 561282; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


I PROMISED NOT TO HOLLOW, BUT HEY, 
HEY; words and melody BE Johnny 


Dunn of U. ae atr/ by H. Qualli 
Clark of) (U. 4211 
Cl jest: 4 1923; E 561397; 


Johnny Dunn, New York. 


I RATHER FOX TROT THAN WALTZ; mel- 
ody by Otto Motzan and Pete Wend- 
line tof GS 4212 

© vl sch Mar... 71923) Ge OU aly: 
Barney Abramowitz, New York. 


REMEMBER, BUT I wisH I COULD ForR- 
GET; words by Allan Flynn, melody by 
F. Madden fof Upsey 4213 


© 1c. Feb. 20, 1923; 17558181 - 
Franklin Madden, New York. 


— 


I REMEMBER, | REMEMBER;. words by 
Thomas Hood, music by M. Gold tof 
Ups 5) 4214 

© lc. Feb. 5, 1923; E 560696: Mat- 
thew Gold, Bayonne, N. ds 


I sING oF you; words and music by 
Bertha Weber tof U. S. 4215 


© Mar. 6, 1923+ 2%) Mares) 
oe Schroeder & Gunther, New 
or 


i! StOLé YOU FROM SOMEONE ELSE AND 
SOMEBODY STOLE YOU FROM ME; words 
and music by Roy Fox and Jack Lax 
tof U. Su. 4216 


© Feb. 17, 1925-°2 ce) Benes E 
558278 ; Grantier- Bry ant music pub. 
co., Los Angeles. 


I TRIED TO CAPTURE, YOUR HEART; words 
and music by D. F. Marcus tof U. Su., 
arr. by Mornay Helm tof U. S. 

4217 


© 1. $c. .Mar. 9) 19235) yogn741 - 
David Frank Marcus, New York. 


I USED TO LOVE TO GO DANCING, BUT NOW 
I GO DANCING TO LOVE; words and 
melody by Harry Pease, Howard 
Johnson and Ed. G. Nelson tof U. Si, 
arr. by H. Pease. 4218 


©) Pee Feb. 275 Nae 5 560469 ; 
Leo Feist, inc., New Yor 


[VE BEEN A FOOL; words by Will Fred- 
eric, melody by Albert Holmer of 
Sa A219 


© 1c.’ Mar. 20, 1023, i oei260 ; 
Will Frederic music pub. CO.. . Minneap- 
olis. 


VE GOt ANOTHER LOVIN’ MAMMA, CALL- 
_IN’ ME BADDY NOW; words and music 
by Lou Herscher and Joe Burke tof 
ABS 4220 

©. Dee: .29, 1922. 2c) Ware e275) 
E, 560385,;A. J. Stasny music eo. inc., 
New York. 


PVE GOT DEM BOOTLEGGING BLUES; words 
and melody by T. Delaney tof U. S., 
arr..by Mark Welch tof U. Si 4221 

© Jc. \Apr) 5).1923- ae Ssaeniy 
Tom Delaney, Baltimore. 


262 


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no. 4, 1923 


[VE GOT SOME WAYWARD LOVE, FOR A 
WAYWARD MAN; or, Tilo, words and 
music by Shepard N. Edmonds tof 
33 4222 

fei. 2/7, 1923; 2c. Mar. 26; 5 
561180; Shepard N. Edmonds music 
pub. co., New York. 


[ve cor THR MIDNIGHT BLUES; words 
and melody by I. G. and Clarence 
MVinivams tot U: Sa, arr. by C: Wil- 
liams. 4223 


foe ioe, Feb: \27,°'1923:- 560372: 
Irene G. Williams, New York. 


TIVE Gol THE PROHIBITION BLUES; words 
wae. joyce, ‘music by EB. SiS. 
Huntington tof U. S. 4224 

mec Mar 22.1923: 558721: 
James F. Joyce, Philadelphia. 


I’vE Got THOSE SHOUTING BLUES ; melody, 
by G. F. Baquet tof U. rae arr. by 
Ellis Howard Reynolds tof U. Si 

4225 
eae *Mar’ 22:°1923*. FE 558796; 
George F. Baquet, Philadelphia. 


TV GO! YOU AND YOU'VE GoT ME; words 
by Lew Brown, melody by Mary Earl 
tpseud. of Robert A. King: and Ray 


fienderson jor. OU. $7, arr. by. Ed: 
Momsen, jr, rot U.. Sa 4226 
eusec: Mar. 21, 1923: B 561103 ; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & CO. inc., New 


York. 


PVE WAITED; waltz ballad, words and 
pe emusic. by Bert Auerbach tof Us Sa 

4227 

© Mar. 12, 1923: 2c Mara tgs 

OG OLG Lyric music corp., New York. 


I WANNA BABY; words and music by 
W. W. Frank tof U. Sa, arr. by Vern 
Elliott tof U. Sx 4228 

hc. Mar. 16,1923: F -560892- 
Willard W. Frank, % Postmaster, 
San Francisco. 


I WANT A LITTLE MOUNTAIN HOME UP 
IN G#NESER; words and melody by 
im Bemgold tof UL Si A229 


Rey ite, Mar 26)" :1923 > E: 561207; 
Lipa Feingold, Denver. 


I WANT «A PRErry cirL; from Jack and 
Jail, words by Otto Harbach, music 
by Wm. Daly tof U. Si 4230 
me Mian 29. (1923 -)\20c.)) Mar.) 30 2B, 
561273 : Jerome H. Remick & CO. 
New York. 


I WANT A SHEIK; words by R. M. Jones, 


music by E. S. Huntington tof 
WSs 4231 
© 1c Mary Si.) 19237) By S580: 


Ruth M. Jones, Omaha, Neb. 


WANT ALL OF YOU ALL OF THE TIME, 
NOBODY ELSE WILL DO; words and music 
by EL. COblinser jot Ul Sa 4232 

©) hh ey Mag! 38, 919232 0H 5584052 
Harry C. Oblinger, Kansas City, Mo. 


leo 


I WANT MY LIFE TO TELL, FOR JESUS; 
words and music by. Haldor Lillenas 
fOr AW 4233 

©) Alani BA 1825s 2 ke. chee te Ee 

560558; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


WANT 10 DANCE; words by I. E. (Ted) 
Price, melody by William E. Arnold 
cof U. Si, arr. by Herman A. Hummel 
Lone 1 4234 

© Ise; Mar. 9) 1923, 5007425 ra 
EK. Price, Cleveland. 


I WANT TO GO BACK To CAROLINA; words 
by G. F. Rankin, music by Eons 
Huntington tof U. S.1 4235 


© ey Mar. 131 1923: a 558990. 
Graham F. Rankin, Wilmington, N. C. 


WONDER; duet, words by Ronald Jeans, 

music by Philip Braham tof England) 

4236 

OmiManer 2121923 er Ws ea Mare 22 3 

E, 557023; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. 


4 


on | 


r= 


WONDER IF; words and music by G. A. 
McIntyre rof U. Sa, arr. by Louis La 
Rondelle rof Great Britian, domiciled at 
Los Angeles) ~ 4237 


©uf c. Mar, (10,1923 “0s. 558404. 
Gertrude Axman ‘Metntyre, Los An- 
geles. - 


I WONDER IF ’LL MEET HER IN HEAVEN? 


words by A. Car, music by Geo. Graff, 

je.10f-U;, Sas art. by» Dheo..G., Beach 

SPN ore OR Sy - 4238 

© ide.) Mag 452919237. SO0G18); 
Albert Car, Philadelphia. 


WONDER WHAT Il’vVK DONE TO YOU; 
words and melody by W. Simpson tof 
U. Su, ‘arr. by H. Qualli Clark jof 
Ue Sa 4239 


Pon era Wan hs. 1023, Teva seouls 
William Simpson, New York. 


WONDER. WHO; waltz ballad, words and 

music by B. B. Westerhoff tof U. S$. 

4240 

OH Ape 62) 1282 es Apr oie 

559151; Ben B. Westerhoff, Ottumwa, 
ay 


loam! 


= 


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4241 


IcH BLEIB DIR TREU; shimmy-fox, aus 
der schwank-operette, Die tolle Lola, 
text von Gustav Kadelburg und Ar- 
thur Rebner, musik von Hugo Hirsch 
tof Germany}, klav. arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann fof Germany) 4241 

© Sept. 2,'1922: tc. Bem .28: 1923 - 
E, 556605; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


IcH GEI AROIS; song of the little bird, 
English version by Constance Ramsay 
Gideon, music arr. by Henry Gideon 


rof U. Si (Jn From the cradel to the 
chuppe, v. 1) 4242 
(ey Wier 25.0 1925s 2 er Nar: 26: 


i." S50i235° .Arthur Po) Schmidt co., 

Boston. 

IcH MUSS HEUT’ NACHT BETRUNKEN 
SEIN; schwipstrot, text von Hans 
Pflanzer, musik von Theo. A. Korner 
tof Germany), klay. arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann fof Germany} 4243 


© | Now.'7,/ 1922; 1) ce Bebw 28) 1923 ; 
E, 556568; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


IcH SUCH’ EIN HUBSCHES FRAULEIN; fox 
trot, worte von Will Steinberg, musik 
von Kurt Zorlig tof Germany), klav. 
arr. von Otto Lindemann rof Germany) 

4244 

©)Sept.' 5;.1922- 1c. Feb 28, 1923: 

FE, 556610; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


IcH WEISS DU LIEBST’ MICH NICHT! lied 
und shimmy-foxtrot, worte von Egon 
Schubert, musik von Theo. A. Korner 
tof Germany), klav. arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann tof Germany] 4245 


©) Sept. 7, 1922-1 \c. Feb. $28.01023- 
FE 556595; Drei-marken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


ICH WEISS KIN ENTZUCKENDES NACHTLO- 
KAL; aus New York-Berlin, text von 
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich u. Robert 
Bodanzky, musik von Rudolph Nelson 
tof Berlim, klavier arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann .of Germany] 4246 

©) Septn22)/ 1922") Tic, Beb) 20s 1923 : 
EF 556559; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


ICH WEISS EIN NACHTLOKAL, MIT EINER 
NISCHE; text von Rudolf Diamant, 
musik von Robert Stolz tof Austriai op. 
381. 4247 

© Jan. 19,1922 lc. eb: 28, 923): 
E, 556594; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


pt. 111 ave, 1s 


IpaHo, I pon’ KNOW WHY I. Miss rou 
so; words by Ralph Stanley, music by 
Leslie Alleyn tof Great Britain) (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 4248 

©..Mar. .5, 1923-0 Nie = 
556788; B. Feldman & coe ‘London. 


IpEAL (THE) MuSIC BOOK, no. 18; 12 


popular pieces, arr. by Frederic Mullen 
tof Great Britain); piano. 4249 

©. Mar. 5)° 1023 01 ieee e! 
556787; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© arrangement) 


Ty EvER I FALL IN LOVE AGAIN ; words by 
E. B. Price, melody by Casper Nathan 
rom Utes 425 

© 1 c& Mar. 19, 1023-52 S50057- 
Ernest B. Price, San Francisco. 


Ir I COULD LIVE OVER AGAIN; words by 
Earl Johnston and John A. Ricca, 
melody by F. Ciccia tof Italy, domiciled 
at New York 4251 

© 1 -¢. Mar. 27) 1923re Ee ossses: 
Frank Ciccia and Charles D’Amico, 
New York. 


is [pme, LET ME DIE FOR LOVE; words 
and music by 'W. P. Saunders of 
Sa 4252 


©. 1 oc» Mar. iy 1823 see seede4: 
William Philip Saunders, Cleveland. 


Ir I HAD THIS WHOLE WIDE WorLD I’p 
GIVE IT ALI, FOR you; words by F. D. 
Hord, music by J. F. Roberts, tof 
U. S.1 New York, Manhattan music 
CG) 4253 

©: Feb. 24, 1923: 2 ¢ Ben 2e> 
558282: EF. D, Bord: Cimcon 9 Eisil, 
Tenn. 


Ix I KNEW; words and music by J. M. 
Dungan ,of U. Sa 4254 
© Jan. 1,. 1923220 6 Mies: 
560578; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Ir I KNEW YoU THEN AS I KNOW YoU 
Now; words by Lew. Brown and 
Billy Joyce, melody by James F. 
Hanley jof U. Si, art. by) ugene 
Platzman fo?) (Wise 4255 

©.1 ¢.) Mar. 19,’ 1923) S009 ss:; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


Ir I onLY HAD My wAy; words and 
melody by L. Darling of U. Sa 

4256 

©: ce.) Mar.) \8, 1923)5 iene 
Lake Darling, Hollywood, Calif. 


264 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4273 


Tr I TooK You BACK AGAIN; words by 
Laura V. Moore, melody by Al Kay 
tpseud. of Al Koppel, of U. Su, arr. 
by Geo. R. Holman of U. Su. 

4257 
fone c Mar. 9, 1923; E 560733; 
Fred. A. Smith, New York. 


I¢ I WERE A BUTTERFLY AND YOU WERE 
A ROSE; words and music by Mae 
Beso fi. ce. M. L. Basto, of U. Sa 

4258 
mi c Mar. 2, 1923; E -558373; 
Mae Louise Basto, New York. 


Ir Rip VAN WINKLE HAD SLEPT UNTIL 
NINETEEN TWENTY-TWO; words by J. 


Olsen, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
Mesa. New York, World music 
pub. corp. 4259 


i bep. 19) 1923: 2 c.- Feb. 23;. E 
558239; Jack Olsen, San Francisco. 


If SHE BUT KNEW; words by Greville 


. Matheson, music by Francis 
Thorns of Great Britainj; in B flat. 
4260 


peje t7,, 1923+) 1 c. Feb.. 5; 
ee A. Weekes & co., lItd., Lon- 
on. 


IF SHE DOES OR DOESN’T; words by M. 
. Krasovic, music by Arnold T. 
Lax cof U. S1 New York, Man- 
hattan music co. 4261 


©. Bed: 25, 1923; 2c. Mar. 13> E 
558545; Martin A. Krasovic, Steel- 


ton,’ Pa. 
Ir THE MOON; words by James 
Stephens, music by Henry C. ff. 
Castleman of Great Britain}; me- 


dium voice. (Two moon songs, no. 
1) 4262 

(© Feb. 20,.1923: 2 c. Feb. 26;. E 
558268; G. Schirmer, inc., New York, 


IF WE COULD SEE BEYOND TopAy; words 
and music by Lee S. Roberts of 


Wis (ln Lattle’ songs: ‘of, opti- 
mism ) 4263 

@eMar. 29, 1923-2 c. Mar. 28; E 
558925; Forster, music publisher, 


inc., Chicago. 


If WE WERE TO SAY GOODBYE; waltz bal- 
lad, words and melody by W. B. 
marcds jor U. Sa 

fe) te. Mar 8, 1923; EH 558458: 
W. B. Harris, Seattle. 


Ir you pon’, I KNOW WHO WILL; 
words and melody by Chris Smith, 
Tim Brymn and Clarence Williams 
fol: Uh Say arre shy -C. haere - 

2 


4264 | 


© 1-c. Mar. 9, 1923; E 560749; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


Ik yoU GO, YOU'LL COME BACK, BY AND 
BY; fox trot, by Henry Creamer and 
Lew Pollack, arr. by Geo. J. Trin- 
kaus: jot Ul Sazi-vocal ‘orchy wiih 
words, in F. 4to. 4266 

©) Mar.S: 1923-2 Mar tes os 
560902; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. © new arrangement) 


IF YoU’LL BE A CAVE-MAN’S WIFE; words 
by EF. L. Cushman, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. Si 4267 


3@) ie.) Mari 31, 1023-7 Hs 558983 
Elsie FL. Cushman, Dorrington, 
Wash. 


It YouLL BE A LOVIN’ DADDY TO ME; 
words by Ingra J. Miller and G. V. 
Sutton, music by Everett J. Evans 
mt U...S3°* Invincible ed. >. New 
York, Invincible music co., inc. 4268 


iC). Mary - 2.019235: (2: ee Mag 3 
a Geo. V. Sutton, Champaign, 


Ix YOU WANT TO REACH HEAVEN, YOU 
GOTTA STOP RAISIN’ HELI, HERE BELO ; 
words by C. A. Wicklund, music by 
Everett J. Evans rof U. Sa Invinci- 
ble ed. New York, Invincible music 
co., ‘Me. 4269 

(Oya 2° 1923-2. (Man Sa 
560493: C. A. Wicklund, Independ- 
ence, Ky. 


I, sS’DEGONFLE; fox-trot chanté, paroles 
de Henry Moreau et Plébus, musique 
de Harold de Bozi tof France) Paris, 
Almar-Margis. 4270 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923: 
EH 556295-..G. Lorette, Paris: 


Intrnors; fox trot, words and melody 


by E. A. Priebe rof U. S$. 4271 


HCE et Mare 12) 1923--E S6084i- 
Ernest Adolph Priebe, Meriden, 
Conn. 


IMPROMPTU [ET] HUMORESQUE; par Jean 
Strauwen tof Francei; violoncelle et 
piano. 4272 

(©) Jan: 24 1923" 1c. Pek 92 EF 

556264; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


IN A QUAINT OLD FASHIONED COTTAGE 
BY THE SEA; fox trot, words by Zoa 
Burnight, music by Jack Stanley tof 
U. Sa, Richmond arr. 4273 

©) bie) +} Mar: 19 192358) 560950 
Zoa Burnight, Los Angeles. 


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4274 


pt: 111; ns., v. 1& 


In BERLIN AUF DEM KURFURSTENDAMM ; 
vortragslied, text und musik von Willy 
Prager tof Germany) 4274 


© Dee. 8, 1922-1) c. Feb. 28; 1923. 
E 556622; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


In Brirrany; words by E. V. Lucas, 
music by Arthur Baynon tof Great 
Britainy:in DD: 4275 

© fan, 7s 19235047 ey epee 
556523; A. Weekes & co., itd., London. 


IN DANCELAND WITH YoU; words and 
melody by G. F. Baquet tof U. Su, 
arr. by Ellis Howard Reynolds tof 
GS 4276 


©: 4 ¢h) Mare 28.1923 >: 558949. 
George F. Baquet, Philadelphia. 


IN DER BAR DEL ALHAMBRA; lied und 
schotis espafiol, text von Arthur Reb- 
ner, musik von Leo Ascher sof Aus- 
tria) 4277 

© Sept. 2, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923: 
E 556611; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


IN DER BAR, HEUTE NACHT UM HALB 
ZEHN; bummelfoxtrot, worte von Kurt 
Robitschek, musik von Ludwig Fried- 
mann tof Germany) 4278 


© “Paly: 31920 oc. Feb 2s. 1975 
E, 556548; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


In FAIR Hawair; words and music by 
Melba Wirth tof U.S. 4279 
(On Mar: (8° 1923+ 2. G.-Mage Oe, at 
558479: Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. 


In His LOVING HAND; words and music 
by M. Dunlop tof: U. S.1 A280 
(OC) Mat 16, 19262 vc: Mar 220 31% 
558665; Merrill Dunlop, Oak Park, 
Til. 


Lite sStEes hwonrds bye Ko ball 
music by F: A. Challinor tof Great 
Britain}; two-part choir of treble 
voices. 4to. (Bayley & Ferguson’s 
festival. .auusie, no. 113). tStath and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 4281 


© ans eeoZs ve. Heb aay 
556368; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


In Hoxtuywoop; words by J. B. Mac- 
Connico, music by J. B. MacConnico 
and). Harvey ,blotuas, tol VW Sie Jame: 
by William P. Helm tof U. Sai 4282 

Oud oer iva i 319232 By SO0S00 
John Bartlett MacConnico, Glen Mills, 
Pay 


In JuNE; words by Raymond B. Egan, 
music by Richard- A. Whiting {of 
WW. Sas 4283 

© Mar. 20, :19235-72 “ce Miaee cee 
aise Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
ork. 


In LonpoN TOWN; unison song, words 
by Hugh Chesterman, music by Stan- 
ley Marchant tof England 4to. 
(School music review, Mar., 1923) 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


© Mar. 15, 19233) ch ian ie 
556903; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


IN MERRY HARVEST TIME; -by Walter 
Rolfe tof U. $1; piano. 4285 
© Apr., 6, 1923 2° 6 Age eee. i, 
561560; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


IN MY CASTLE OF WONDERFUL DREAMS; 
words by C. J. Snebold, melody by 
Arnold, T. Lax: jot Were 4286 

© 1 c« Feb. 20) 1923) Bosses: 
C.J. Snebold, Natrona a 


IN MY DREAMS; words by H. Smith, 
melody by Arnold T. Lax tof cane 


© 1c... Mar “5.1925 -= to aauGs0 
Hiram Smith, Marion, Mass. 


IN MY GARDEN; words and music by 
Geo. Roberts tof U. S.1; high, ne 


© Mar. 9; 1923: 206. Mig ie 
558471; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


IN OUR PARLOR ON A SUNDAY NIGHT; 
words by Benton Ley, music by Leg 
David, arr. by Geo. J. Trnkaus (or 


U. Si 4to. (Witmark edition, no. 
1625, “L626) 1. Female voices.—2. 
Male voices. 4289, 4290 


© Mar. 8. 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 16; 
E 560903, 560904; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment] ; 


IN PERFECT PHACH; words: Dy) 1.00: 
Chisholm, music by Henry P. Mor- 
ton tor Ua s4 4291 

©: Mar. 29; 1923-2 Gy Wie 
E 561005; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


IN SPRINGTIME; serenade, by Franz Kal- 


bert tof U. Sas) piano.) \Bostean Vi 
B. Hasey & co. (Melodious teach- 
ing pieces) 4292 


| © Bebh 21.) 1923 sic.) Pet aie 
558241: W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


266 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


IN THAT GREAT GETTING UP MORNING; 
negro spiritual, collected and harmo- 
nized by K. L. Smith tof U. S., ed. by 
Stanley R. Avery; mixed voices. 4293 


eta, 24,1923: 2 c. Mar..26; & 


561182; Katherine L. Smith, Minne- 
apolis. 
IN THE END OF THE SABBATH; anthem 


for Easter, words from St. Matthew’s 
gospel, music by R. M. Stults tof 
U. Si; mixed voices. 4to. (Hall- 
Mack co’s Easter anthems, no. 318) 
4294 
hep owzs,- 1923-2 ¢c. Mar. 13; 
E 558550; Hall-Mack co., Philadel- 
phia. 


IN THE GARDEN OF OUR Gop; sacred song, 
words and music by B. H. Doty tof 
U. Si, arr. by Blanche Northrup. 

4295 

Meron) 1923- 2 ci Feb: 17; 

EF 558160; B. H. Doty, Traverse City, 
Mich. 


IN THE LAND OF MY DREAMS; words and 
melody by W. D. Rivers tof U. S.) arr. 
by Wavid Peyton tof U. Si; in B flat. 

4296 

E, 561403; 

Chicago. 


oa expr. 4; 1923; 
William Douglas Rivers, 


IN THE LAND OF THE GOLDEN POPPIES; 
words by G. Kobida, music by E. 8... 
Huntington fof U. Su. 4297 


Cove Mar, 3%, 1923-.E 558982: 
Geo. Kobida, Santa Barbara, Calif. 


IN THE LAND WHERE OLEANDERS AND 
DOGWOOD BLOSSOMS GROW; words by 
C. M. King, music a Glen Snelgrove 
Men Ue Sa 4298 


©, Apr. 2; 1923: Ze Agr. ay 
559154; Carrie May King, New Or- 
leans. 


>In tHE Lord BE STRONG; words by Char- 
lotte G. Homer, music by Chas. H. 
Gabriel tof U. Sa 4299 
eereuriiar 29:..1973 2 ¢c Mar. 19: 
F, 561012; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


* IN THE MOONLIGHT WALTZ WITH YOU; 
words and music by W. C. Traher rof 
Canaday 4300 


ete ce.” Mar. 10: 1923: E 558491; 
_ Wilfred Charles Traher, London, On- 
tario, Canada. 


.IN THE SUMMER-TIMB WELL HAVE THE 
WEDDING; words by H. M. Peavey, 
melody by Doris Peavey tof U. Su 
4301 


4312 


© ies Mag: 222192308) 558772" 
Hollis M. Peavey, St. Paul. 


IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE, JUST YOU 
AND I; words by N. Pearson, music 
by C. Teague tof U. Si Portland, Or, 
Arrow pub. co. 4302 

Mar. 17; E 


©) Mar. 9.71923- 2) ¢ 
558644: Cecil cae Pomidad Ore. 


IN THOUGHTS of YoU; ballad, words and 

music by P. Haeussler tof U. Si 4305 

©) ber “Mar 2 1923 KY 5583825 
Paul Haeussler, Brooklyn. 


IN VIOLET T1MB; words: by C. E. Eck, 

music by EF. S. S. Huntington tof U. S.3 

4304 

© 1 ce) (Mar 3150 1923 - (558978 
Chas) ds. ek: Silverton, Canada. 


IN i words and music by EF. B. 
Knowlton tof U. Si Vocal sc. 4305 
©. Piet Weer 5; 1927 3524730; 

FE, Bruce Knowlton, Portland, Or. 


InconsTaANcy ; words by Henry J. True- 
man, music by Frederick Stevenson 
(of... Sa op. 35. 1: Low -voiees.-— 
2. High voice. 4306, 4307 

© Apr. 6, 1923; 2c. each Apr. 10; 
E 561551, 561552: Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


INDIAN LOVE SONG; words by Charles O. 
Roos and Juanita E. Ross, music by 
Homer Grunn tof U. Su. 4308 

Or Mie 1541/0283)". 2 genta Miaiiag Si: 
E560656; Southern California music 
co., Los Angeles.. 


INDIAN . LULLABY: words by Sarah 
Grames Clark, music by Ira B. Wilson 
rof U. S14; sop., alto and bass. (Lo- 
renz’s two-part, three-part afd four- 
part choruses, no. 7005) 4to. 4309 

(©); Bepin20) w1S23- "2" ca Mar ai 
E 559036; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 


INDIAN MOON; from Go-go; words by 


Alex Rogers, melody by C. Luckyeth 
Roberts tof U. 8.1 “4310 
Getic Pebwi 27.9234 S60875; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
Work, 
INDIAN (THE) RUNNER; by Florence 


Goldsmith Bernstein tof U. Sa; piano. 
4311 


Gyo Nir 128-7 1928) (27 eMac i30i- 
B 561316 Ha tch music co., New Vouk. 


INGHELBRECHT (D. E.) Nocturne; par 
D. E. Inghelbrecht tof France); vio- 
loncelle et piano. 4312 


©). We 2S1G22 1c. Jan: 2, 1923 ; 
FE 551874; Ne Zs Mathot, Paris. 


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4313 


pt. 1 mew AS 


IncLESE (L’) & 1, CoccHTIERE; words 
by Francesco Amodio, music by A. 


Amato. fof. U: Sa 4313 


Oil es Mar 29). 1029 ie eaate 5 
Alfredo Amato, New York. 


INNOCENT LONESOME BLUE BABY; words 
by Clifford Grey, music by George 
Gershwin tof U. S. London tetc.i, 
Chappell & co., ltd. 4314 


©..Mar: 28, 1923-027 ea Miar, 30: 
561306; Harms, inc., New York. 


INTERLUDE (AN); words by Helen 
aylor, music by Easthope Martin 
fot. Great’ Britainy; am (D>) Ciaree 
more songs of the fair, no. 2) 4315 


© June 14, 1917; 1 c. Jan. 30, 1923; 
E 556458; Enoch & sons, London. 


INTERMEZZO LYRICO; by Gustave Fer- 
rari, arr. by Alfred Moffat rof Great 
Britain}; violin and piano. 4316 

Jan 29) 1923); Fes) FeptZ0 e: 
556463; Augener, lItd., London. (© 


arrangement] 


INTRODUCTION (AN) To JEWISH MUSIC 
IN EIGHT ILLUSTRATED LECTURES; by 
A. rma ‘Cohon joi Ul IS4 4to; 

4317 

© Feb, °8, 1923; 2c: and ait. Feb. 

21; A 698366; Council of Jewish 
women, Chicago. 


INTRODUCTORY OPENING FOR A BURLESQUE 
OR MUSICAL COMEDY; words and 
music’ by EL Hall tok UL Sa 4318 


© sc) Mar: 2," 1O2s ae Sa835/9'; 
Hallie Hall, Conneaut, O. 


INVITATION TO THE DANCE; by a 
ed. by McNair Ilgen fritz rof U. 
played by Ivan Kerouak. (Beeardo, 
no. 67320) (Music roll 4319 


©: Feb) 2459232 'c) Mag aoe ok 
558405; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


IRELAND MUST BE A GARDEN IF YOU ARE 
A WILD IRISH ROSE; fox trot, by Bert 
Rule, arr. by \Geo, J. Erinkaus: jot 
Ur Sh tvocal,orch, in) 8 diab 
words. 4to. _ 4320 

© Mae i71923 2c. Mars 267) 
561171; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. {© new arrangement) 


IrisH AIRS; arr. by Joseph Schofield 
and Harry Joseph O’Brien tof Great 
Britain); violoncello and piano. Con- 
fents 21) (Rein) the! ! tear) same) oie 


smile.—2. My lodging is on the cold. 


ground.—3. Rich and rare—4.. Cruis- 
te lawn.—5. Irish lament. 4321 


© Mar. 1, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 26; E 
557044; Schott & co., London. (© 


arrangement} 


IrisH EYES; words by Charles S$. Wil- 
liams, music by Clarence B. Leon- 
ard fof U. Sa 4322 


© 1c. Feb. 17, 1923; (8 55s120; 
Williams and Leonard, Watervliet,. 
Nge¥s 


IRISH HEARTS WAIT FOR ME; words by 
D. Oman, music by Geo. Graff, jr.. 
tof U: Su, arr. by Theo, Ga Begch 
fof Ue 4323 

© 1 c. Mar. 5: 1023-7 eeo0nlS = 
David Oman, Toronto, Canada. 


IRISH LASSIE 0 MINE; melody, by L.. 

Haberly *jof Uz 75a 4324 

© 1c. Mar. 20, 19235), S5eg/! ; 
Lylas Haberly, San Francisco. 


Is IT WELL WITH YOUR SOUL; words and 
music by Haldor Lillenas for. Wl. io 
© Jan. 1, 1923032 ieee er Es 
560588; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati.. 


Is THERE IN YOUR HEART ANY LOVE FOR 
ME; words by Nell Drake, music by 
J. F. Roberts rof U. Sa New York, 
N. Y., Manhattan music co. 4326: 


© Feb. 24, 1923; 2 c Bebazo: (E. 
558281; Nell Drake, Kendallville, 
Ind. 


IsLAND (THE) Hime; (selection, iby 
Harold Garstin, arr. by Dan God- 
frey tof Great Britain); full mili- 
tary band, with conductor. (Chap- 
pell’s army journal, no. 503) 4327 


©. Feb. 6, 19235 Wiic, items 
556744 ; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement) 


IsLAND OF DREAMS; words by A. 6S. 
Herzog, melody by R. Sauer tof 
Wiss 4328: 
© 1c. Apr. 3,- 19235) 58053; 
Arthur S. Herzog and Robert Sauer, 


‘New York. 


IsLE OF NOWHERE; eed and music by 
J A Date rot U. Sa 4329 


© 1 c Mar: . 5, 1923; We ae0er); 
Jeanne A’Dair, Los Angeles. 


IsRoEL CE TACH; words from the Tal- 
mud, music by Savel Kwartin of 


Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn 4330 
©. I © Mar,’ 3, (1923) a amieno 
Brunswick Balke-Collentian co., New 


Work. 


268 


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no. 4, 1923 


4349 


It 1s Gop’s way; words by J. W. Car- 
‘penter, music by Chas. H. Gabriel 
ror U.S. 4331 


mia, 1.1923; 2°c, Mar. 3; E 
560586 ; Standard ‘pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


It’s A FUNNY OLD WORLD AFTER ALL; 
words and music by R. Murray tof 
Werod. acm by:.Amos M: White; 
piano, with words. 4332 


ied ce. War. 12, 1923: EF 560837; 
Richard Murray, New Orleans. 


It’s HOME TO ME; by Eugene Lock- 
hart, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkhaus tof 
U. Si; vocal orch. with words, in 
F. 4to. 4333 


var 18) 1923, 2 c. Mar. 16;, E 
560905; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. «© new arrangement) 


It’s LONESOME IN BLUE BIRD LAND; waltz 
ballad, words by George A. Norton, 
music by Hal A. Campbell tof U. Su 
Tucson, Ariz., George A. Norton. 

: 4334 

rane. 2/7., 1923: 2.c. Mar. 73. E 

560706; Norton & Campbell, Los 
Angeles. 


It SINGETH LOW IN EVERY HEART; words 
adapted and music by B. V. Gaines 
tof U. Sa; with violin and cello obbl. 
Los Angeles, Calif., Gaines pub. ve : 

433 


Ore War 15, 1923: 2. €.. Mar..28: 
E 559099; Berenice Van Loan Gaines, 
Los Angeles. 


J? TAKES A LONG TIME TO CET ’EM, BUT 


YOU CAN LOSE "EM OVER NIGHT; words 

and music by B. Smythe rof U. Su 

: ; 4336 
v1 Cc: 


Billy Smythe, Louisville. 


ITALIAN LOVE SONG; paraphrase on O sol 
mio, with additional original move- 
ments, by A. Teres tof lie 5.1 Op. pee 

337 


piano. 


rec. 25, 1922: 2 ce. Mar. 22, Bees 
E 558791; Albert Teres, New York. 
(© new matter} 


J’N’AI PLUS D'POELE; paroles de Albert 
Willemetz et G. Arnould, misique de 
Maurice Yvain jof France) 4338 


©) Dec. -31,,1922; 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E, 556249; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


JAPANESE MOON; fox trot, by Léon 
Straten tof Francei; piano. 4339 


©: Dees 28; "1922" 1 €.) Jam. 22; 41923; 
F, 551879; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Mer 3, 1923)\." Be S605 82: 


Java (LA); d’En douce, musique de 
Maurice Yvain tof France; 1. Piano 
et chant; paroles de Albert Willemetz 
et Jacques-Charles.—2. Piano seul. 

4340, 4341 


© Dee 31, 1922-1 c.-each Fem 9, 
1923: EF 556314, 556315: Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 


JAVANESA; an oriental portrait, by C. B. 

Bascthine, tof. Us Sas; -piano.’s) 4342 

Gel. c. eb. 26° 1923): 558stae 
Carrie Belle Farthing, Houston. 


JAZZ BAND BLUES; words and melody by 
Vaughn de Leath rpseud. of L. von 
de Lieth. of U. Si and W. L. Haeusler, 
Te 108. Ue. Si 4343 


Gl te oheb. 200 1923) a5 el1es 
Leonore von der Lieth and Wm. 
Haeusler, jr., Newark, N. J. 


JazzoiAo; fox trot blues, words by Bud 
Hagner, melody by Jack Vincent tof 
Us sare’ 434 

G} 1 ves Mar. “265 1929 > 561215; 
Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ia. 


JEDE LANDPARTIK HAT MAL EIN ENDE; 
aus revue Wir steh’n verkehrt, text 
von Theobold Tiger, musik von Ru- 
dolph Nelson tof Germany), arr. von 
Otto Lindemann tof Germany} 4345 

© Nov. 8, 1922: 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556540; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


JENNY; song fox trot, by Jack Hilton 
tof Great Britaim ; orch. 4to. (Chap- 
pell & co.’s orchestral journal no. 908: 
Chappell. & co.’s salon orchestral jour- 
nal no. 205) 4346 


@ (Bebo, .1923: i ¢; Mar 2 °E 
556769; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangeinenti 


Jerson (HARRY BENTAMIN) Etude; by 
Hy B. Jepson tor, U-“ Si; organ. obk 
8vo. | — 4347 

© Mar 1419232 ce. Mar. 19. 2; 
560963; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Jesus CHRIST IS RISEN TO-DAY; proces- 
sional carol for Easter, words by Tate 
and Brady, music arr. by J. Fletcher 
jor, Us Sa 4348 

roe ©). Mars 2851923: 2 6h Mar20y 
561265; Joseph Fletcher, Ridgefield 
Pati, he 


JESUS IS ALL YOU NEED; words by Mrs. 
C. D. Martin, music by T. B. Mos- 
ley tof U.. $4 A349 

© Mar 291923" 2c., Mar 19> 
560986; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


269 


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4350 


JESUS IS MY FRIEND; words and music 

by (Ho ES Breht sor Si 4350 

©’ Mar. 29; -1923* 2c Mare 10.” i 
561025; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


JESUS LOVER OF MY soUL; words from 
Church hymnal, music by J. H. Wil- 
hams: pot U.. S.5° sop. aud seontralto, 
m E flat, orsan acc. 4351 

@/ Mar. 10419232 caeMiar 10-7 
Ae John H. Williams, Greenville, 


JESUS NEEDS YOU WHERE YOU ARE; words 


and music by F. Clark Perry tof U. Su. ; 


4352 


CO) Mae) 29 1023" 2 ove, Mia 19: 
FE, 561004; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


JESUS REDEEMED ME; words and music 
by “Elatdor Lallenas croft “WU: Sa 6.4353 
Me) en. As LOZ Se 2 «cs ies aie Es, 
560580; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


JESUS WILL BE WITH MBE; ‘words by 
M. S. Brown, music by S. B. Jackson 
for Ws 35.1 4354 


(Man 201923 * 2 SexNtar. 19 
FE, 560977; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


JISMECHO C’MALCHUSCHO; words from 
the Talmud, music by Savel Kwartin 
tof Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn) 

4355 

©) lic.) Mate +10, 1923 = 558483 .- 

Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New 
York. 


JOHANSEN (Davip Monrap) To port- 
raetter fra middelalderen; af D. M. 
Johansen tof Norway op. 8; piano. 
(Wilhelm Hansen edition, no. 2277) 
Contents: 1. Fruga Ermelin.—2. Stein- 
finn Fefinnson. 4356 


©: Beb: S230) (co Pep Zen" B 
556528; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


Jom (LA) pg vivre! caprice, par Anton 
Vodorinski tof Great Britain) op. 33; 
piano. 4357 


©) Jane Sa 102555 1 eG Biebvala ak, 
556353; A. Hammond & co., London. 


Joes (Lks) CHOSES ; paroles de Georges 
Arnould, musique de Maurice Roget 
tof France) 4358 


© Web, 723, 61923 ;) 1 -c.- Feb. 24; 
E 556780; Enoch & co., Paris. 


Joutry Jack Frost (Alegre duende de 
invierno) ; polka, by J. S. Fearis, ed. 
by Henry S. Sawyer tof U. S.1; piano. 
(McKinley world-famous edition, se- 
ries 1, no. 1068) 4359 


pt. Ill thes V1.8 


© Dec. 30,: 1922522 ee ane es 
FE, 560531; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


JOLLY TARS; part-song, words by Marion 
Roberts, music by R. M. .Stutts tof 
U. Sa; sop. alto and bass: ta. 4500 

© Feb. 23;:1923-2 2 ewes ss 
560475; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Jost; waltz, by Alfred Honey tof Eng- 
land) ; piano. 4361 

©. Mar. -9, 1923259 pene 
E 556798; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. 


JOSEF, ACH JOSEF; aus der operette, Ma- 
dame Pompadour, text von Rudolph 
Schanzer, musik von Leo Fall of 
Austrial, klavier arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann 1of Germany 4362 

© Sept. 5, 1922. Tic: Bebi26.1923 - 
E 556601; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


JOSEPHINE; words and music by J. W. 
Rehor rof U. Sa, atr. by pene. 
Guy tof U. Si 4363 

© 1 c. ‘Feb. 17,1925 Eee 2); 
John W. Rehor, Salt Lake City. 


JosHUA; part-song, words by R. D. 
Wate, music by G. W. Chadwick tof 
U. Sa; men’s voices. 4to. 4364 

© Feb. 15, 1923272 eeqp een, 
EF, 558150; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


Joy AFTER SORROW; cantata, by Ira B. 
Wilson, arr. by Chas. L, Lewis tof 
U.. Sa5) orehs pis, 4365 

©. Jan: 27,1923 92 ieee 
560474; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 


—— Easter cantata, for the use of church © 


choirs, text by Edith Sanford Tillotson, 

music by Ira B. Wilson tof U. Sa 4to. 

4366 

© Jan. 13, 1923° 2 ¢ ean eee ob: 

27; A 701108; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


Joy (TH) SET BEFORE US; words by 
Jennie Wilson, music by Haldor Lil- 
lenas rof U. S.1; bass solo and oe 


© Jan 1, 1923: 1 ee ieee 
560575; Standard pub. co., Cincinati. 


JovEUX TROTTINS; morceau de genre, 
par G. Bailly tof France1; orch. avec 
piano-conducteur. 4to. 4368 

©. Febs 10,''19235" 1c. iManeaae 
FE, 556861; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


270 


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no. 4, 1923 


4386 


Joyru, Easrertipe; graded Easter serv- 
ice, by Fred B. Holton tof U. S$. 8vo. 
4369 
men bPep. 1, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
27: A 701109; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, Q). 


Joyrut (A) Harvest; words from Psalm 
126, music by J. B. Herbert tof U. 5.1 
(In Scripture songs) 4370 

een 18, 1923; 2, c. ‘Feb. 23; 
KB 558198: J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 
HL 


JoyvizeRs; words and melody by Mother 
Stoner and W. S. Stoner, jr. rof 
U. Si 8vo. New York city, World 
Joyize movement. 4371 

@ Mar. 21, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 22, 
E 558917. Winifred Sackville Stoner, 
New York. 


JovTIME; service for Christmas, words 
by various, music by various com- 
posers, rcompiler of U. Si 8vo. 

4372 

©! Nov. 1, 1922: 2 c. and aff. Feb. 

12, 1923; A 699601; Heidelberg press, 
Philadelphia. 


JuBILANT EASTERTIDE; an original serv- 
ice for Easter, words by Elsie Dun- 
can Yale, music by J. Lincoln’ Hall 
and Clyde Willard fof U. Si 12mo. 

4373 
ree 19, 1923;:2 ¢. Mar. 1357 
558553; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


June AND DECEMBER; words by H.;O: 
O., music by Addison F. Andrews cof 
WA93 4374 

fon Wiag.) 3:1923°..2 c. Mar. 730K 
560673; Theo, Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


JUNETIME IS SPOONTIME; words by F. 
E, Keim, melody by Wendell P. Sey- 
belt jot U.- Sx 4375 

Gi lie Apr. 3, 1923%') E'559055; 
F. Edward Keim, Glendale, N. Y. 


- Junior HIGH scHooL; words and music 
by Frank J. Kiernan 1of U. Su, arr. 
Bvt hs.0.0, (Cover-title: Ho- 
boken junior high school) 4376 

reli 9) 1923" 2c. Feb. 175) & 
558118; Hoboken junior high school, 
Hoboken, N. J. 


Just A FEATHER FROM THE WINGS OF 
AN ANGEL; fox trot ballad, words 
and music by Jimmie Shea and Eli 
Dawson of U. Sa 4377 


©) Apes 2i01923> 2c) Apr 3p 8 
559057; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. ; 


Just A LITTLE BIT OF DREAMING; words 
by Raymond B. Egan, music by Rich- 
ard A. Whiting tof U. Sa. - 4378 

©: ‘Mar? 29/'19235>2'¢_'Mar.30 
561284; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


JUST A LITTLE DREAMY WALTZ REFRAIN; 
words and music by W. Klotz tof 
U.S 4379 

Gy th e. Mar,) 29) 1923); -h Sai24 te 
Walter Klotz, Atlantic City. 


JUST A LITTLE LOVIN’ NOW AND THEN; 
words and music by I. C. Rodgers 


fO£, LS. 4380 


(Cy toc, Mar... 12-1923. 560814: 
Irene Chealy Rodgers, Seattle. 


Just A SLIP OF A Gir; words by Ron- 
ald Jeans, music by Philip Braham 
tof England) . 4381 

On Miars 278 1923" lwes Man: 282.8 
557071; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. 


Just A TINY RAY OF SUNSHINE; words 
and music by Grace Porterfield Polk, 
arr. by Howard D. McKinney of 
U. S11; men’s voices. (Choruses in 
octavo form, no. 5239) Fischer ed. 

4382 

Cy Apr ts, HO257 2c. Ape 4c 

561392; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Just A-HOPPIN’; words and music by 
BeN Worst; rot UL. S54 A383 


© Tre. Mas. 16,) 1923: F 560888; 


Helen Noble Worst, Wallingford, 
Pa, . 
Just AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER; 


words and music by J. W. Mitchell 
poe Tos Sal 4384. 

Gl ex. Magy '971,1923s* E.. 560738; 
James William Mitchell, Mound 
City, Mo. 


Just BEYOND; words by Georgia Till- 
man Sneed, music by Emma Ackley 
Miller som Ukr S.4 A385 
KC) Mar 29-1929)? ¢. Mars 1028 
561011; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Just HOLD UP YOUR HEAD, AND THROW 
OUT YOUR CHEST, LOOK THE WORLD 
STRAIGHT IN THE EYE; words by J. D. 
Critchfield, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
meton. lot Us :Sa 4386 

Oil ee Mary 22).1923)s Hssse7eee fe 
D. Critchfield, Canton, O. 


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4387 


Jus? LIKE A BIRD; words by P. Gray, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 
Wy p.4 4387 

© 1.«., Mar. 31,1923; 7 558909. 
Pit Gray; zLorante), Canada, 


Just LIKE A THIEF; fox-trot, ballad, 
words by Worton David, music by 
Horatio Nicholls tof Great Britain) ; 
in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tion] 4388 

@— Heb, 1923. lige mel, sl6.6, 
556741; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London, 


Just LIKE A WOMAN; words and music 
by Grace Haskins and Milt Hagen 
rot (Us"Sa 4389 


(©: Moar. 21: 919232 ce. Mars 227 
558916; Veritas pub. co., New York. 


words and music by 


Just BS aig 
4390 


W. - Mcleod for UL Sa 


es il ey. Mar: 22, 1923.03) 558380; 
William B. McLeod, Minneapolis. 


JUST ONE MORE CHANCE; fox trot bal- 
lad, words by Jack Rose, music by 
Jimmy Steiger of Great Britain ; 
in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tion] 4391 


©. Reb 23, 19235 die hebs 28; EH, 


556768; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


JUST*ONE NIGHT; words by J. Bloch, 
melody by Sol. Hirsch tof U. $.1, arr. 
by George Briegel tof U. Su 4392 


© 1s¢. Mar. 29;- 1925." S0l261 ; 
Jay Bloch, Brooklyn. 


(Nur eine nacht) ; waltz, by Oscar 
Geiger, arr. by J. Gravelle tof U. S.1; 
orch. 4to. 4393 

©! Mar 225102392 co Mar aarn ee 
558881; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. ‘© arrangement 


Just ong oucH; words and music by 
G. E. Bonney tot U. Sa 4394 


© Mar 1019232 ¢) Wag 12) sk 
560798; Gerald Emery Bonney, W1- 
nona Lake, Ind. 


Just To KISS MY MAMMY’S LIPS ONCE 
MORE: words by H. Smith, melody by 
Arnold 4; Wax rei TU. Sa 4395 


© 1. Mar’ '5; 1923.) 500649 ; 
Hiram Smith, Marion, Mass. 

Just tTo-pAy; words by D. F. Marcus, 
music’ by "D) FF. Marcus and ean 
Kenny tor (UW. 'S.1;) art. (by Mornay 
Helm jot Ul isa 4396 

Gi lew Mary 3 wlO2S Es SEO7A: 


' David Frank Marcus, New York. 


pt. ines. Ww. 18 


Just you;. words and music by. A. 
Stromberg tof U. Si Invincible ed. 
New York, Invincible music co., ne 


4397 

©. Mar. 16,°1923* 2c) Mia iy; 

eee Arvid Stromberg, Ogden, 
tah. é 


Kappiscu ; mélodie hébraique, de Mau- 
rice Ravel, transcription par A. Ziloti 
tof France); piano. 4398 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 


E 556273; Durand et cie., Paris. (© 
transcription) 
KaLAKUA; Hawaiian fox trot-serenade, 


Deutscher text von Harry Waldan, 
musik von Henry Richards tof Ger- 
many} Ed. Roehr. Berlin, Roehr 
verlag, a. g. (Edition Uvag, no. 154) 
4399 
© Nov. 30, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 15, 1923; 
FE 556360; Universum verlag, a. g., 
Basil, Switzerland. 


KALLARASK; melody by A. Schwartz tof 
Whee 5a 4400 


© 1c. Feb, 28) 19235= % 558357 ; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 
KatypIps’ MINUET; by W. D. Arm- 
strong tof U. Si; piano. (Five nature 
sketches ) 4401 


© Mar. 10, 1923-°2 Marois. FE 
frat Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


KEEP A-SHINING ON _ SILVRY MOON; 
words and music by L. J. Burcay 
Or Wy Sai 4402 


© Feb. 10, 192352 2. Pea y= GE, 
558431; E. F. Vaupell, Chicago. 


KEEP ON GOIN’; words by J. R. Dichter, 
music by L. Wainer rof U. Si 4403 


© 1 c. Mar. 29,1923- Bipai242 - 
Lee Wainer, and Jack R.- Dichter, 
Philadelphia. ; 


KEEP ON TRUSTING Gop; words by Flor- 
ence EF. Marshall, music by Chas. H. 
Gabriel, jr. tof U.. Sa 4404 


© Mar. 29, 1923-) 2%) Mar. Ao: 
FE 560998; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


KEEP ON WHISTLING; fox trot, words 
and music by Jack Lane jof Great 
Britain) (Staff and tonic. sol-ia’ no- 
tations ) 4 

© Feb. 26, 1923. 1c) Miae oan 
556/93; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4423 


KEEP SWEET-AND SING; words by Eben 
FE. Rexford, music by Lee S. Roberts 
at WU, S17 Cn Little songs of op- 
timism ) 4406 

feria 29) 1923: 2 c. Mar. 28; E 
558927: Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


KEEP THE JOY BELLS RINGING; words by 
Mrs. M. S. Smith, music by Haldor 
Lillenas rof U. S$. 4407 


aaa el, 1923- 2 ich Mar.)3; 2 
560561; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


KEEPS ON A-RAININ’; words and music 
by Spencer Williams and Max Kort- 
lander tof U. Sa, arr. by J. Russell 
Robinson rof U. §.1 4408 


onc Mar. 24;'1923; EH 558827 ; 
Clarence Williams music pub, COs; -IAC., 
New York. 


KENTUCKY MOON ; waltz song, words and 
music by Will ce Thomas elie UEC SRE 
arr. by Anson C. Jacobs tof U. one 

eae 24,1923; 2 c. Mar. 33° ER 
558434;:- Thomas and Thomas, Frank- 
lin, Pa. 


Keystone (THE) state; words by 
Charles Edward Mayhew, music by 
FE. K. Mayhew tof U. Su. 410 

© Mar. 20, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 24; 
558850; Emma Kneeland Mayhew, 
Pittsburgh. 


Ki HINE KACHOJMER; words from the 
Talmud, melody by Savel Kwartin 
rof Russia, domiciled at oe 


(ey ice. Mar. .3;, 1923-E 500505; 
Brunswick-Balke- Collender co., New 
- York. 


KINDER, WIR MACHEN EINER LANDPARTIE } 
ein Wiener walzerlied, text von Arthur 
Rebner, musik von Leo Ascher of 
Austria} 4412 

©) Sepe..2;.1922- Ic. Heb. 28, 1023; 
E 556607; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


KINDERGARDEN BLUES; words by Hal 
Parker, music by Bob Carleton tof 
Wiecsa> arr: by ‘}. M: Cuthbert fof 
U. Sa; piano with words. 4413 


© 1c. Mar. 14, 1923; E 560867; 
Broadway music corp., New York. 


Kine (Tur) oF CALVARY; a service for 
Easter, words by A. A. Payn, music 
by Adam Geibel tof U. S: Eee 


© eb. 19V°1923 22 ee Mart 13 3s 48 
558554; Adam Geibel music co., Phila- 
relphia. 


Kine (THE) oF GLORY; words by Chas. 
Reign Scoville, music by Haldor Lil- 
lenas. (of “Us Si j 4415 

Om Vane i 1923 2 ek Mia. oie, 
560567; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Kine Tut sues; words and melody by 
Eddie Green tof U. Sa, arr. by W. 
Benton Overstreet tof U. Su. 4416 

Orly cc. Mar 30 21923: H S61Z26o: 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


Kine (Tus) Tur strut; by D. J. La 
Rocca tof U. S11; instrumental. 4417 


© “ie Wor” 4,” 1925 "Bs, 561599 
D. Jas. La Rocca, New York. 


KINGDOM OF LOVE; words by Bob Roth- 
berg, o. e«. R. Rothberg, melody by 
A. Gruber tof U. S.j 4418 


©. 1 cy Mar, 20... 1923-3. 558860: 
Robert Rothberg. and Ada Gruber, 
New York. 


Kiss (THE) GAME; the magic one or 
two-step song, words and music by 
Ernest Longstaffe tof England; 4419 

Gy War 1S) 1925200 es Jan 2 soe, 
551679; Arthur Wilcock, London. 


Kiss ME DHAR; waltz song, words by 
Gladys Edgar, music by Fred Edgar 
rof U. Si, arr. by Harry Guy. Detroit, 
Mich., H. C. Weaver & co. 4420 

© Are 52:5 1923) 2c. Ape 5.4; at 
559090; Tenanto co., Detroit. 


KISS ME DEAR, AND SAY THAT YOU WILL 
MISS ME; -dreams, dreams, dreams, 
-words by F. G. Hall, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. Si 4421 

Odie Mar. Sho 1928: VE So89975 
F, G. Hall, Bremerton, Wash. 


KissInc; words and music by W. G. 
Adams rof U. Su. 4422 


© ie eb. 27, ) 1923* By 5004665 
Wm. Gale Adams, Berkeley, Calif. 


KLEINE (EINE) FRENNDIN HAT DOCH 
JEDER MANN; foxtrot, einlage in der 
operette, Die blaue mazur, worte von 
Artur Rebner, musik von Franz Lehar 
tof Austria) 4423 

© Apr. 21, 1921; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE 556570; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


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4424 
Ko-San; oriental fox trot ballad, words 
by Homer Chapelle, music ‘by 


Wright) tof UL Sa, acc. by. otis La 
Rondelle tof Great Britain, domiciled 
at Los Angeles) 4424 


© uc. Mar. 28, 1923; oR 1558943 : 
Edna Wright, Los Angeles. 


Ko6uiEeR (Louis) Twenty little studies 
(Veinte ejercicios cortos) ; by 
.. Kohler, op. 60, pts. 1, 3, ed. by Max 
Wald of U. Si: piano. (McKinley 
world famous edition, nos. 197, 199) 
pee 3. 4425, 4426 


©) Dec 3019222 re Peach Jan. 8, 


19235 24 560527, 560534; McKinley 
Music CO., Chicago. (© editing) 
KoMM, WIR GEH’N DEM. SCHEIN DES 


MONDE NACH ; verse von Bruno Hardt- 
Warden, mitisikc von Robert Stolz tof 
Austriay op. 313. 4427 

© Sept. 13, 1919; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556549; Drei-masken verlag, Zig ale 
Berlin. 


Krazy KaAprERS; by Donald D. Parker 
fof Ul Sa; arr. by Franks Banta, 10t 
U. S.1; saxophone with piano acc. 

442 


Des Maree, 
New Vork. 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 
560436 ; Jack Mills, inc., 


Kyra; words by FE. M. Washington, 
music by Helene DeMagnald Savasta 
fof Ui. S4,-arr. by Paul ‘Ovidus Chelli 
(oh Usesa 4429 


© 1c Mar.20; 19235 2556669 ; 
Edward M. Washington, New York. 


LACHENDIKER (DER); words by Louis 
Gilrod and J. Fel dman, melody by UF 
Feldman tof U. $1 4430 

Ove Mat. 19, 1923 (EB 560853 ; 
Jos. Feldman, Coney Island, INO: 


LADY OF THE LAKE; waltz, words by 
Mitchel Parrish, music by een 
Daly ot Usa 443) 
PiK@yiep ee, TO23 2c els Z0.. i 

558274; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


LA FontTarine’s (Pror.) Most. UP-TO- 
DATE BANJO-UKE AND UKULELE OR- 
cHEstRA; folios of easy solos and 
songs, by M. de La Fontaine of 
Mexico, domiciled at New York; 
numerical notation. no. 1-4. 4to. 

4432 


© Mar. 3, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 
AOR ath, Mar. 5's A 701960; Mitchelle 
de La Fontaine, New York. 


iS 


Li MRNA ON NC 


LA FontatIne’s (Pror.) Most UP-‘o- 
DATE UKULELE SELF INSTRUCTOR; no. 
1, by M. de La Fontaine jof Mexico, 
domiciled at New York), containing 
solos and popular songs; numerical 
notations. 8vo. 4433 


© Jan. 10, 1923; 2c dundee jan. 
Leu 695457: Mitchelle de La 
Fontaine, New York. (© new mat- 
ter] 


LA Fontarne’s (PRor.) UKULELE SoLo; 
special arr. of popular classics, by 
M. de La Fontaine tof Mexico, domi- 
ciled at New York); numerical no- 


tations. 1. Italian melody, O’Marie.— 
2. °Massenet’s, Hleste-=3, SsSaint— 
Saéns’, Samson and Delilah.—4. 


Donizetti’ s, Sextette from Lucia-—5. 
Mendelssohn’ Ss,  SpTine Yeipmier— 6. 
Lang’s, Flower song.—/. Famous 
Russian, Volga.—8. Cavalleria rusti- 
cana.—9. Godard’s, Berceuse—10. 
Rubinstein’s, Melody in F.i—-Il;. De 
Lisle’s Marseillaise—12. Schubert’ st 
Serenade.—13. Suppe’s, or mazon 
march. 4434-4446 

© Jan. 12,-1923; 2 ¢. and aff. each 
Jatt, Siew Be 695490-695502 : Mitchelle 
de La Fontaine, New York. 


LAGRIMA eee mazurka, by G. Bar- 
bera and F. A. Diasio tof Italy); in- 
strumental. 4447 


© 1 ci Mar. 24 192s pe seoes: 
Nicolo Biondo, New Y York. 


LAISSEZ- MOI MOURIR LENTEMENT; 
poésie de Pierre Aguetant, musique 
de Marcelle Soulage tof France) op. 
27. 444 


© ‘Feb. 10, 1923. Lve, Masoisey EB, 
556867 ; Evette et Schacwer Paris: 


LAMENTATION ; lo amus ki echye, words 
and music by Alfred Wellner tof 
1D Sate . 4449 

©..1 ce, Feb: 6, 1923:) aasei4« 
Alfred Wellner, Baltimore. 


LAND (THE) OF MY DREAMS; vocal fox 


trot, ) words.) by). J yee Highsmith, 
music by G. Smet tof France; Paris, 
Almar-Margis. London, Dix. 4450 


© Dee. 28, 1922) hic. gem 2 
1923)5) 5 551901 : @ Lorette, Paris. 


LAND (THE)°- ON HIGH; words arr. by 
W. V. Butcher, music arr by Chas. 
EL. Gabriel tof .U. Sa 4451 

© Mar. 29, 1923e"2 ‘c) (Mae raea ae 
560989; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


(4 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4470 


Last (THE) watz; melody, by G. R. | Lentn anp Trotsky; words by Morris 


Waterman of U. Sa 4452 


eee, “Apr. 5, 1923; EB. 559101; 
Glenn R. Waterman, Los Angeles. 


—— selection, hy Oscar Straus, arr. by 
J. Ord Hume tof Great Britain); mil- 
itary band. (Boosey’s military jour- 
nal, 146th series, no. 5) 4453 

(fen. 25, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 28; E 
557107; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
irew. lid. London. (© arrange- 
ment] — 


LAUGHING EYES; waltz, by Herbert 
oenest Odell tof U. Sa op. 76; 
mand. orch. with piano acc. (Odell 
edition, series 3, no. 56) 4454 


een 2s, 1923; 2 c. Mar: 2; E 


558362; H. F. Odell & co., Boston. 


LAVENDER (THE) SELLER; words by 
Anne Page, music by F. S. Breville- 
Smith tof Great Britain) 4455 


(©) eb, 23,1923: 1 ¢. Mar. 28; 
557103; Boosey & co., London. 


Leap THou My souL; sacred song, 
words by Rufus Benton Peery, music 
by Rob Roy Peery tof U. $1; with 
violin obbl. Forster ed. 4456 
pear 15, 99255 2 ¢.. Mar. 12; 
560806; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


LEAVE A BIT OF SUNSHINE; words by 
Ella A. Clarke, music by Haldor Lil- 
lenas rof U. Sa 4457 


(Orme, a 1923-2. Mary) 3.0 
560582; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


LEAVE MY SWEET DADDY ALONE; words 
and melody by Clarence Williams tof 
ees iar. by Phil Worth jot UW, .Sa 

4458 
(tect Pep. 20, 1923; EB S58l71; 
Irene G. Williams, New York. ' 


Lecenp (A) of MuLLAGHMAsST; words 
by Alice Gillington, old Irish air, arr. 
~by Thomas Lewis le Cras rof Great 
Britain); female voices. Curwen 


ed. 4to; 4459 


Come 24+, 19236 bc: Feb. 215. 8 
556518; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 


’ don, 


L&cENDE (LA) DES BIBELOTS DIVOIRE; 
fox trot chinois de la revue En pleine 
-folie,. de Maurice Hermite of 
France; piano. 16>Piano  seul—2, 
Piano et chant, paroles de Louis 


Lemarchand. 4460, 4461 


© Mar. 9, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 9; 
E 556781, 556782; Enoch & co., Paris. 


Tessler, melody by "Abe Schwartz tof 

SAI 4462 

NN Ca Mage, 21 1073 “Be Solr. 
Schwartz and Tessler, New York. 


Lronor; danza colombiana, par J. Ve- 

lasco tof Spain; piano. 4463 

lan’ < 22) 1925+) bc. Nebr One 
556265 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Ler ME, MOTHER; words by A. V. 
Bourcier, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton sof U. $4 4464 

Gy lie. Mare 2277192357 Sh 558704 
Albert V. Bourcier, Hayter, Canada. 


Ler’s co! words and music by Herbert 
Buffum:. tof U. Si 4to. 4465 


@). Web... 19238) 2 ec Mars er 
560723 ; John A. Anderson & Ernest 
E. Grant, Topeka, Kan. 


Let us HOLD FAST; words from the 
Scriptures, music by J. B. Herbert 
tof U. Sa (n-Scripture songs) 

4466 
Cam 16,71923 2 o Peps Bb 
BSoLOT ss ).,..B: Herbert, Monmouth, Ill. 


Li-Ho-San; eine tragddie aus Japan, 


verse von "Kurt Robitschek, musik von 
Hugo Hirsch tof Germany): klavier 
erleichtert von Otto Lindemann of 
Germany} 4467 


© Oct. 15, 1921;*1 c. Feb. 28, 1923: 
E, 556582; Drei- masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


LippLe (SAMUEL) Three songs; words 
by Walter de la Mare, music by S. 
Liddle tof Great Britain) Contents: 
. The song’ of shadows.—2. Mel- 
millo. 23 er bees’ song. 4468 
©jan. 726. 1923) ve. Mary. e 
556715 Boosey & cO., London. 


LIEBE LEHRT DIE ESEL TANZEN: aus der 
operette, Madame Pompadour, text 
von Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst We- 
lisch, musik von Leo Fall rof Aus- 
trias, klavier arr. v. Otto Lindemann 
tof Germany) 4469 


© Sept..5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, /1923™ 
a eet Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
erlin 


LIgBLING .ADE! abschiedsbrief an eine 
teure gelicbte, worte von Peter Herz, 
musik von Hans Duval-Diamant lof 
Austria] 4470 

© Dec. 8, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556620: Drei-masken verlag, 2h e., 
~ Berlin. 


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4471 


pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18 


LigpD DER PoMPADOUR; aus der operette 
Madame Pompadour, text von Rudolph 
Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch, musik 
von Leo Fall tof Austriay 447) 

© Sept. 5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556599; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


LigckoIsk (La); marche, par A. Cour- 
tade tof France); fanfare de trompette. 
Ato. 4472 

© Dec. 28, 1922: 1c. Feb: 9, 1923; 
E 556261; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


LIFE RYERNAL; a service for Easter, 
words: and: music.) by y Waltecer A. 
Shawker vob, 4: 34 | Wmoe 4473 

(Cy Feb: 191923 242-e. Mamnis V8 
558555; Adam Geibel music co., Phila- 
delphia. 


Lire’s mirror; words by Madeline S. 
Bridges, music by Lee S. Roberts tof 
U. Sa (dn Little songs of ee) 

A4 


© Mar. 29; 1923:;.2 te) Mar. 28; E 
558929; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Licot (THE) IN YOUR EYES, KATHLEEN ; 
words by Frank Carroll, music by 
Francis Walsh tof U. S.1 4475 

©) Sept. ly 1922- 2c. Apr. 4,. 1923; 
FE 561395; Carroll & Walsh, Lawrence, 
Mass. 


Licht (THE) oF LIFE; words by R. R. 
Hall, music by F. A. Challinor tof 
Great Britain); mixed voices, organ 
acc. 4to. (Bayley & Ferguson’s fes- 
tival music, no. 111) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 4476 

© Jan, 31, 1923- I ie; Febyallo; 
556366: Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


Licht OF LIGHT SHINE ON; words by 
W. W. How, music by Bertha L. 
Tamblyn rof Canadai; organ acc. 
Ato. 447 

©, Mar. 19, 1923: 1c. Mari2zé, E 
557059; Anglo-Canadian music Co., 
Toronto, Canada. 


LIKE THE LADY THAT’S KNOWN AS Lou; 
words by Charles L. Bates and N. V. 
Nichols, melody by Shas. L. Bates 
[OL Wen oe 4478 

©) le. Wear. 1, 1923; ee 500413), 
Nellie V. Nichols, New York. 


Linpo: one step, par Jeronimo Velasco 


rof Spain; piano. 4479 - 


© Jami .22, 1923; 1c.) eb? O21 Ee 
556266; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Lips; fox trot, words and music by Bert 
Auerbach tof U. S$. 4480 


© Mar.’ 12,1923: "2 ieee 
558530; Lyric music corp., New York. 


Lis (L&) sur L’BAU (The water lily) ; 
pensée gracieuse, par Denis Dupré tof 
Great Britain); piano. Sydney, Aus- 
tralia, W. H. Paling & co., ltd. 4481 


© Jan. 8, 1923-4 ete es, 
556351; A. Hammond & co., London. 


LisBETH ; tango milonga, par Paul Bleyer 

tof Hungary1; piano. 4482 

©. Dec. 21, 19225 4 ean eee : 

FE 551931; Berthold Méry, Budapest, 
Hungary. 


LIsELOTTE; valse, by Léon Adam, arr. by 
Ernest Reeves tof Great Britain); 2 
violins, violoncello, bass, harmonium 
and piano. (Augener’s cinema 
music) 4483 

© Feb. 26,:1923* 1° ¢) Mien go; § 
557046; Augener, Itd., London. (© 


arrangement) 


Liszt (FrANz) Dream of love (Ljiebes- 
traum; no. 3); by FB: iisee ced.) by 
W. C. Polla tof U? St pia: 4484 

© Feb. 23,1923: 2:6 em eo.) E 
558247; United States music pub. co., 
New York. (Copyright is claimed on 
new arrangement) 


LITANY OF THE SAINTS FOR THE FORTY 
HOURS ADORATION; by P. Walsh tof 
U. S.1; two, three and four voices or 
unison. Louisville, Ky., Rogers church 
goods co. 4to. 4485— 

©. Dec. 23, 1922; 2 ec and an. yan: 
2, 1923; A 694442; Patrick Walsh, 
Louisville, Ky. 


LITTLE BLUE EYES; words by G. Koenig, 
music by Everett J. Evans tof U. Su. 
Invincible ed. New York, Invincible 
music Co., inc. 4486 


© Mar. 16; 1923-2 tenes ely): 
_E, 558632; George Koenig, Granite 
City, 1 bah 


Livre (THE) CHURCH AROUND THE COR- 
NER; words and music by Arnheim, 
Freed and Lyman fof U. Si . 4487 

© Apr. 2, 1923; 2 1c Aas 5) 

559061; Chas. K. Harris, New York. 


Lit?tLE GOD OF LOVE; words by Z. Coil, 
‘music by HE. S. S. Huntington’ for 
Se 4488 


©. 1 ee Mar. 1, 1925; 49 Sent 
Zola Coil, Depew, Okl. 


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no. 4, 1923 


4507 


LrttLE LovE sonc; words and music by 
fereoerottort: pot U.S. ‘Portland, 
Or., International music pub. co. 4489 

fmeb. 24, 1923; 2-c. Febs 26; 
E 558307; Constance Hastings Pottort, 
Portland, Or. 


Lirtie (A) Lovin’, NOW AND THEN; fox 
trot, words by H. B. Norton, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington rof U. $1 4490 

lade War) 22, 1923; E 558/22 ; 
Henry B. Norton, Detroit. 


LirtLE MOTHER 0’ MINE; words by Wil- 
liam Harold Martin, music by Herbert 
Ralph Ward tof U. Sa 4491 

fe or 6, 1923; 2-c. Apr. 10; E 
561555; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


LirtLE OLD MOTHER; words by Susan 
Hubbard Martin, music by Alice 
Laney Woodcock tof U. $.1 4492 

© Mar, 29, 1923; 2 c Mar. 19; 
E 560984; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Limts (FHE) prRIncE; words by Rose 
Fyleman, music by Dorothy Howell 
rof Great Britain 4493 

ee Hep. ie: 1923; 2 ic... Feb. 15% 
1550/47 J. B., Cramer & co., ltd, 
London. 


Lirtie (THE) princess; words by Rose 
Fyleman, music by Dorothy Howell 
tof Great Britain 4494 


rep 13; 1923;' 1 c. Feb. iby 
B 556745: J. B. Cramer & co., ltd, 
London. 


LirtLE RAG poLL; words ‘and music by 
W. P. Saunders tof U. 8: 4495 
neve tc!) Mar. 1, 1923; E..560423; 

William Philip Saunders, Cleveland. 


LivtLE SHIP OF DREAMS; lullaby waltz, 
words by Louis Press, music by 
Carrozzini (of Italy, domiciled at New 
York 4496 

Mpc /Feb, 20::1923; EH 558177; 
Dante Carrozzini, New York. 


= Lrrms (A) skercH; by Charles Brun- 


over tof U. Si; guit. (Guitar solos 
no. 9) 4407 

iter. 10; 1923'-"12 °c; Mar 00; 
E 560802: Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


Lirtie star (Estrellita) ; by Manuel M. 
- Ponce, tr. and arr. by Frank La Forge 
rf U. Sa; high voice. (Mexican 
songs) Spanish and English oe 


CG): Jats: 2/5 0925 Pe. Fan. 20 Ge. 
Feb. 17; E 555807; G. Ricordi & co., 
inc., New York. 


LITTLE TREASURE (Vielliebchen) ; gavotte, 
by Carl Schmeidler tof Germany); 
piano. 4499 

Mar, (17,1923 2.-¢5 Magy 205 
E, 558744; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


LITTLE TWO SHOES; waltz, by Paul Law- 
son tof U. Si; piano. (Playing in the 
garden) 4500 

(Mar. 172.1925 2" ch Mar. 20) 
E 558750; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


Litthe (THE) VAGABOND; words by 
William Blake, music by Martin 
Shaw of Great Britain) 4501 


@)\Beb.” 155/1923;. +e. Feb: - 16: 
E, 5556/39. Ja B., Crater: &¢o., lid. 
London. 


Litre (THE) WAVES oF BREFFNY; 
words by Eva Gore Booth, music by 
Percy Judd of Great Britain; 

502 
©; Jani St, 1923)" 9 ee.) Be 20e0 Es 
556464; Augener, Itd., London. 


LittLeE (THE) WHITE CHURCH ON THE 
HILL: words) by W: J). Claig. misic 
by, o..0. Huntington of UL) Si 

4503 
Aw c. Mla 22)°1023: |B Ssa702 ; 
William J. Clair, Rochester, N. Y. 


LITTLE WHITE MOON OF MY HEART; 
words by Aline Kilmer, music by 
Robert Bertrand-Brown of U. Sy 
tPhotostat) 4504 


©) vee Mar, G15 °1923 9\7-558973; 
Robert Bertrand-Brown, New York. 


LITTLE WORLD; words by E. Hixon, 


melody by Herman Dubois r:pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 4505 


© 1c. Mar. 12, 1923; EF 560819; 
Ethel Hixon, Rabun, Ala. 


Living (THE) Curist; choral cantata 
for Easter, words from the Scrip- 
tures and well known hymns, music 


by ik Mo Stultis tot Un" Sar Ate: 
450 


1anG) Van. 20; 19255) 2 .c, atid: attaaven 
7; A 699491; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


LizziE; words and music by D. Brown 
cof U. Sa, arr. by Vern Elliott tof 
esa 4507 

Ove Mar. 10. 1923: 558478 = 
Dale Brown, Long Beach, Calif. 


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4508 


pt. 111, m s.,¥. 18 


Lt’ UOCCHIE ’*E MAMMA; words by En- 
rico Sangiovanni, music by Antonio 
Guadagno of Italy) 4508 

© 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; E 558346; 
Frank Maiorino, New York. 


from Go-Go, words by 
Alex Rogers, melody by C. Luckyeth 
Roberts tof U. S. 4509 


©.1 -¢. Feb... 28,1923, sy seaaz0; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & 60. ne., New 
York, 


LONDONDERRY AIR; would God I were 
the tender apple blossom, words by 


Katharine ‘Tynan Hinkson, music 
arr. by G. A. Grant-Schaeffer tof 
OM ier Sh pair a High.—2. Medium.—3. 
Low. 4510 


©! eb. 2v, 19237 2 -c., capi Nar. 
1 eer SO0Ge3 Arthur P, Schmidt CO., 
Boston. ‘© arrangement) 


Long (THE) OLD HOUSE; words and 
music by S. F. Jessen. sof Denmark, 
domiciled at Cliffside, N. Ju 451] 


© Mar. 9, ee a Mar. 10>- F 
558477; Sophie F . Jessen, Cliffside, 
N: J; 


LoneLy; fox trot, words by Lionel 
Rothery, music by Valentine Watson 
rof England) 4512 

@ Dec. 30, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 19, 1923; 
E 556391 ; Dix, Itd., London. 


Lonety (THE) REAPER [AND] THE 
REAPER’S ROMANCE; by Arthur Hin- 
ton sof Great Britaini; piano. 
(Four pastoral sketches no. 1, 2) es 


COMDee 301922. Wei an. 12,0923; 
E, 551687; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


LonESoME; fox trot ballad, words and 

music by Bert Auerbach rete Wi. 

4514 

@ Mar: 125° 1923; 2ue> Mar. 12; 5 

558527: Lyric. “music: -corp., . New 
Mork. 


—— words by Mel Brewster, music by 
Hi iG. Weasner. tof, U: aie with vio- 
lin obbl. 4515 

Oe Mar 5.1923 20ce Matiao: 
558462; H. C. Weasner & COL, Buf- 
falo. : 


LONESOME GIRL ; words by J. if Grady, 
music by H. Richard tof U. Sa 


© 1c. Feb. 19, 1923; E 558340; 
John J. Grady, Luzerne, Pa. 


4516 | 


Lonesoue two; words by John An- 
derson, music by Joe Hearst tof 
Canada) 517 


© Mar, 24, 1923; 2c. Apr. 5; E- 
559145; Hearst music publishers, 
Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 


Lonc (THE) LONG ROAD WITH JESUS; 
words by Alfred Barratt, music by 
Harry Dixon Loes rof U. $1 4518 

© Mar. 29, 1923; Zico hie E 
561027; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 
(© changes) 


LONGING FOR HOME (Sehnsucht nach 
der heimath); by John Hartmann, 
rev. and arr. by Mb ayiake jor 
Us Sa orci ee: 4519 


© Dec. -.30; 9922") 2 ere eo, * 
1923; E 555603; Carl Fischer, New 


York. «© arrangement) 


Lorp (THe) GoD OMNIPOTENT REIGN- 
ETH; words by Richard Hainsworth 
tpseud. of H. Lillenas}, music by 
Haldor Lillenas tof U. Su 4520 


© Jan. 1, W923 5Mi. ey ieaee oo, LE 
560564; Standard pub. co., pisein- 
nati, 


Lorp (THE) IS MY LIGHT; by Ralph 
Cox tof U. S11 1. Sop or ten.—2. 
Alto. or baritone, 4521 

© Mar. 29, 1923: 2 covedene Mar. 
31; E 559018; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston, 


Lorp (THE) IS ‘TERRIBLE AND VERY 
GREAT; anthem, words from the Bible, 


music by Arthur M. Goodhart tof 
England); mixed voices, organ acc. 
(Novello’s octavo anthems, no. 1101) 
. 4522 

© Mar:'°15, + 192327 neh ile on Gi 
E, 556904; Novello re co., Itd., London. 


Los ANGELES, MY HOME; fox trot, words 
by W. Dilks, music by Ray Hibbeler 
ror: Wets5 4523 

© Mar. 24, 1923-) 2) c)-Aie ae B 
559140; Will Dilks, Los-Angeles. 


Lost AND FOUND; words by) Raa Pill, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. of 
Ethel), Pisher, ‘of U7 Sa 4524 

© tc) Mar. 22,1923) easenre- 
Rosella Dill, Wa dtabra) Gatae 


Lost (THE) RING; musical play, by A. 
Klarmann tof U. $.1, score by Chas. 
A, O. Korz vo 1. New ¥en sein 
cinnati, Frederick Pustet co., inc. 4to. 

4525 

©. Jan. 24,°1923:°2 © dnd athens: 

30; A 696324; Andrew Klarmann, 
Woodhaven, L. I, N: Y.- 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


4543 


Lotus BLossom; a Japanese lullaby, 
words by Lilian Middleton, music by 
Ida Bostelmann tof U. Su 4526 

Oeming, 31N1923- 2c. Mar. 31;\E 
559006; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. 


LoursviLLE Lou; words by Jack Yellen 
i. e. J. Selig Yelleni, music by Mil- 
ton Ager rof U. §.1 4527 

er cep. 27, 1923: KE. 560371; 
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc. New 
York. 


Lou sIANA BLOSSOM; words by J. Will 
Callahan, music by Rose Richardville 
for WU: 8.) 4528 


Morini. 25) 1923-2 c. Mar: 23; 
558909; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Love; words by C. S. Potter, music by 
) eeRoberts tor U. S.1 New York, 
Manhattan music co. 4529 


Mmpene5 1973 2 c. Mar. 13: EB 
558540: C. S. Potter, Oklahoma City, 
Okl. 


LovE AND you; tango duet, from The 
cousin from nowhere, words by Robert 
C. Tharp tof Great Britaini, music 
by Edward Kunneke tof Germany; in 
C. cStaff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

4530 

Gmdecn 29: 1022-1 c,. Jan., 10, 

1923: EF, 551676: B: Feldman & co., 

London. (© revised edition and Eng- 
lish lyrics) 


LovE (THE) BIRDS; andante and valse, 


' by Frank Brockett tof England; flute 
and piccolo with piano-ace. (Edition 
Lafleur, no. 232) 4531 


me@mmlaw 15. 19235 1 c Mar..26; 5 
557050; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd., Lon- 


don. . 


Love Is so NEW; words by Herman 
Hagedorn, music by Howard Barlow 
tof U. Sa; high voice, in 4532 

Owiar 9! 1923-2 c. Mar. 10 8 
558468; J. Fischer & bro., ae York. 
(© ar rangement 


 LovE ME AND THE WORLD IS YOURS; 
- words by H. C. Moncado, music by 
Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa New York, 
World music pub. corp. 4533 
pe) eep 25, 1923.2 c. Keb. 283, E 
558345; Hilario Camino Moncado, Los 
Angeles. 


Love oF THE AGES; words by LeRoy C. 
Henderson, music by Arthur Olaf An- 


derson tof U. Su. A534: 
279 


© Sept 15,, 19222 2’ cy Mars 11923 
E, 560389; Gott & Henderson, Chi- 
cago. 


Lov#’s A SAILOR; words by John Ren- 
dall music by Marjorie Kent tof Eng- 
land}; in E flat. 4535 

CMa 27 1923-1 6 Mars 23 1k 
557072; Keith, Prowse & CO., itd., 
London. 


LovE sHADOWS; when the twilight brings 
you to me, words and music by Arthur 
A. Penn, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 


U. Sa 4to. (Witmark edition, 1586, 
1588) 1. Male voices. —2. Mixed 
voices. 4536, 4537 

Oo Macs 19236 2c each iMiar: 


26; EF 561158, 561159; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. (© new arange- 
iment] 


Love sonc; words and music by M. E. 
Hildreth tof U. Sa 4538 
Gut,.c. Beh. 26, 1925" i 558298. 
Myrtle Elizabeth Hildreth, Elmira, 
Wes: 


LovELIGHT (THE) IN YOUR EYES; one 
step, by Smith, Wheeler and John- 
son, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 

_U. Sa, played by Rose Vanderbosch 
tof U. $1 (Recordo, word roll, no. 
67380) Music roll 4539 

(it eb... 246 1923)- 2.00. Magia 
558403; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {© interpretation and editing 


LovER’S LANE; words by Paul Laurence 
Dunbar, music by Howard D. McKin- 
REyIGEs Ul Srey 4540 

Oh loa: Man 17) 1923 Ee dtr * 20: 
FE, 558747: Theo. Presser CO., Philadel. 
phia. 


sop. aha bar. 4541 

@)-Apr. 6, .1923'3\2)c) Apr. 16338 
561550; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


—<——__._ —____. 


Love’s AFTERGLOW; words and music by 
F, de Say W Wightman fOr HU Sa 
4542 
@©r ts... Pel, O'y 1923 ° 1560379): 
Florence de Say Wightman, Flor- 
ence, Ala. 


LovE’s DREAMING; words and music by 
We W.' Christmas) tof .U; Sa, carniby, 
Roland Farley rof U. S$. 
stat} Nil ea 

@:, Yc): Mebii26, 19233 558296; 
William W. Christmas, New York. 


tPhoto- , 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4544 


pt. 111, n. s.,-v. 18 


LovE’Ss FAIREST FLOWER; reverie, from 
The top of New York, by James De 
Denipseyiof UW. (S.1; arti by tees ey. 
Lincoln: jot) 0 7S.) plane: 

© Feb. \24,:1923; 2 ¢ Beby 26°. 
558300 ; Harry Hi Lincoln music Co., 
Philadelphia. 


LovE’s LIGHTHOUSE; words and music 

by Ge rjulian ror, (Sa 4545 

© 1c. Keb. 19, 1925. Bo 558336- 
George Julian, Nashville. 


LovE’s MEMORIES; words and music by 
H. C. Renner cof U. Sule, Bite Dy 
Jerome Mayhaw of U. 8. 4546 


©) 1 ‘ee Mar. 26, 1923> 4 SetZtl ; 
H. C. Renner, Cleveland. 


LovE’S MIRACLE; by P. Festoso of 
Sy are. iby° Walter G. “Elauen- 
child jot “UU: Sa: prano. ore. “and 
organ. 4547 


©). Mare 7, 19232 (2 teaiianee E, 
a Photo play music co., New 
ork 


Love’s SOLACE; words and music by 
L. Turmer tor eS 4548 


©" lc. Heb..26, 2823; 558289: 


Frances T. Turner, Seattle. 


LovE’s vision; words by A. Epping, 

music by FEF. S. S. Huntington tof 

5.1 4549 

© ‘ive Mar: 22) "1923. (558712: 
Alice Epping, San Francisco. 


Lovin’ SAM, THE SHEIK OF ALABAM; 
fox trot, by Yellen & Ager, ed. by 


McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sua, played 


by Rose. Vanderbosch’ of U. > Si 
(Recordo, words roll, no. 67400) 
rMusic roll 4550 


(©) ‘Peb: 241023" a2 velar: 512) 8 
558402; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and edit- 
ing] 


LOVIN’, THAT’S WHAT THIS OLD WORLD 
NEEDS; fox trot, words and music by 
HabiiCarra tot "UW? Sa 4551 

©) Mar'3) 1923) 2. 'e> (Man 6; 5 
558411; Darch, inc., New York. 


Loyal, To My Krinc; words by James 
Rowe, music by Haldor Lillenas tof 
SV 4552 

©) Mar! 29) 1923-2 \ecMian), 19)" 0 
560979; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


yu 
rof Germanyi, arr. von Jos. 
mann of Germany}; klavier. 


Herr- 


valse boston, von Hanns Sletten. 


4553, 


© Jan. 23,.19205 tie. Peles 91023 - 
E 556581; Drei- masken verlag, eae, 
Berlin. 


LULLABY ; mers by Harry E. Martin, 
music by G. R. Henninger ,of U. 83 
4554 


© 1c. Apr. 541923. eseetn- 
a R, Henninger, St. Petersburg, 
a 


LULLABY LADY; melody by J. Stein and 
Jimmy Durante tof U. S,. 4555 
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1923; E 560840; 
Johnny Stein, New York. 


Ma sazsy Loo; words and melody by E. 

Burkhardt fei Uiesa 4556 

© 1 cf Feb. 23) 1923) pe sse246 > 
Elsa Burkhardt, New York. 


Ma GossE; paroles de Georgius, mu- 


sique de Pierre Chagnon et René 
Darlay tof France) 4557 
©. Jan. 12; O28) te eee 


556306; A. Bosc, Paris. 


Ma MERE (My mother) ; by J. Petrocelli 


of U. $3 ° rev.) and Wire-au by. 
Kathryn I, White fof U. Si; eee 
4558 


© Mar. 26, 1923527. eiane2e; 
558936; Jeanette Petrocelli, Brook- 


lyn. 


McKINLEY’s OWN; march, by K. L. 
King of U, Sil; ‘orch, S@igemnart. 
O., Fillmore muste Meuse ane. 00) 

4559 


© Mar. 19, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 26; E 
561176; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati, 


MapDABIA; Si je pouvais, tango milonga, 
par Genaro Esposito tof Italy); 
piano. 4560 

© Dec. 1922 1 ¢:., Jatez2 61923; 
E 551897; . Lorette, Paris. 


MapricaL; poésie de Jean Lahor, mu- 
sique de Paul Lacombe rof France) 
Op, 15aono. 3: 4561 

© Dec;.31, 1922; 1c, Heb. 951923; 
E 556313); M. Rossignol, Paris. 


Macic wALtz; words by Jack Yellen 
and Walter Hirsch, music by Al. W. 
Browne and Irwin Schmidt rof U. $1. 

4562 

©) Mar. 15; 1923). 2 ve.e aia 

E, 560808; Forster music publisher, 
inc., Chicago. 


280 


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no. 4, 1923 


4580 


MacIcAL MOON; waltz song, from The 
cousin from nowhere, words by Adrian 
Ross of Great Britaini, music by Ed- 
ward Kunneke tof Germany); in F. 
rstaff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

563 

© Mee 29,1922: 1c. Jan. 10, 1923; 
E 551673; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© revised edition and English lyrics) 


Macenirica’; by T. Tertius Noble of 
Great Britain); mixed voices, with 


Organ acc. (York series, no. 822) 
4564 
open 19° 1923-1. c. Mar. 20: 
FE 557052; Banks & son, York, Eng- 
land. 


Mau-Jonc; by G. B. Warn and Jack 
Menttisssror WU. S.1, arr. by. Jeff: An- 
derson; orch. sc. 4565 

feares Hil ll 1922: 5586755 
George Ball Warn, Shanghai, China. 


Maip 0 MINE; words by Neva Mc- 
Farland Wadhams, music by Mary 
Parner Salter -rof U. S$. 4566 

oes.) 0, 192332 cc. Apr. 10; 
E 561564; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


MatpEN way; words by Hart Jenks, 
music by R. "'N. Edwards tof U. Cee 
45 


pbc Mar, 2, 1923; BK: 558364: 
Ruth Nugget Edwards, Omaha, Neb. 


MAIN SHVESTER SICHT A MAN; words 
by M. Rund, melody by J. Boogach 
iGeau. -S.] 4568 


Gate car. 13: 1923: BS558535- 
Morris Rund, New York. 


~ MAKE UP YOUR MIND; words and melody 


pee, Ti, Robmson tof U. Sa; arr. by 

Jean Waltz tof U. S. 4569 
yc Mar. 22, 1923: E 558806 : 

Alexander J. Robinson, Chicago. 


MALIzIosErraA ; mazurka, by Frank Per- 
rone fof U_ §.1, arr. by Ciro Lo Giudice 
fof Italy, domiciled at New York; 
instrumental. 4570 


re) ie. Mar. 16; 1923: E. 560886. 
Buffa bros., New York. 


Matoor (ALEXANDER) Three Syrian 
songs; arr. and rev. by A. Maloof 
for U.S. Contents: .1.. Habeebi- 
naseebi,_2. Asmar 11—Loun—3: Al- 
Hilm, Al-Manam. 4571 

@iot vex. Mawes 1923 - BY 560427 - 
Alexander Maloof, Brooklyn. 


Mama’s cot THE BLUES; words and 
melody by Sarah Martin and Clarence 
Williams tof U. Sa, arr. by C. Wil- 
liams, 4572 

© Tc) Mar. O57 1923-:. & =500750, 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


MAMMA MIA AGGIA MURI; versi e€ mu- 
sica di Luigi Tutela tof Italy, domi- 
ciled at Newark; mand. acc.; 4573 

Oe Mar 3, 1923) et 560503" 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


MAMMY, MY ROCKIN’-CHAIR QUEEN; 
words by James E. peat music 
by A. J. Amelotte tof U. Su, arr. by 
F. Clements tof U. S. 4574 

© eb. st7 VO23 12 cick MPa (Gs 
FE 560685; A. J. Amelotte, Worcester. 


MAMMY WON’? BE WEEPIN’ NO MorRE; fox 
trot, words by H. Hudnall, melody by 
Jack Vincent tof U. S. 4575 

©yiic, Mary yo) 1923e'h. So0/746: 
Huling Hudnall, Charleston, We. Va: 


MAMMY WON’? YOU COME HOME; words 
by Larry Ruppel, music by G. D. Wood 
core RM 4576 

©)? le Mar. 21h 1925'> Bs 56h 105: 
George Dewey Wood, Buffalo. 


MAMMyY’s PICKANINNIES; words by M. 
Stanton, music by H. Richard of 
Si. 4577 

©? 1 ch Reb. 19, 1923 F 558328); 
Mary Stanton, Baldwinsville, N. Y. 


Man (THE) AMONG MEN; march, by 
Henry Fillmore tof U. $1; orch. Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 4to. 

: 4578 

(Ol Mier 1G. 1023 2c, Mar. 2675 

EF. 56b173; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


Man-o-wars (THE) MAN; part-song for 
schools, words by Edward Oxenford, 
music by Arthur W. Marchant, arr. by 
George B. Nevin tof U. S.1; mixed 
voices. (Ditson school octavo) 4579 

©) Bebe Vo Vege 2 co Feby lia 
558149; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 1© 
arrangement} 


MANDARIN ; shimmy-fox, worte von Wil- 
helm Sterk, musik von Karl Hajos tof 
Germany} 4580 

@Wiari25, 1922: 1c; Reb. 28;1923— 
FE, 556547; Drei-masken verlag, a ie 
Berlin. 


281 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4581 


eS Pade | a ae 
Me ee 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


MARCELLONIE; fox trot, words by Sam 
Dicker, music by Al Hoffman of 
U. Sa, arr. by Otto Crowhurst. 4581 

©) Keb. 27, 1923 2-6 Maree 
560707; Sam Dicker & co., Seattle. 


MarcH C&LEBRE; paraphrase with addi- 
tional original movements on Schu- 
bert’s Marche militaire, by A. Teres 
tof U. Sa op. 40; piano. 4582 

©: Dee: 25, 1922: 2c. Mar) 22.1923. 
E 558787; Albert Teres, New York. 
(© new matter) 


MARCH OF THE CADETS; by Alban Forster 

tof Germany; piano. 4583 

ey Mar 17: 1923 5:2 4e.. Magi ree 

EF, 558754; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


MaARcH OF THE CRUSADERS; from De- 
cameron nights, by Herman Finck, arr. 
by Boosey & co. of Great Britain; 
band. (Jn Boosey & co.’s brass and 
reed band journal, no. 627) 4584 


©, Oct. 18)" 1923 1 Gs News: 
E 550365; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London. «© arrangementy 


MarcH OF THE GoBIdINS; by Eduardo 
Marzo tof U. §.1; piano. 4585 
©.) Mar. 73; 1924-2") Mari7=: 
560681; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. . 


MarcH OF THE WALKING DOLLS; by 
George L. Cobb, arr. by R. E. Hild- 
reth tof U. Sa; orch. 4to. . 4586 

©yDec-27,.1922 72. «Mas. 5, 1925 - 
E 560541; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement) 


MarRcHE FANTASTIQUE; by Wilson G. 
Smith fof U. Sa*op. 73> piano, four 
hands. 4587 

© ‘Apr 6.19236-"2> cx Apt. 10s 
561553; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


MarcHING HEAVENWARD; words’ by 
R. R. Hall, music by F. A. Challinor 
tof Great Britain); two-part choir 
treble voices. 4to. (Bayley and Fergu- 
son’s festival music, no. 110) - {Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 4588 


@ajan: SP 923". 1 “chetep ibe 
556365; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


Mare Lucente! romance napolitaine, 
par C. Ronzales jof France); cordes 
et plano avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

4589 
© satay 22,1923" 1h sc eno Sra 
556298; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


28 


MarGArET AUS MARGARETEN; text von 
Peter Herz, musik von Theo. A. KGr- 
ner tof Germany) . 4590 

© Sept. 7, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923: 
E 556596; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Marine (Au bord de la mer) ; poésie de 
Paul Bourget, musique de Georges 
Brun tof France op. 45. 4591 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1G, Jane eeeriees: 
E, 551876; A. Z. Mather Panic 


MarIoneErTre’s (A) ROMANCE; by Nor- 
man Leigh tof U. S.; piano. 4592 
©-.Feb. 21, 1923; 2 see nes - 
E560548; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


MARIONNETTE EN PROMENADE; marcetta, 
par Ercole Guzzi Buzzi tof Italy; 
piano. 4593 

© Mar: 5,-4923." ti ce ieee ee 
556736; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


piccola orch. con piano 

conduttore. 4to. 4594 
© Mar. 5, 192735 ce Meee 

556729; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


| Mariposa; fox-trot, von Ernest Tompa 
4595 


of Germany}; piano. 


© Feb. 5, 1920° 1c, (Hebeaeeeco. 
E, 556554; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Marriack (THE) of NANNETTE; comic 
opera in three acts, bk. and lyrics by 
Agnes Emelie Peterson, music by Louis 


Woodson Curtis tof U. S34 4596 


© Feb. 16, 1923; 2°) Rebar 19- 
E 558144; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


Marum (ELeanor) Nocturne; words by 
John Steel, music by FE. Marum tof 
Ue Si 4597 

©: 1 ¢. Mar! 24) 09232 Bee 
Eleanor Marum, New York. 


Mary’s GONE WILD; words by W. J. 
Rachlow, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. S. New York, World music 
pub. corp. 4598 
©) Feb. 19,° 19233. 2 -epuenneszo 
E 558238; Wim. J. Rachlow, Boston. 


Mary, WHY DON’T YOU MARRY ME? 
words by W. R. Williams, music by 
Maurie Sherman, Wallace Bradley and 
Andy Padula tof U. Su 4599 

© -Mar.-5, 1923; 2 -c. Mia oe 
560653; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


Mascacnr (Pierro) Si: fantasia del 1. 
_atto, di Livio Loro rof Italy1; piccola 
orch., con pianoforte. 46 


3) 


fad 


ae 52" 
- ; 
Pee 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4619 


© May 28, 1922; 1 c. June 12; E | Maype pear; words by Allan Flynn, 


musicale Sonzogno, 


551670; 
Milan. 


Mass (THE) of THE ANGELS (Missa de 
angelis); VIII in festis duplicibus 5 


asa 


5 
with credo no. 3, Latin words, music 
from the Vatican graduale, transcribed 
and harmonized by N. A. Montani 
rof U. Si; chorus of mixed voices. 
Philadelphia, St. Gregory guild. 12mo. 
(Supplement to the St. Gregory 
hymnal, no. 271) 4601 


© Dec. 10, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1923; 
E, 558167; Nicola A. Montani, Phila- 
delphia. 


Massvetre (I.) Cinq danses de carac- 
tere ancien; par I. Massuelle tof 
France); * piano. Contents: Ga- 
votte. — Menuet. — Pavane. — Sara- 
bande—Bourrée. 4602 


ce 25, 19225 1,c. Jan. 22,1923; 
E 551919; Massuelle, Paris. 


Deux thémes avec’ variations 
rythmiques; par I. Massuelle of 
France]; piano. Contents: 1. En ut, 
10 variations——2. En sol, 14 varia- 
tions. 4603 


(7 Mec, 2s, 1922. 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
E, 551920; Massuelle, Paris. 


Intermezzo; par J. Massuelle tof 
France); piano. 4604 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
EF 551922; Massuelle, Paris. 


Quatre piéces de différents styles, 
par I. Massuelle tof Francei; piano. 


Petoments:. Chanson, tris te¢—Ca- 
price.—Histoire de grand mére— 
Air de chasse. OF 4605 


Pre Beer2s 1922-"1 c Jan. 22, 1923 - 
FE, 551918; Massuelle, Paris. 


May; words and melody by W. A. 
Collins fof U. Sa 4606 
nee? Apr. 41923. 561405: 
William A. Collins, Calverton, N. Y. 


May (A) sone; two part song, words 
by G. M. Probert, music by William 
Daniels tof U. Sa; treble voices. 
Gamble’s school ed. 4to. 4607 

een, 25,1923) 2c. Mare "26% 
E 558898; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. . 


May-TIME; two-part, words by Marion 

' Roberts, music by R. M. Stults tof 

U. Sa; women’s voices. 4to. 4608 

Wire, 25 A925 2.) Reb: 27: 

FE, 560476; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


) 


sod 


melody by F. Madden tof U. S. 
4609 
Geiocy Peb: 20.1923) i S58tee: 
Franklin Madden, New York. 


Mazirt, ALABAMA BABY; words by 
George Schologowitch and Pete 
Deleman, melody by J. J. Molitoris 
fot: UE Sa 4610 

© tc. Feb. 26, .1923; 558299: 
John J. Molitoris, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 


MAZURKA DE CONCERT; par Angelo Cor- 
bellini tof France; op. 50; piano. 


©) Dec. 28 1922. 4 es Jan 22; 19237 
Ke 551925. » A. «Corbellini, — ‘Nice; 


France. 


MEAN LOVE MAKIN’ MAN; words and 

melody by H. Geise tof U. S.1 4612 

© ens Mar 31 wl925 558874. 
Elarry E. Geise, Oak Park, Til. 


MEAN MAN; words and music by Mil- 
lard .G. Thomas tof Canadai 4613 
Ci Mas. 2051925 soe. Mar i28:) 
557058; Hazel B. Thomas, Mon- 
treal, Canada. 


MEDAL OF HONOR; march, by Raymond 

Matthews jof U. $.1; piano. 4614 

© Mar. 40:0 1973: 2vcu Mar. 3nd 
558525; Matthews co., New York. 


MepitTation; melody, by Rudolf Friml 
fof U. $1; piano. 4615 
Mawr 5. SO2Se. 2c) Mar. 90 
560773; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


par: Kryzanowska tof France) 

op. 42; violon et piano. — 4616 
© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 

FE, 556253; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


MEERESLEUCHTEN; aus der revue Wir 
steh’n verkehrt, text von Theobald 


- Tiger, musik yon Rudolph Nelson :of 


Germany}, klav. arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany) 4617 

©) Gels 9x 19225 0? co Feb: 2871923: 
E, 556576; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


MEET ME TONIGHT IN THE MOONLIGHT; 
words by P. Roach, melody by Her- 
man Dubois, tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
Opis Oa 4618 


wOp cz Mar ot. 1923.5.) 1, Y560408 > 


Philip? Roach Paducah, .. Ky. 

MEIN MAMMA’S LEIDELE; words and 
melody by R. Doctor ,;of Russia, 
domiciled at New York 4619 


Gi re. Mar. 71923 Bx s50719: 
Rubin Doctor, New York. 


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pt. 111, n.s., v. 18: 


MEIN MANN KAM HEU?’ NACHT NICHT 
NACH HAUS; aus New York-Berlin, 
text von Fritz Friedmann-Frederich 
u. Robert Bodanzky, musik von Ru- 
dolph Nelson of Germany, klavier 
arr. v. Otto Lindemann ot 03 84 

4620 

© Sept. 23, 1922; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 

E 556561; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin, 


MeEtopy IN D; by Charles Brunover 
tof U. Sa; guit. (Guitar solos no. 
8) 4621 

©. Mar... 10, 91923." 2-¢. Mari 10. 8 
560801; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 


MEtopy In FE, FLAT, No. 1; by J. L. Au- 

gust tof U. Si; with piano ace. 4622 

Onl ce: ‘Mar. 5, 19235; 4 SG0845: 
Joseph L. August, Jersey City. 


MermMorigs; words and music by C. H. 
B. Shepherd jof U. S., arr. by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. Sa 4623 


© “Loc “Mar. 24, 1923'y B560865:; 

C. H. B. Shepherd, New York. 
MEMORIES OF MOON-LIGHT; words by 
Woo MM. Haury, music cby? Bis. 38. 
Huntington rof U. Sua 4624 
© 1 Ge. Mar. io h02 357 S604 17 : 


Wm. M. Haury, Seattle. 


MEMORIES OF MOTHER; words and melody 
by F. D. Malone tof U. Sa 4625 
© L.c Feb. 23, 1923; "558244: 
Fred Douglas Malone, Columbus, O. 


Memory; words by M. M. Sells, music 

by Luther A. Clark tof U. Si 4626 

© 1 c Mag. 1,. 1923; 560409 ; 
Marion M. Sells, Falls City, Tex. 


Memory ISLE; waltz, words by Gus 
Kahn, music by Abe Olman jof U. Su, 
attr. by Prank) He Barry tot -W.S.; 
orch. with piano acc, and words. 4to. 
(Feist edition, no. 1116) 

© Heb: 19) 19235) 2 <.2behb! 20; k 
560282; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) ' 


MEMorRY-LAND; intermezzo, by H. Chis- 
holm Jackson of Englandi; piano. 
4628 
©) Maees5) 19235" ie ie Ss 
556718; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


MeEMory’s DREAMS; words by J. Brunk, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington rof mee Sj 
629 


@.1 “ce. ) Mar: 22) 19235 ce F5s8685.;~ 


Joe Brunk, Otto, Wy. 


4627 |. 


MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JAcoB Lup- 
wic Fenix) Chanson de printemps; 
romance sans paroles, par F. Men- 
delssohn, transcription par E. Lucas 
tof France; violon seul. 4to. 4630° 


© Dec. 31, 19222c1- eo Behe to 925: 
E 556444; Duraneee cie,, Paris. (© 
transcription) 


—— How lovely are the messengers; 


three-part song from St. Paul, by 
F. Mendelssohn, arr. by Paul Bliss. 
tof U. Si; female voices. 4to. 4631 


(©. Mar.) 10,’ 1923=> 2 te eee bo: 
EF, 558500; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


Spinning song; by Mendelssohn,. 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, 
played by .- Frances Allen. (Solo 
carola hand played record, no. 74805) 
(Music roll 4632' 


Feb, 26, ‘193: ZcoMan = 
E 558388; Cable co., Chicago. (© 
editing) 


MENSCH KOMM ’MAL RUBER; text und’ 
musik von Harry Waldau rof Ger- 
many] 4633 

© Oct. 16, 19227 1 cy Mia 2S; 
E, 557062; Drei-masken verlag, a. g..,. 
Berlin. 


MENUET ROMANESQUE ; by O. Pearsom 
rof Canadai; piano. ‘Toronto, Canada,. 
Whaley, Royce & co. 4634 


©. Feb. 26,>1923-° icy Ben 275 
E 556530; Ora Pearson, Victoria, B. C.. 


MERE, NE PLEURE PAS; poésie de Camille 
Guiboiseau, musique de Paul Fiévet 
fof France} 4635: 


© Dec. 28; 19223") Jame eas. : 
E, 551884; Evette et. Schaeffer, Paris. 


MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG DOWN TO MARY 
LrEEe’s; words and melody by B. and E. 
Gorman and T. Peyton rof U. Su, arr. 
by Harry Alfords rof U. $1 4636 


© .1.c.. Mar. 9) 19232 eR oan st: 
Billy Gorman, Eddie Gorman and Tom 
Peyton, Chicago. 


Merry (THE) MILKMAIDS; old English 
dance tune, by Adam Carse sof Great 
Britain) 1. orch. full sc—2. Orch. 
pts. * 4637, 4638 

© Feb. 16, Feb. 20, 1923; 1 c. each 
Mary gee 556699, 556700: * Augener, 
Itd., London. 


Mrs PARENTS SONT VENUS ME CHERCHER, 
fox-trot et shimmy, par Fred Pearly 
tof France}; piano. 4639 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1c. Feb.-9):1923; 
E, 556312; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


284 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4660 


MESSAGE OF LOVE; song without words, 
by Herbert Ralph Ward tof U. Su; 
piano, 4640 


me Mar 17, 1923; 2 c, Mar: 20; 
558751; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


MeEssAcGE (A) OF LOVE FROM OVER THE 
SEA; words by Mrs. L. K. Hight, 
music by Norrie Bernard tof U. Su. 
New York, Lenox co. 4641 


Mohepe 28, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 23.E 
558367; Mrs. L. K. Hight, Worcester. 


MIA BELLA: CALIFORNIA; waltz, by Abbie 
Gerrish Jones tof U. S.1; piano. 
4 


fee 22, 1922: 2 «. Dec. 27: E 
560861; Wesley Webster, San Fran- 


C1SCO. 


MipINETTES; fox-trot, versi e musica 
mish @orona joi Italy; mand.- acca 
Milan, Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 
Ato. 4643 


moter 0ty 1922-1 c: Mar. 5 1923; 
E 556680; Italian book co., New York. 


Mipnicut; from Campus frolics, words 
and music by Al. Wesson u. e. A. F. 
Wesson, of U. S.;_ Los Angeles, Calif. 
Varsity club U. S.C. 4644 


(Oar. 21, 192322 c Mar. 312 E 


559015; Alfred Frank Wesson, Los 
Angeles. 


words by F. S. S. Huntington, 
music by J. Duguay tof U. Si 4645 
meme) loc. Mar. 22)'-1923; EB, 558723 
Josue Duguay, Los Angeles. 


MicHTY LONESOME; words and music 
by Arthur-A. Penn, arr. by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. Sa 4to. (Witmark 
eetion, 0. 1622-1624)... 1... Male 


saueese Female voices.—3. Mixed. 


voices. 4646-4648 


© Mar. 8, 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 16; 
E 560909-560911 - M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. © new arrangement) 


MILES OF SMILES; fox trot, by Chater 
Robinson, arr. by Debroy Somers tof 
Great Britain); orch. with piano con- 
ductor. 4to. (Boosey’s orchestral 
journal, no. 1037) 4649 


ie Beb.7,, 1923--1c Mar. 7: 
556707; Boosey & co., London. 


MINIATURE PIECES; by Arthur Somer- 
vell tof Great Britain); violin and 
piano. (Berners edition, no. 722: Al- 
bum series.) Contents: v. 1. 1. Cradle 
song.—2. March in D.—3. Dreaming.— 


4m laketand “a taityh boat. Sy son. 
1. Barcarolle—2. Minuet.—3. Spring 
song.—4. Jig. 4650, 4651 

© Mar. 14, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 26; 
E, 557024, 557025: Joseph Williams, 
Itd., London. 


Miss CrICKE?r’sS PARTY ; ae W. D. Arm- 
strong tof U. Si; piano. (Five nature 
sketches ) 4652 


cc) Wace, 10,-1993: 2c. Mar ase 
558509; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Mississippr (THE) TWINS; words by 
I. Rich, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
ht Us Sa 4653 

Oy tse; Mar Sif 1923>+ BH 558997 > 
Isabelle Rich, Springvale, Me. 


MistER Moon, WON’? YOU COME OUT AND 
SHINE; words by L. F. Schlusemeyer, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington of 

Si 4654 
© 1 c. Mar. 22,1923; 5. 558698 - 

L. F. Schlusemeyer, Lake Wales, Fla. 


MISTREATED BLUES; or, Disappointed 
blues, words and melody by Alberta 
Hunter tof U. Su. 4655 


©) Ave. July: 16° 4923:. Be sG3832 : 
Chicago music co., Port Washington, 
Wis. 


MocKING BIRD; by Winner, concert para- 
phrase by E. Hoffmann, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa, played by 
Roger Hilliard. (Solo carola hand 
played record,: no. 74835) (Music 
roll 4656 

©) Meba2a): 1993) 2 e Mar... 8 
558387 ; Cable CO., Chicago. (© edit- 
ing) : 


MoperRN (THE) METHOD OF CORNET PLAY- 

“ING; in twenty lessons, by H. A. Van- 

der Cook ror, > Ser) Hessen. 16. 19: 

4657, 4658 

Chan: 15, 1923-2. 6. cach’ Jat. 20% 

aia ban! doe A 697256, 697257 = Ei: Ay 
Vander Cook, Chicago. 


MopERN SCHOOL OF VIOLIN TECHNIQUE; 
by Jo Cernutt rot U.S. 4659 
© Heb. 152. 1923:"2.é. 0 Heb. 7: oe 
558119; John Cerruti, West Hoboken, 
lane 


Mopern (A) ‘TRouBADOUR; words by 
Fred E. Weatherly, music by F. S. 
Breville-Smith tof Great Britain); in 
A 4660 


© Mas. + £92304 c. Mars 28 
557096; Boosey & co., London. 


285 


a a e.tt ee 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4661 


pt. (115, Test, Ve bo 


MomMENT GAI; by Norman: Leigh of 
Ue Sar aene: by OR) eS aldretit wor 
WW, Sas orch Ate: 4661 

©!) Febs:28, 7 1923s: 2 cc. Maru 2 ie 


560540; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Mommne (LA) TAnco (The tango kid) ; 
fox-trot-tango, English lyric by Dor- 
othy Terriss, music by Emile Doloire 
tof France); orch. Feist ed. 4to. 


4662 
© Feb’ 28. 19232) 2c: Mar* 1-oe 
560471; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


(© arrangement) 


Mon PARADIS; sérénade d’aujourd’hui, 
by Cuthbert Clark tof Great. Brit- 
aims ‘orc.’ ‘with «ist. violin con- 
ductor.  4to, (Chappell and. co.’s 
orchestral journal no. 906: Chappell 
and co.’s salon orchestral journal no. 
203) 4663 

© Feb: 13;° 19235 lv c. Febs Zoe 
556755; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement; 


MoNDAY MORNING BLUES; fox trot, 
words by H. Youngman, music by 
F. Batke rof Russia, domiciled at 
Fresno, Calif. and J. G. Wyers tof 
Holland, domiciled at Fresno, Calif.i, 
art. byi)./ Gy Wrens: 4664 

©.1 c. Mare 0)519235  S58418 ; 
John Gerritt Wyers, Fred Batke and 
Henry Youngman, Fresno, @alit, 


Money; words and melody by M. L. 

Blicks (Ones 54 4665 

© dese. AZO ul9Za5 Ven 58292 
Margaret L. Hicks, Brooklyn, 


*MonG THE WAVING COLUMBINES; words 
and amelody by aA. “Drumnr 10 
We Sa 4666 

©) Heb. 26. 19235 #20 9 Mar 500 
ey Henry A. Drumm, Boulder, 
ol. 


MoNKEY DOODLE HAREM; ballad, one- 
step, words and music by Wynn 
Stanley and Andrew Allen rof Great 
Britain); in B flat. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] © 4667 

©). Feb. e923 dle Beps ae) 
556743; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London, 


Mont (Le) Moret; défilé, par L. Gou- 
lesque tof France); harmonie et fan- 
fare. Ato. 4668 

©) Feb 10/1923: 1 cs. Mia sits 
550805); Eivette set Schaeiten,. Paris: 


s) 


bond 


a 


86 


Moon-FLowER; Chinese fox trot, words 
and music by Vernella Gray rpseud. 
of N. G. Kruger) ior Ue oa 4669 


© lc. Mar 29) 1925 -esoieGs - 
eee Gray Kruger, West Toledo, 


Moon RriszE; by M. L,.° Preston tof 
Ua} planar 4670 
© Mar. 3,: 1923502 (ei eee 
Si a Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


MooNLIGHT BRINGS MEMORIES OF YOU; 
words by B. Cohn, music by Carl 
Zerse tof U. Sa Sh) Romero, 
Cohen music co. 4671 


© Mar. 6, 5192352 cy Blane SE, 
560872; Ben Cohn,. St.. Louis. 


MoonuicuT MELODY; by G. W. Oles tof 
U. $1; violin. New York, Violin 
world library. 4672 

© Mar. 7, 1923: 2c Mar 16,2 
ee George W. Oles, Boulder, 
ol 


MoonLicut on St. CrLarr; waltz ballad, 
words and music by A. W. Burdick 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Harry W. French 
[OL We Sar 4673 


© 1 c.. Mar; 29) 1923. se soraos: 
Adah Watts Burdick, Detroit. 


MooNLIGHT REVERIE (Rayo de luna- 
réverie); by M. Viola Allen, ed. by 


Henry S. Sawyer tof U. S.; piano. 
(McKinley world-famous _ edition, 
series 3, no. 970) 4674 


© Dee. 30; 1922: "2re fan sae: 
E 560528: McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


MooNnNLIGHT WAVES; words and music 

by .G.) Sperrazza: yore Sa 4675 

© 1 ¢.° Mar, 29) 1923-7 Fe aaeed 
Gaetano Sperrazza, Buffalo. 


Moonwit (THE) ROAD; by P. J. oO’ Reilly 
and oW... JE Squire, orchestrated by 
Sydney Baynes rof Great Britain); 
orch. acc. to voice, violin or cornet 
solo with piano conductor. 4to. 
(Boosey’s string band magazine, no. 
225) 4676 


© Feb. 19, 1923; ic, Mariza. 2, 
557091; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


Morckau ELEGANT; by John C. Holli- 

day 1of Great Britain}; piano. 4677 

© Feb:'13;) 19235 1° Maree 

' 556651; Joseph Williams, lItd., Lon- 
don. 


ae ae 
% figs ‘4 
3 : 


¢ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4695 


MorniING ECHOES; by Bert R. Anthony 
fon WS) op. 189; piano. (Early 
grade pieces) 4678 

(Mier (21923; 2c. Mar. 6; E 
560691; Hatch music co., New York. 


Mornine clow; by P. Festoso of 
U. Su, arr. by Walter G. Hauenschild 
tof U. S.; orch. with organ and oe 


Opa 9 1025; 2 ¢. Mar, 10; FE, 
560857; Photo play music co., inc., 
New York. 


Morninc HYMN; four-part chorus, by 
* - Jsador Georg Henschel, arr. by 
Agenipaid 1. Davison tof "U.. S.; 
men’s voices. 4to. (Concord series, 
no. 40: Harvard university glee club 
collection ) 4680 

fermen 14. 1923: 2c. Feb. 19; 
Pieige we. C. Schirmer music .co., 
Boston. 


MorNING KISSES; waltz, by George ie 
Cobb jot U. Si; piano. 

(bens 2), 1923; 2c. Mar. 5; : 

560543; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Mornince sonc; by Arthur Hinton tof 
Great Britain); piano. (Four pastoral 
sketches, no. 4) 4682 

ice, 307 1927; 1c. Jan. 12, 1923; 
F 551685; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


MorniInc WILL cCoME; from Bombo, 
words and music by Al. Jolson, B. G. 
DeSylva and Con Conrad tof U. Su. 

4683 
@eier, 27, 1923>'2 ci - Mar, 28; E 
561237; Harms, inc., New York. 


MoszKowskr (Moritz) Caprice es- 
- pagnole; by Moszkowski, ed. by Mc. 
Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. $1, played by 
Ivan Kerouak. (Solo carola hand 


played record, no. 74797) (Music 
rolh 4684 

ene Be 26. 10235. 2. co Mati 53 
BK 558395; Cable co., Chicago. 1© 
editing) 


MorueEr; words by L. T. Watters, music 
by E. S. S: Huntington tof U : : 
468 


Oyetecy, Mar ik: 1923 B. 5604055 
Lloyd T. Watters,. Hampton Roads, 
Va. 

-MorHer DARLING OF MINE; words by 
Howard Strow, music by Harold E. 
Dwyer tof U. Sa. 4686 

Many So 02a 2c. Manis. 
560645; Lawrence Henry music co., 
Brooklyn. 


= 


MorHER DEAR; words by G. L. Roosa, 
music by E. §S. S. Huntington cof 
Us Sa 4687 

@ id) ch Mar it "1923. = 5604165 
Gerald L. Roosa, Binghamton, N. Y. 


MorHER MINE; words by Philip Rosche, 

must by Chas, C Hard jot Wiest 

; 4688 

Gy Mair 29) 1923" 2.c Mar. 19 
561000; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


MoruHrr’s (A) Love; words by C. B. 
McGowan, music by ‘H. Richard tof 
Sa 4689 

Oot er Mar 18) "1925-7 i 5608462 
Cora Bell McGowan, Houston. 


MorHEer’s SMILES; words by J. and I. 
MacGoun, music by FE. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U.-Sa 4690 

Cle Mar 22) 1923 FE asses 102 
Jane and Ivert MacGoun, Detroit. 


MouNTAIN HAZE; fox trot ballad, words 
and music ¢ by A. Richardson tof U. Sa 
4691 


() dec. Mar? 05..7923; E) 55000a'5 
Adrienne Richardson, Los Angeles. 


Movinc pAy; words by J. Brown, music 
byiiGeos Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Sj 4692 


ite:  Maparsy 1925-0 Bso0e0g: 
Jennie Brown, Toronto, Canada. 


Mozart (WoLrcanc AmMaApDEuS) Menuet 
from Symphony in B flat; by W. A. 
Mozart, ed. by Adam Carse of Great 
Britaim ; four-part string orch. with 
piano CORON (Amateur orchestra 
no. 6) 4693 

© Feb. 21, 1923: de Cees: | Bice be 
556778: Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 
(© arrangement and editing 


—— Sonata no. 18; by W. A. Mozart, 
ed. phrased and fingered by George 
Farlane tof Great Britain), with analy- 
sis by Stewart Macpherson : piano, in 
D.. Analytical ed. 4694 

Ori Bebe 151923 3.0 6 Mark: 63 B 
556668; Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 
(© editing, phrasing, fingering, and 
analysis) 


Mummy (THE) cLing; Tutankamen fox 
trot, words by Harry Pease, melody 
by Maceo Pinkard tof U. Si 4695 

Cy) (ie.Apr 6: 1923 F, 5591355 Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 


287 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


4696 


ENTRIES ! 
DiI, HAs ws | 


Muses’ (THE) GARDEN FOR’ DELIGHTS; 
words anon., music by Robert Jones, 
transcribed and ed. by Peter Warlock 
tof Great Britain) 4696 


©: Jan. 29,1923 0 1) cane ei: 
E, 556359; Enoch & sons, London. 


Music PRIMER; words by Josephine 
Howard, melody by Lauretta V. Sweesy 
tof WidSu' Sve: 4697 


© Nov./16, 1922: 2°. and ane Meb. 
8:5 4923 5° AK 696244 : Ginn & co., Bos- 


ton. 


Musical RAMBLES; tune and rhythm, 
the very first pieces, by Susan Forde 


rof Great Britaini; piano. 4698 

© (Feb: 371923; 1, 1e. Heb far & 
556526; A. Weekes & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Must I co to Him atone; words by 
Grace Adkins, music by Haldor Lil- 
lenas tof U. g 4699 

Olen, 1923502 60 Mane oy Ey 
560562; Standard pub. Go. Cincinnati. 


Mvuvver, Muvver; words by Sallie Ewing 
Key, music by Elliott Markham of 
oa 470U 

© Dec:.7,) 19225) 2). Apr 4, 1923; 
E 559089; Sallie E. Key, Quincy, Fla. 


My ALL For THE KincpoM; words by 
Calia Alstaetter, music by William M. 
Runyan .of UW. Sa 4701 

© Mar. 29.1923 302 ce. Mar.-19; 
E, 561009 ; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


My BABY’S EYES; words by J. B. Helm, 
music by Harriet C. Renner of 
U. Ss, arr. by Jerome Mayhall tof 
WES: A702 

© 1. ce) Mar. Base 558374; 
Jessie B. Helm, Cleveland. 


My BAMBOO FLOWER; words by Percy 
Edgar, music by Mark Strong of 
Great Britain); in E, flat. 4703 

@ -Feb..019, 1923 3c) Mar. 28. 
557100: Boosey & co., London. 


My Betsy Ann; words and melody by 

JA Bo Wells tot sU2i 31 4704 

© 1c: Feb. 19, 19239) BH B60855; 
Jerome B. Wells, Louisville, Ky. 


My BLUE-EYED BABE; words by Charles 
F, Fearne tpseud. of C. F. Lindelh, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. cif 


Ethel” Bisher,4or (Uses 4705 
©! Pic. Mar. 1, 1923) )560396, 
C. F. Lindell, Pittsburgh. 


288 


My BLUEBIRD GIRL; words and music by 
C. Heywood tof U. Sa, arr. by Vern 
Elliott) of (US Sa 4706 


© 1 ¢. Feb: 26, 1923-58308 ; 
Clara Heywood, Catalina Island, Calif. 


My Ca.irornia GIRL; words by P. C. 


Platt, melody by S. C. Powell tof 
RRO, 4707 
© 1 c... Mar. 3, 192Z3- seen 


Shelby C. Powell and Phoebe Cornell 
Platt, Los Angeles. 

My CONVENT GIRL; words by Neville 
Gandy, music by Manlio Di Veroli tof 
Great Britain) 

© Feb. 27, 1923; 1c. Mar°26: E 
557045; Schott & co., London. 


My pappy; words by S. A. Rentel, 
melody by Herman Dubois (pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 4709 

© 1c. Mar. 1, 1923) EF 5604045 S.A. 
Rentel, Braddock, Pa. 


My DARLING; words by W. Barrilleaux, 
music by H. Richard soi Ue oa 

4710 

© 1c. Feb, 19, 1923; EH 558344; 
Wartel Barrilleaux, Tallien, La. 


My p&AR Onto; words by Roland C. 
Slater, music by Arthur G. Bohne tof 
US 4711 

© 1c. Mar. 19, 1923> ee saue a= 
R. C. Slater and A. G. Bohne, Chi- 


cago. 


My DESERT ROSE; by W. E. Paris and 
Martha Sinclair lof Uy "Saja by: 
W. E. Paris; piano. 4712 

© 1 co Man 2iyieze:) ei 
Walter E. Paris, Covington, Ky. 


My Drxig rosk; words by E. K. Cor- 
nell, melody by Richard F. Lee tof 
eS ai 4713 

© .1 c¢... Marer13, 1923. Bese: 

Edward K. Cornell, Cuttyhunk, Mass. 


My pDREAM GIRL; fox trot, words by J. F. 
Henkel, music by FE. S$. S$. Huntington 
fot es. 4714 

© 1c.) Mar, 22; 1926 a a587 19) 
J. F. Henkel, Huntington, W. Va. 


words and music by Agnes G. de 
John fot. S.i 4715 


© Mar. 18, 1923: 2 (ca Man ea 
558832 ; Manhattan music co. New. 
York. 


My GARDEN; words and music by J. H. 
Hande tof U. Si (Blue print) 4716 


©. 1c eb. 27,1923 5) Bae aue = 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


4708 © 


Tae oe 
ees The 
Xoo a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4736 


My Gipsy SERENADE; words by E. M. 
Washington, music by Helene DeMag- 
nald Savasta tof U. Su, arr. by Paul 
Ovidus Chelli tof U. Sa 4717 

©) 1c. Mar. 20, 1923; E 558670; 

Edward M. Washington, New York. 


“My coop MAN’S BLUES; Mahalia’s blues, 
words and music by Lloyd Smith, 
Warren Smith and Clarence Johnson 
fof U. S33 4718 

(Seren. 20, 1923: 2 c. Mari 1: E 
560431; Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 


My Ips 1n IDAHO; words by O. Dein- 
hardt and John Brandenstein, melody 
by Arnold T. Lax tof U. S$. 4719 

foie. mar 12,1923: FE, 560835; 
Otto Dienhardt, Liberty, Nae 


‘My IRELAND; words and music by W. P 
Boggs tof is SH 4720 
(omni, Mar 27, 1923: F 558876; 

William P. Boggs, Rutherford, Pes: 


My JAN; words and music by Caro 
Roma, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 
U. Si; male voices. 4to. (Witmark 
edition, no. 1589) 47Z1 


fo Mar a7 > 1923;'2 c. Mar. 20; E 


561160; M. Witmark & sons, New |} 


York. (© new arrangement) 


My JuLierre; words and melody by 
Wager Ghase, fot U. Sa, arr. by Jack 
Miller and J. N. Chase tof U. 7 

4722 


i te. Mar..12, 1923 ;' 5: 560826; 
J. Newell Chase, Boston. 


My Kiriarnty. Rosé; words and music 
by Jack Snyder tof U. S., French 
version by Matthew Woodward. 4723 

ererMar 630; 1923-2 c.. Mar. +30); 
E 561293; Jack Snyder pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


My LITTLE DAUGHTER SuE; words by 
L. Colyn, music by Everett J. Evans 
rof U. Si Invincible ed. New York, 
Invincible music co., inc. 4724 

(Cemeact To, 19233. 2° c. Mare 17; 
E 558629; L. Colyn, Stratford, Wis. 


My LITILE SPRINGTIME GIRL; words and 
music by H. F. Fogg tof Canada 
4725 
Crt. ep eb,, 6); 1923; E 556373; 
Howard Frank Fogg, Montreal 
Canada. 


My Lorp AND I; words by C. S. Brown, 
music by Roy E. Nolte tof U. Sua 


4726 


Oyen 29) 1823." 2 ¢) Mar ' 19: 
FE, 561020; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


My LOVE WILL, OUT-LIVE IT ALL; words by 
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Blaufuss 
poe US 4727 

©) Mar. 29° 19235 2 cc Mac: 30: 
By 561283 ; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


My LovER AND I ARE DANCING TO-NIGHT; 
words by H. E. Morse, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. Sa 4728 

© 1 co Mar A 2993*' 2. 560420: 
H. E. Morse, Coraopolis, Pa. 


My Lyn; words by G. W. Foster, music 
by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Sj 4729 


2 ic.) Whar, 5.0 19236" Re SoU6LG: 
Gene Watrous Foster, Bellingham, 
Wash. 


My Moon MAIDEN; words by J. Tanko- 
vitch, music by H. Richard tof U. Sa 
4730 


Z 
©. 1c “Mar. 8 1973" 1 sues: 
Julia Tankovitch, Painesville, O. 


My pat; ballad. words and music by 
Lou Herscher and Joe Burke tof u S.1 
4731 

tO Man: 2854-19233 2) eis Mar. 25: 

FE, 561307; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


My PRAYER; words anon., music by J. W. 

Jones tof U. Sa 4732 

i Mar) 46) 1923's) 2ive.) War 13% 

E 560813; Josephine Wéilson-Jones, 
Oakland, Calif. 


My PRAYER FOR you; words by May 

Arno, music by R. Villar tof U. Sa 

4733 

Cy dete: VAnESoe 123i 2a 559060 ; 
Rose Villar, New York. 


My PRICELESS PEARL’ words by A. Craig, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud .of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 4734 

©) 212 e: Mae. 1.79235: o. 660400: 
Anna Craig, Blakeley, W. Va._ - 


My Rapto cirri; fox trot, words by Val 
Werner, music by Ray Hibbeler tof 
Be Sa 

©. Pen 715.5 9923 2c) Mane t0: 
EF, 558488: Werner music pub. co., 
. Little Rock, Ark. 


words by W. F. Kehoe, music by 

E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 4736 
(On I teow ate Lo 19935" BS Ouaeir 

William F. Kehoe, Babylon, N. Y. 


My Re&corRD GIRL; from You'd be sur- 
prised, words by A. E. Donnelly, music 


289 


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4737 


pt. 111, ns, ¥. 18 


My recorp crrt—Continued, 
by M. Zelenko tof Great Britain); in 


F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 
4737 
©) “Febe-10: 4 192359 “es sepa ky: 


E, 556749; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


My Ruopk Istanp; words by Marianna 
Tallman, music by Mrs. Roscoe L. 
Chase tof U. S.1 4738 

©- Mar. * 1919232 ee Man 929 = 
E, 559012; Rhode Island state federa- 
tion of women’s clubs, Providence. 


My rosé oF THE U. S. A.; waltz song, 
words and music by Harry S. Jones 
fore We ae 4739 

G) “TKeb..10,° 1923). Ze. Mee 17. 
E, 558161; Legion music publishers, 
Chicago. 


My rosé oF WEs?T VIRGINIA; fox trot, 
words by E. R. Ripley, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington rof U. Sj 4740 

Ord ¢. Mars; 925-) He 558993; 
Emmitt R. Ripley, Artie, W. Va. 


My SEASHORE MISS; words by Mrs. W. 
Kaefer, music by Max Norworth (of 
U. Sj Invincible ed. New York, 
Invincible music co., ine. 4741 

©. Mar. 162, 0075-7 2c) Mar. 17; 
E 558626; Mrs. Walter Kaefer, Hamil- 
ton, O. 


My SOUL SOARS ON ITS WINGS; words by 
Abram Ryan, music by Richard 
Kountz cof U. Su. 4742 

© oPeb. (237 1973-42 "eo eby 27 56 
560485; Theo, Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


My STuDEBAKER-CIRL; words and music 

by Edgar Leslie tof U. Si 4743 

@©4 Mean 7 24 1978 ee Aes) 
1550140: Solan,  Walsay tOkk, 


My sucarMANn; fox trot, words and 
music by Tom Winchester jof U. Su, 
arr. by Wm. Schulz tof U. $1; orch. 
Feist ed. 4to. © 4744 

@) Mar. 285.1923: 020. (Mar: 429) 5, 
561308; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


My SUNSHINE GIRL; words and music 
by aW eA. Kine (ob. Sin en, yby. 
Samuel Eo deintz TOL mole 4745 


© 1c. May 29, 1922; E 560181; 
William August King, Johnstown, 
Paz 


29 


My TRUE PAL; words by A. La Guardia, 

melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U. S. 

4746 

© 1c. Feb. 2019235) Sas ice: 

Anna La Guardia, Sharon Springs, 
NY. ak 


My TWILIGHT DREAM; words by E. M. 
Hazard, music by Luther A. Clark 
for Us Sa A747 

© 1 c. Mar. 1,,1923; 2 5G041G- FE. 
M. Hazard, East Bridgewater, Mass. 


My VALENTINE; from Happy days, 
words by R. E. Harris, music by C. 
H. Robertson tof U. S. 4748 

© Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 24; E 
561195; Charles H. Robertson and 
Robert E. Harris, Bloomington, Ind. 


My VircINIA ROSE; fox trot, words by 
FE. Kennan, melody by Jack Vincent 
fof UU: aaa 4749 

© 1 c. Mar, 26, 19235 1B 561214 - 
Ethel Kennan, Grove City, Pa. 


——words by E. Clinton Keithley, 
music by F. Henri Klickmann of 
UL Sa 4750 


© Dec. 27, 1922; 2 chyanmee23: 
FE. 560523; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. i 


My woNnpbRouUS FRIEND; words by T. O. 
Chisholm, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, 
jr. tot Uk. Sa ‘4751 

©. Mar. 29, 19235. 2 ce Mare19¢ 
EF 560988; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


MysTERIOUS MARCH (Marche mys- 
terieuse) ; by Gaston Borch tof Bel- 
gium}; orch. and piano conductor. 
4to. (Hawkes’ photo play series, no. 
24) 4 

© Jan.>1, “1923; 7 1c. ee es 
551694; Hawkes & son, London. 


N C-4 (THE); march, by F. E. Bige- 

low sof U. Sa? piano, 4753 

© July 9, 1919; 2 c. Mar. 5, 1923: 

EF 560549; Walter Jacobs, inc., Bos- 
ton. 


NA WESELIE; vivat, by I. 7. Hochman 

tof U. Sa; instrumental. 4754 

© 1 ©; Mar? 27,: 1923; Eesseere- 
Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


NACHT MUSS ES SEIN; lied und shim- 
my, worte von Artur Rebner, musik 
von. Willy Engel-Berger of Aus- 
tria] 4755 

©: Dec. 29, 1922;1 c: Reb: 26,4923. 
FE 556613; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


0 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4774 


Napa; Arabian fox trot, words and 
music by A. T. Briggs tof U. Sa 
4756 
fee Mar’ 29,1923; EF 561259; 
Aubrey ‘Travers Briggs, Oakland, 
Calif. 


NAPULITANA BELLA; versi di R. Ca- 
vallo, musica di L. Canoro tof U. §.; 
mand. ACG. 4757 

pene 2192352 cv Apres 3; i 
559066 ; Louis Canoro and Ralph 
Cavallo, New York. 


NEARER To THEE; words and music Iv 

Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. Sa 4758 

© Mar. 29, ar 2c. Mar. 19; E 
561003; Chas. _ Gabriel, Chicago. 


’NeatH Ecypt skies; words and mel- 
ody by Bob Rothberg ti. e. Robert 
Rothberg, of U. S$. -4759 

@ te. Mar. 26, 1923; E 558857; 
Robert Rothberg, New York. 


"NEATH THE PASSION VINE; South Sea 
serenade, by Walter G. Hauenschild 
(On wero. Orch. 4760 

@) Marezs, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 29; EF 
Bol24a: Photo play music’ .co.,. inc, 
New York. 


*NEATH THE WILLOWS; words and mel- 


Seguin... Priel of U.: Sa, arr. 
by hai. VosBorgh pof U, S.1 47/61 
© Mar, 16, 1923: E 560898; _F. 
Harmon Friel, New York. 
Neics (LA); poésie de Armand Sil- 
’  vestre, musique de EOOEEE? Brun of 
France) op. 54. . . 4762 


for Mery 26) 1922: c. Jan. 22, 1923: 
- F, 551878; aaa Mathot, Paris. 


Net Guatemala; Guatemali, Guatemali, 
Guatemalina, versi e musica di Marf 
fof Italy; mand. acc. Milan, Italy, 


Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 4to. 
4763 
eer. 11 1922- 1 ce Mar! 5: 1923) 


FE 556678: Italian book co., New York. 


Nett? Urucuatr; versi e musica di Ro- 
molo Corona ,of Italy}; mand. acc. 
Milan, Italy, Casa editrice musicale 
Pierrot. -4to. 4764 

Momiger: 1, 1922*. 1 c.Mar.5,. 1923 
FE 556677; Italian book co. New 
York. 


' NELSON-SHIMMY; aus Bitte zahlen, von 
Rudolf Nelson tof Germany), erleich- 


tert v. Otto Lindemann of Germany); | 


4765 ' 
291 


piano. 


1413—23—-—6 


@ Jans 21h 1902, ise. Pep 28 1924.3 
FE, 556588; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


N&NUPHAR; fox trot ou shimmy, par 
Harry Morrison, arr. par Hans Our- 
dine tof Francel; orch. avec piano con- 


ducteur. 4to. 4766 
ey Jan Si 1923=" hic. Reb. 10 
556442; Philippo, Paris. «© arrange- 


ment} 


NEVER AGAIN; words by B. A. Tholl, 
music by Russell Young tof U. aS 
: : 4767 


©) hc Mareh 3.) 1923 =~ S00 aS 
B. A. Tholl, Newport News, Va. 


NEVER FORGOTTEN; words and music by 
PE, Wooldridge ief- U):-Sa) art by 
Rasy, Cook jot Ul ySa 4768 


On ceo Mar 15s 192550 558505" 
Powhatan Johnson Wooldridge, Pewee 
Valley, Ky. 


NEVER LOSE SIGHT OF THE CROSS; words 
by T. O. Chisholm, music by H. A. 
Henry tof U. Sa 4769 

©) Mar,.29° 1923.2. c:, MarxiIOy 7, 
561015; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


NEVER SAY DIE; words by Roland 
Merry, music by Winifred Vaughan 
tof England); in G. 4770 

©) jan. 95, 1923* 1 co fan 12 ok 


551698 ; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


New (THES) city; anthem, words from 
the Bible, music by F. Leslie Calver 
fof Great Britain; mixed voices. 
(Octavo series, mixed voices sacred, 
no. 1370) 4771 

@ Feb 27, 1923322 .cho Mar Pa 
560382; Arthur P. Schmidt co:., Bos- 
ton. Se 


New ENGLAND ROSE; words and music 
bysck) and WO) Blanchard “jor Ui Si, 


ane. by Dorothy —F.° Blanchard - jot 
(aS -4772 

Gunb yc. jam wait 1923." 558490- 
Richard and Dorothy Blanchard 


Hollywood, Calif. 


NEW HESITATION; di Umberto Candiolo 
tof Italy}; piano. (Tre danze mod- 
erne ) 4773 

©) Mar 301023) 9) ep Mar Gr: Ae 
556731; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


New ORLEANS WALK; words and mel- 
edyby ©. Ex Bowmar1ofiU, Sa" 
4774 
© oh te Mar. 11923 i 7560430): 
Charles Frederick Bowman, West 
Hoboken, N. J. 


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4775 


pt. ili, m, 5.7: 16 


NEWELL (JosEPH EpwArpb) 12 easy and 
tuneful voluntaries; by J. E. Newell 
tof Great Britain); American organ or 
harmonium. A. Weekes & co.’s album 
ed. (Albums of short voluntaries, no. 
28) 4775 

© Jan. 19) 1923.) 1) ef Wel eaey 8 
556524; A. Weekes & co., Itd., London. 


NIA BLANKA STELO; texto da Arman 
Verzan, muziko da A. Verzan e L. B. 
Woodcock tof U. Si 4to. 4776 

©: Febs 15,9923. 2" 6) Bepraz0e 3k 
560702: Lee Barnes Woodcock, Scran- 
ton; Pa; 


Nipa; words and melody by J. Jackson 

for J. Sn 4777 

©: 1c, seb, 23: 19232 “H S5ee45 ; 
Jackie Jackson, New York. 


Nicut; words by William Rose Benét, 
music: by ©: -G. Senneck) et iW Ss. 
op. 19, no. 7. (Studies in song) 

4778 

© Ape 4019232 Bic eapier on 

559095: Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


NIcHtT AFTER NIGHT; words and melody 

by E. Burnett tof U. Si 4779 

(Geol (cd, Mar 1 ahrtG2 3). i 500856 ; 
Ernest Mark Burnett, Chicago. 


—— words by Joe Young and Sam M. 
Lewis, music by Geo. W. Meyer tof 
Wes 4780 

CG) Mar) 16; 19200) 2c.) Mare 1/5 
558638; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe 
Young, music by Geo. W. Meyer tof 
GS. 4781 
@ fc) Reb. 232192355 B o582505 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


NIGHTINGALE OF FRANCE (Rossinyol de 
Franca); Catalan folksong, English 
version by Mary Ellis Opdycke and 
Kurt Schindler, ed. by K. Schindler 
rof U. S.1 op. 22, no. 1; mixed voices. 
Ato, (Songs of the Spanish prov- 
inces: Catalonia) 4782 

©) Feb. )15,01923'2 ven Feb. 
558154: Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© choral arrangement) 


Nip (Pan)® ‘by. 0B.) Eyslop tof 
Great Britain); piano. London, 
Augener, Itd. 4783 


© Feb. 16) W923) Dues) Mak (5) | 


556696; Theophilus B. Hyslop, Lon- 
don. 


NINA BLUES; fox-blues, par G. Smet 
rof France; piano. Paris, Allmar- 
Margis. 4784 

© Dec. 28, 19227 Ie yam ea 
FE, 551872; G. Lorette, Paris. 


NIT KAIN GEBETENE (Uninvited) ; Eng- 
lish version by Constance Ramsay 
Gideon, music arr. by Henry Gideon 
tof U. S: (Cn From the cradlé to 
the chuppe, v. 2) 4785 

© Mar. 23, 1923; 2°e. Maseen a 
561223; Arthur P. Sthnudt cos Bos- 
ton. 


No HOME, NOR FRIENDS; words by Mat- 
thew Mehelir, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington pof U. Si _ 4786 

© 1 c. Mar, 22) 1923; oe aseaco - 
Matthew Mehelir, Madison, Ill. 


No ONE HAS TOLD you; from The Kam- 
bians in Kleaveland, words and 
music by Don Knowlton ps. e. D. S. 
Knowlton, of (UJ. Say, were by como 
Falk. 4787 

© Mar. 19, 1923; 2c Mar 26. E 
561177; Donald Snow Knowlton, 
Cleveland. \ 


No OTHER EYES; from Jack and Jill, 
words by John Murray Anderson 
and A. Barratt, music by Augustus 
Barratt jot Ul sa 4788 

© Mar. 29, 1923. 2 ¢ Mar 30; 
FE, 561276; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York, 


No RANCHO; samba, par G. Smet rof 
France}; piano. (Sambas _brésil- 
iennes ) 4789 

© Dec. 31, 19223 1%eS Pepe 4S 1e25. 
E, 556287; G. Lorette, Paris. 


No SURRENDER; words and music by 

Pat Sullivan: jof (Wyss 4790 

© Mar... 10, 1923" 2° ey Wiens t75 

E 560943: Patrick A. “Sullivan, 
Brookline, Mass. 


NoAH RAISED THE DICKENS; words by 
L. I. Sussman, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
18) 


aor 4791 

© 1 ce Mar. 12; -19235 ey Sotets: 
Louis I. Sussman, Minneapolis, 
Minn. 


Non £E vER (Tis not true); by Mattei, 
ed. and played by McNair Ilgen- 
fritz\rof U.S. (Recordo) word oll: 
no. 67360) Music roll 4792 


© Feb. 24, 1923; 2 c “Mara58 
558396; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. «© editing: 


292 


Bry) 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4809 


NortH COUNTRY SKETCHES; by Fred- 
erick Delius tof Great Britain); orch. 


full sc. Contents: 1. Autumn.—2. 
Winter landscape.—3. Dance. — 4. 
The march of spring. 4793 


fer wep. 23)°1923 1 ¢ Mar. 26; E 
557041; Augener, ‘Itd., London. 


NovEs AND TIME; very first lessons in 
reading, by Susan Forde ,of Great 


Britain); piano. 4794 

@ugem sot, 1923; 1 ¢. Feb. 55° i 
5506525; A. Weekes & co., lItd., Lon- 
don, 


NOVEMBER ROSE GOOD-BYE ; words and 
music by Jack Snyder tof U. Su, 
French version by Matthew Wood- 
ward, with violin obbl. 4795 

jag), 1923; 2 c. Mar. 30; E 
561292; Jack Snyder pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


Now. AND THEN; words and melody by 
Bob Rothberg 1. ce. Robert Rothberg 
of U.S. A796 

© 1 c. Mar. 26, 1923: E 558859; 
Robert Rotfiberg, New York, 


Now Is THE ACCEPTED TIME; words 
from the Bible, music by J. B. Her- 
bert tof U. Sa (in Scripture sone) 


(utee. 16. 1923;.2.c., Keb. 23; E 
Boe202;. J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, 
Ill. 


Nun CE HAIE coLPpA Tu! versi di G. 


Tetamo, musica di A Vaccaro tof 
Italyi; mand. acc. Naples, Klaro- 
phone record co. 4to.. _ 4798 


© Feb. 1, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 12; E 
-556874; Italian book co., New York. 


Nur DIR KANN ICH NICHT TREU SEIN; 
lied und shimmy, 
Robitschek, musik von Gyula Geiger 
rof Austrial 4799 


©) Weer 8) 1922%'1 c. Feb. 28; 1923; 
i, 556618 ; Drei- masken verlag, ee 
Berlin. 


- © Faruer, I am weary (O vater, ich 
bin muede) : sacred song, text by 
Jos. Schmidt, music by Herm M. 
Hahn tof U. S.1 op 84; medium er 


top Mary 5, 1923: 2c: Mar. 73) F 
560712; °S. M: oy Schmidt, Ft. 
Wayne, End: 


O FILI ET FILLIaj; two four-part cho- 
ruses, by Volckmar Leisring, arr. by 
Archibald T, Davison tof U. Si; 


worte von Kurt |’ 


men’s voices. 4to. (Concord series, 
no. 41: Harvard university glee club 
collection) 4801 

(C), ‘Feb. 14,1923: 2.¢ Beb. 195 
S5olos; EY ©) Schirmer, music| ‘eo. 
Boston. 


O Lorp, INCREASE My FAITH; by Or- 
lando Gibbons, arr. by Howard C. 
Hinners tof U. Si; men’s voices. 4to. 
(Amherst college choir series, no. 2) 

A802 
Misc 28.) 19285) 2 ce: Wan 20: 
FE 561244; H. W. Gray co., New York, 


co) arrangement) 


O LOVE oF Canvary: words and music 
by Haldor Lillenas tof U. S.1 4803 
@ Mar. 29) 192352" css Nien AO 

E 561021; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


’O scIROCCO EK ’A TRAMUNTANA; versi di 
G. Capurro, musica di G. Leone tof 
Italy; mand. acc.) Naples, F. Bideri. 
Ato. 4804 

G) Hep: ty 19036" Wies Mar) S2ae 
557057; Italian book co., New York. 


O THOU FAIREST AMONG WOMEN (Tol, 
la plus belle des femmes); arr. of 
English and French tr. from the Bible 
and music by Jane Van Elten rof U. S.1 
(Song of Solomon, no. 1) 4805 

@) Mar 5% 19237) Tce Mar, 6) 1 ¢. 
Mar. 12; E 560925; G. Ricordi & co., 
Milan. 


O WONDERFUL GIRL I ADORE you; waltz, 
words and melody by H. V. Vogel 
ron UF! Su 4806 

©) lec. Mar) 14s. 1923: hy 5608695 


Harold Victor Vogel, San Francisco. 


OBERNDORFER (ALFRED A.) Nocturne; 
by A. A. Oberndorfer, op. 4, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz' tof U. Sua, played 
by M. Oberndorfer. (Solo carola hand 
played record, no. 74766) (Music fa 

48 


©) Heb. 26.1923 s.)2)c...Mas. 
558392; Cable co., Chicago. 


ya 
(© editing) 


OcTAVE PLAYING EXERCISES; by Cuth- 
bert Harris tof Englandi; piano. 4808 
@)< fan, 2910737 les Beb. 20 
556398; Warren and Phillips, London. 


Ops To Music (An die musik) ; lyrics by 
Schober, English version by Leah K. 
Obermeier, music by Leo Braun tof 


WU. Sa sop. , 1,2; and alto.’ 4to..4809 
© Jan. PAN SOAS) 2 eu. pany Ze: 
EF, 555399; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New 


Work: 


293 


(  ASTOMRE A ha pln 


Mh ia Sploet 
ne 


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4810 


pt. III, 2, Ss. v. 1& 


Opom yvEsopo MEOFOR;: words from the 
Talmud, music by Savel Kwartin tof 
Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn 4810 

© 1c) Mar) 3) 19235) Beane ; 
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New 
Yorks 


OFF TO DREAMLAND; words by E. A. 
Brininstool, music by E. H. McKen- 
ney tor, U; sa A811 

©! 1..¢.. Mari21, 192836) Fb 560382 5 

‘Elena H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


OrrenBacH (Jacqgugs) Barcarolle; 
from the Tales of Hoffmann, by Offen- 
bach, ed. and played by McNair Il- 
genfritz tof U. Si (Recordo, ‘no. 
67350) Music rolh 4812 

KO. Rep: 24 210235 2 ve) (Mae. O8 
E 558398; Recordo player roll co., 


Chicago. :© interpretation and edit- 
ing] 
Orrertorrs; by Edwin H. Lemare tof 


England, domiciled at Portland, Me; 
organ with chimes. (Jn Twelve short 
improvisations, bk. 2, no. 5) 4813 

© Dec. 19, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 26, 1923; 
E 555472; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Ort IN THE STILLNESS OF THE NIGHT; 
words by B. Auerbach, music by A. C. 
Lund and Bert Auerbach jof U. 38. 

4814 

@ Mar. 12, 1923; 2°c. Mar. 12; 

EK 558529; Lyric music corp., New 
York. 


Ou DESDEMONA YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE 
YOUR SHEIK; words and music by 
Ernie and Billie Loos tof U. Si 4815 

© Mar. 29) 7192372 7 Mar.” 30; 
E 561286; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


On, Harotp; words and music by Lee 

S. Roberts tof U. $1 4816 

@)) Mar 15) 1928-72" Ee" Mar. 12; 

EK 560809; Forster music publisher, 
inc., Chicago. 

OH, HOW FUNNY. IT FEELS; words by 
P. Hueser tof U. Si, melody by Ar- 
neld’ U) Wax jor Uaion 4817 

© ic! Feb. 26,.:1923 ;) K558286; 


Paul Hueser, Oskaloosa, Ia. 


Ou I cot THE SWEETEST SWEETIE, 
SWEETIE, SWEETIE; words by FE. T. 
Shriner, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa. arr. by Theo. G. Beachgrot 
eu Bes Araneae 4818 

@iit c. Mar, 5,.1923," Bse0a05), 

_. T. Shriner, Ft. Sam Houston, San 

Antonio. 


294 


Ou soUL oF ME; words and music by 
Lou Holtz and Arthur Jackson tof 
Oe oie 4819 


olin tel 
©. 1 c. Mar. 16, 1923-5 Bo 5a0Res - 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


OH THOSE WOMEN; words by A. Gerber, 

melody by Malvin Franklin tof U. S. 

4820 

© 1c. Mar 1925 een 
Alex Gerber, New York. 


OH, WHERE IS THE GIRL; words by H. 
Ulness, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
evi ORS 4821 

© 1c. Mar. 22) 1923 sesso. 
Hilda Ulness, Jamestown, N. D. 


Ou, YES; fox-trot, versi e musica di 
Romolo Corona rof Italy; mand. acc.i 
Milan, Italy, Casa editrice musicale 
Pierrot. 4to. 4822 


©: Dec. 1, 19225 Ic. Maia as: 
FE, 556676; Italian book co., New York. 


OI BRUDER, zoG; Sabbath song, English 
version by Constance Ramsay Gideon, 
music arr. by Henry Gideon jof U. S.1 
(In From the cradle to the chuppe, 
Vi2) 4823 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 2 co Miar2o5 E 
561221; Arthur P. Schmidt co.; Bos- 
ton. 


OI GVALT, A GANEF (Oi, alas, a robber) ; 
English version by Constance Ramsay 
Gideon, music arr. by Henry Gideon 
oy ORNS ea (In From the cradle to 
the chuppe, v. 2) 4824 

©. Mar. 23,;. 1923-2 ivi ee, 
561226; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
toe,” 


OI SHLOF MAIN FEIGELE (O little bird 
of mine); English version by Con- 
stance Ramsay Gideon, music arr. by 
Henry Gideon tof U. Si (Jw From 
the cradle to the chuppe, v..1) 4825 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 2 (1c) iam eeo ce. 
561229; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


Oiseau (UN) CHANTAIT; poésie de Al- 
fred de Musset, musique de Paul 
Fiévet of France) 4826 

© ' Dec. 28; 1922-1 c* JanmZenoeo: 
E 551886; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Oxip (THE) BELFREY; intermezzo, by Al- 
bert W. Ketelbey tof Great Britaim; 
piano. Australia, W. H. Paling & co., 
Itd. 4827 

©) Jan.,.8, 1923" 1c): Bebyeteae 
556354; A. Hammond & co., London. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4846 


Op Brerxs; march, by Monroe A. Alt- 

house tof U. $1; band. 4to. 4828 

fea, 1915- 2 ¢c. Jan. 20, +1923; 

E 555299; Penn music pub. co., Read- 
ing, Pa. 


Otp (THE) FASHIONED COTTAGE DOWN 
THE LANE; words by A. E. Long, 
music by Wm. A. Gelicke tof U. Su, 
atr. by Wm. Held tof U. Sa 4829 

miiec Apr. 4. 1923: EF, 561402: 
Amos E. Long, Philadelphia. 


Otp (AN) FASHIONED GIRL; from You'd 
be surprised, words by Wm. K. Wells, 
music by Melville Morris tof Great 
GBeiam m E fat. Staff and tonic 
sol-ia notations} 4830 

foe. 1923- 1c. Feb. 17; FE 
556751; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Oxp (AN) FASHIONED SWEETHEART; 
words and music by H. J. Hansen 
fof Denmark, domiciled at Racine, 
Wis. 4831 

ive) Mar, 26 1923: EF 561199; 
Hans Johannes Hansen, Racine, Wis. 


OLp FoLK; words by Clifford J. Strain, 
music by David H. Kemp tof Great 
Britain A832 

©) eh 20; 1923: '1 c. Feb. 21; FE 

556757; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., Lon- 


don. 


Orp (AN) FRENCH cAROL; quelle est | 


cette odeur agréable, English version 
-by Faith Liddle, music arr. by Samuel 
Liddle tof Great Britaim 4833 

eee os 1923) 1 eo Mar, 75° 
556708; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


Orp Gtory; words and music by C. 
Geerken tof U. $1. 4834 


i eo. Mans 22 1923: 558808. 
Charles Geerken, Brooklyn. 


Op IRELAND IS FREE; words by J. W. 
Griffith, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U. Sa 4835 

ieee. Mar 27 1923- EF. 5587082 
Joseph W. Griffith, Woodhaven, N. Y. 


Oup KING Tut; words by William 
Jerome, music by Harry von ‘Tilzer 
tof U. S.1, arr. by Eugerie Plattsman 
iT. S.4 4836 

Matec. Mar. 15, 1923-. 1.558598. 
Harry von Tilzer music pub. co., New 
York. 


O_p xkiInc Tut, IN oD KING TUTEN- 


KHAMEN’S DAY; words by William 
Jerome music by Harry Van Tilzer 


por Us Sa 4837 


(Mar. 23,1923 2c. "Mar. 205 
558667; Harry von Tilzer music pub. 
co., New York. 


Orp (AN) MAN’S DARLING; from You'd 
be surprised, words by Wm. K. Wells, 
music by Melville Morris tof Great 
Britain); in C. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 4838 

© Feb, 10, 1923 -tees Bebo 17° 
556750; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


OLp PAL KATHERINE; words by B. Mor- 
rissey, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
fon. Ws S1 4839 

Oc tre sMar.« 22,1923); Be 558705 = 
B. Morrissey, Alexandria, Va. 


OLD PAL, WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME; words 
by L. Stewart, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. S.1 4840 


@) ‘hie Mars 224 1925-5587 36: 
Lionel Stewart, Antigo, Wis. 


OLD-TIMER’S LOVE SONG; words 
music by E. Buckner tof U. S.1 
48AI 


(©) (Mar 31, 11923. 2.6) Mars J4s0B 
558828; Elliott Buckner, Florence, Ala. 


Ouiver - Twist; words and music by 
Vaughn de Leath tpseud. of Leonore 
von der Lieth, arr. by Geo. J. Trink- 
aus tof U. Sa 4to. (Witmark edi- 
tion, no. 1607, 1608) 1. Male voices.— 
2. Female voices. 4842, 4843 

©. Mar. 17, 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 26; 
F, 561161, 561164; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. (© new arrangement) 


ON A MANTELPIECE; a domestic fantasy, 
in one act, written and composed by 
Walter Seward tof Great Britain) 
(French’s plays for schoolgirls, no. 6) 
; 4844 

16). Mar °26,..1923.7 1 ec: Mar. 29) 5 
557061; Samuel French, Itd., London. 


and 


On Hawattan sHoris; from Cinders, 
words by Edward Clark, music by Ru- 
dolf Friml tof U. Sa 4845 

Mart 26.7 1023 2 %e Mara Zo 
561311; Harms, inc., New York. 


On tHe INDIAN TRAIL; by Mari Paldi 
‘fof U. Si; piano. (Outdoor play) 
4846 
(Gy Mare. 3). 1023-2 et. Mary F< 
560678; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY; from Kip- 
ling’s Barrack room ballads, music by 
Oley Speaks, arr. by Howard Barlow 


a 295 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4847 


ON THE ROAD TO Manpatay—Contd. 
tof U. Si; three women’s voices. 4to. 
(John Church co., three-part songs for 
women’s voices, secular, no. 2725) 

4847 

© Feb. 14, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 21: x 

560281 ; John Church CO., Cincinnati. 
(© arrangement) 


ON THE sTAIRS; song fox trot, words 
by John E. Healy, music by J. Fur- 
giuele of U. Sa 4848 


© 1 c.. Feb. 28, 1923 F,°558294- Jo- 
sef Furgiuele, Fall River, Mass. 


ONCE IN A LIFETIME; words and music 
by Seymour Simons rof U. Su. 4849 


© lc. Feb. 17, 1923; EF 558123; Irv- 
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 


words and music by Seymour Si- 
mons tof U. Si 4 

KO): Mar..23. 1923: 2 ¢. /Mar: 24>. 6 
558848 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


ONCE IN AWHILE; words by A. Sylves- 
ter, music by P. Signore tof U. S. 
4851 
@) ht e.Mar; 2,7 1923 558563’; 
Paolo Signore, Brooklyn. 


OncK MIGHTY TUTANKHAMEN; words 
and music by E. Patterson rof U. S. 
4852 


© 1 c.-Mar, 15, 1923: E 558601: E. 


Patterson, Washington. 


ONE Goop TIME; from Cinders, words by 
Edward Clark, music by Rodolf Friml 
fof. U0. Si. 4853 


©: Mar. 28,1923: )2°c.Mas.029° i 
561313; Harms, inc., New York. 


ONE LOVELY NIGHT; waltz song, words 
and music by Clint R. Carpenter of 
U. Sa; medium key. - 4854 


© Mari26, 192392 7c Mar. 27>, 
558877 ; Triangle music DU.» /COl;  1HC., 
New York. 


ONE STEP’S ENOUGH FOR ME; vocal one 
step, words by J. H. Highsmith, music 
by G. Smet tof France) (Cover-title: 
Enough for me) 4855 

CMmMec) 28) 1922 - 1 er TiansZ22) 1923 - 
FE, 551907; G. Lorette, Paris. 


ONE SWEE?’ HOUR WITH JESUS; words 
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by Hal- 
dor Lillenas tof U. Si 485 


© Jan. 1, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 3: E 


560576; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


pt. 111, n. s.,jv. 18 


Onty (THs) cirL; words and melody 
by Ben Russell, Arnold Johnson and 
Emile Coleman tof U. S., arr. by E. 
Coleman. 4857 

©: 1 c. Feb. 27,1923) goo gl Leo 
Feist, inc., New York, 


ONLY you just you; words by Sam 
Billig, music by’H, 1,’ May jen oo, 
arr. by Orchestration service inc. tof 


GRAS 4858 


© Jc. Mar, 2° 99758 ae es: 
Henry T. May, New York. 


Onwarp; words by Emma Bishoff, mu- 
sic by J. C. Williamson tof U. ee 
9 


© Mar. 29.1923; 2 Cc (Bien aaese 
560983; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Orcanist (THE); bimonthly journal, 
ed. by E. L. Ashford and Karl K 
Lorenz tof U. S1_ v. 27, no. 1, March 
1923, Easter number. obl. 8vo. 4860 

© Feb. 10, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
27; A 701112; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


OvrHER Lips; words by Mort Harris, mu- 
sic by Oliver Wallace tof U. Si 4861 


© Mar. 2, 1923 0) 2) a ere 


560718; Sherman, Clay & co., San 
Francisco. 
Oto No NAGARE (Stream of tone); ten 


short poems for piano, by Koscak 
Yamada rof Japan 4862 

© Nov. 25, 1922; 2 © amd ain jan: 
15, 1923; A 695460; Oliver Ditson 
co., Boston. 


Our AEROPLANE HONEYMOON; fox trot, 
words and music by H. S. Rex tof 
UR r 4863 


© 1 c.. Mar. (22, 3023s) a5e786; 
Hazel Stone Rex, , Le Grande, Or. 


Our poys At Camp DrveNs; words by 
A. Harrington, music by H. Richard 
fOr Weis 4864 

© 1c Mar. 8 192305) sa0e53 
Alvah Harrington, East Wallingford, 
Vit 


Our LANE OF MEMORIES ; words and 
melody by I. E. Price of U. Su, arr. 
by Herman Hummel tof U. $1 4865 

© 1c) Mar. 7, 19237 sare; 
Fea ye Patee, Cleveland. 


Out oF THE GRAVE He cAME; words by 
Wm. C. Poole, music by B. D. Ack- 
ley, sof (US Si . 4866 

©, Mar. 29,, 1923.2 (co Migr 
EB 561018: Chas. H. Gabriel), (Chi- 
cago. 


296 


7 


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° MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


4891 


OUTSIDE OF THAT; 
Trent and C. Williams, melody by 
Clarence Williams tof U. S1 4867 

ed Mar 6. 1923; E- 558415; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


OveER THERE; words and music by Viana 
McCown of U. S11 4868 


(Mar, 29, 1923; 2c. Mar. 19; E 
561035; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


P’ ’& NNENNE TRADUTE; versi di G. 


Tetamo, musica di G. Donnarumma 
rof Italy; mand. acc. Naples, Klaro- 
phone record co. 8vo. 4869 
(eend 1923~ 1 c.-Mar: 12; E 
556875; Italian book co., New York. 
PAcIFIC WALTZ; by E. C. Engelhardt 
poe 5.7; zither. 4870 


(te) Mar. 12, 1923; E E 558539: 
Ernest C. Engelhardt, Salt Lake City 


PADDY-THE-NEXT-BEST-THING; words by 
P. J. O'Reilly, music founded on old 


Irish airs, by Raymond Loughbor- 
ough of Great Britain; in D.." [State 
and tonic sol-fa notatfons 4871. 


Othe is, 1923: 1c. Mar 52) E 
soG070= Metzler & co. (1920) lid., 
London, 


PAjAR6 (EL) Y LA FUENTE (L/oiseau et 
la fontaine); tango, par Lao Silesu 
cof Italy; 4872 

Gitane 22 1923; lice Heb, 92° 
556242; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


PAL oF My DREAMS; words by Madge 
Friend, music by Cliff Friend tof 
iS. _ 4873 

(ootre, Mar. 16):1923)-) 1 560893 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Pats; words and melody by. W. Astor 
Morgan rof U. Su. 4874 

ie ae) Apr, 4. 1923: B S50005. 


Atrow music pub. co. inc, New 
York. 


Pan PIEtRowsKy; polka, by I. J. Hoch- 

man of U. Si; instrumental. 4875 

@il c, Mar. 27, 1923: E 558869:: 
Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


PapA DON’T STOP, WHILE YOU ARE 
DANCING WITH ME; words by Harry 
White, music by Willy White tof 

9.1 4876 
© 1c. Mar, 3, 1923; FE 560510; Irv- 
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 


= Same. 4877 


© Mar. 29, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 30: E 
561298 ; Irving Berlin, New York. 


words by Jo H.| PapinLons NorrRs; 


by Harry Benjamin 
obl. 8vo. 
4878 


© Mar. 14, 1923; 2c. Mar. 19: E 
500964; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; by 
Leon Jessel, arr. by James A. Bren- 
nan of U. S.1 male quartette. 4879 

© Age 25 VO25er Zier Apres 
559056; Edward B. Marks music co., 


Jepson tof U. Sa; organ. 


New York. (© arrangement; 
Parpon; words by Geo. Burns, music 
by F. W. Dixon fof U. Sa. A880 


© Jan. 1, 1923; 2 c Mar. 3; E 


560556; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 

PARIS QUI DANSE! album de 12 danses 
modernes par Maurice Golfier et 
divers auteurs of France}; piano. 
2°m* série. 4881 


© Wee 28) 1922-7) c. Jan. 22,°1923; 
By 551017> -Zurilah:.’ Paris: 


Parson JENKS; words by A. Bernard, 
melody by Larry Briers tof U. Sa 
. 4882 
©) ii veiw Mar 8; 19232: 5584600! 
Al. Bernard, New York. 


by’ Li. Leslie  Lothi so8 
. Sa: piano, four hands, “earliest 
grade. obl. 8vo. 4883 

© Mar. 5, 1923; 2°c. Mar. 9; E 
560769; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Pas (LE) DES CHERUBINS; par Enrico 

Toselli tof Italyi; piano. 4884 

©) Dees 28, 1922 =f co Jan. 22:.-1923: 

E 551908;- Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 


BAR TENG: «(.A)) 3 


PAsQuita; Spanish waltz, by Margaret 
Lester, afr. by William Lester tof 
U. Su op. 101°, no. 3; women’s voices. 
(Fischer edition, choruses in octavo 
form, no. 5225) A885 


@)\ Feb. 26, 1923-2 ci Feb. 27+ -& 
558318; J. Fischer & bro:, New York. 
(© arrangement) 


PASSION-FLOWERS; a reverie, words by 
Viola Wells Hyam, music by Karolyn 
Wells Bassett tof U. Sa; high voice. 

A886 
© Marat? 1923: 2 ¢. Mars Iris 
558593: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Passion (THE) oF CHRIST; a_ short 
sacred cantata, by Percy E. Fletcher 
tof England) 1. Ist violin—2. 2nd 
violin.—3. Viola.—4. Cello.—5. Bass. 

4887-4891 


DOT 


. PASTORAL DANCE; 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT. ENTRIES * 


4892 


Passion (THE) oF CHRISstT—Continued. 


@ "Feb, 23, 1923-1 c.each Mar. 1: 
FE 556661- 556665 : Novello & co. Itd., 
London. 


oratorio for church use, by Ar- 
thur Somervell tof Great Britain; 
violin 1, 2, viola, cello and bass. 


A892 
© Jan,’ 20,~ Y928" hes ian ay ca, 
556703 ; Boosey & 'cO., London, © 
arrangement) 


Passtonato; by Gaston Borch tof Bel- 
gium) ; orch. and piano conductor. 4to. 
(Hawkes’ photo play series, no. 21) 


4893 
© Vanek A928 2 A oe Jan. 12s 
551691; 


Hawkes & son, London. 


intermezzo, by John 
C. Holliday fof Great Britain : piano. 
Australia, W. H. Paling & co., ltd. 
4894 

(OPO PAO 2S ee. ee, 
556357; A. Hammond & CO: London. 


PATATI-PATATA ; fox-trot mondain, par 
Alfredo Barbirolli tof Italy); piano. 
48 


©: Dec. 28; 49221: Jann22, 1923 - 
EF 551888; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 


PatTuEtie MELODY (Mélodie pathétique) ; 
by Gaston Borch tof Belgium; orch. 
with piano conductor. 4to. (Hawkes’ 
photo play series, no. 19) 4896 

© Fan 1923) Ire Sam 122 
551689 ; Hawkes & son, London. 


PatuHetic (A) story (Une histoire 
triste); by Gaston Borch tof Bel- 
gium); orchsand piano conductor. 4to. 
(Hawkes’ photo play series, no. = : 

489 
© anes dO2g= hc. Sane ao 

551692: Hawkes & son, London. 


PatHways; three lyrical pieces, by 
Thomas F. Dunhill tof Great Britaim ; 
piano. (Berners edition no. 717: Al- 
bum series) Contents: 1. In lilac 
time—2. Meadowsweet lane—3. By 
the willow brook. © A898 

© 'Peb. 15 9923-0 1 co Mar, 2.) 
556650; Joseph Williams, !td., Lon- 


don. 


PAYDAY BLUES; fox trot song, words 
and music by Walter C. Ahlheim tof 
Wes Sa 4899 

©) Feb) 24," 1923" 2c: Mar ge aks 
558438; Walter C. Ahlheim music 
€02 Decatuay Tr 


pt. IIT, n. s., v. 18 


—words by K. G. Foster, music by 
NoW. Klar jof Uae 4900 


© 1c. Mar... 105° 19255 9 Sores 
Noel W. Klar and Kenneth G. Fos- 
ter, Rapid ‘City; See 


PEACE oF THY CHILDREN; trio, words 
from the Bible, music by Charles P. 
Scott rof U. Sa; women’s voices. 
Rey. ed. (Octavo series, women’s 
voices, no, 325) 4901 

© Mar. 28,. 1923: 2 2) ieee 
E, 559017; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. (Copyright is claimed on new 
matter] 


Prec; polka caprice, by Walter G. Hau- 
enschild tof U. S.; orch. 4902 


©-Mar. 12, 1923: 22) Gite 
558533.; Photo play mttsic” eo. smc. 
New York. 


PrEc 0’ MINE I'LL, BE WAITING FOR YOU; 
words by W. H. Reed, music by G. 
Dorothy Gilmour rof U. Sa 4903 

© 1c: Feb. 23, 1925:78) gaecee 
Willis H. Reed, New Yor 


Precug o zor €Prends le boeuf) ; samba, 
par G. Smet of Francei; piano. 
Paris, Almar-Margis. 4904 

© Dec. 28, 1922: 1 ec: jane eae 
E 551863; G. Lorette, Pariss 


PELO TELEPHONE; 
rof France); piano. 
liennes ) 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1c, Bene ole za 
FE, 556286; G. Lorette, Paris. 


PencuIns’ (THE) WwALk; fox-trot, by 
Joseph Holbrooke tof Great Brit- 
Ait." platio: 4906 

© Feb. 26, 1923. 1 Veber 
556655; W. Paxton & co, lid), Den= 
don. 


samba par G. Smet 
(Sambas_ brési- 
4905 


PENNSYLVANIA; words by E. O. Lyte, 
music by W. E. Moore jot. Ul sa 
Ato. 4907 


© Mar. 7, 1923; 2° co Mae. ize, 


560811; Winifred E. Moore, Erie, 

Ras 
PENNSYLVANIA BLUES; words and 

music by J. B. Yates tof U. S1 4908 


©. 1. c.- Feb. 19, 1928%) Rs5egse; 
Jefferson B. Yates, Dayton, Pay 


Peruaprs; by H. E. Surdan, arr. by W. 
A. Collard: jot. U; Sa: (voeale ere, 
in FP: 4to. 4909 
«© Mar,’ 22:.1923. 2 ¢. Mariage 
561288; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


298 


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no. 4, 1923 

PEsesor; Samba, par G. Smet of | 
France); piano. (Sambas | brésil- 
iennes) 4910 


(eee. 31 1922-1 c.. Feb: 9, 1923; 
ie 550283; G. Lorette,. Paris. 


Peter Pan; cycle of songs, words by 
Jessie Andrews, music by Mrs. H. 
Pep Aeeeachi (of U. 5. op. 101; three 


part cho. of women’s voices. Ato. 
4911 

@ wen, 23,1923; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 
560478 ; Theo. Presser Co., Philadel- 


phia. 


PETIT ELFE FERME-L’G@1IL; par Florent 
peut op. 5/, trio. par Roger 
Branga jof France); edition A. pour 
piano, violon et violoncelle, contre- 
basse, harmonium et clarinette ad 
lib. A912 


© ier 31, 1922: 1c. Feb. 9, 1923: 
E 556282; Durand et cie., Paris. (© 
arrangement) 


Prtrt (LE) KorHLer; en trois livres, 
par ‘Louis Koehler, révision par P. 
Augiéras rof France}; piano. Lyon, 
France, Janin fréres. (Petit pian- 
iste) 1°” livre, 12 études pour les 
tout mentee sop, 151.—2° livre, 18 
pieces enfantines, op. 210.—3° livre, 
24 études progressives, op. 50, 242 et 
216. 4913-4915 


Gmove lg, 1922-1 -¢ Nov: 252°5 
550344). 550646, 550347; J. Janin, Ly- 


on, France. {© revision) 


Petite (LA) rope (The wedding 
_ dress); Breton folksong, French text 
by Francois Coppée, English  tr., 
transcribing and. harmonizing by 
Weems Uaylor 1of U. S.1. op. 15,‘no. 
14; low voice. (Traditional airs, no. 
4964) 4916 
Weyer. i) 19237 2 c. Mar 10; 
558472; J. Fischer & bro., New 
Vouk, {© transcription and harmon- 
ization) 


Petre SUITE; de Henri Busser, tran- 
scription Wes ET. Monton tof Bel- 
gium}; orch. avec piano conducteur. 


Contents: A. En sourdine—B. Valse 
lemme =—C. Veille. chanson.— D: 
Scherzetto. 4917 


OwWee, 26,1922. 1 c. Keb, 9, 1923: 
F, 556280; Durand et cie., Paris. 
(© transcription) 


PHANTOMS; by L. Leslie Loth tof 
Ul SSa)% piano,. four hands, . earliest 
grade. obl. 8vo. 4918 

Gir Meer) 1923) 2 "el Maret). 
560770; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


4928 


PHILHARMONIC WALTZ; by Francis Ol- 
son rof Ss piano. story -City; 
ta Phitharnvonice! mitisie co: 4919 

©) Hebel 5) 1923 s°2 ¢, hep. 200 ey 
558287; Francis Olson, Storwe City, 
ae 


PIANO COMPOSITIONS; by César Franck, 
ed. by Vincent d’ Indy ;jof France) 
Musicians library. 4920 

©) Nove 23, 1922: 2° cand ati Beh: 
17, 1923; A 696468; Oliver Ditson 
co., Boston. 


PIANO PuzzLE; by Ralph Reichenthal 
jot We Sas ptano: 4921 
© eb.26% 192332 es Mag 2s 
560438; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


PIANO SALAD; by George L. Cobb cof 
Ue. Sa.. piano: 4922 
©. fani19:21923302) 1c, Mar Sek 
560544; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Pickins; by A. H. Gibbs rof U. ae 
instrumental. 923 
© tec Mar: 6; 1923- oar 
Arthur Harrington Gibbs, New 
York. 


Preturs (THE) you sENT ME; words 
by C. H. Robinson, music by BXsS. 
S. Huntington lof wees 4924 

©, 1. ¢.+ Mar. 31, 19235. B. 558984; 
Clarence H. Robinson, Chicago. 


PIERROT AT THE DANCE; words by Ed. 
Lockton, music by Frederick Drum- 
mond jof England) 4925 


©yMar: 27, 1923'3:2<e) Mar. 285° 


557074; Keith, Prowse & eo. 2 ltds 
London. 

PircriM (A) AND A’ STRANGER; words 
and music by H. Lillenas tof Norway, 
domiciled at Redlands, Calif. 4926 

Keymbebun lynlOFs =) 2oe7 Mac ola & 
559013; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands, 
Calit: 


intermezzo, by Wm. 
Chas. Schoenfeld pof U.. Si; orch. 
with piano conductor. 4927 

©) Mar 9;°1923; 2c) Mar. 105" E 
560858 ; Photo play music. '.co:, -iG., 
New York. 


Piper (A); words by Seumas O” Sulli- 
van, music by Michael Head tof Great 
Britain AQ28 

GiMan i 1O25e lic! Mar. 28-98) 
558095; Boosey & co., London. 


PINE TREE ECHOES; 


299 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4929 


pt. Wi, nese VAS 


Pi-pi-pi1-pi-pPt; a lullaby, English version 
by Constance Ramsay Gideon, music 
arr. by Henry Gideon tof U. $1 (In 
From the cradle to the chuppe, Lb 


© Mar 23, 1923-2") Mean eoen 
561230; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


PIXIE-TOWN; intermezzo, by Howard 
Flynn tof Great Britain); orch., with 
piano conductor. 4to. 4930 

© Dec. 15, 19225 1-c. Feb: 17, 1923: 
FE, 556658; Beal, Stuttard & co., Lon- 
don. 


PLAINTIVE; by Leo A. Kempinski tof 
U. Sa; piano, orch. and organ. (In- 
cidental symphonies, no. 10) 4931 

Oran. 5, OAs. e2 he Mam oie 
560734 ; Photo play music cO., New 
York. 


PLAY ME THAT SWEET MELODY MY DADDY 
OFT WOULD HUM ‘TO ME; words and 


music by Jack Snyder tof U. S. 4932 

©)! Miar!$0,01923: 2 ¢ Mar 305 
561295: Jack Snyder ‘pub,*(co.,’ ic., 
New York. 


PLAYFUL BREEZES; polka, by H. D. Hew- 


itt tof U. $1; piano. 4933 
Oi Mar “Be Ui Gae Ze Man t7 -5 a8, 
560671; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


PLEADING TO CALL YOU MINE; words and 
music by Chas. Prieste and Emil Meine 
Lopes ORS A 4934 

© Bebe 17), 1923" 2 ce! heb 26-7 EF 
558277; Christy pub. co., Los Angeles. 


PoEM FOR STRING QUARTET; by John 
Beach ;of U. S.; Miniature sc. 16mo. 
(Chester library) 4935 


@) Webi) 21923 = 2 co hens 23 
558194; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 


Pokric THOUGHTS; paraphrase with ad- 
ditional original movements on Masse- 
net’s Elegie, by A. Teres tof U. S$. 
op. 30; piano. 4936 

@ Dec. 2511922" 2c. Mare 22) 1923. 
FE, 558789: Albert Teres, New York. 
(© new matter] 


PoErryY oF Love; by F. Di: Prima tof 

UW) Sa3 amstcomental: 4937 

©: eo Mar (24) 1OZge is soee55k 
Frank. Di Prima, New York. 


Pocctatt (Gino) Mélodie; par G. Pog- 
giali tof Italyi; violon et piano. 4938 


©) Dec. 31.) 1922.01 ce Reb .olo23i5." 


F, 556321; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


Pou LIL’ HONEY; words and music by 
D. H. Radéord (or een 4939" 
© t.c. Mar. 21; 1923; BmsGi008 - 
Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


sees DANCE; by Abbie Gerrish Jones 
of U. Say pies 4940: 
© Dec. 22, 19225 2 ee eco ok, 
560864; Wesley Webster, San Fran-. 


cisco. 


PoLKA CAPRICE; by Eugene F. Marks: 
tof U:-Si 7 plage: 494] 
© Mar. 17,.19235°2) cy Mine 
sere Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


PoLLy ; second pt. of The beggar’s opera,, 
arr. and composed by Frederic’ Aus- 
tin rof Great Britain); piano. 4942 

© Feb. 16, 1923; 1 c. Mas. 200 E. 
557099; Boosey & co., London. ©: 
arrangement] 


POLLY FROGS’ SERENADE; by W. D. Arm- 
strong tof U. S11; piano. (Five nature 
sketches ) 4943 

© Mar. 10, 1923; 2c iege es. 
558507; ‘Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


PotonaIsE; par M. T. Bonhomme of 
France; op. 63; piano. 4944 
© Dec. 31, 1922; se) Bebe 1923 ; 

E, 556310; M. T. Bonhomme, Paris. 


PoMBINHA; donga, samba par G. Smet 


fof France}; piano avec paroles. Pa- 
ris, Almar-Margis. 4945 


© Dec. 28, 19223 4c. Tamine2,1923 5 
FE, 551865; G. Lorette, Paris. 


PoMPADOUR-WALZER; nach motiven aus 
der operette, Madame Pompadour, vor 
Leo Fall tof Austriail, arr. von Sieg- 
fried Fall fof Austriai; piano. 4946. 

© Sept. 5, 1922: 1 c. Feb, ge .1923 + 
E 556597; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Ponp LILIES; barcarolle, by Irene Mars- 
chand Ritter rof U. Sa; piano. 4947 
© .Feb. 23, 1923: 26) Bemis <) b 
560484 ; Theo. Presser Con Philadel- 
phia. 


Poor LITTLE ROSE; words by Gus Kahn,. 

music by Walter Donaldson tof U. $.1 

4948 

© Mar. 29, 1923; 2c Man apes 

561285; Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. 


300 


— * 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


- no. 4, 1923 


4967 


Poor LITTLE WALLFLOWER; words and 
music by Howard Johnson and Harry 
Pease tof U. Su 4949 


feneas 16, 1923: 2c. Mar. 17; E 


560935; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
PoPpuLAR SALON ALBUM; compiled by 

Beeston Ware Orem sof U. Sa; 

piano. 4950 


and aff. Feb. 
Presser o., 


"© Heb. 14, 1923; 2-c. 
eee 7010122; ‘Theo, 
Philadelphia. 


PosLIA SLIUBU; czeborashky, by K. Dud- 
kowski tof Poland), arr. by I. J. Hoch- 
ivan ior U. S11; piano. 4951 

fot ce. Mac. 2/, 1923; &, 558870; 

Israel J. Hochman, New York. 


Pour TECRIRE QUE JE T’AIME; melody 
blues, paroles de Albert Willemetz et 
Jacques- Charles, musique de C. ‘Borel- 
Clerc tof France) 4952 

aaa. 22. 1923; 1 c. Feb.’ 9; 
E, 556297; Ch. Borel-Clerc,. Paris. 


Power (THE) oF PENTECOST; words by 


Haldor Lillenas, 
Hainsworth jof U. S. 


music by Richard 
4953 


ear 1923-2 ¢. Mar. 3:5 
560589: Standard pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 

PRAIRIE SKETCHES; suite by Charles 


Wakefield Cadman tof U. S.1 op. 21, 
rev. by Willis music co. tof U. Su; 
piano. Contents: 1. Dawn.—2. Yuc- 
cas.—3. A legend of the plains.—4. 
Whispers of the night. 4954 

Orlane. s, 1923; 2 c. Jans as; | 
560133; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 
(© drawings and revisions in music} 


- PRAISE THE Lorp; two-part anthem, 
words by J. B. Powell, music by Wil- 
liam Baines tof U. 5.1; women’s 
voices. 4955 

© Uta 104923 2c Mar. 137k 
ae Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


PRAISE THE Lorp, O JERUSALEM; an- 
them, words of Psalm 147, music by 
Robert f. Jones. of U. Si;, mixed 
voices, organ acc. (Gamble’s octavo 
editions ) 4956 


Mia 10, 19286" 2c. Mar. 12 -B 4. 


558497 ; 


cago. 


Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 


PRAISE THE MIGHTY WORKS OF JESUS; 
words and music by J. Ross Miller 
por Ue Sa 4957 

CG) any t eas. 2c. Mars: i 
560565; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


PRAISE YE THE Lorp ALL YE LANDS 
(Jauchzet dem MHerrn alle welt); 
words from the Bible, music by W. 
> Krueger pot U2 Sa "440: (Sacred 
songs, no. 1) 4958 

©) Mar. 214924: 2c. Mare 24- 
gaeels Wm. E. Krueger, Bellville, 


PRAY ON; words by W. C. Poole, music 
by Richard Hainsworth tof U. S. 


' 


4959. 


©) Man. 29: 1923.2 co Mars. tO. 
560996; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


PRELUDE SOLONELLE; by T. Tertius No- 


ble tof Great Britaini; organ. 4960 
© Mar 29 1923 +22 "c.. Mar 3h: 
559019; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


PRESS THE BATTLE ON; words and music 
by: Mrs. C.-H: Morris-ror Us Sa 
4961 


Vane it 19235 2. Je har oo. . 


Cincin- 


560579; Standard pub. 
nati. 


Pretty Mary ANN; words by Dudley 
Mecum, music by W. M. Haid tof 
W834 4962 


© 1c. Mar. 8, 1923: E 558451-> Wim. 
M. Haid, Columbus, O. 


Pretty Potiy; vocal fox trot, words 
by G. Cormac, music by B. Ruskin 
tof Great Britain 4963 


() Pen, “af; 1985-1 Mar 26-0 
557098: Boosey & co., London. 


PRIERE (Prayer); par Dagmar de Cor- 
val Rybner of U. S.1; violon avec 
piano. 4964 


(eMart 5 31973 206) War, 0 
560772; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CO.; 


-PRIMROSK MARCH; by M. A. Althouse 


tof U. $.1; band. -4to. 4965 

@) War 245 1923-2 ¢. Mar. Bo if, 
561186; Howard E. Gerhardt, Read- 
ing, Pa. «© band arrangement 


PRINCIPE (IL) —E NUREDHA (Le prince 
enchainé); da wun’ antica leggenda 
orientale, qn atto di Maria Star jot 
France}, musica di Guido Bianchini 
tof Italyi; canto e pf. Edizioni 
Ricordi. Testo italiano e francese) 


. 4966 

©: Wear! 25)7,1923—) 1 ex Mari iby: D 
26417; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 

PROHIBITION; words and melody by H. 

M. Manney rof U. S$. 4967 


@ le Mare 2; 1923; * B1 558365; 
Harry Mayo Manney, Brooklyn, 


301 


§ SP Re Pk dae 
’ 7 
t Bi 
. Oy 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


4968 


pt, TIT, Mesa 18 


_ Prorpiziontsmo; sul motivo di Cara 
Piccina, versi di G. Onofri, musica di 
G. Lama rof Italyi; mandolino acc. 
4968 

© Mar 61923-) 2c): Mat mee ae 
560873; Italian book co., New York. 


PROMESSA PATTA SENZA CORE; words by 
Vincenzo Bello, melody by F. C. Car- 
delis of Italy, domiciled at New 
York) 4969 

Oy Ties. Bebe 28.. 1025" as 5h e S23 
Frank Ciccia Cardelis and V. Bello, 
New York. 


‘PROPER OF THE MASS, FOR ALL THE SUN- 


DAYS OF THE YEAR; by Theo. La- 
bouré tof U.'$.1 ° 4to: 4970 
(©: Wate 4. 19235. 2c. ale lets 


Mar. 7;'A 700383; Theo. Labouré, 
New Orleans. 


PUPPCHEN LIESE; text von Arthur Reb- 
ner, musik von Elith Worsing of 
Denmark) erleichtert von Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany} 4971 


© Apr. 12, 1921; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE 556552; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


PureLeE (THE) AND GRAY; march song, 
words and music by A. Abbanat, arr. 
by E. Disque and A. Abbanat of 
U. Sa; piano with words. 4972 

C. Beb, 10: 1923202. Bepe ly: 
558429; Anthony Abbanat, Burling- 
Lone. bay 


Pusu pusH; words and melody by A. 
Parisi tof Italy; 4973 


© 1 te. Mar, 79.1923 2 560744 
Antonio Parisi, New York. 


PUSILLECO *E SERA; versi de musica di 
Luigi Donadio tof Wins. aimand Gace 

' Edizione d’Agostino bros. 4to. 4974 
© Mar Wl e23 Zc. Mag. 23. 
558603; D’Agostino bros., New York. 


Pussy; unison song, words by L. D. 
Jones, music by William Daniels of 
Ul. oa.) Ganable; School ‘ed.\. 4te; 

4975 
©), Web.22351923 52 cat 20-2 


558903; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. 

PyjaMA BLUES; from You'd be sur- 
prised, words by Wm, K. Wells, 
music by Melville Morris tof Great 
Britains im we: [otadey ene) Watonie 
sol-fa notations) 4976 


© Rep 2611923) dic Vase ie 
556771; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


QUAND UNE FEMME vous AIME; fox- 
trot, tiré de l’operette La dame qui 
rit, livret de Vincent Telly, musiques 
de Laurent Halet tof France; 4977 


© Dec. 28, 1922-4, fan eee, meee 
E, 551882; Halet-Telly, Paris. 


QUARREL BLUES; words and music by 

EF. N. Fox jot; ties 4978 

© 1 c« Mar. 829923 =e a0 5! - 

a N. Fox, Toronto, Ontario, -Can- 
ada. 


QUEEN oF SABA; oriental foxtrot, by 
H. Smidt-Gregor tof Germany}, arr. 
by L. Zeitlberger tof Cee vonch, 
Ato. 4979 


©. Sept. 8, 1922: 1 c. Pepa 1023; 
FE 556148; Carl Gehrmans musik- 
forlag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


QUEEN OF THE BALLROOM; waltz, by 
Walter Rolfe tof U. Sa; piano. 
(Little maskers) 4 

© Apr. 6; 19235 26 Aig ee, 
561559; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Quier (THE) GARDEN; words by 
Frank Prewett, music by H. Balfour 


Gardiner tof Great Britain) 4981 

© Feb. 1, 19233) 7 ‘ey Febrgoes 
556460; Augener, Itd., London. 

Rassr Ben Ezra; words by Robert 

Browning, music by F. M. Ralston 
tof U. S1; women’s chorus. 4to. 

4982 

© Oct. 15; 19222 c. Vane aes: 


E 560695; Frances Marion Ralston, 
Pasadena. 


RABBIT BLUES; fox trot shimmy et 
blues, par Wallace G. Dean of 
France); orch. et piano conducteur. 
Ato. 4983 

© \Jan::/22, 1923+" velco ey 
556307; G. d’ Aguerre, Paris. 


RADIANCE; words and music by L. D. 
Marx(ot U.S. 4984 


© 1c. Feb. 28, 19237 Bo Sa6655: 
Lucy Dickinson Marx, Washington. 


Ra-pi-0; words and music by F. J. 
Hogan jot ‘Canadall’ arr) Dy ace 
Braund rof Canada 4985 


© 1c, Feb. 16, -1923;° By SsaatG; 
Francis John Hogan, Peterborough, 
Ontario, Canada. 


Rapio (THE) FAN; words by Mabel 
Rose Kelly, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
for U? Saware spy. hee: Ge Beach tof 
2d BS 4986 

@©.les Mar. 5, 1923-2 2 sneer 

Mabel Kelly, Tyrone, Okl. 


302 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


RApio LOvE; words by C. O. Bedford, 
melody by Lee Turner tof U. S. 4987 
Matec. Mar. 15, 1923; E 558606; 
Charles Oscar Bedford, Jacksonville, 
Fla. 


Rapio MESSAGE; galop, by Maurice Ba- 

ron tof France) ; piano. 4988 

fey viar. 6, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 22;. i 
561118; Belwin, inc., New*York. 


RAFF ( ) Allegretto; by Raff tof 
Great Britainj; piano, violin and vio- 
loncello.. Paxton’s ed. (Anthology of 
chamber music) A989 

(yuwiar!) 28;1923; 1c. Mar. 26; E 
Bov05t- W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


_RAFFKE; complet, aus der revue Wir 
steh’n verkehrt, text von Theobald Ti- 
ger, musik von Rudolph Nelson cof 
Germany] 4990 

©) Oct: 16,1922 ; ie Feb. 28, 1923; 
iB Sp05/ 1; Drei-masken verlag, ae 
Berlin. 


RairRoAD MAN; words by Sid Erdman 
and Billy Meyers, music by Elmer 


Schoebel tof U. S$. 4991 
wep 22,1923; 2.¢. Feb. 263, 
558275; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Rartnsow (THE); two parts, words by 
Edith Sanford, music by Ira Wilson 
cof U. Si; treble voices. 4to. 4992 


rian, 29.1923: 2c. Apri: 33; 
559049: J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 


RASCHLE, RASCHLE, SEID NER KIMONO; 
aus Bitte zahlen, worte von Theobald 
Tiger, musik von Rudolf Nelson tof 
Germany), erleichtert von Otto Linde- 
mann tof Germany) 

G@ Sent 25, 1921-1 © Feb. 28; 1925; 
E 556544; Drei- masken verlag, Be 
Berlin. 


' Rats; selection from the musical play, 
arr. by Philip Braham tof England:; 


piano. 4994 
ie Mar 50,1923 1c. Mars, 6378 
556719; Itd., 


Keith, Prowse & co. 
London. 


RAZZIIN’ RAGGEDY RAG; novelty one step, 
words by Billy Bentine, melody’ by 
J. V. DeCimber and Everett Robbins 
andi Oise 4995 

Gwitc., Mare 1921923" E dice 
Joseph V. DeCimber, Milwaukee. 


4993: 


5004- 
REAL, (A) YANKEE: words by Mes. F. 
Meeks, melody by Herman Dubois 


tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 
4996. 
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1923; E 560405; Mrs. 
Frank Meeks, Hamilton, O. 


Reser, (THE) MAID; concert version, 
words by Gerald Dodson, music by 
Montague F. Phillips tot Great Brit- 


aim. Vocal sc) Ato, 4997 
© | Bebe: 2. 31923 3 love Feb? 24 ee 
556765; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


Rest (DER) (The rebbe); English ver- 
sion by Constance Ramsay Gideon, 
music arr. by Henry Gideon toi U. S.4 
(In From the cradle to the chuppe, 
veu 2) 4998: 

@y Meat (23.01 9232: co Mare 264 6 
561225; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-- 
ton. 


RECOLLECTIONS, 77TH; words and music 
DOW pDONter a tt) 1Of (Us Su. arr py: 
Harold Tytler tof U. Sui 4999 

@71 vc: Hele 26, 1923), i. 558205; 
William Bohrer, jr., Brooklyn. 


Receratian * by Herman F. Learman lof 
U. Sa, arr. by Roy N. Peterson tof 
Wi -Sa43 piano. 5000 

@ick. e Mars<L2. A923. 5560838 - 
H. F. Learman, Milwaukee. 


RED-HEADED ROSE; air de ballet, from 
The garden comedy suite, by George 
S: schuler tof U.:S.1; piano. 5001 

© Rebs Zilce1923i-0 2ive. Bebo 23.) Es 
558217; Forster, music publisher, ine., 
Chicago. 


REDEEMED! words from the Psalms, mu- 
sic (by J. By. Herbert tof .U.°S.1 Cin 
Seripture songs). 5002 

Ae) late her cloe aa 2 ely HED 25, ek 

558196; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill. 


RepivivA; valse lente, paroles de Fer- 
nand Beissier, musique de Claude Salus 
tof France; Paris, Almar-Margis. 

003 
©) Deer's) 1922: doen Hep. 9.1923. 
E 556299; G. Lorette, Paris. 


REFUEINU ; words from the Talmud, mu-- 
~ sic by Savel Kwartin tof Russia, domi- 
ciled at Brooklym 5004 
Cat ven IMatiwo: 1925: 560508 
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New 
York: 


REJOICE AND BE GLAD; Easter anthem, 
words by -Horatius Bonar, music by 


CATALOGUE OF 
5005 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. tli, se sayete 


REJOICE AND BE cL.Ap.—Continued. 


W. Berwald tof U. $.1; mixed voices. 
Ato. 5005 


©), Feb. 23, -1926*2 ‘c.. Feb a7, 
560477; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


REMEMBER GoD IS NBAR; words and 

music by W. J. Mueller tof U. 8.1 

5005 

© Mar. 29 1923; 2 c. Mar 19; E 
560993; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Reourgm (THE) MASS; missa pro de- 
functis, Latin words, music from the 
Vatican graduale, transcribed and har- 
monized by N. A. Montani tof U. $.1; 
mixed voices. Philadelphia, St. -Greg- 
ory guild. 12mo. (Appendix to the 
St. Gregory hymnal and Catholic choir 
book, no. 270) (Cover-title: Complete 
Gregorian requiem mass) 5007 

© Wee, 10, 1922 Zee. Feb: 20; 1923; 
E 558165; Nicola A. Montani, Phila- 
delphia. 


RESIGNATION; by Edwin H. Lemare tof 
England, domiciled at Portland, Me.; 
organ with chimes. (Jn Twelve short 
improvisations, bk. 2, no. 1) 5008 

© Dec? 1921977 2ocr Jans 20, 1923; 
E 555468; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


RESURRECTION MORN; sacred song, words 
and music by C. M. Freel tof U. Su; 
piano or organ acc. 5009 

© Mar'S 1923; -1 ce Mar. 20; 
558969; Carrie M. Freel, Murray, Ia. 


RESURRECTION (THE) sTory; Easter 
cantata, text arr. and music composed 
by Carrie B. Adams tof U. $.1 4to. 

5010 

©@iujancS,1925- Zc. -andvalr. Feb. 

27: A 701107; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
tor, 


Reunion (THE) ; words by E. D. Elliott, 
music by H. Richard tof U. Su. 
5011 
@/i co Feb. 19, 19235. 558337; 
Ernest D. Elliott, Stollings, W. Va. 


RAVE ARCENTIN; tango, par Maurice 
Hauchard rof Francei; piano. 5012 
© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb: 9, 1923; 

E 556301; P. Naudin, Paris. 


Revery (A); by Walter P. Zimmerman 
Fort Wl.) Sie nOmean. 5013 
©’ Feb. 26, 91923." 2c. Beb: 1265 a 
558355; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


REVES-TU,MA BELLE? berceuse, par A. 
Corbellini tof France; op. 48; violon 
avec acc. de piano. 5014 


© Dec: 28, 1922<1 c. Janene, tee ; 
FE 551930; A. Corbellini, Nice, France. 


RE&VEUSE; valse lente, par I. Massuella 
tof France); piano. 5015 
© Dec. 28, 19225 1c: Fan ee ees 

E 551923; Massuelle, Paris. 


REX ORCHESTRA BOOK; by E. Bergen- 
holtz tof U. Sa 4. Plane ace 2a Pisst 
violin. 4to. 5016 


© Mar. 'l, 1923: 2c. each Milanese - 
E 560812; Edward Bergenholtz, Oak- 
land, Calif. 


RHEUMATISM BLUES; words and music 
by E.. C. Ridges). 1ef 12> Sao 
Vern Elliott tof U. Sa 5017 


© 1c. Mar, 29, 1923. B Sotase: 
Eugene C. Ridges, Los Angeles. 


Rica Rosé; Russian love song, words by 
Mort Dixon, music by Anatol Fried- 
land’ tot Lesa 5018 

© Apr: 12,1923. 2 cee es 
561671; Harms, inc., New York. 


RIMPIANTO (It) pI PIERROT; versi e 
musica di R. Corona tof Italy; mand. 
acc.) Milan, Italy, Casa editrice musi- 
cale Pierrot. 4to. 5019 


© Dec: 1, 1922") © Maes Sees 
E, 556679; Italian book co., New York. 


RINALDINI; lied und schotiS espafiol, text 
von Arthur Rebner, musik von Leo 
Ascher tof Austria) 5020 


© Sept. 2; 1922: le, Feb. 25,1923. 
E, 556606; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


RING THE SWEET BELLS OF GLADNESS; 
trio, words and music by A. Field- 
house rof U. Sa <iheOUed 


© Feb. 20, 1923: 2 & Marneige 
558552; Alfred Fieldhouse, Paterson. 


RIs—E up, MY LOVE (Eveille-toi); arr. 
of English and French tr. from the 
Bible and music by Jane Van Etten 
tof U. Sa (Song of Solomon, no. 2) 

5022 

© Mar: 5, 1923 °c Miet eienere: 

Mar. 12; E 560926; G. Ricordi & co., 
Milan. 


Rita; tango milonga, de Carpentieri 
et G. Smet tof France; piano. 5023 
©: Dec. 28; 1922: 1 6 tan 2aieeare 

E 551905; G. Lorette, Paris. 


04 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no: 4, 1923 


5042 


Rita BELLA; serenade, aus New York- 
Berlin text von Fritz Friedmann- 
Frederich u. Robert Bodansky, musik 
von Rudolph Nelson tof Germany, 
klavier arr. von Otto Lindemann of 
Germany} 5024 

© Sept. 23, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556567; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


River (A) REVERIE; a souvenir, by Al- 
bert W. Ketélbey tof Great Britain) ; 
piano. Sydney, Australia, W. H. Pal- 
fap co, ltd. 5025 

@ jane 6, 1923; 1 c. Feb, 14; E 
556356; A. Hammond &.co., London. 


Roap (THE) THAT LEADS BACK HOME; 
words by W. S. Boltz, music ‘by Her- 
man A. Hummel rof U. S.1. 5026 

ferent. 1923: 2c. Feb: 17; E 
558426; Walter S. Boltz, Detroit. - 


ROAMING (THE) GIRL; words by W. 
Tryon, music by Luther A. Clark tof 
U: Sa 5027 

jpeecrmiar. f 1923: F,. 5600411; 
I. Sargent Howe, Hickory, N. C. 


Rosin, SING A MERRY TUNE; words by 
Paul Bliss, music by Ernest Newton 
tof Great Britain 5028 

eat te 1923: 2 ¢. Mar, 203 5 
558740; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Rosin’s GREETING (Saludo del petirro- 
10); polka, by, J. S. Featis, ed. by; 
Meir S..cawyer toi. .U. Sa; pianc: 
(Musical moments) 5029 

© Bec 30,1922; 2 ¢. Jan: 8, 1923; 

_ E 560536; McKinley music co., Chi- 

cago. (© editing) 


Rock A BYE MY BABY BLUES; waltz bal- 
lad, words by Larry Yoell, music by 
Billy Hill tof U. Sa. 5030 

©) Mar. 9h 1923; 2... Mat, J7; E 
558643; Joe Gocdwin music corp., San 
Francisco. 


RoMAN REVELS; tarantella, by Gerald 

Frazee tof U. S.1; piano. 5031 

fon Wane lOs 1925+ 2 Mar. 5.0 
560546; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


_-RoMANcE ps Pierrot; d’Isabella & Pan- 


talon, paroles de Max Jacob, musique 
de Roland-Manuel tof France) (Mor- 
ceaux détachés, no. 5) 5032 

©) Dee? $1, 19225" 1 «Feb. 9) 1923’ 
E 556320; Heugel, Paris. «© arrange- 
ment) 


RoMANCE LAND; words by King Zany 
(pseud. of Jack Dilh, music by Roy 
Ingraham rof U. S. 5033 


Orla c+ eby( 23; 1923) 1 53825 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


5034 
© Mar 23) WO25s.2 eccMar 24-08 
558847 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


— Same. 


_ Romeo; from Hitchy-Koo 1923, words 


by Irving Caesar, music by Lewis 

Gensler tof U: S. 5035 
© Mar. 16, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 17; E 

560941; Harms, inc., New York. 


RoMEO’S FAREWELL to JuLier; Shake- 
spearian sketch no. 1, tone poem, by 
Maurice Baron tof France); orch. with 
piano conductor. (Belwin concert edi- 
tion, no. 83) 5036 

©’ Mar. 1, 1923% 2 ch: Mar. 35° 5 
558369; Belwin, inc., New York. 


RONDENILETTE; tanz nach motiven aus 


der operette Madame Pompadour, von 
Leo Fall cof Austria}, arr. von Sieg- 
fried Fall tof Austriay; piano. 5037 


© Sept. 5, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556598; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


‘RooM RENT BLUES; words and music by 


J. Newton rof U. S,; 5038 


(©) Mar.,.16, 1923; 2%e. Mat. 272 5 
558864 ; Irving Newton, Chicago. 


RosaLAND; romance-intermezzo, by Am- 
broise Farman (of England); piano. 
5039 
©) Peby 272! 1925 Toc Marts. 
ee Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
on. : 


Rosay Martz; waltz, words va ele 
‘Youngman, music -by J. G. Wyers of 
Holland, domiciled at Fresno, Calif. 

5040 

© Ic. Mar. 6, 1923; E 558416: John 

Gerritt Wyers, Fred Batke and Henry 
Youngman, Fresno, Calif. 


RoseE-Manrle, FLOWER OF SPAIN; words 
and music by Lou Davis, Herbert 
Steiner and Jack Val of U.S; 5041 

DO) MatiiZi.' 1923: 2" ¢. Mar 22am 
558804 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


RosE— oF Braziz; fox trot, words and 
music by Ray Klages and Billy Fazioli 
fof U. Sa, arr. by Frank E. Barry tof 
U. Sa; orch. Feist ed. 4to. 5042 

"© Mar. 19, 1923: 2 c. Mar: 20: E 

558734; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


509 


CATALOGUE OF 
5043 


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pt, Tit; misao 


Rosk of MY CARAVAN; words and music 
by Little Billy rpseud. of C. Bliss: and 
E. E. Plummer sof U.° Sa, arr. by 
E. E. Plummer. 5043 

© 1: c.-Feb,! 5, 1923; -B, saas00, 
Clarence Bliss and Erving E. Plum- 
mer, New York. 


Rosé oF Spain; words by W. N. Ross, 


music by Onslow Stevenson tof 
Great Britain, domiciled at San 
Francisco} 5044 


1:1 'c. Mar: 27)" 19234. EB -558892; 
William N. Ross, Oakland, Calif. 


RosETIME AND you; from Go-go; words 
by Alex Rogers, melody by C. Luck- 
yeth Roberts rof U. S$. | 5045 


©. ce: Feb. 27, 19233 E 5603/76; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 


York. 
Same. 5046 


©’ Mar.10, 1923; 2 ci-Mar 12: 
560794: Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


Rosstnt (GioaccHino Antonio) The 
carnovale; part-song, English ver- 
sion by Sabilla Novello, music by 
G. Rossini, arr. by Bruno Huhn of 
U. Sa; men’s voices. 4to. 5047 

Ovhan27oweacne te Pepe ly yk 
558146; Oliver Ditson co., Bostgn. 
(© arrangement} 


Rote (Diz) mMUurLe; aus Wetten, dass, 
text von Harry Waldan und O. A. 
Alberts, musik von Rudolf Nelson 
rof Germany} 5048 

© Mar. 7, 1919; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556587; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


RousE up; words and music by How- 
ard Fisher rof Great Britain); in E 
flat. 5049 


© Feb: 3.19235 1 ew Mar. 7 5 FE, 
556709; Boosey & co., London. 


Rover (THe); words by- Jessie -S. 
Miner, music by Richard Kountz 
fot SUL Os aplanle: 5050 

©) Mar..17, 1923; 2c. Mar 20; 
558745: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


RozANNE; petite suite~le ballet, by Jean 
Morel r:of Great Britain); piano. 
Contents: 1. Premier amour.—2. Pas 
seul—3. Pas de deux.—4. Joie de 
vivre. 5051 

©, | Taner) 1923500 cir tan. haba 

551680; Reeder & Walsh, London. 


ROZHINKES MIT MANDLEN (Raisins and 
almonds); from Goldfaden’s Shula- 
mis, English version by Constance 
Ramsay Gideon, music arr. by Henry 
Gideon tof U. Sa (Un From the 
cradle to the chuppe, v. 1) 5052 

© Mar. 23, 1923%82 es Mame2o. & 
561231; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


RusBinsteEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH ) 
Twilight; melody from the opera 
Feramors, by A. Rubinstein, para- 
phrased by Harvey Worthington 
Loomis, ed. by C. C. Birchard & co. 
tof U. Sua, orchestrated by Louis 
Adolphe Coerne. (Laurel school or- 
chestra, grade’ 3; nO, 3) en ese ie 
conductor’s sc.—2. Orch., pts. 

. 5053, 5054 

© Feb. 28, 1923: 1 ¢. cach sian 

5; E 560591, 560592; CoC) Birchard 
& co., Boston. (© arrangementy 


—— Valse caprice; by Rubinstein, ed. 


by McNair Ilgeniritz (of Wo2 20a, 
played by Ivan Kerouak, (Recordo, 
no. 67330) Music roll 5055 


© Feb. 24, 19233230 See 
558404; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


RUMMANIMMO APPICCECATE! versi di G. 
Tetamo, musica di F. Ponsiglione jof 
Italy; mand. ace.  Neples) Vilare- 
phone record co. 8vo. 5056 

© Feb. 1, 1923; lve kee eee 
556879; Italian book co., New York. 


RUMPLER-FOX-TROT; von Hanns Stetten 
tof Germany), arr. von Jos. Herr- 
mann fof Germanyi; klavier. 5057 

© Aug. 16, 1919; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556580; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Run AWAy, BLUES; words by M. L,. 
Parker, music by E. S$. S$. Hunting- 
ton ToL "Oona 5058 
- © 1 ¢ Mar. 31) 1928, esse 95; 
M, L. Parker, Lund, Canada, 


RussiA; intermezzo-paradox, words 
and music by E. Tiersch jof U. S. 
5059 


© 1 ¢. Feb. 19, 1923743. S00465 
Edmund ‘Tiersch, New Y : 


CON. 
RusstanovA; by Bert Grant and Cecil 
Arnold tof U. S.1; piano. 5060 
©‘ Feb:).26,°.1923: 2. ¢) Maras 
560439; Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


306 


no. 4, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5078 


Rustic (A) SCENE; paraphrase with 
additional original movements on 
Schumann’s Happy farmer, by_ A. 
Teres rof U. Si op. 90; piano. 5061 

aber, 25, 1922; 2.c..Mar. 22, 1923; 
E, 558795; Albert Teres, New York. 
(© new matter} 


serenade, from The 
garden comedy suite, by George S. 
Schuler tof U. S.1; piano. 5062 

(ues. Zi, 1923; 2.c. Feb. 23; F 
558220; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Sacririce (Tue); words by C. M. Sut- 


Rusty GOLDEN ROD; 


ton, melody by Herman Dubois 
“ipseud, of Ethel Fisher, of U. ae 


Ome Mar 1, 1923;::% 560407; 
Cecil M. Sutton, Willisburg, Ky. 


SAD BLUES; words and melody by Nor- 
folk jazz quartet «i. e. O. Tuston, C. 
Hage, DD, Hollins and Lb. Wi lliams, 
for Ux $4 5064 

Crate, Apr. 5, 1923;°.E 559106; 
Norfolk jazz quartet, Norfolk, Va. 


SAHARA (THE) DERBY; musical comedy 
in two acts, bk. and lyrics by Thomas 


McKnight and Sidney Flanigan, 
music by Henry Sullivan tof whe 


© yee 10, 1923- 2.¢. Keb, 16;..E 
ee Henry Sullivan, Hanover, 
N. H 


SAID THE FAITHFUL OLD HORSE; words 
hm and music by Carolyn R.. Freeman 
for UW. Sa Cincinnati, O., Fillmore 
music house. 5066 


Wo eiiatyes, 1923;..2 cc. Mar. 75 
560721; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati. 

Satinc; words by N. Rice, music by 


ik: £. Browne cot U.S. 
ey Pen: 25, 1923.2 c. Mar. 24; 2, 


558833: Noah Rice, East Gastonia, 
Nee. 

SALTARELLO; de P. Lacome, transcrip- 
tion par Eug. Roux rof France); har- 
monie ou fanfare. 5068 

evan s22 1923. 1 a Feb. 93k 
556271; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


(© transcription 


SALUTATION ANGELIQUE; Ave Maria, par 
Angelo Corbellini tof France) 
pour tén. avec acc. d’orgue. 5069 

Meas 728) A922 I ic. Jan; 22, 1923: 
E 551927; A. Corbellini, Nice, France. 


1413—.23——7 3 


OD. OS sii 


SALVATOR MUNDI; a sacred cantata for 
Passiontide, music by William Y. 
Webbe tof U. S.1; mixed voices, or- 
gan acc. 4to. 


Gy iMag Ou lOgFe? cx Mae etl is 
558476; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


SAMBA DA NOITE (Samba de la nuit) ; 
danse brésilienne, par Smet of 
France); piano. 5071 

© Wee! 28" 1927 1 ie.jati 2ee1923 
E 551866; G: Lorette, Paris. 


SAMBA DO CARNAVAL; -pixinguinha, par 
G. Smet tof Francei; piano avec pa- 
roles. Paris, Almar-Margis. 5072 
Me) Wee, 28, 1922) te? Jani22 1923. 
E 551864; G. Lorette, Paris. 


SamMy;_ Frenchy-one-step, words by 
Louis Press, music by D. Carrozzini 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York) 


ofc, Mebs 20/1923 5581735 
Dante Carrozzini, New York. 


Samson AND DeninaH; words by H. 
Leon Sharmat, music by Martin Wei- 
Hem Gr I. Sip are by. Arthur oH, Cut 
man cof U. S. 5074 

©) 1c. Mari 128, 1923; E 558945: 
Nora Bayes, New York. 


SANS ToL (Without thee) ; by D’Harde- 
roti ed. by McNair llgenfritz pox “UL otie 
played by Roger Hilliard. (Solo ca- 
a hand played record, no. 74824) 


(Music roll, with words) 5075 
ON Peb. 126; 1923; 2c. Mas 53 E 
958391; Cable co., Chicago. (© edit- 
ing] 5 
SARAMBE; samba, par G. Smet of 
-Francei; piano. ’ (Sambas _ brésilien- 
nes) 5076 


©; Dec. 31, 192221 ¢. Heb, 9, 1923- 
EF, 556285; G@ Lorette, Paris. 


SAviouR (A); which is Christ the ira 
a Christmas service, by Edith Sanford 
Tillotson, music by re Harold Lowden 
for Li: a 8vo. 5077 


© Nov. 1, 1922 c. and aff. Feb. 


PA 1923" A 699602: “Heidulbers press, 
Philadelphia. 


SAVIOUR (THE) OF MEN; words by Mat- 
tie B. Shannon, music by Stanley 
Porter Trusselle tof U. S.; 


meZzZo 
voice. Cincinnati, O., Fil Imore music 
house. 5078 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 2 c. Mar. Acree, 
560390 ; Fillmore bros. con Cincinnati. 


O7 


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5079 


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Bev th 


Savior (A) WHO KEEPS; words and mu- 
sic by Harry Dixon Loes tof U. Su 

5079 

©. Mar! .29, 19235. 2-6 Mare: 
561006; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Say If WITH A UKELELE; words by Har- 
ry Hanbury, melody by A. Conrad tof 
Wee Si 5080 

© 1 ‘e. Mar. 22,09023; By as87e5; 
Arthur Conrad, New York. 


Say IT WITH KINDNESS; words by A. M. 
Hill, music by Everett J. Evans of 
U. S Invincible ed. New York, .In- 
vincible music co., inc.’ 5081 

© Mar. 16, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 17; E 
558627; Arthur M. Hill, Poughkeep- 
sie, N.Y, 


ScANDAL OF THE FLOWERS; words by 
W. A. Downs, music by A. W. Brown 
wr UsS.1 5082 

©) Jvc. Mar: 29.1973; yey 561257; 
Wm. A. Downs, Al. W. Brown and 
Trixie Friganza, New York. 


SCENE FROM FREISCHUETZ; by Weber, 
arr. by George Rosey tof U. $.1; orch. 
Rosey’s ed. New York, George Rosey 
pub. co. 4to. 5083 

©) Jan.) 25) 18237 2c) Mar o> OE 
560973; G. M. Rosenberg, New York. 


ScHATZ, REICH MIR DEN ARM; aus New 
York-Berlin, worte von Fritz Fried- 
mann-Frederich u. Robert Bodansky, 
musik von Rudolph Nelson tof Ger- 
many), arr. v. Otto Lindemann tof 
Germany] 5084 

© Sept. 22, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923 ; 
FE 556556; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


ScuMmus’NIcHT; chanson, aus der ope- 
rette Die tolle Lola, von Gustav Ka- 
delburg und Arthur Rebner, musik von 
Hugo Hirsch tof Germany) 5085 

©sOet 5.11922; isc. Beb.. 28, 1923; 

“E 556579: Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 

Berlin. 


ScHooL-BELI. (THE) (Cloch yr ysgol) ; 
school unison song poem from the 
Welsh of J. J. Williams, English tr. 
and music by W. S. Gwynn Williams 
rof Great Britain) Curwen ed. 4to. 


5086 


©) Jane 20, 1023" oermeb, .2te E 


don. 


ScHREIB’ DIR DOCH DIE. NUMMER AUF VON 
MEINEM TELEFON! eine freche zumu- 


556517; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


tung im shimmyrhythmus, text -von 
Fritz Rotter, musik von Robert Stolz 
cof Austria) op. 423. 5087 


© Nov. 10, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28 1923; 
FE 556537; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


SCHUBERT (FRANZ Peter) Hurried ten- 
sion; from an unfinished symphony by 
F, Schubert, arr. by W. G. Hauen- 
schild tof U. S¥; orch je witigepiano 
and organ. (Incidental symphonies, 
no. 11) 5088 

© Mar. 9, 19233.2 c) Mian &, 
560860; Photo play music co., inc., 
New York. 


—— Lilac time; selection, from Franz 
Schubert by G. H. Clutsam, orches- 
trated by H. M. Higesy yore Great 
Britian}; orch. with lst violin con- 
ductor. (Chappell’s operatic selections, 
fio. 155) 5089 . 


© Feb. 8,: 192321 vew epee &, 
556764; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


(© arrangement 


—— Serenade (Standchen) ; by F. Schu- 
bert, transcribed by Gaston Borch ;of 
S.1; two violins, ’cello ad lib and 
piano. 5090 
© Mar. 5, 19235°2 cee E. 
560774; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© transcription) 


ScHUMAN (Rosert ALEXANDER) Etudes; 
d’aprés des caprices de Paganini, par 
R. Schumann, op. 3, ed. instructive 
par I. Philipp tof Francei; piano. Ed. 
classique, A. Durand & fils. 5091 

© Dec. 21, 1922-1 c. fanmaee el oe 
FE, 551924: Durand et cies Pams. “© 
editing] 


Sea (THE); by Alec Rowley tof U. S.; 

piano. 5092 

©. Mar. “15; 1923.5) sia eee ss 

E 558557; Edwin Ashdown, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


Sea (THE) ROAD; by Haydn Wood, arr. 
by Svdney Herbert, tandi I want to 
look into your eyes; by Douglas 
Grant, arr) by J. Ord Hume tearn. by. 
Boosey & co. tof Great Britain); band. 
(In Boosey & co.’s brass and reed band 
journal, no. 627) 5093 

© Oct. 18)° 1922: "Terao 2s. 
550366; Boosey & co., London. (© 
arrangement] 


Saman (THE); ‘words by William 
Gow, music by Harold Hampson tof 
Great Britain); in F minor. 5094 


308 


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Slth2 


no. 4, 1923 
ie Mar. 26, 1923; 1c. Mar. 28; 
Bee5/00s; J.B: Cramer & co. ltd. 


London. 


SEASONS OF REFRESHING; words by Chas. 
Reign Scoville, music by Haldor Lil- 
jenas jor U.S. 5095 

fee 1 1929° 7 c.4 Mar. 3;. E, 

560559; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


“Spcret (THE); words by Frank Demp- 
ster Sherman, music by Arthur Nevin 
rof U. Si; medium voice. 5096 

reign > 1923: 2c. Mar. 7; 3h 
558419; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SELBSTENDIGKEIT; from the comedy Der 
gaslen, words by Ludwig Satz, music 
by Cherniavsky of U. S4 first papers) 

5097 
(ee ieee Mar 7, 1923;>-E 560714; 
Joseph Cherniavsky, New York. | 


SELF-TREACHING CHORD BOOK; by E. J. 
Evans tof U. $1; piano or organ. 
24mo. 5098 

emia) 21925 2c... Feb. 35 aff. 
Feb. 2; A‘699250; Everett J. Evans, 
East Orange, N. J. 


SfrGNADE; par Ch. Dorson, orch. par F. 
Delamarche yjof France}; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 5099 
ee miaes 22% 1923): 1c. Reb. 93.45 
556308, Deiss et Crepin, Paris. 


par Juan José Castro tof Spaim; 
violoncelle et piano. Paris, Christmas 
edition. 5100 


enice 20, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 22, 19235 
E 551883; Marcel Etchecopar, Cernay- 
Ennant, France. . he 


—— par M. T. Bonhomme tof France) 
op. 51; violon et piano. 5101 


ferWer, Bl, 1922; 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 19235) 


E 556311; M. T. Bonhomme, Paris. 


trio, music by J. Lawrence Erb tof 
U. Si; women’s voices. (Women’s 
voices, octavo, no. 4) 5102 

re Mar. 3.1923." 2 c. Mar 5548 
560622: Schroeder & Gunther, New 
Worl. 


words by Thomas Lovell Beddoes, 
music by O. G. Sonneck tof U. S.1 op. 
19, no. 2. (Studies in song) 5103 

for Apis 1905 eco UApr. 53 
559092; Composer’s music corp., New 
York. 


SérenavdE A PoLicHINELLE; par G. Bo- 
nincontro ,of France); quintette a 
cordes. 4to. 5104 


©. Jano, 1923's fey Mebse 10.) i 
556437; Paul  Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. 


SERENADE CLASSIQUE; paraphrase with 
additional original melodies on Drigo’s 
Les millions d’ Arlequin by A. Teres 
fob; Siop.. 205) piano. 5105 

©, Dee: 25; 1922 ec Mar. 22,1923: 
E, 558793; Albert Teres, New York. 


(© new matter) 


SERENADE UNTERM ABENDSTERN (Sous 
les etoiles) ; von Erik Meyer-Helmund 
rof Germany]; piano. 5106 
NOR Mar Tot O22 1 ce May Slo, 
551831; A. Cranz, Brussels, Belgium. 


SERENATA; English words by John 
Urich, musique de Enrico Toselli tof 
Italy}; mezzo-sop. en ré. 5107 

(©) Dee. 28, 1922+ A es Jase 22) 31923; 
E 551891; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. (© transcription) 


SERENOS ET GUITARISTES; nocturne, par 
Paul Lacome, transcription pour mu- 


sique militaire par Eug. Roux jof 
France}; harmonie et fanfare.  obl. 
Ato. 5108 


yr Jan 22° 1923; oer Pebeo: 
556270; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© transcription) 


Sertinc (THE) sun; words by John 
Martin, music by Graham Peel rof 
Great Britain) 5109 

@a Bebb. 7 1923551 ee Bebb. 173.°8 
556/535 Chappell & CO., Itd., London. 


SHapow (THE) IN My DREAM (L’/om- 
brage dans mon raive) ; waltz ballad, 
English and French lyric by Ora 
‘Prefontaine, music by Gladys Ger- 
trude Goyett tof U. Sa, arr. by Ed- 
gar Wilson rof U. $8. 5110 


Ojel (en Mare 2. 1923... 558376;5 
Fountainette pub. co., Worcester. 


SHADOW (THE) OF DREAMS; romantic 
melody, by Albert W. Ketélbey rof 
Great Britain); piano. Sydney, Aus- 
fala, W: FH. Paling & co:, ltd., 5111 

JO jantgs, 1923 Ib c. Febii la; 8 

556355; A. Hammond & co., London. 


SHADOWS AND You; words and music 
by) M..Reseett 1of U.S. arr by 
Albest. €, Colombo jof U. Say Sii2 


lose: Nines 63, 1924.-> 560502 + 
Mabel Leggett, Newark. 


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5113 


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pi. 11pm sav. 18 


SHAKE OUT THY TRESSES; words by 
Esmé Wynne-Tyson, music by Henry 
C. ff. Castleman rof Great Britain; 
high voice. (Two moon songs, no, 2) 

5113 
© Peb: 2081923; 2 c Pebi2o;" 
558269; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SHaAkin’; words and melody by W. 
Benton Overstreet tof U. S$. 5114 
© 1 ¢: Mar. 26, 19235" FE 501204; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


SHAMROCK BLUES; by L. Rumor and 
EF, Razzano jof U. S.1; meee kL 
11 


©) ke, eMart: 3,)519235. EH 5605175 


Louis Rumor and Emilio Razzano, 
Oakland, Calif. 


SHATTERED DREAMS; words by E. John- 
son, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. 8.1 


New York, World music pub. corp. 
5116 


©. Feb. 19° 1923: 2 cuseb: 23; 


558228; Edna Johnson, Ketchikan, 
Alaska. 
SHE COMES NOT [AND] SINCE I HAVE 


CivVEN vou; wotds by Herbert 
Trench, music by George Henschel 
rof Great Britain ay 
©. Feb. 20, 10235 ie Mar, 3; BE. 
556698; Augener, Itd., London. 


SHE LOVED YOU FROM THE START; waltz, 
words by I. O. Scott, melody by 
Jack Vincent tof U. S$. 5118 

© (lve) Mar. °0)-1923; 1) 500745; 
Isal O. Scott, Des Moines. 


SHE’s A JAZZ-CRAZE BABY; words by R. 
H. Oitto, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
tom jot AS* Si 5119 

@) luc. (Mae, Sl, 1923, B 558988; 
R. H. Oitto, Lead, S$. D. 


SHrE’s DIFFERENT; words and music by 
HE De Lasauxie 161 Ws Sa 5tZ0 
©! Tic: “Peb.20)-1923; BH S5el72; 
Harry Edward De Lasaux, jr., San 
Francisco. 


Sur’s cot ANOTHER DADDY; words and 
music by Joe Hearst tof Sere 


© Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c._ Apr. Sieur e 
559139; Hearst music publishers, Itd., 
Winnipeg, Canada. 


Sur’s cot it; words by H. A. McCor- 
mick, music by E, S. S. Huntington 
tof, Uso: 5122 


© ic. Mar. #40232 55606 - 
Harold A. McCormick, Saranac 
Lake, N. Y. 


SHE’s My GAL; words by Allan Flynn, 
melody by F. Madden tof .U. 2 
123 


© 1 «. Febo:20,.192323 2 eeatee - 
Franklin Madden, New York. 


SHE'S MY LITTLE FOUR-LEAF CLOVER; 
words and music by M. A. Krasovic 
roof U. Sa New York, Manhattan 
music co, 5124 


© Feb. 25; 1023; 2c @Miaeiais 
558544; Martin A. Krasovic, Steel- 
ton; Ba: ; 


SHE’s My SATURDAY EV’NING GIRL; Sat- 
urday evening fox trot, words and 
music by Bert Auerbach foi Ug 
; 5125 
© Mar 12, 1923: 2%) Bing ae. H 
558532; Lyric music Jcors,) New 

York. 


SHE’S MY WILD IRISH ROSE OER THE 
SEA; words and music by L. J. Bur- 
cay, of Ul S.r; ane 5126 

© Feb. 10, 1923; 2° ce. vemear. © 
558430; E. F. Vaupell, Chicago. | 


SHE TOLD ME TO MEET HER AT THE GATE; 
by Harry Castling and Charles Collins 
tof Great Britain) Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 5127 


© -Mar. 5,’ 19233. exe eraaeet so, 
556789; B. Feldman & co., London. 


SHEIN BEN ICH (Pretty am I); Eng- 
lish’ version by Constance Ramsay 
Gideon, music arr. by Henry Gideon 
rof U. S.1 (in From the cradle to 
the chuppe, v. 1.) 5128 

© Mar. 23,1923 2 16.) ieee eos 
561232; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. : 


SHEKEJN CHOJVAS; words from the Tal- 
mud, music by Savel Kwartin tof 
Russia, domiciled at Brooklyn) 5129 

© 1c. Mar. 10, 1923-) & 650482 ; 
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New . 
York. 


SHEPHERD'S CRADLE-SONG; two-part song, 
words anon., music by Arthur Somer- 
vell fof U. Sa, arr. by Elwyn Middle- 
ton tof U. S.1; women’s voices. Gam- 

“-ble’s school ‘ed, 4to, 5130 

@© Feb. 23, ' 1923.) 2: c. Miaka, 
558899; Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 


cago. 


10 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5149 


no. 4, 1923 

SHINE ON INDIANA MOON; words. by 
Benny Davis, music by Isham Jones 
REP 1s] 5131 


ores Mas. 21, 1923: .H. S6lll4. 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


-SHoppinc; words by W. J. Myers, 
music by &. S. S. Huntimegton tof 
Sa 5132 

lice Mar. 22,1923; EF, 558692: 


SI LES BAISERS: 


W. J. Myers, Auburn, N. Y. 


SHOULDER ARMS; from Caroline, words. 


by Harry B. Smith, music by Eduard 
Kunneke tof U. Su. 5433 

Mian, 16, 1923- 2 ¢ Mar. 17; 
560942: Harms; inc. New York. © 
new lyrics} 


SHOWED THE WHITE OF HER WONDERFUL 
EYES; vocal fox trot, words by J. H. 
Highsmith, music by G. _Smet of 
France; Paris, Almar-Margis. Lon- 
don, Dix. (Cover-title: She showed 
the white of her wonderful eyes) 


(Weer zs. 1927-1 c: Jan. 22; 1923: 
E 551862; G. Lorette, Paris. 


SHY EYES; fox trot, words and music by 
Weal rete rot U. Sa 5135 
(Oaleew Mar. 10, 1923: FE 558493 
Nilo Trolli, Fresno, Calif. 


Si yetats Diku; poésie de Sully 
Prudhomme, musique de Georges 
Brun jof France) op. 51; sop. ou tén. 


136 
Wee, 28 V922: Leu tan 22. 3923 - 
Boaoies//: A. Z. Mathot, Paris. 


mélodie paroles de L. 
Jean Boyer, musique de Francis Sala- 
bert tof France) 5137 


bec gl. 1922-1 c. Feb. 9 1923; 
FE, 556244; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


SIDE SHOWS; a suite, by Gerrard Wil- 
liams jof England); piano. Contents: 
The scenic railway.— The crystal 
gazer.— The wiggle woggle.— The 
dancing booth—The witching waves. 


5138 


fe Marg ake 
Winthrop Rogers, Itd., Lon- 


© Feb. 19 1923: 
556691 ; 


don. 


SIE SEHN HEUT ABEND GLANZEND AUS! 
aus der revue Wir steh’n verkehrt, 
text von Theobald Tiger, musik von 
Rudolph. Nelson tof Germany), klav. 
arr. v. Otto Lindemann tof Germany} 

5139 

© Ock, 9.) 1927 31 ck! Feb. 286-4923; 

E, 556575; Drei-masken oe Bae 
Berlin. 


SILVER-CLOUD; an Indian maiden’s song, 
duet, by Albert W. Ketélbey tof Eng- 
land, arr. by Ernest Austin tof Great 
Britaini; piano. 5140 

©: Mar.“Te 1923-.1 eo Mar .So58 
550/715; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


SILVER FINGERS; intermezzo, by Hugh 
Mallory tof Great Britain) 1. Piano— 
2. Orch: with’ piano conductor, arr. 
by Charles Ancliffe tof Great Britain) 
4to. (Boosey’s orchestral journal, no. 
1032 5141, 5142 


©) Feb. 22, 28, 1923: I c. each Mar’ 
28; EF, 557093, 557094; Boosey & co., 


London. (© arrangement) 


SILVER-HAIRED RosE; words and music 
by Morris Davidson tof U. Si 5143 


©) Mar. 26, 1923: 2 ¢. Mar: 24: E 
561193; Morris Davidson, music pub- 
lisher, Cleveland. 


SILVER STAR; waltz, by H. de Martini 


fate Uy S15) piano. 5144 

Xe) 1 de Mians <3, 1923: Bie5607005 
Henri de Martini, New York. 

SINCE SHE’s Down BroApwaAy; words 


by W. W. Massingill, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
on glk Sa 5145 


atic Warm, 220 1695" 558 7a = 
W. W. Massingill, Lake Charles, La. 


SINCE YOU GAVE YOUR HEART TO AN- 
OTHER, YOU TOOK) THE HEART OUT OF 
ME; words by Sidney Holden, music 
by Sam Coslow ‘and Al Sherman of 
Sa 

©) Mar 73° 1925-2 -e Mary 28" 5 
561239. F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 
York. 


SINFUL BLUES; words and music by T. 
Delaney tof Ua Sas) pianos, with 
words. 5147 


Gils ey Mar.’ 245, 1923- «558837, 


Tom Delaney, Baltimore. 


SING MAMMY SING, SWEET AND Low; 
words and melody by Jack Rich- 
mond, Howard Johnson and Joe 
Meyer rof U. Su, arr. by H. Johnson, 


5148 
@V Tic. Apr’ 2, 1923); 5590354; 
Leo Feist, 


inc., New York. 


SING ME AN OLD FASHIONED MELODY 
OVER THE RADIOPHONE; words by 
Billie Burr, melody by A. T..Lax 
and Herman A. Hummel rof U. Sua, 
anne Dy A. Lax 5149 


@y tr te Ie 1923 : 
Arnold T. Lax, Boston. 


IS 560412: 


oll 


Se ot 
te «. 4 
; 


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5150 


pt. 111, ny si 18 


SINGER (THE); words and music by 
Elsa Maxwell tof U. S.1; low in C. 
5150 

© Mar: 26,1923) 2 ¢ NMawso- 
558967; Boston music co., New York. 


SINGING (THE) HIGHWAYMAN; an op- 
eretta in three acts, words by Marjorie 
Walsh, Louise Child and_ others, 
music by Freda Hauptman, May de 
Forest and others: tof. U. Si~ 5151 

©. Mar. 9, 71923. 2c Matis 


560945; Freda Hauptman, Wellesley, 
Mass. 


SINGING ‘To CAROLINE; words and 
music by Rolland W. Clements tof 
U. $a, arr. by Paul M. Paulsen tof 
Wo, Sa 5152 

(2) A Pes Mar. 14.4925") 558301 
Rolland Clements, Boston. 


SIVIGLIANA; passo doppio, parole di R. 


Corona, musica di Miller of 
Italy, mand. acc.; Milan, Casa edi- 
trice musicale Pierrot. 4to. BASS 


© Deer 9922- c. Mar. 5, 1923: 
FE, 556687; Italian book co., New 
York. 


SKIES OF JUNE; words by A. J. Hunt, 
music: by Nenoldy il: Lax ror Ul 8.4 
New York, N. Y., Manhattan music 
co. 5154 


©) Wart 1923 2c Mar. 260; 5 
bolts; *As.4. Shunt Altoona, ia: 


SKYE BOAT SONG; trio, Scotch folksong, 
arr. by T. Frederick H. Candlyn tof 
U. S11; women’s voices. 4to. (Mod- 
ern series, no. 256) 5155 


© Mar.%6)5 192352 ve, “Marn7; 5 
560720; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


— Same. 5156 

©) Mar 26; 1923-2. Mar. 27 3 

Silsistoo ann cba \Gnie” Camehtie loop a mm Men 
York. :© arrangement) 


SKYE (THE) STEERSMAN’S SONG; ’s mo 
lamh air a stiuir, a Gaelic fragment, 
the English and acc. by M. Kennedy- 
Fraser tof Great Britain) (Songs of 
the Hebrides) — 


© eb 53.1923 3 ee eWiar 7 
556712; Boosey & co., London. (© 
translation and transcription; 
SLAVIC MELODY; by Stuart Ross of 
U. Sa. violin and piano, 

© Mar.28;- 1923.27. Mars 3h 
561317; Boston music co., New York. 


5158 | 


SLEEPY-EEPY-EEPY BLUES ; words and 

music by Z. Kelly tof U. S. 5159 

©: 1 c. Mar, 2) O23 ane 
Zettie Kelly, Covington, Tenn. 


SLEEPY (THE) FOUR-O’CLOCK; reverie, 
from The garden comedy suite, by 
George S. Schuler tof U. Sa; piano. 

5160 

© Feb. 21, 1923; 2) Mebewor ar, 

558218; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


SLEIGH RIDING (Na sanich); polka and 
two step, by E. Dorazil tof U. Sa; 
orch. Chicago, Ill., Cosmopolitan pub. 
co. 4to. 5161 

© Mar. 26, 1923;°2 c, Mig 2 
561246; Edward Dorazil, Chicago. 


SLUMBERING; waltz, words by Richard 
W. Pascoe, music by Howard Simon 
tof Canada, domiciled at Detroit) and 
Harold C. Bers tor Urea 5162 


© Feb. 25, 1923- 2.¢) iiany  e, 
558640; Chamberlain co., Detroit. 


SMILE; words and music by F. Peters 
and A. H. Thomas tof U. Si New 
York, Frank Harding music house. 

5163 

© Mar. 14, 1923; 2 clas 2575 

558802; Frank Peters, East Pitts- 
bureh, Pa; 


Smitinc Sug; words and music by 
W. Kinder: (ote Uion 


© +1 c.- Mar. 225 fOZs- essere: 
William Kinder, Blue River, Wis. 


Smrros; words from the Talmud, mel- 
ody by Savel Kwartin rof Russia, 
domiciled at Brooklyn 5165 

1 co Mar. 3, 19237) 500506; 
Brunswick-Balke-Collender co., New 
York. 


SMOKING (EIN) ALLEINE MACHT ES 
NICHT; aus der revue Wir _ steh’n 
verkehrt, text von Theobald Tiger, 
‘musik von Rudolph Nelson tof Ger- 
many], klav. arr. von - Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany) 5166 

© Oct. 9, 1922. 1 oe eben 2s 
E, 556574; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


SNAKES HIPS; fox trot, words and music 
by Spencer Williams tof U. S.1, arr. 
by William Schulz tof Uiesa5 yonch. 
Feist ed. 4to. 5167 

© Mar: 30/1923; °° 2 "ex Mees: 
F, 561309; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


O12 


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no. 4, 1923 


5187 


SNAPDRAGONS; polka, by Paul Lawson 
meee S15 piano. (Playing in the 
garden) 5168 

evar 17, 1923;'2 ce. Mar. 20; 
E 558749; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


So LONG, IS NOT GooD By; words by 
Emmett McCarthy, music by W. L. 
Watdsot:.U. Sa 5169 

Gries Mar. 3; 1923: EF 560518; 
Webb L. Ward, Barrington, IIl. 


So so; words by J. W. Lindsay, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington rof U. S. 
; 5170 
tee, Mar. 22 1923: FB 558724; 
J. W. Lindsay, Artemisa, Cuba. 


So’ VIECCHIARIELLO; sul motivo: E’ pic- 
cerella, versi di T. Ferrazzano, musica 
di N. Valente tof Italy; mand. acc 
4to. (Canzonetta) eae 


fees. 45, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 73.E 
560708; Italian book co., New York. 


SoarRInc; march, by Edward Nowo- 
wieski. tof Germany; reed & brass 
band with conductor. 4to. S72 


(Cmiar. 19° 1923: 2 °c. Mar. 28: 
EF 557078; Hawkes & son, London. 


SoLpreRS oF Curist ARISE! anthem, 
words by Charles Wesley, music by 
linor Remick Warren of U. Su; 
mixed voices, organ acc. 4to. (Church 
music review, no. 665) 5173 
vier 9° -1973°..2..c" Mare 10: 
Bose. HH. W.. Gray “co., - New 
York. 


SOLDIERS OF THE LiviInc Gop; words by 
G. O. Webster, music by Chas. H. 
Gabriel, 4r. tof U. Sa 5174 

wat 29° 1923; 2 -c Mar 19; 
FE, 561007; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


SOLEILS COUCHANTS; poésie de Paul Ver- 
laine, musique de Paul Fiévet of 
France] - 5175 

(Dec. 28, 1922: 1 c. Jan. 22.4923: 
E 551912; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


SeME DAY IN CAMBAY; song, fox-trot, 
words and music by Bert Ralton and 
Billy Mayerl tof Great Britain) 5176 

RO aise) 15 0:10235 2k se, Mar. 4 28; 
E, 557097; Boosey & co., London. 


SoME DAY IN JUNE; words and music by 
pe Locarane tor. Ua Oa) att. ay 
Verne Elliott tof U. S. 517 
(One Pebsi26,°1923; 558207: 

H. E. Cochran, Los Angeles. 


SOMEDAY YOU'LL PAY; words by W. H. 
Hendrickson, music by DeKoven 
Thompson fof U. 5.1, arr, by Walter 
Goodell tof U. Sa 5178 

© 1c. Mar. 10, 1923; E 558486; 
DeKoven music co., Chicago. 


SoME GLAD MORNING; words and music 
by) Halder Lillenas’ of U. Sa: S179 
©. fan. 101023 Zee) Mant Seis 
560555: Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


SomEHOW ; fox trot song words by A.N. 
Hosking, jr., music by Arthur Hosk- 
ing fof U. Sy (Photostaty 5180 

Co co Feb. 4 267-1923 3/45 - 5582845 
Arthur Nicholas Hosking, New Ro- 
chelle: N.Y: 


SoMEHOW, SOMEWHERE, SOMETIME, 
Buppy; words by B. Reagen, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. $3 

5181 


(©) Pc Mary 22,1923) 2558714; 


Billy Reagen, Burlington, Ia. 


SoMEONE; words by Walter de la Mare, 
music by Maurice Besly tof Great 
Britain; op. 21, no. 2. 5182 

©) yn Hebe 91923 =) die. Mars 2175 
556710; Boosey & co., London. 


SoMETHING IN THAT NAME; words and 
and music by Haldor Lillenas tof 
WiSa 5183 

© jan 1; 1923; 2° ¢. Mar 3e38 
560563; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


SoMETIME; words by H. W. Nunley, 

music by H. Richard tof U. Si 5184 

©: 1.65 Mar.) 1923:;,,; #5608523 
Hervey W. Nunley, Rye Cove, Va. 


SoMETIME LLL HEAR YOUR SWEET VOICE 
_ CALLING; words by Hazel M. Lock- 
wood, music by Lee W. Lockwood tof 
Ws Su, arr. by Boosey & co, tof 
Ue) Si; male quartet, 4to. 5185 
Oo ApE 2) 1928s 2 -e. Apmis 
559131; Boosey & co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


SOMEWHERE; words by A. Congemi, 
music by S 
SH 
@ ive? Mar. 22. 1923, Ee sas Zin 
A. Congemi, Ft. Monroe, Va. 


° 


Sonata No. 1; by K. Sorabji tof Eng- 

landi; piano. 5187 

ey Mar 15,1921 1c) Ben. 27, bey 

E 556660; Kaikhosru Sorahji, Lon- 
don. 


013 


Sh Huntington tof 
5186 


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5188 


Dt. FL, aS panhe 


SoNAaTA IN G Major, NO. 7; by Bene- 
detto Marcello, ed. and arr. by C. W. 
‘Pearce of Great Britain); violin 
and piano. 5188 
©) Mar."9) 1923) 1c. Mar @e5 8 
55/047." Schott: & vce, Londom.: © 


editing and arranging) 


SONATINE; par Arthur Honegger of 
France); deux violons. 5189 


© Dec. 31 1922; bey Feb. 91923: 
E 556254; Editions de la Siréne, Paris. 


SONG BOOK OF THE UNITED STATES NAVAL 
ACADEMY; ed. by Alfred R. Taylor, 
K. D. McCracken and C. E. Beatty 
tof U. Si: Log of the United States 
naval academy. 4to. 5190 


© Dee,5, 1922 2 c. and aft. Dec: 
‘11; A 692761; Kenneth David Mc- 
Cracken, Washington. 


Sone (THE) oF A BRITTANY FISHER- 
MAID; fox trot, by Tom Waltham jof 
England}; piano. . Paris, Almar-Mar- 
vis, London, Dix. 5191 

©) Dee. 2a; 18222 ew lanye2,, 1923" 
E, 551899: G. Lorette, Paris. 


SONG OF A FAUN; words by Fay Jack- 
son Van Norden, music by Mary Carr 
Moore tof U. S. op. 81, no. 13; with 
flute obbl. 5192 

(©mbec> 22.-1922 2c. Wee. 27244 
560863; Wesley Webster, San Fran- 


CISCO. 


SonOuor (Hewpr bye. eo ochell, or 

Se plano, 5193 

@ 1c. Mar. 24,1923." 558842: 
Carl’ P. Schell, Milton, Mass. 


SONG, "(A) OF Tink words by. 2. J. 
O’Reilly, music by Grahame Bruce 
tof Great Britain) 5194 


© War 9. 1923 iMite.: Mir a2 os 
557020; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. 


sone (A) OF LONELINESS; words by 
Emily Bronte, music by T. W. Cowap 
tof , Great /Britaim: ao C.., Brighton; 
England, Red seal factory. 5195 
©) Yan. (20: 10231 titer Ee meeuia 
557038: Thomas. William © Cowap, 
Northwich, England. 


Sone of Maur; words by John Paaluhi, 
music by Tandy Kaohu Mackenzie rof 
Hawaii) 5196 


©) Wie: Mars 2. G23 4 Ey SGus20- 


T. Kaohu Mackenzie, New York. 


SonG (A) OF’ PRAISE; three-part song, 
freely tr. from the French of: S. and 
F. Borel, by Nicholas Douty, music 
by G. Goublier, arr. by Paul Bliss tof 
U. S.1; women’s voices. 5197 


© > Mar’ 10, 1923 93 c) ieee 
558498; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. «© arrangement 


Sonc (THE) OF THE BROOKLET; by Leon- 
ard Butler tof Great Britain); piano. 
5198 


© Feb. 24, 1923: Lies iiawa = 
557040; Augener, ltd., London. 


Sone ;(THE) OF THE CABALLERO; melody 
by T. Cumings and C. L. Harding jot 
Ucs 5199 

© 1 c. Mare %3, 1925 se eats 20- 
Fa Ss Cumings, Bedford Hills, 
Ny 


SONG OF THE MESA; words by Juanita 
E. Roos, music by Homer Grunn tof 
PES Ss 5200 

©) Mar. °15, 192352) erie ean 
E, 560657; Southern California music 
co., Los Angeles. 


SONG OF THE MUMMY; words by T. E. 

Pratt, music by F. Hubbard jor U5.) 

5201 

© 1 cy. Mar 711923 - eo 
Ford Hubbard, Hamilton, N. Y. # 


SONG OF THR ROVER; words by Helen 
Taylor tof Great Britain) from the 
French of Victor Barrucand, music by 
Alexandre Georges tof France}; in A 
minor. 5202 


© Jan. 29; 1923. Vie ete ee, 
556389; Enoch & sons, London. (© 
lyric) 


SONG OF THE SEA; words by A. Cunning- 
ham, music by Daniel Protheroe tof 
U. Sia: male voices, te: 5203 


© ‘Mar. 17, 1923. 2 co Mar wes: 
558641 ;. Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 
cago. 


Sone (THE) OF THE STONES | words by 
Helen Keller, music by Barbara Thorn- 
ley tof Great Britaini; in A. 5204 

© Feb.'8 1923:, Wich enn eae 
556459: Enoch & sons, London. 


Sone (THE) oF THE THRUSH; words 
and music by G. Waring Stebbins 
fot NS 5205 

©) Mar. 10,1923 3.2 cl Maen 

“558510; ‘Theo, Presser co.) Philadel: 
phia. 


ol4 


a i, hae 
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5222 


SoNG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN; from the 
original Russian folk tune, arr. and 
transcribed by Carlos Salzedo of 
France, domiciled at New York; ae 


206 


© Mar. 26, 1923; 2c. Mar. 26; E 
561190; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


Sone (THE) oF THE WIND; study for 
the chromatic scale, by Robert W. 
Wilkes jot U.>S.4; piano. 5207 


(ins. 24 1923; 2c. Mar. 28; E 
558935; Hatch music co., New York. 


SONGS FROM THE CHINESE (Poémes 
chinois); traduits du Chinois en 
Anglais par M. Waler, version fran- 
caise par G. Lemierre, musique de 
Blair Fairchild of France); voix 
moyennes, nos. 1-8. 5208 


© Dec. 26, 1922: 1 c. Feb. 9, 1923; 
E 556279; Durand et cie., Paris. 


Soncs OF CHILDHOOD; by Thaddeus P. 
Giddings, Will Earhart and others 
rof U. Sj (Music educational se- 
ries) 8vo. 5209 

ey fami 21975: 2 c.-and aff. Feb: 
8; A 696311; Ginn &-co., Boston. 


Sones (THe) of KNox COLLEGE; arr. 
by the Knox conservatory of music 
rof U. Si 4to. (Cover-title: Siwash 
songs) 5210 


Hep. 15, 1923; 2c. and aff. Feb. 
19; A 696594; Knox conservatory 
of music, Galesburg, Ill. 


‘Ssoncs oF PHI GAMMA DELTA; compiled 
and arr. by Walter Crittenden Stier 
jor UL Sy 4th -ed, = 4to. 5211 


meer 8 1OA5- 2 c. Feb. 13; aft. 
Feb. 17; A. 696398; Philip E. Lyon, 
Washington. 


Sones (THE) OF THE CHILDREN; set 
1, a collection of very easy nursery 
songs with the traditional tunes har- 
monized by Lilian EF. Bucke jof Great 

_ Britain) 4to. 5212 

fenan. 2951923: 1 ce Feb. 14:°8 
556358; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- 
don. (© editing and original har- 
monization) 


Sorry; words by Benny Davis, music 

by Harry Akst tof U. Su. 5213 
mee) ce. Mar. 2), 1923;-E 568115; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. . 


Sortie CHAMPETRE; ouverture, par A. 
Courtade rof Francei; clairons et 
tambours. 4to. 5214 


@): Pepe 10) °49235.4--4 ce, Mar > h42 
E 556863; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


Sot?” acgua; al mare, al mare, versi 
e musica di Marf rof Italy}; mand. 
ace, ...Milan,: -Italy,. Casa - edittice 
musicale Pierrot. 4to. 5215 

©. Dec, 1;.1922:. 4c; Mar, 15,4923: 
FE, 556675; Italian book co., New 
York. 


Sou saruta (Je suis batuta): samba, 
par G. Smet of Francej; piano. 
© Dee. 28,1922; 1: ¢.: Jan. 22, 1923- 
E 551900; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Sou, (THE) or tae U. S. A; words 
and music by J. H. Hande tof U. S. 
Blue print) 5217 

© ic, Feb..27, 1923- 560370: 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


SoUPLE, COMME DES LIANES; valse élé- 
pate, par (Manrice Pes'st ” tof 
France}; piano. 5218 


©. Decr28, 1922") ¢! Jan. 22, 1923: 


EF 551889; Delrieu fréres, Nice, 
France. 
SOUTH SEA’ EYES; by Harry Akst, 


Seater vby. Wa Ce Polla’ tof U, Sa: 
orch. with words. 5219 


@h jan. 2419292: & Feb. 205 (E 
558178; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York, 


SOUTHERN NIGHTS; waltz, by Charles 
Ancliffe, arr. by: Debroy Somers tof 
Great Britain); orch. with piano con- 
ductor. 4to. 5220 

@)Beb, 1477-1923 1c. Mar, 9: FE 
556792; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd. London. {© -arrange- 
ment) ? ae 


‘SPANISH (THE) Gypsies; three-part 


choral suite, words by Margaret 
Lester, music by William Lester lof 
We Sas rope Ol! no. 2 Ts women’s 
voices. 4to. (Fisher edition, no. 
5198) Contents: | Nocturne-sere- 
nade.—Danza.— Pasquita. 5221 


fe) Mar. 9)’ 19297, 2c. Maré 1055 
558467; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


SPEAK TO ME FATHER; sacred song, 
words by Charles Poole Cleaves, 
music by John §S. Fearis tof U. Su. 
Forster ed. 5222 


Oran, BS 1923;..2) €: Mat! 12-5 
560810; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


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5223 


SPECIALIZED EXERCISES (Bjercicios es- 
peciales); by Louis Svecenski of 
U.-S.4; violin. _C(Schirmer’s scholas- 
tic series, v. 137) 5223 

©), Feb. 20," 1923292 sce eee vs 
558270; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SPIRIT OF MINSTRELSY; march, by K. L, 
Kine. jot. UU: S.<5 orch, “Cmca 
O., Fillmore music house. 4to. 

5224 

©,Mar. 19. 1923; 2c. Mas: 26: 

961175; Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


SPREAD THE SUNSHINE; words by Mrs. 
M. S. Smith, music by Haldor Lil- 
lenas jof U. Su . 5225 

(Oy Neares1 1023 5) 2. “ese Niar oe ok. 

560577 ; Standard pub. ce, 


Cincin- 
nati. 
SPRING ‘TRUMPETERS; two-part song, 
words by Marjorie F. Seymour, 


music by Ernest Austin tof England) 
op. 69, no. 6; equal voices. 4to. 
5226 
Cy Jans OF eZee ie am, 12> 2 
551697; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don, 


SPRINGTIME; words by S. F. Newton, 
melody by Herman Dubois (pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sy 5227 

©) toc Mag a2, 1923~ 560824; 
S. F. Newton, Abilene, Tex. 


SPRINGTIME THERE; words by Calia Al- 
staettler, music by William M, Run- 
you. (ot wU. Sa 5228 

©: Mar, °29:°1923- 2%" Mar. 19> 
561013* . Chas. Hy Gabriel: ‘Chicago: 


SPUSARIZIO ’E SANGO; versi e musica di 
Luigi Donadio jof U. S.; mand. acc. 
Edizione d’Agostino bros. 5229 

© Mari). aO23 2c, iar: ot 5.- 
558604; D’ Agostino bros., New York. 


StTar-DusT; vocal tango, words by Dion 


Titheradge, music by Willy Engel- 
Berger tof Austria 5230 
©) Feb. 5) 219233 eies Reb. 19% 


556392; Dix, ltd., London. 


STARLIGHTED MIDNIGHT; two part song, 
words by Charles Read, music by 
William Daniels tof U. Si Gam- 
ble’s school ed. 4to. 5231 
© Peb. 230 1925s 2c: 
F, 558901; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago, 


O16 


Mart. 26% 3 


STARS (Tae) AND sisi FOREVER ;. 
march, by Sousa, ed. by McNair ll- 
gvenfritz por Ue Su, played by Burt 
Franklin. (Recordo, no. 67370) 
(Music rolh Bhp spake 


© Feb. 24, 1923392 5¢5 ieee b, 
558399; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


STEAMBOAT BLUES; words by Gus Kahn, 


music by Walter Donaldson tof 
9] 9233: 
© Mar... 29, 1923 >) 20a 30; 


EF 561281; 
New York. 


Jerome H. Remick & co... 


STEPHANIE GAVOTTE; by Alphons Czi- 
bulka, op. 312, ed. by Max Wald of 
U. Sa; piano. (McKinley world- 
famous edition, series 2, no. 305) 

234 

©. Dec. 30, .1922* 2G. Game 64923 - 

E 560530; McKinley music co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing 


STICK IN THE MUD; words and music 
by the Duncan sisters . e. Rosetta 
and Vivian Duncan, DE DP oa mzs> 


© tc. Mar.21], 1923 eo: 
Rosetta and Vivian Duncan, New 
York. 


Stincy; words and melody by C. Bar- 
tholomew rof U. S.1, arr. by Joseph 
Buell Carey tof U. Si 5236: 


1 c. Mar, 19; 1923-78, 560959 - 


Cedelia Bartholomew, San Francisco. 


STIR NOT UP NOR AWAKE MY LOVE (Ne 
réveillez pas l'amour) ; arr. of English 
and French tr. from the Bible and 
music by Jane Van Etten prof U. S$. 
(Song of Solomon, no. 4) 5237 

© Mar, 5,.1923:5 4c ieee yc. 
Mar. 12; E 560928; G. Ricordi & co.,. 
Milan. 


Storm (THs) He stays; sacred song,. 
words and music by Charles Charle- 
ton Kirk tof U. 5.1; medrame voice. 

5238: 
©. Feb. 15, 192350 Aras ee cet 
E, 559037; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 


STORM THE FORTS OF sIN; words and 
music by Haldor Lillenas tof U. Si 
5239" 

© Jan, 1;°19235 2c Mame ay 
560560; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


SrROLLING DOLLY; caprice, by Charles. 
Lindgreen sof U. Su, sc. by Morris 
Aborn ‘rot 2.5.15 orch. with piano 


 . 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5259 


conductor. (Belwin concert edition, 
no. 85) 5240 


iemetes 1 1923- 2 c. Mar -35 .E 
558370; Belwin, inc., New York. 


SrrutT LONG PAPA; words by ‘Trebor 
Rellim tpseud. of Robert Miéilleri, 
music by Bob Miller tof U. Sua, arr. 
by John L. Herman tof U. S.1 5241 

enema 24> 1923: 2. ¢. Mar. 24; 
E 561196; Dixie music pub. co., Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 


Struttin’ Jim; words by Cliff Dixon, 
music by Bob Carleton tof U. ie 
242 


mea. 7 1923; 2c. Mar. 19; 
E 560965; Broadway music corp., New 
York. 


StruTtIn’ (THE) STEP; one step, words 
by G. M. Wood, music by H. R. Saling 
fom Uec. arr. by FE: S. S$: Huntington 
fof US. 1 5243 

(Om ic. Mar. 31,1923: EF 558980; 
R. Saling, American Falls, Id. 


SucH A LITTLE way To JESUS; words 
by Jessie Brown Pounds, music by 
Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. S. 5244 


eeyeane ly) 1925> 2. ¢ Mar. 32° 
560571; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


SUMMER DREAMS; waltz, by G. W. Oles 
on UW. S.1; piano. 5245 
Pe aiee: Mar! 16,. 1923; EK 560891; 
George W. Oles, Boulder, Col. 


SUMMER IS COMING; two-part chorus 
for schools, words by S. E. Mekin, 
music by Alfred Wooler tof U. Si; 
treble voices. weet school octavo) 

5246 
(ean 27, 1923-2 6. Keb: 172° 
558155; Oliver. Ditson co., Boston. 


SUMMER IS SAYING GOOD BYE; words and 
music by H. Wakefield Smith tof U. De 
524 


Cy Mar /3,71923; 2 icj-Mar, 77 FE 
ee Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SUMMER SNOW-BALL; Scherzo, from The 
garden comedy suite, by George S. 
Schuler tof U. Si; piano. 5248 

© Feb. 21, 1923: Pace Reb:,2a3. 1 
558219; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


SUN OF THE SLEEPLESS; words by Lord 


Byron, music by Chris M. Edmunds 
tof Great Britain); men’s voices. 4to. 
(Choral album, no. 1333) 5249 


ol 


© Janet Z6,) 1923 231 vc Meb 168 
556361; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


SUN (THE) ON THE SEA; words by 
Joe Diadsava, musicuby i. 79500: 
Huntington. tof Uo. dk 5250 

CV es) Mae 222 1923 eS 5 ers: 


J. W. Lindsay, Artemisa, Cuba. 


Sun (THE) TEMPLE; musical numbers 
from the comedy in two acts, words 
and music by Hubert G. Ripley, jr., 
Frank D. Gage and others tof U. Su 


525 

Maro 05" 1923.- 2c Marit Ale 

E 558919; Tech show, Cambridge, 
Mass. 

SUNNY JENNIE; words by E. B. More- 


land, music by 

fof U: $4 
Gallic Mar 22.1923. 558730 

Elizabeth B. Moreland, Pomona, Calif. 


E. S. S. Huntington 
252 


SUNRISE ON GoLDEN Gate; by Grace 
Gamble tof U. S.1; piano. 5253 
Oleh ces Mar! 5 719230. 5o0590- 
Grace Gamble, San Francisco. 


SUNSET HOUR; words by Julia F. Rowan, 
melody by M. B. Weeks tof U. Su, 
am -by WS. Russellvot U: Sa 5254 


yal coiMar: W51923. 560839; 
Mary B. Weeks, New Orleans. 


SUNSHINE; from You'd be surprised, 
words by Wm. K. Wells, music by 
Melville Morris tof Great Britain); 
in G min. (Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations] 5255) 

@) Feb) 10,1923: 1-c> Beb..47 7 8 
556752; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


—— words by G. A. Neeley, music by 
gi inichard Tonos (Oa 5256: 


Ore ch -Beby, 19, 1923) KF 558552; 
George A. Neeley, Klamath Falls, ‘Ox! 


words by Rousseau Simmons, 
melody by W. Astor Morgan rof ue Se 


25 
©) de Apne: 4, 1923: 3B, . 559063): 
Arrow music pub. co., 


inc., New York. 


SUNSHINE ALL ALONG THE WAY; words 
_ by Christ B. Anson, music by Harry 
Dixon Loes tof U. S.1 5258 
©), Wiar.29" 1923-2. -c). Marci, 
560997; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


SUNSHINE AND YOU; 
by V. Lorraine tof U: Sa 


© heey Mare 27) 1923-8 
Vivian Lorraine, Chicago. 


words and music 


5259 
561210: 


land 


( 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5260 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


SUPREME (LA) WALTZ; paraphrase with 
additional original movements on Vieni 
sul mar, by A. Teres tof U. S. op. 
10; piano. 5260 

© Dec. 25, 1922 *.2-e) Mar eo eas: 
E, 558788; Albert Teres, New York. 


(© new matter) 


SuR LE NoM DE GasrieL FAuRE; par 
Florent Schmitt tof France; op. 72, 
no. 2; piano. 5261 


© ee Zi, 1972 1c, ane 1923 
E, 551903; Durand et cie., Paris. 


SurELY Hk HATH BORNE OUR GRIEFS; 
words from the Bible music by Adolf 
Hult tof U. Si; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Augustana octavo series, no. 7) 

5262 


@) Nar 5: 1995 2c.’ Mar: tA. 
560804; Augustana book concern, Rock 
Island, Ill. 


SuRpPRISE; selection including most popu- 
lar melodies of the day, arr. by Law- 
rence Wright of Great Britain; 
piano, with words. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations ) 5263 

©, eb: 28 1923-1 se. Mar, 9: 
556796; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Susan; by Vaughn De Leath rpseud. of 
Leonore Von Der Leith), arr. by 
Ernest Golden tof U. Si; orch. 4to. 

5264 

©. Mar, -15, 1993 2c) Mar. 16; 

560800; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. (© arrangement 


SUSPIRO MIO; versi di G. Tetamo, musica 
di G. Donnarumma of Italyi; mand. 
acc. Naples, Klarophone record co. 
8vo. 5265 

©) Pebu ty ries sey ce Wear toes 
556878; Italian book co., New York. 


SWANEER LADY; words and music by 
Billy James tof U.:‘S. 5266 
©) Mar: 7, 0923" we) Mar 28° 
561238; F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 
York. 


SWANEE (THE) RIVER FLOWS ALONG; 
words by F. La Rowe, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. Sa 5267 

©) 1 co Mian 22 1927S: CR S58 743 - 
Francis La Rowe, Edgemoor, Del. 
and music by 


SWANEE ROSE: words 


Harry 1 Stone”. ror 40; Sa New 
Vor UNey Ma) (Chicago, -L,. tebe, 
Harry L. Stone music pub. co. 5268 


©) Mar. 15.01923-+22 6 Mar ioe 
560970; Harry L. Stone, Spokane. 


Swrer Avon; words and music by F. 
Peters and A. H. Thomas tof U. 5.1 
New York City, Frank Harding music 
house. 5269 

© Mar. 14, 1923 = 2veWiaieeeee 
558910; Frank Peters, East Pitts- 
burgh, Pa. 


SWEET DADDY, DADDY BLUES; words and 
melody by A. Toca tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Henry Werman tof U. Sa. 5270 


© 1.c. Mar. 26, 1923- "eae; 
Albert Toca, New Orleans. 


Sweer Drxig LaDy; words by Billy 
James, music by Walter W. Doyle 
for LU. Sa 5271 

© Feb.. 27, 19235 Ze. ieee 
560445; Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


SweEEr EILEEN; waltz, words and music 
by Charles F. Pietsch tof U. Su. 
| 5272 
© Mar. 3, 1923; 2c; ieee ou, 
558452; Thurston-Hoffman co., White 
Plams, Noy. 


SwEEt EMALEE; words by B. Tweedy, 

melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U.. S$. 

5273 

© 1c. Feb: 20, 1923;° 8 gate: 
Benjamin Tweedy, Lewiston, Id. 


SWEET MAMMA’S GOT NO DADDY BLUES; 
words and music by B. Smythe tof 
G53 5274 

© 1c. Mar. 29 19239: Be sei2s4- 
Billy Smythe, Louisville, Ky. 


SWEET MHMORIES; words by A. G. Mc- 
Donnell, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. a 


© 1 c. Mar. 22, 1925) 2 Seeg 7: 
Annie G. McDonnell, West Lebanon, 
Nee 

SwEET MBMOoRY; words by E. E. Fraim, 
music by E. S. §S. Huntington tof 
Si 5276 
© 1 c) Mar. 22, 197359 Bs Sse705) 

EK. E. <Fraim, - Villiseay sia 


SWEET MOTHER 0’ MINE; words by Billie 
Seeger rpseud. of H. Seegeri, music 
by Edithe Beecroft: tof U. S1 5277 

© Feb. 17, 1923-2 eet tare, 
558193: Edithe Beecroft & Hannah 
Seeger, Indianapolis. 


SWEET THOUGHTS OF YESTERDAY; words 


by A. J. Pitche, music by Geo. Graff, 
hn tom wile! Si, arr.) bya Wedge. wien 
"Beach (fof. Us Su 5278 

©. 1c Mar. 5, 1923; “ise Se0etn: 


Adrien J. Pitche, ‘Cohoes, No 


O18 


= * 
—— a eT 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5298 


SWEET VIOLET; 
Dtucksess jot U. $3 
© lc. Feb. 27, 1923; E 560378; Rob- 


ert Trucksess, Norristown, Pa. 


SWEET VIOLETS MINE; words and music 
Byer.) Chase jot U> Sa 5280 
fete. Mar. 20, 1923: EK 558673; 

C. Franklin Chase, Represa, Calif. 


SWEET YOUNG LOVABLE MAMA; words 
and melody by F. Lydell tof U. Su, 
ate by Vern Elliott tof U, 54. 5281 

(Oakec Mar. 26, 1923; — 561206; 
Frank Lydell, Los Angeles. 


Sweetest (THE) Boy; words and 
melody by J. B. Wells tof U. Sa 
5282 
ec oar, 5, £923: H 560595; 

Jerome B. Wells, Louisville. 


Sweetest (THE) MELODY OF ALL; 
words by Fizy, melody by M. 
Sotalay aud: S. Fuzy cof U. S.1, arr. 
by M. Spitalny. 5283 

©idicy Mar. 17, 1923; E 558637; 
Morris. Spitalny and Stephen Fuzy, 
Cleveland. 


SWEETHEART CAROLINE; waltz ballad, 
words and music by Dean M. Sands 
fom UW. Sa 5284. 

(Oo ivtag. 24, 1923; 2c Apr 5; E 
559146; Sands music co., East Ber- 
nard, Tex. 


SWEETHEART 0’ MINE; ballad, words by 
J. S. Raymond, music by P. Brut- 
Pine ror. WU. Sa. New York, Frank 
Harding. 5285 

foren 20) 1923; 2c. Mar, 235° 
558801; J. S. Raymond, ‘Seattle. 


Swine sonc; by FE. H. McKenney tof 
We. Sus, piano. 5286 
fopaleve Mar. 21, 1923 : 
Elema H. McKenney, Los Angeles. 


SWINGIN’ DOWN THE LANE; song fox 
trot, words by Gus Kahn, music by 
Isham Jones jof U. S. 5287 

(Oy ilar. 16.1923: 2c. Mar j17:) E 
560936; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


SwinstEaAD (Fenix) Melodie; by F. 
Swinstead tof Great Britain); piano. 
(6 pieces after Scarlatti, no. 4) 5288 

fans 229) 1923-1. Heb.’ 20; 
556470; Augener, lItd., London. 


SYMPHONIC RHAPSODY; 
land jof Great Britain); orch. pts. 


5289 
© Feb. 19; 1923; 


tec Vines. 
556697 ; Augener, ltd., London. 


FE, 558680; , 


by John Ire- 


words and music ps TAKE A LooK At MotLy; waltz song, 
279 


words by Hazel M. Lockwood, music 
by Lee. W. Lockwood jot Us; Sal: 
Orch,-atr, by Boosey & co; tof U.“Sa 
Ato.—2. Song. 5290, 5291 

© Mar. 28, Apr. 2, 1923; 2 ¢. each 
Apr.) 53> EH, 559132,-559133; Boosey & 


co., New York. :© arrangement; 


TAKE ME BACK To Boston, For I’vE cor 
THE Boston BLUES; words and music 
by Mrs. M..H. Gulesian tof U. Su 

5292 

© Febs 9 1025."2 e.. Mar. 62 5 

560686; M. H. Gulesian, Falmouth, 
Mass. 


TAKE ME TO MY LAND OF DREAMS; 
words by C. Christian, music by Geo. 
Grath jr. On. pi, ‘ark, by bheo: G, 
Beach tof U. Su 5293 

@iat celebs. 215, 1923 > 25580572 
Carol Christian, Oklahoma, Okl. 


TANEYCOMO; words and music by A. 
A. Owens: of. U. ee EN NIU OM eke 
Ritchie Robertson tof U. Si 5294 


© Mar 17, 1923; 2. ¢. ‘Mar 23 EE 
558947; Arthur A. Owens, Spring- 
field, Mo. 


Tanco (IL) BLU; serenata spagnuola, 


versi e musica di Corona of 
Italy; mand. acc. Milan, Casa edi- 
trice musicale Pierrot. 4to. 5295 


@wDec} 1. #O22= 1 ey Maz:5, 1923. 
E, 550683; Italian book co: New 
Work, 


TANTUM ERGO; Latin words, music by 
George Henschel jof Great Britain; 
chorus of six voices, and organ. 4to. 

5296. 
© Feb. 16, 1923; Tica Mia 5.2) 
556092: Augener, itd., London. 


TapapA (LA); nocturne, par Paul La- 
come, transcription pour musique 
militaire par Eug. Roux rof Francei; 
harmonie et fanfare. obl. 4to. 5297 


i pan 2261923" ive? ep. OB 


556268; HEvette & Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© transcription) 
TariocA; musical comedy, words by 


Maurice M. Korn and others, music 
by H. J. Alexander and M. M. Korn 
tof U. Si, arr. by Wm. Chas. Schoen- 
held por | Ue Sa 5298 

WOm enn 22) 1923) 2c. Mares62 
560690 ; Hyman J. Alexander, New 
York: 


319 


CATALOGUE OF 


5299 


TAUSENDUNDEINE NACHT; worte von 
Peter Herz, musik von Fredy Ray- 
mond ;Austria} op. 90. 5299 

©' Nov. 8: 10222") c KebyZamozs ; 
E 556538; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Tr Deum LAuDAMUS; twords from the 
English prayerbooki, music by J. Ker- 
shaw, tof UW... one mixed voices or uni- 


son. 4to. 5300 
©: Beb2-26, 1923 22 ee Maras, ie as 
560488; Joseph Kershaw, Ogdensburg, 


Now 


TEARS; words by C. Carey, music by 
Geo. Graff. jr. tof U. Sa New York 
World music pub. corp. 5301 

) Pebhe tS) 1923 (2 eo“ Heb. 230) 
558233; Clare Carey, Fresno, Calif. 


words by N. F. Farmer, melody by 


Herman. Dubois pseud. of Ethel 
Hisher, of Ui Su 5302 
© hss Wiens 1s T9235 30E s S60595:; 


N. French Farmer, Terre Haute, Ind. 


TEARS AND MOANS, AM OF NO USE; words 
by J. Majerowski, music by FE. S. 8. 
Huntington tof U. Sa 5303 

©. c: Mar, 22.1925. Sas707 5 
Joe Majerowski, Denver. 


Teppy; words by F. H. Birbarie, music 
by @eo. Graff, jr; tof U,) $a, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach rof U. 8. 5304 

©, Vc. Mar. 5.1923. 2560617; 
Frederick H. Birbarie, Bridgeport, 
Conn. 

TEE FALAU; Spanish dance, by Gus 


Borchard jof U. S11; 1st violin. 5305 


© 1c. Feb. 9, 1923; E 560693; 
Chris O. Anderson, Philadelphia. 


TELL ME A story; fox-trot, words by 
M. Schonberger, music by John 
Schonberger, arr. by James C. Mc- 
Gabe ToL, ee Sa5 orch. Feist ed. ie 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 27; E 
560468; . Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


TELL ME DEAR, AM I To BLAME; words 

and melody by M. Oliver tof U. S.1 

5307 

© Ave. Mar, 27,°1923. 7 S58886; 
Miles Oliver, Jersey City. 


ADE ME GYPSY, WHERE MY LOVIN’ 
DADDY’S GONE; words and melody by S. 
Williams of U. Sa, ait by, Boe@ene 
Platzaman) yom WU siou 5308 

Orie Mar, 20,- 1923) Be eokar2: 

Spencer Williams, New York. 


320 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. Ti nee wes 


TELL ME, O TELL ME MOON SINKING IN 
THE WEST; from the - musical play 
Carry on, words and music by eS. 
Drake tof U. Su 5309 


© 1 c. Mar. 5, 19733 Bsus 3- 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 
Nae 

TELL’ ME WITH THIS: WARIAZS waltz, 
words and music by G. E. Taylor 
fon Ue Sa 5310 

© 1 c. Mar, 17, 19235) aoseo0- 


G. E. Taylor, San Francisco. 


TELtInc Jesus; no. 2, collection of sacred 
songs, by Ceo: W. Bacon and others 
lof -U. 5.10 Zme. Bold 


© Nov. 2/, 1922> 2 e jane ieee. 
aff. Jan. 18; A 696069; Teachers’ 
. music pub. co., Hudson, N. C. 


TELLING LIES; fox trot, words by Al. 
Anderson, music by E. Chas. Wetzel 
por Uses 5312 

© Apr. 2, 1923202 Ape on. oe, 
559155; Wetzel-Anderson music pub. 
co:, Arthur, Ia: 


TELLO Mio! tango milonga, par C. Car- 
pentieri et G. Smet tof Francel; piano. 
S313 
© Dec, 28; 1922;)1 co Jany22.e1923; 

E 551906; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Temco; march and two step, by H. C. 
Sherman of. U.* Sap case ives Et. 
Losey rof U. $1; band. 4to. 5314 


© Mar: 7, 1923; 2 co Maree 
558454; H. C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa. 


TENDER THOUGHTS; song without words, 
by Bert R. Anthony tof U. S.1 op. 161; 
piano. 5315 

© Mar. 27, 19232) 2. Cae oi 
E 559042; Hatch music co., New York. 


TENDRE AVEU; ee intermezzo, par 
Georges Bailly tof France; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. ~ 5316 

© Dec, 31, 19223 1c) Marieeoeo 
E 556860; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


TENNESSEE; words by H. M. Coffey, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 5317 


© ie Man 
H, M., Coffey, Lizton, Wig; 


TENNESSEE (THE) SANDMAN; words by 
W..M. Murphy, music bya Ee oo: 
Huntington tof U. $1 5318 
©: bs cs“Mar.: 22, 19235 PE Saegas. 
Wm. M. Murphy, Roseville, Calif. 


1, 1923; E 560406; 


a 


=) a 


mM gees 
hy eal 
ie 
a 4 


no. 4, 1923 


TERENCE O’ReEILy; novelty song, words 
and music by Luther Buchanan tof 
Wiss Los Angeles, Calif., . Luther 
Buchanan music pub. co. 5319 

joy iar- J 19232) 2-c.. Mar. 10; E 
558466; Luther Buchanan, Los An- 
geles. 


‘TERKISH BULCGARISH; 

seuwartz rot U. 84 

meopaerce iar. 30, 1923-E. 561271; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


melody, by A. 
5320 


‘THAT BROWN O-MINE; words and music 

Hae Morsey rot U.S. Sheed! 

erie Mar 26, 1923 EF 561205; 
Thomas Andrew Dorsey, Chicago. 


‘THAT DEAR IRISH MOTHER OF MINE; 
words by L. A. Mallow, music by 
Pass oo riuntmeton jot U. Si 

5322 
hommes Mar 27. 1923'- EF, 558687; 
Lewis Alvin Mallow, Stockton, Calif. 


‘THAT DEAR SWEET MOTHER OF MINE; 
words by A. H. Babcock, music by 
Earl James Paull tof U. Sa 1Photo- 
stat) 5aco 

rae War. 24, 1923: B 558834 + 
Amos Herman Babcock, Detroit. 


"THAT ETERNAL WALTZ; melody by J: kk 
Kederer rot VU. Sa 5324 

manemiie. Mar. 22.1923. H 558782: 
John J. Lederer, Baltimore. 


“THAT FAMILIAR STRAIN; words by Mabel 
_. Marshall, melody by J. E. Aldridge 
cof U. $3 5025 
(el. trie: Mar. 14, 1923: E, 560868; 
James Elleswerth Aldridge, New 
York. 


“THAY FIFTY MILLION 
words by W. W. Massingill, melody 
by Herman Dubois rtpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Sa 5326 


Opes Wias 22." 1923's BY 558778" 
W. W. Massingill, Lake Charles, La. 


“THAT GOOD NIGHT KISS; words by AI- 
fred Hall and Maxwell Klein, melody 
mane. J. Sinnine tot Us Si 5327 

Critic a War. ® 22011923 2H; 5587802 
Chas. John Sinning, Brooklyn. 

“THAT HAUNTING MELODY: words and 

music by LE. .W. Fromme tot U, Sa 

5328 

© Heb 2401995" 2" es" Mare: 32 6B 

558437; Lloyd W. Fromme, Durant, 

da; 


DOLLAR SMILE;’ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5338 


THAT IS wHY I AM WAITING FOR YOU; 
words and melody by A. Poliseno tof 
UF Sa, ark by Arnold ; 2. lax, ‘tof 
we Sa 5329 

© <1" cs, Mar 1Z,) 1923-3 560833: 
Anthony Poliseno, ‘Silush, NN aN ok 


THAT LOVELY MELODY, PLAY IT AGAIN: 
. fox trot, by Arthur Donaldson tof 
Great Britain; piano, with words. 


5330 

© Feby (23. 1923; 1 c./ Mar... 92 E 

556795; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


THAT OLD VIOLIN; words and melody 
by J. B. Wells of U. Sa 5331 


© ve: Reb. 26," 1923: 560594* 
Jerome B. Wells, Louisville. 


THATS wuHy I pon’? WANT WAR; words 
by B. M. Woodall, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington tof U. Sy 5oo2 


©) fc: Mar. 22,1923: E 558697 - 
Bessie M. Woodall, La Clede, Ill. 


THAT SOOTHING SAXOPHONE SONG, 
TODDLE DOODLE DOO; words and music 
by Edward C. Barroll, arr. by Geo. 
J. Trinkaus tof U- Sj 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, no. 1584, 15Ba ny ils 
Female voices.—2. Mixed voices. 


9333, 5334 


© Mar. 8, 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 16: 
E 560912, 560913; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment) 


THAT SWEETIE OF MINE; words by W. J. 
Bryant, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa New York, World music pub. 

* corp. 5335 


©) Hebe. 1919252 co Beh: 23. 
558235; Wm. |. Bryant, Los Angeles. 


THAT SYNCOPATED MELODY; words and 
music by J. Anderson tof U. S. 
5336 


©) Mar (225, 19232 2c Mario28- 
558933 ; Johnnie Anderson, Los An- 
geles. 


THAT TEASING SQUEEZING MAN; words 
and melody by Edgar Dowell of 
Sri atec22 by! John. Ricketts! tot 
RES4 5337 

Oi bles vAmes 5.) 1923". is  SSorla: 
Bob Harris, New "York. 


THAT WONDERFUL DREAMYLAND WALTZ; 
words by W. Riddell, music by Geo. 
Cram x. tor ,W: So. arr’ by “Dheos. 
Beach rof U. Si 5338 


OV wen Mars 5, 1923 E 560619 ; 
Walter Riddell, Los Angeles. 


o2l 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5339 


THAT WONDERFUL MOTHER: OF MINE; 
duet, words by Clyde Hager, music 
by Walter Goodwin tof U. S.; ten. 
and baritone, in B flat. 5339 

© Mar. 22, 1923-2 ca7 Mam 30 ; 
FE. 561289; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


THEME, VARIATIONS AND: FUGUE; by G. 
W.) Chadwick voi. UU. Sayieaeean: 
(Boston music company edition no. 
90) 5340 

©? Mar. 9, “1923 22. c Mate 92: os 
560797; Boston music co., New York. 


THEN ONE MORE; or, Uh, huh, here’s 
how, fox trot, words and music by 
eae By oiler jots U.S 

ake City, Utah, Elmer M. North 
pub. co. 5341 

(GO: Mia 24 O23=~ 2 re,- pup nas 
559148; Elmer M. North, Salt Lake 
City. 


THERE IS JUST TO-NIGHT; words and 

miisic .by Jim Muaschler jot ,.U. Sa 

5342 

© Péb. 10; 192320, ew. 17 5B, 
558162; Capitol music co., Seattle. 


THERE IS ONE HEART THAT ACHES FOR 
ME SOMEWHERE; words by L. H. Le- 
clair, melody by Arnold T. Lax tof 
Uy 34 5343 

@ 1c. Mar. 5, 1923; E 560648; 
Louis H. Leclair, Dodgeville, Mass. 


THERE'S A KISS THAT’S WAITING; mel- 
ody by W. B. Edmonds rof U. Su. 
5344 
© silo; Mar. 27 19225 53) Soe: 
William Brown Edmonds, New 
York. ; 


THERES A LAND OF HAPPINESS; from 
the musical play Carry on, words 
and music by D. S. Drake tof are 


-© 1c. Mar. 5, 1923; E 560644; 
Dorothy Sussdorff Drake, Oakland, 
Nea: 

THERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF DIXIE IN YOU; 
words and melody by L. Darling tof 
Desa 5346 

Oily Caper. 5) tOZoe EL 
Lake Darling, Hollywood, Calif. 


THERE'S NO USE, | CAN'T FORGET YOU; 
‘words and music by M. FE. Gordon 
rof Canadai, arr. by John Mullins tof 


Weis." 5347 

© Tc, Mar) 12) 19235 5eves0); 
Mamie Ewen Gordon, Montreal, 
Canada. 


ou 


Salt | 


pt. 111,n.s.,v. 18 


THEY cruciriED Him; words selected 
from the Gospels, music by J. B. 
Herbert tof U. Si (In Seripture 
songs ) 5348 

© Jan.. 18, 1923;°2%e eh 23; 
saat J. B. Herbert, Monméuth, 


THINK OF ME; words and music by Al 
Eldridge tof U. S. 5349 


© Feb. 26, 1923. Dice Miami E 
560441; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


—— words by W. J. Houlihan, music 
by Geo, Graff, jr. of U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Sj 5350 


©) 1c, Mar. 5, 1923; E 560607; 
W. J. Houlihan, Watertown, N. Y. 


THINK OF ME WITH KINDNESS; words 
and melody by L. R. Ayers {of 
NN SE 51 

© 1 c, Mat. 2 1023; Bsseaze: 
em Richard Ayers, Fitzsimons, 
ol. 


TItIs DRY LAND; words by L. B. Par- 
sons, music by Geo. Graff, jr. of 
U. Si New York, World music - 
pub. corp. 5352 

© Feb. 19, 1923. 2°e Fenaese & 
958225; L. Birdsey Parsons, Sandy 
Hook, Conn. 


THIS FREEDOM; words by Harold Mer- 
edith, music by H. M. Tennent of 
Great Britain; (Staff and _ tonic 
sol-fa notations) 5353 


© Mar. 5, 19232 ie Mies aoe 
556790; B. Feldman & co., London. 


Tuomas (CHArtEs Lours Amsrorse) 
Overture to the opera Raymond; the 
secret of the queen, by A. Thomas, 
arr. by Tom Clark tof U. $4; orch. 
with piano conductor. (Miscellany, 
mo, 133) 5354 

© Mar. 5, 1923; 2 c Mar. 9: E 
560775; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


THOSE STYLISH BLUES; words by C. M. 
King, music by Glen Snelgrave tof 
ee 5 

© Feb. 24, 1923:°2 ic) Maa) 
ae Carrie May King, New Or- 
eans. 


Pe) 


THOUGH UM ONLY A TINY LITTLE GIRL > 
words by W. A. Baird, music by E. 
©. ©. dluntineton, 7of Ul Si wsaoe 

Ow lac Mar. 22, 1923; E 558718; 
W. A. Baird, Regina, Canada. 


2 


no. 4, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5376 


valse lente, by 
tof England); 
5357 


THOUGHTS IN A GARDEN; 
Sidney J. Hatchard 
_ piano. 
ieee. 13. 1923; 1c. Mar. 25 & 
556647; G. R. Peacock, London. 


THOUGHTS OF LONG AGO; words and 
gmsic by .. Taylor tof U. S.1, arr. 
by Fred’k M. Davidson. 4to. 5358 

Pen: 26, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 26; .E 
558302; Franklin Taylor, Brooklyn. 


THREE IS A CROWD; fox trot, words and 
music by W. Boyd tof U. Su. 5359 


mere Mar. 29. 1923; & 561268; 
Wyneberry Boyd, Washington. 


THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING; waltz, 
with chimes effect, by Julian Robledo 


fof England), transcription by Lee 
Orean Smith wof U. Si; violin and 
piano. . 5360 

ie ag et 1925; 2 c. Mar. 22; 


E 557022; West’s, Itd., London. 


‘THROUGH FIRE AND WATER; when a sailor 
goes a-wooing, words by Bdyle Law- 
rence, music by Raymord Loughbor- 
ough jof Great Britain) 4to. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 5361 


(eben 7, 1023. 1. c. Feb: 27; -E 
556531; Lawrence & Loughborough, 
London. 


THRU. THE NITE OF LONGING; words and 
music by F. Cloutier tof U. Si 5362 
mpspm 2..1993> 52 ¢. Apr. 53-5 
559152; Frank Cloutier, Minot, N. D. 


_ THY BROTHER CALLS TO THEE; words by 
Joseph F. Berry, music | by S. B. Jack- 
Gen jor WS). 5363 


(os Mar. 429, 1923-2 :c. Mar: 19; 
FE, 560981; Chas H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


TipEs; words by John Pride, music by. 


Martin Shaw rof Great Britain) 5364 


eres 15, 1923-he. Feb: 16; E 
556738; J. B. Cramer & co. Itd., Lon- 
don. 


‘ ‘TIEMPO D'AMMORE; versi di G. Tetamo, 
musica di F. Pugliese tof Italy; mand. 


fec.e Naples, F. Bidéri. 4to. 5365 
Meare 1, 1923" 1 ce Mar. 282. EK 
557055; Italian book co., New York. 
TILL THEN; ballad, words and music 


by P. Haeussler tof U. Sa 5366 
fe ieee Mare 2 1023; i 558381: 
Paul Haeussler, Brooklyn, 


Tip tor; words by B. F. Strand, melody 
by Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Si 5367 


1413—23—_8 


©. 'f «Mar 221928". 558773 
Bessie F. Strand, Milaca, Minn. 


TirED (THE) TRAVLIN’ BLUES; words by 
Alexander Robinson, music by J. 
Blythe and Lucille. Prince tof U. Su, 
arr. by Blythe. 5368 

Ch doc. Feber 1925's B. 558507 
James Blythe, Chicago. 


"Tis His to LEAD MB ALL THE WAY; 
words and music by R. Sewell tof 
U.S. Chicago, sh tes service. 5369 


© Mar. 24, 1923: 2 c. Apr. 5: E 
559138; Ruby Sewell, Ai 


sre ieara words by Irvine P. Hodge, 
music by C. R. Hodge fof U.S; 5370 
(CO) hes, Marg 3, 923i. HS 58087 = 

C. R. Hodge, Orlando, Fla. 


To A GOLDEN HAIRED GIRL; words by 
Vachel Lindsay, music by O. G. Son- 


neck fof U. S..op. 19, no. 8: (Studies 
in song) 5371 
© Apa 4;.1993; 2! Ape o5e 


559096 ; Composer’ S music corp., New 
York. 


To A LITTLE CHILD; words by Mary L. 
Chapin, music by William Reddick of 
U. Sa; sop: 1, 2 and-alto. Ate... 5372 

© Mar. 29, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 30; 
FE, 561315; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New 
York. 


To Him ALL POWER; Faster anthem, 
words from the Bi We music by Caich 
Simper tof Great Britain); mixed 
voices, organ acc. 4to. 5373 


Or jane 31) 1923; be Ber) Seok 
556520; A. Weeks & co., Itd., London. 


To MY MOTHER; words by N. ao 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. fof U Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof U. Si 5374 


Gy lc. Mas 5. 1923;> EF 560590 - 
Nellie Evans, Wichita. 


To THE FLOWER OF ARABIA, TO YOU AND 
ONLY you, CLOEMINE; words by H. V. 
Adams, melody by “Herman Dubois 
[pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S1 5375 

© 1 c. Mar. 12; 1923: E 560823: 
Herman V. Adams, Blanchisseuse, 
Trinidad, B. W. I. 


To THE STARS; words and music by 
DE. Radford tof Uy Sa— 5376 


© 1c. Mar. 21, 1923: E 561109: 
Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


999 
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“pt, Lee 16 


ToccatIna; by Felix Swinstead tof Great 
Britain}; piano. (6 pieces after Scar- 
latti, no. 6) 5377 

© Jan. 29, 1923; 41 cc.- Mena 20 ae, 
556468; Augener, Itd., London. 


ToppLIN’ BLUES; melody by D. J. La- 

Rocca tok U.S. 5378 

© 1c. Feb. -9,; (19235; E 560295; 
Dey: LaRocca, New York. 


Touzi; one step, par R. Géliot tot 
France); orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 53 


© Jan sly 1923. dl ew ebe 0, i, 
556438; Robert Géliot, Paris. 


ToMMY, THE WHISTLER; from The co- 
optimists, words and music by Ernest 
Melvin tof England; low key, E 
minor. 5380 

Heb. 2 We25 Ac Reb to. 
556394; Dix, Itd., London. 


Too MANY SWEETHEARTS ; words and 
music by I. Berlin tof UWeS3 5381 
© Mar. 23, 1923; 2c. Mar. 24; EF 
558849: Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


words by Alfred Bryan and Ray- 
mond B. Egan, music by Richard A. 
Whiting tof U. Sa 5382 

© Mar. 29, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 30; E 
561280; Jerome H. Remick & co. New 
York. 


TOODLE-OODLE-OODLE-OODLE-00; fox trot, 
words by Ronald Jeans, music by 
Philip Braham tof England) 5383 

©: Feb. 28,1923 a) we Mar. Ts FE, 
556775: Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. 


Tor (THE) 0 THE WORLD WITH YOU, 
words by Wm. M. Creakbaum, music 
by Ll. B., Mattox jot 0-5, acc. by 
Vern Elliott tof U. 5.1 5 

©! tec, “Heby 25; 1923; 1B. 058309 3 


Lorna Brown Mattox, Pasadena, Calif. 


TORNA A MARECHIARO; versi di-S. Di 
Giacomo, musica di EF. A. Mario tof 
Italy}; mand. acc. (Piedigrotta 1922) 

5385 
@® Dec. I, 19225)1.€ Feb. Bi I esye 
E, 556162; Italian book co., New York. 


Traits; fox trot, words by Louis Press, 
music by D. Carrozzini tof Italy, domi- 


ciled at New York 5386 | 


@it ic Beb- 20; 19235 558176; 
Dante Carrozzini, New York. 


j24 


TREATMENT . vocal fox-trot, words and 
music by Edith M. Baird rof England) 
5387 
© Dec. 23, 1922+ 4 chien a 1925 - 

E 556534; Wilford, Itd., London. 


TREES; words by Joyce Kilmer, music 
by Frank. FE. Tours of Uo seh 
voice. 5388 

© Mar. 31° 19235"°3 tees 
559039; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New 
York. 


TRIFLIN’ BLUES; words and melody by 
Porter Grainger and Bob Ricketts tof 
U. 3.1, arr. by, Be iekeres: 5389 

© 1c. Mar. 19, 1923- "8, 5600949: 
Zipf music pub. co., New York. 


TRIONFO DELL,INNOCENZA; pietosa leg- 
genda romantica parole tratte dall’ 
autore dai poeti Dante, Rapisardi et 
al, musica di RR, Calabromiereiraly, 
domiciled at Los Angeles) 5390 

© Feb. 20, 1923 2icy Wier 
560552; Rocco Calabro, Los Angeles. 


TRIONFO FASCISTA: marcia, by |S. Guit- 
tari tof Italy, domiciled at New York; 
piano. 5391 

© 1c. Feb) 28, 1923-3 asso 50: 
Salvatore Guittari, New York. 


TRIP-IT WALTZ: by Julia Hoximaieevon ; 
piano. (Descriptive pianoforte pieces 
for children) 5392 

© Mar. 31, 192332 coi vee 
561319; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 


TRIPPING; melody by M. M. Meyer tof 
we So 5393 


© 1 c.-' Feb.) 20) 1923s 
Matthew M. Meyer, New York. 


TRIPPING THROUGH THE MEADOWS; by 
Ethel Mundhenke tof U. S.1; piano. 
(Summer fancies) ! 5394 

©: Mar. 27, 1923 2 comers 
559041; Hatch music co., New York. 


TriuMPH (THE) OF DEATH; sonnet by 
William Shakespeare, music by Chris. 
M. Edmunds tof Great Britain; men’s - 
voices. 4to. (Choral album y-no. 
1332) 5395 

© Jan: 28; 1923- Ic) Bepeeon] B, 
556362; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


TRIUMPH (THE) OF THR CROSS; words 
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by 
Henry P. Morton tof U. S.1 5396 
© Mar, 29, 1923° 2 co Mario 
561032; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 5413 
TROIS ORFEVRES A LAreon, rors) iui: iCA) 2) words’; by “W. Geiling, 
shimmy, par G. Lorette, arr. par G. melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Smet tof France); piano. Paris, Al- Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 5405 
mar-Margis, 5397 © 1 c. Mar. 22, 1923; E 558779; 


meee. 25, 1922-1 co Jan. 22, 1923; 
E 551880; G. Lorette, Paris. (© ar- 
rangement) 


‘TRUE LOVE'S DAWNING; 
Crm music: by J. EF. Roberts 
NS 
co. 

metas. 18, 1923: 2c. Mar. 24: EF 
558830; Grace M. Craig, Lee Hall, Va. 


tof 


Trust, TRY AND PROVE ME; words and 
music by *Lida Shivers Leech tof 
S.1 5399 
eewlae 29)1923-2 c. Mar..19; # 
560990; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


TRYING TO FORGET; words by Jack Yel- 
len, music by A. Olman jof U. Su. 
5400 
(eenias. 3, 1923; 2 c, Mar. 5: E 
560550 ; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, 
inc., New York, 


TscHATKowskyY (PETER InjrtcH) 
Come, come singing; two-part cho- 
rus, words by Edward Oxenford, 
music by P. Tschaikowsky, arr. by 


Alfred J. Silver tof Englandi; wo- 


men’s voices, Fischered. (Choruses 
in octavo form, no. 5240) 5401 
ie ape > 2.1923: 2 c.-Apr: 4;.E 


561393; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangement 


Pathetic symphony; second move- 
ment, by Tschaikowsky, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz: jof U. Sa, played by 


Mary Angell. (Solo carola hand 
played record, no. 74748) (Music 
roll; 5402 


he 20, 19232 ex: Mary 5545 


558394: Cable co., Chicago. © edit- 
ing) 
TSEN BRIDER (Ten brothers); English 


version by Constance Ramsay Gid- 
eon, music arr. by Henry Gideon tof 
U. Si (mn From the cradle to the 
chuppe, v. 2) 5403 

ering 23) 1923-2 ¢. Mar. 26°" E 
561224; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


..Tu vVERRAS MontMARTRE! chanson 
populaire, paroles de Lucien Boyer, 
musique de Ch. Borel-Clerc tof 
France) 5404 

Cee 281027 enl cyan. 22: 1923. 
E 551881; Ch. Borel-Clerc, Paris. 


words by G. M. }. 


New York, Manhattan ae 
3 


Wayne Geiling, Villa Grove, Ill. 


TURN THE ALARM CLOCK OFF; words 
and music by Gale Adams 1. e. W. 
Adams (or -U2.S4 5406 


© 1c. Mar. 17, 1923: E 560934: 
ee tae Gale Adams, Berkeley, 
ali 


TURNER-MALEY (FLORENCE) Ten tiny 
songs of fantasy; cycle of songs, 
words by Mattie Lee MHausgen, 
music by F. Turner-Maley tof U. S. 

5407 

©) Nowy 16,1922 2c. and all. Jan, 

15, 1923; A 695461; Oliver Ditson 
co., Boston. 


Tut, Tut, Tut; words by Bob Sloane 
ti. ec. Robert C. Sloane}, melody by 
F. B. Winegar, jr. tof U. Si 5408 

@Oel ce Mar i26; 1923's «By 561209 
Frank B. Winegar, jr., Philadelphia. 


Luror tot KING’ PHARAOH © Tut: 
ANKH-AMEN; words by J. Owen Ely 
and J. W. Johnson, music by Marion 
he Waster tor: Uke Sr 5409 

©) le. Mars - 26," 1923°" b 561260: 
J. Will Johnson, Chicago. 


Tut-ANKH-AMEN; oriental fox trot, 
words by Frederick H. Martens, 
melody by A. Maloof tof U. Sa 

5410 
© ic. Mar? «3; -19235> * 500514- 
Alexander Maloof, Brooklyn. 


——vwords by Charlie Harrison, music 
by Spencer Williams rof U. ae 
All 


© MMasg.-17,; 1923-206. Mar. 19-05; 


560976; Ted Browne music co., Chi- 
cago. 
TuT-ANKH-AMEN BLUES; fox _ trot, 


words and melody by E. A. Priebe 

(os UL Su 5412 
Gr ly cx Mar. 0275, 1923258 5588605 

Ernest A. Priebe, Meriden, Conn. 


Tut-ANKH-AMON; a Tut trot, words 

and music by L. Van Valkenburg rof 

SESH 5413 

© 1c Mar. 28, 1923; E 558938; 

Laurena Van Valkenburg, Morris, 
Ne Ys 


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5414 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


TUTENKHAMUN’S RESURRECTION; fox 
trot, words and music by M. Laza- 
rus of Canadai, arr. by Otto Cro- 
hurst (ot. Usi5. 5414 

©; 1c. Mar. 17, 1923; Hessses9: 


Maurice Lazarus, Seattle. 


Tuts Foxy Fox Trot; words by S. F. 
Hartley, music by T. H. Allpress tof 
URS 5415 

© 1: (Maz, 22) ‘192d: FB -558797 ; 
S. Francis Hartley and Thomas H. 
Allpress, Chicago. 


Turtl AL BALLO; polka, by Louis Can- 

oro fof U. Si; instrumental. 5416 

©: iy Gi Mar. 2 102351: Selloe: 
Ernesto Rossi, New York. 


TWILIGHT BRINGS MEMORIES OF YOU; 
words by Mrs. Billie Richardson, 
music by J. Ludwig Frank tof U.S. 

5417 
© 1 c. Mar. 12, 1923; EB 560828; 

Jennie Gross Richardson, Charles- 

ton, W. Va. 


TwiILIcHt Glow; waltz, words by Eu- 
gene Pillot, music by B. Far- 
“thine ior Io. 5418 

© teh eb, 26,°992357 By S58315; 
Carrie Belle Farthing, Houston. 


TwiLicht on THE Nite; words by Jack 
Frest, music by Bert Grant tof By mC 
© Feb. 27, 19235 Ze, Mar. 25.8 
560446: Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Two cosy cHarrs; words by Fred. . 
Weatherly cof Great Britaim, music 
by Barbara Melville Hope tof Great 
Britain) 5420 

© Feb. 28 19235 Pc. Mar, 28; E 
557105: Boosey & co., London. (© 


new text] 


Two DEEP BLUE BYES; waltz song, words 
and music by F. G. Eisley tof U. $.1, 
arr. by Archibald Morrison tof U. 5.1 
tPhotostat 5421 

©) bic. Mat. 251923; 2 558372; 
Frederick Glen Eisley, Palmyra, N. J. 


Two CIRLS—TWO- WwoRLDS; words and 
music by Marion Wallace Blanchard 
fof "U. Sa Chicago, ‘Lesser Trmity 
pub. co. 5422 

@ Feb: 10) 19235" 2c bs al7 5 
558427: George Hoover, Altoona, Pa. 


TZzIGANI; one step, versi e musica di R. 
Corona tof Italy; mand. acc. Milan, 


Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 4to. 
aK 5423 


© Dec. 1, 1922; 1 eta 1983 - 
E, 556685; Italian book co., New York. 


UM ACHT. BEGINNT DIE NACHT; bum- 
melstep, einlage in der operette, Die 
blaue mazur, worte von Artur Rebner, 
musik von Franz Lehar tof Austriai 

5424 

© Aug. 7, 1921; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 

F, 556550; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


UncLE SAMMY AT THE PIANO; by Clar- 

ence Gaskill tof U. S13 piano. 5425 

© Feb: 26, 1923* 2 ¢. Mate. & 
560437; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


UNDER SUNNY SKIES; by M. L. Preston 
rof U. S.1 3) pine ye 5426 
© Mar. 3, 1923 2c Wie e 
nae Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


UNDER THE SARVICR TREE; words by 
N. B. Geilheim, music by Jack Martin 
tof U. Sa - New York, \ Manhattan 
music co. 5427 


© Feb. 25, 19235 20cikiemaens ; 
ce Nell B. Geilheim, Howell, 
ich. 


UNDER THE SWAYING BOUGHS; by Mari 
Paldi tof U. Say) pane. ( Omaoor 
play) 5428 

©) Mar. -17,) 1923 2 “ee Wie 20) 
FE, 558739; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


UNION victory; waltz, by W. S. Reese 
tof U..Sa> pirate: 5429 
© Mar: 14, 1925:"2 ce Weare. Ee 
559011; W. S. Reese, Blossburg, Pa. 


Untgus VOICE TRAINING STUDIES; by 
W. P. Schilling tof U. Sa; high. 5430 
© Feb. 21, 1923: 2 > enrages 
558303; William P. Schilling, New 
York. 


U. S: Beues, wordsebya Whitt, music 

by. H. Richard: tot Ue ta 5431 

© 1c. Mar: 8, 1923:0% ‘segs - 
Louella Whitt, Malvern, Ia. 


UNTER YANKELE’S VIGELE (By the cradle 
of Yankele) ; English version by Con- 
stance Ramsay Gideon, music arr. by 
Henry Gideon tof U. Si (in From 
the cradle to the chuppe, v. 1) 5432 

© Mar. °23, 1923. 2c) Man Zee. 

. 561228; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 


UNTIL MY LUCK COMES ROLLING ALONG; 
from Little Nellie Kelly, words and 
music by Geo. M, Cohan, arr. by Geo 


326 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 
se | 


5455 


| 
ie tsimkaus jot U. S.13.mixed voices. 
4to. (Witmark edition, no. 1621) 5433 
Mm eMac: 8, 1923:;.2 c. Mar. 16: E 
560908; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York, «© new arrangement} 


Va ... CHEMINEAU; paroles et musique 

de Nova Barelli tof France) 5434 

urea vi0) 1923; 1 ¢, Mat 13; E 
556870; Evette & Schaffer, Paris. 


Vale (THE) OF PRAYER; words by E. 
Lenore Harpster, music by F. B. De 
Leone tof U. Su 5435 

‘omeribe |, 2923; 2''c; Mar, 35%, 
560585; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


VALLEY OF MY DREAMS; words by B. 
Arata, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S. 5436 


ogee Mar, 1, 1923- E 560401; 
Bert Arata, Fresno, Calif. 


VALSE (LA) AIMEE; valse lente, 


par 
Paul Steck tof France; op. 30; orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 5437 

Gera ot 1923 1 c. Feb 10; E 
556441; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. 


VALSE AMABILE; by Ella Marion Sexton 


Or Ue Six plano. 5438 

@ Mier, 24, 1925: 02 co Mar. - 27, 
EF 561218; Schroeder & Gunther, 
New York. 


VALSE BRILLANTE IN EF rLat; by Homer 
Grunn tof U. S.1; piano. 5439 
eich Zo 19232. Bebi 27° 
560482: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
VALSE COURANTE; by Norman Leigh tof 
Wes): piano. 5440 
fopmtan: 20. 1925-2 ¢. Mars sank 
560545; Walter Jacobs, inc:, Boston. 


VALSE JESSICA; by Walter Rolfe tof 
i Se piano: 5441 


(Oe wien. 591925: ) 2 \c)<Mar. 73 
558423; Hatch music co., New York. 


PV ADSE aa eee by Jane Munn Spear 


ron. S.4; prano. 5442 


© hae Dy OZ8eae @ lar: 7: 
558421; Hatch music co., New York. 


VALSE LE PRINTEMPS (Springtime 
waltz) ; by E. S. Wertheim (of Urisa 
1. Arr. by ‘Albert Livsey tof U. Si; 
piano.—2. Arr. by Chas. Heinzinger 
(of. Sag Sa; piano and oa : 

, 5444 


Oya c jeden Mars 15. ste FE 
558599, 558600; Ernest S. Wertheim, 
Elmhurst, N. Y. 


VALSE REVER; de Louis Gregh, arr. par 


S. Chapelier tof Francei; orch. avec 
piano-conducteur. 4to. 5445 
@) Jan. 12, 1925 at e7 Beb, Oe 


556256; Rouart Lerolle et cie., 
(© arrangement) 


Paris. 


VALSK SANS NOM; hésitation, par Al- 
fredo Barbirolli tof Italyi; piano. 


5446 
©) ‘Dee: 28,. 192251 e Jan..22,, 19235 
E 551890; Delrieu fréres, Nice, ° 
France. 


VALSE-VOCALISES; a l’usage des cours de 
Chant, pac #..C. ‘Grassi’ tofs France} 
A. Pour sop. et mezzo-sop—B. Pour 
mezzo-sop. et contralto. 5447, 5448 


) Dec 14, 1922: 1c. each: Jane 22; 
1923; E 551892, 551893; Heugel, Paris. 


VAMP ME, AND I’LL vAMP YOU; fox trot, 
words and music by Byron Gay tof 
U. Si Rev. ed. 5449 

©) Maa e2. 192852 6. tiMasg: 30 5 
558384; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


VAMPING SAL, THE SHEBA OF GEORGIA; 
fox trot, by Lew Pollack, arr. by Geo. 
f. Trinkhaus tof U. Soy orehg in pC: 
Ato. 5450 


© Mar), 8 1023) 2c Mae: Mies Ey 


560907; M. Witmark’s & sons, New 
York. © = new arrangement) 
VAMPIRE (THE) BLUES; words and 


jnusie by 1D. . Brown iof QU 45h,cart. 
by Vern Elliott tof U. Sa 5451 

1c Heb, (26, “1923. EF 558310): 
Dale E. Brown, Long Beach, Calif. 


VANITA; valzer, versi e musica di-R. 
Corona of Italy; mand. acc. Mulan, 
Casa editrice musicale Pierrot. 4to. 

5452 


Decor hk, .1932>' A fee Mar. 5) 1923" 
~ FE, 556686; Italian book co., New York. 


VECCHIO MINUETTO (An oldentime min- 
uet); by. Redento Zardo tof Italy; 
piano. = 458 


© Mar. 10,1923" 2c, Mar. 15 3% 
598907; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


VEILLER DE Noi; par E. Rey-Andreu 
tof France); quatuor a cordes et 
harpe, ou piano a défaut. 4to. 5454 


@Oce 20), 1922 <1 c.fan, 9; 19233: 
550025." Ch." Wavet, Paris. 


VENDETTA E N’NAMMURATO: versi di 
Pasquale Cicculli, musica di Gennaro 
Quaranta tof Italy; mand. acc.) 4to. 

5455 


AO) eS) | 192392. ic. Ja. lies 
560293; Pasquale Cicculli, New York. 


O20 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5456 


VERS LES BOIS, VERS LES CHAMPS; Six 
petites pieces, par Maurice Pesse rof 
France}; piano. Contents: 1. L’eau 
courante—2. A la fontaine—3. Sous 
les futaies—4. A I orée du village.— 
5. Chanson mélancolique-—6. Dans la 
joie du retour. 5456 


©) Wide; 21; T9271 ve. am eee oes: 
E 551904; Durand et cie., Paris. 


VERTIGE; fox-trot-blues, par Dardany rof 

France) ; piano. 5457 

(©) Jano hoe 5s see, ep, 210 
556436; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


VESPER BELLS; by Edwin H. Lemare 
tof England, domiciled at Portland, 
Me.1; organ with chimes. (/n Twelve 
short improvisations, bk. 2, no. 2) 

. 5458 


(© Dee: 19) 1977." 2 ec. Fan, 26-11023" 
FE 555469; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


VESPER HYMN; words by Lillian C. 


Pitcher, music by Philip James of 
U. Si 8vo. (Supplementary hymn, 
no. 21) 5459 


), Mar 26; 19233127 eae os = ie 
558882; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


VESPER (THE) HYMN; words by Tom 
Moore, music arr. by Flora Wood- 
man of Great Britain) 5460 


©)"Feb.323, 42923- F ce. Mar 428: 5 
557101; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement] 


VESPERS IN HONOR OF THE BLESSED VIR- 
cIN Mary; Gregorian chant, includ- 
ing the four great antiphons, simple 
version, Latin words, music from 
the Vatican antiphonale, transcribed 
and harmonized by N. A. Montani 
tof U. S11; chorus of mixed voices. 
Philadelphia, St. Gregory = guild. 
12mo. (Complete vespers in honor 
of the blessed Virgin Mary, no. 276) 

5461 

© Dec. 10, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 20, 1923; 

FE, 558166; Nicola A. Montani, Phila- 
delphia. 


VETERAN BLUES; words by E. P. Dolan, 
music by JB. S: 04 Huntington ot 
S.1 5462 
Ox) ci Miar+ Shy 1923,057558991 ; 

E. P. Dolan, Emporium, Pa. 


Via (LA) DELLA FINESTRA; commedia 
musicale, in due atti, di Guiseppe 
Adami (of Italyi, musica di Riccardo 


Zandonai of. ltalyig 4 canto. “en pt: 
Edizioni Ricordi. ;New condensed 
ed.j 5463 


© Mar. 5,1923s0l “ex Maro; Ds) 


26418; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


pt. igarssyv. 18 


VIOLETS; unison song, words by J. 
Moultrie, music by George. Rathbone 
rof England; 4to, (School music 
review, Feb., 1923) 5464 


© Feb. 15, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 16; E 


556371; Novello & co., ltd., London. 
VIOLETTA; valse petite, by Herbert 
Ralph Ward (of “US oaemiano. 
(Miniatures) 5465 


© Apr. 6, 1923; 2 cine. e, 


561557; Theo, Presser ¢o. 5. Phila- 
delphia. 

VIRGIN’ Ss wee HOPE; words and 
music by J. B. Wells tof U. Si 5466 


©. Ie Feu 19, 1923; 500050 : 
Jerome B. Wells, Louisville, Ky. 


VISION D'AMOUR; wer weiss, wie lang 
die liebe wahrt, boston pathétique, 
worte von Peter Herz, musik yon 
Hans Duval-Diamant rof Austria) 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556614; Drei-masken verlag, a. sg., 
Berlin. 


Vision (THE) MAKES ME LOVE HIM; 
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music 
by Chas. H, Gabriel, jr. tof U. Sa 

5468 
© Mar. 29,1923: 27a ieee... B, 

561022; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Voc& ME ACABA; samba, par G. Smet 
tof France}; piano. (Sambas brésil- 
iennes) 5469 

© Dec. 31,1922: 1 ce mene 925 ; 
E, 556284; G. Lorette, Paris. 


Voice (Tue) I’vE HEARD; words by A. 
L. Traverse, music by J. F. Roberts 


tof Us. Sa New Yoruriee an- 
hattan music co. 5470 
© Feb. 24, 1923; 2 c. Feb. 26; E 


558280; Albert L. Traverse, Camp- 
bellton, N. B., Canada. 


Voice (THE) IN MY HEART; from Lit- 
tle Nellie Kelly, words and music by 
-Geo. M. Cohan, arr. by Geo. J. Trink- 


aus pof U. S. 4to. (Witmark edi- 
tion, no. 1616, 1618) 1. Male 
voices.—2. Mixed voices. 5471, 5472 


© Mat. 17, 19235. 26 eaeie wor. 
26; EF, 561156, 561157; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. (© arrangement} 


Vorce (A) WITH A SMILE; words by 
Louis Breau and Chas. Tobias, mel- 
ody by Fred Hoff tof U. S$. 5473 

© 1 c. Ape, 3; 1923; He5o0s4; 
Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 


328 


\ 


no. 4, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


SAO 


Voices: words by Witter Bynner, 
music by O. G. Sonneck tof U. Sa 
op. 19, no. 9. (Studies in ne) 


rans. 4 1923. 2 c Apr. 55. 
559097; Composer’s music corp., New 
York. 


VoICES OF NATURE; words by Byron 
Morgan, music by M. M. Mosher :of 

a 5475 
fete. 15. 1923; 2c. Mar. 12:5 


558495 ; Mary Morgan Mosher, New 
York. 


VoLUNTEER (THE) cHorR; monthly 
meacazine, ed, by H. S.Lorenz and 
Severs) yor U. S.j v. 10; no. 5, Feb. 


~~ 1923... Ato. 5476 

Clan, 15, 1923): 2-¢. and aft, Feb. 

27; A 701111; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O 


==. 10; no. 6; Match, 1923: 
Easter number. 4to. 5477 

tortem 1 1923.2 c. and: ait. Mar. 
21; A 700751; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
ton, O. 


Voopoo MAN; from Jack and _ Jill, 
words by Otto Harbach, music by 
Alfred Newman rof U. Sa 5478 

wroviag 29 1923+ 2c. Mar. 30: 
EH 50iz/7; ferome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


Vos-zHE vitstu (Will you marry) ; 
English version by Constance Ramsay 
Gideon, music arr. by Henry Gideon 
ror UO. oa (in From’ the cradle: to 
the chuppe, v. 1) 5479 


fea 20, 1925-2 -¢ Mar. 267 & 
561234 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 


Vox #THERIA; by Edwin H. Lemare tof 
England, domiciled at Portland, Me; 
organ with chimes. 
improvisations, bk. 2, no. 4) 5480 


mec. 19) 1922. 2: jan. 26, 1923: 
FE, 555471; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


WacnerR (RicHARD) Prelude et mort 


dIsolde; tiré de Tristan et Isolde, de 
R. Wagner, arr. de A. Gironce {of 
France}; harmonie ou fanfare.  obl. 
4to. 5481 


Weer 25, 1972" te:(Jan. 22, 1923-) 


FE, 551887; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© arrangement 

—— Wagner; famous melodies by 
Wagner, selected and arr. by ; 
Greenwald tof U. Si; piano. (Little 
visits to great composers) 5482 


(Jn Twelve short | 


© Mar. 
i OD oo th 
delphia. 


1G 1923225. ce Mar ise 
Theo. Presser co., Phila- 


WAGNERIANA; shimmy et fox-trot, par 
Maurice Yvain tof France; piano. 
483 
© Dec. 31.) 9222-1 c. Feb. 9 x1923e 
FE, 556251; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Wal-L0oA; South Sea intermezzo, by 
Wm. Chas. Schoenfeld tof U. Su; 
orch., with piano conductor. 5484 

©) Mart) 285. HO25 12) co Mag 20 
E, 561249; Photo play music co., inc., 
New York. 


WAI? FOR THE SUNSHINE; song one-step, 
words and music by Jack Thompson 
fof England 5485 


(Cr lan 26s hoes) de es Bebra e7. ies 
556533; Wilford, ltd., London. 


Walt TILL WE GET OUR LITTLE HOME TO- 
GETHER; vocal fox trot, by Louis Chap- 
man, arr. by Felix Godin rof England; 
orch. with piano-conductor. 4to. 5486 


©. Mar 5, 1923: 31. ef Mar. 6%, 
556720; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Waittine; words by E. M. Fresse, music 
by Geo. Graff, gr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach rof U. Su. 5487 


Cy lc.® Mar: eo) 1923 2 500e2 Ne 
Elizabeth M. Fresse, Ellsworth, Wis. 


WAITING FOR THE MOON; words and 
music by R. O. Bartel Is tof U. ae 
4 


Oy Mar 24, 19232 en Apr. 70 


559142; Raymond O. Bartells, Mil- 
waukee. 
WAITING TO BE GRACIOUS; words by 


Julia H. Johnson, music by H. P. Mor- 
fon) Mom LIPO 5489 

©) lai ZO TO2Se 2) ic. Marc et Gs 
E 561016; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


WALK IN THE LIGHT; anthem, words 
from the Bible, music by A. ee 
tof Englandi; organ acc. 4to. (Sa- 
cred composition “series, no. 76) 5490 

Oe Mar 1, 71923 35,2).c. Reb. 267i, 
558267; Albert Tiffany, Huddersfield, 
England. 


Wattz Laurinpa; by Chas. Southwell 
fof U. Si; military band. 4to. 5491 
Gyr Mae 24) 102382) 6, Apr is 2 
559048 ; George Southwell pub. co, 
Kansas City, Mo. 


329 


CATALOGUE OF 
5492 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt, Lit BAe 


WALTZ ae melody by C. Prieste 
ror. U; 5492 


© Feb. 26, 1923; E 558293; Charles 
Mark’ Prieste, Los Angeles. 


WALTZ-TIME; from Lady Butterfly, 
words by Clifford Grey, music by 
Werner Janssen tof U. Sy 5493 

©, Mar..°15,,1923-. 2 \c. Mister Salo - 
FE, 560939; Harms, inc., New York. 


WANDERER’S (THE) RETURN; words by 
Max R. Hoover, music by D. J. Mich- 
avid. [or Mansa 5494 

© Mar: 24.) W928 = 2: sea Ages 5. < * EF 
559143; M.'R: Hoover, Superior, Wis. 
words by J. F. Huffmaster, music 

by .Chas...C. (Hard jjof .WeSa 5495 


©. Mar. 29, 1923 2c. Mar.419:.E 
561028; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


WANDERING SPRITE; air de ballet, by 
Fritz Hartmann tof Germany) op. 
165; piano. 5496 


Oar pr.)'b; 19238- "2 copra 10: E 


561565; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
WANTING you so; words by J. Will 


Callahan, music by Lee S. Roberts tof 
Us 5497 


©.) 


© ‘Jan 16, 1073." Zucs heb) 23-6 
558213; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


WaAs BRAUCHT MAN ZUR LIEBE VER- 
STAND? lied und foxtrot, text von 
Arthur Rebner, musik von Leo As- 
cher of Germany} 5498 

© Sept.2, 1922> 1c) Beb; 28, 1923 - 
EF 556612; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WAS IST LOS IN BERLIN? worte u. musik 
von Willy Prager tof Germany) 
499 


Gy Nieves 13) O22 co wep. 26° °F 


556536; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 
WAS KLEINE KINDFR SEHN; aus der 


revue Wir steh’n verkehrt, text von 
Theobald Tiger, musik von Rudolph 
Nelson ,of Germany), klavier arr. v. 
Otto Lindemann tof Germany) 5500 

© Oct. 9. -1922- 4c) Feb: .28,.. 1923: 
E, 556573; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WAS MAN ZU ZWEIEN MACHT! shimmy 
lied text von Kurt Schwabach u. Willy 
Rosen, musik von W. Rusen of Ger- 
many) op. 48. 5501 

©) Nov. 10) 102251 te FebeZert923 : 
E 556539; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WaAS WIR AUCH WOLLEN; aus New 
York-Berlin, text von Fritz Fried- 
mann-Frederich u. Robert Bodansky, 
musik von’~Rudolph Nelson tof Ger- 
manyi, klavier arr.-v. Otto Linde- 
mann fof Germany) 5502 


©' Sept. 23, 1922:'1 c. Feb: 28) 1923 - 
E, 556566; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WASATCH WALTZ; by E. C. Engelhardt 
5503 


rol. U. Sa; wither 

© 1 c.. Mar. 12, 19236) Bese: 
ae C. Engelhardt, Salt Lake 
ity. 


WatTER-BABIES (THE); a fairy tale in 
two pts., by Edric Cundell rof Great 
Britaini ;' piano: Paxton’ siete 2: 
1. A distinguished lobster.—2. In fairy 
grottos.—3. The water-babies—4. Mrs. 
Bedonebyasyoudid.—5. Mrs. Doasyou- 
wouldbedoneby.—6. The other end of 
nowhere. 5504 

© Feb. 26, 1923; 
556654; W. 


don. 


1 je). Fehaiay.7 
Paxton & co., Itd., Lon- 


"WAY DOWN FLORIDA, WHERR THE 
ORANGE BLOSSOMS GROW; words and 
melody by M. L. Hicks tof U. Sa 
5505 
© 1-c. Feb. 26, 1023 =) Bee2eE: 
Margaret L. Hicks, Brooklyn. 


Way DOWN IN TENNESSEE; words and 
melody by H. D. Howard tof U. S$. 
5506 
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1923;. 2 .500700- 
Harry D. Howard, Chicago. 


IN 


WE ARE OFF TO THE GARDEN OF LOVE; 
from A honeymoon in 2000, words by 
Henrietta M. Wyeth, music by Mrs. 
M. H. Gulesian tof U. $i 5507 

© ° Feb. 21, 19235 Asch Wigmeaig 
560687; H. M. Wyeth, Boston, and 
M. H. Gulesian, Falmouth, Mass. 


WE BOTH HAVE AN AXE TO GRIND; one 
step, from Battling Butler, by Philip 
Braham jof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to. 5508 

©  Feb.. 2) 1923). hice em aes, 
556761;  Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. «© arrangement) 


WE CAN’? ALWAYS FIND SUNSHINE; fox 
trot ballad, words by W. M. Williams, 
music by Jack ee tpseud. of Jack 
K. ‘Layer U, 5509 

© 1 ves hem 23, 1923: HB 558221; 
W. Monroe Williams, Warrington, 
Paley. 


390 


MUSICAL. COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5526 


WE DIDN'T WANT A BOY; words and 
music by D. H. Radford tof U. 2 
10 


feraec, Mar? 21, 1923: FE 561107; 
Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


We Love Him; words from the Psalms, 
music by J. B: Herbert tof U. Sa 
(In Scripture songs) 5511 

crwam, 18, 1923/2 «c. Feb. 23; E 
558200; J. B. Herbert, Monmonth, III. 


WERE FROM NEW ENGLAND; words and 
music by F. B. Carleton tof U. S. 
Sahl 4 
amie 50) 1922: 2 «. Decs 9 -E 
561247; Francis B. Carleton, Boston. 


WERE GETTING EVRYTHING THAT’S GOOD; 
words and music by C. W. Johnstone 
and Thomas Meeks tof U. S. 5513 


ee p) 1923. 2c. Mar. 19:°E 
558914; Charles William Johnstone, 
Cleveland. 


WEAVING; duet, words anon., music by 
Paw ecekipaugh fol U..§.1; sop. 
and alto. 5514 

ieee web, 25, 1923: HK, 558352- 
Lillie Adah Peckinpaugh, Rockport, 
Ind. - 


‘WEDDING BELLS; from Cinders, words by 
Edward Clark, music by Rudolf Firml 
ies UW Sa 5515 

(© miars2p. 1923-"2'c. Mar. 20° E 
561312; Harms, inc., New York. 


WEDDING KISS; fox trot, words and 
melody by R. A. D’Amato rof Italy 
domiciled at Orange, N. J.1 5516 


© loc’ Mar. 9 1923-. B. 558464. 
Raymond A. D’Amato, Orange N. J. 


WEDDING OF THE STARS; valse lente, by 
Jom slo) Hall, tof U. Sa:\ full orch. 
New York, Irving music pub. co. 


5517 


ey heb. 23.) 1923: Zc. Heb. 26.78, 
558301 ; John T. Hall, New York. 


WEE WILLIE WINKLE; by Julia Fox tof 

S.1; piano. (Descriptive piano- 

forte pieces for children) 5518 

Mawar, Jb 1025-2 c. Mar 26° & 

561320; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 


Weis (Ein)! verse von Kurt Robit- 


schek, musik von Robert Stolz to 


Austria] op. 433. 5519 
Cian. vo, 1923; 1 ¢.) Feb: 28: E 
556615; Drei- masken werlag, ai eo 
Berlin. 


Weis (EIN) wis pu! lied und foxtrot, 
worte von Artur Rebner, musik von 
Willy Engel-Berger tof Austria 

5520 

© Dec. 8, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 

FE, 556621; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WELCOME (A) FOR ME; words and 
music by Haldor- Lillenas tof eee 
Zk 


OP Jan! 19 19233..2" 3) Mats 3: 
560569; Standard pub. co., Cincin- 
nati. 


WENN AM ABEND ERST DIE LICHTER 
GLUHN; aus New York-Berlin, text 
von Fritz Friedmann-Frederich u. 
Robert Bodanzky, musik von Ru- 
-dolph Nelson tof Germany), . klavier 
arr. v, Otto Lindemann tof Germany) 

5522 

(Cy Srp. 25, ) 1922 "1 "c, Heb a2: 

1923; E, 556562; Drei-masken verlag, 
a. g. Berlin. 


WENN AM HIMMEL STEHN DIE STERNE- 
LEIN; text von O. A. Alberts, musik 
von Rudolf Nelson tof Germany) 

5523 


© Sept. 14, 1918; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556585; Drei-masken verlag, ee 
Berlin. 


WENN AMERIKA AUF REISEN GEHT; aus 
New York-Berlin, text von Fritz 
Friedmann-Frederich u. Robert Bo- 
danzky, musik von Rudolph Nelson 
tof Germanyi, klavier arr. von Otto 
Lindemann of Germany) 5524 


@) Sept) 23, 1922-" 1c? Reb. .28: 
1923; E, 556565; Drei-masken verlag, 
a. g., Berlin. 


WENN ICH DER ERSTE WAR; aus Bitte 
zahlen, worte von Wilhelm Sterk, 
musik von Rudolf Nelson of Ger- 
many, erleichtert v. Otto Lindemann 
tof Germany) 5525 

©) Ware 12519221 ¢.- Feb, 28, 1923): 
E 556590; Drei-masken verlag, a. g, 
Berlin. 


WENN MAN ALLEIN IST; worte von 
Fritz Gritinbaum, musik von Theo. A. 
Korner tof Germany) 5526 

@ Sept. 8 1921: 1c. Feb; 28719235 
E 556555; Drei-masken verlag, a. g,, 
Berlin. 


WER SO GUT KUSSEN KANN; aus New 
York-Berlin, text von Fritz Fried- 
mann-Frederich u. Robert Bodanzky, 


dol 


Or AS te a 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5527, 


pt, TT, ase v.18 


WER SO GUT KUSSEN KANN—Contd. 


musik von Rudolph Nelson tof Ger- 
many], klavier arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany; 5527 


© Sept. 23, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
FE, 556563; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WER WEISS? boston-lied, text von Paul 
Signer, musik von Theo. A. Korner 
tof Germany} 5528 


© Oct. 13, 1922: 1 cs Feb, 28,1923 ; 
FE, 556577; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Were I THE SUN; words by Emily 
Thomas, music by Robert S. Flag- 
ler fof UsS 5529 


Oc) Mar, 4 Seve O23 i932 neh) iain ig 
560623; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York 


WEst OF THE SKERRIES; words by Se- 
bastian Evans, music by Adam-Carse 
tof Great Britain) 5530 


©) Jan, ol) 1925s. 1" e-em 20 aE 
556465; Augener, ltd., London. 


WHAT A KIND, LOVING SAVIOR; words 
and music by Alice Larry Woodcock 
fon Wi Sa 5531 

CO Mar. )-29:- 1923-2 Mar. 10> 
561014; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


WHAT A LAUGH CAN DO; 
Ripley D. Saunders, music by Lee 
©. @oberts tof -U: S. Cx Little 
songs of optimism) 5532 

©, Mar 5207/1923 402 c, Mare 28°52, 
558926; Forster, music publisher, 
ine. Chicago. 


words by 


WHAT DO THEY MEAN BY LOVE; words 
by George Whiting and Jack Yellen, 
melody by Dave Franklin rof U. Su, 
air. (by: Ralph. Pollocksier VU. rae 

33 


Oy cso" 1923... E561263* 
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New 
York. 


WHAT'S THE USE OF HAVIN’ HONEY, IF 
THERE AINT NO BEE TO BUZZ AROUN’; 
words by Rexie Thomas, music by 
Bud Dixon rof U. Sa 5534 

©). Mars28,°19238)2 tc) Mar. 28: ¥, 
558937; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


WHAT WILL IT BE TO BE THERE; words 


and music by Haldor Lillenas of 
Wevoa 5535 
©: Jano \ 1,5 19235 2 ey evageea 


560566; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


332 


WHEEL (THE) OF LIFE; 
Francis. Clark, “music Uby’ )tomaeres- 
Marshall tof Great Britain 5536. 

© Jan. 20, 1923: reise 
556711; Boosey & co., London. 


words by 


WHEN AMARYLLIS SINGS; words by 
Emily Thomas, music by Robert S. 
Flagler tof U. Sa eS S7 

© Mar. 3, 1923-020 ieee 
560624; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
Vork. 


WHEN COMPANY COMES TO OUR HOUSE; 
words by K. B. Byrd, music by E. 
S. S. Huntington) jor Use 5538: 

©: 1 ‘c,. “Mar, 31) 1923s 
K. B. Byrd, Savannah, Mo. 


WHEN GOD MADE A MOTHER 7 KE YOU;. 
words by W. J. Ouellette and W. 
Hines, music by M. A. Gill tof - ee 


©: Mar. 10, 19235 gece saa ee 
561396; W. ie Ouellette and L. Cald- 
well, Groton, Mass. 


WueEN I coME BACK To You; words by 
Al Bernard, melody by Harry Woods 
fob Ussou 5540: 

© 1c. Apr. 6, 1923; #559137; 


Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


WHEN I FIND YoU MY LOVE; words by 
Ralph Earle, melody by M. T. Bohan- 
non jof U: Sa, atc. by ieeeon T: 
Bohannon toi U. $. 5541 

© 1c. Mar. 5, 1923 Ws sote3 | 
M. T. Bohannon and Ralph Earle, 
New York. 


WHEN I LOOK INTO THE HEART OF A 
ROSE; words by W. K. Boehm, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington rof U, ae 


© 1c. Mar. 1, .1923-) Beoa041s: 
Walter K. Boehm, Hermann, Mo. 


WHEN I LooK INTO YOUR EYES OF BLUE; 
words by W. O’Gorman, music by 
Geo; Graff; “jr ok GOs ae een 
‘Theo, G, Beach tof UsSa 5543 

© 1c. Mar. 5, 1923; E-560610; Wm. 
O’Gorman, New York. 


Wuen I’m map, I’m BAD; words and 
melody by E. (Jazz) Arena tof U. Su, 
arr. by Mathilda Edna Fortmayer tof 
Ope Sr 5544. 

© 1. c.\.Mar. 12, 19234 ee seteer = 
Edgard Arena, Gretna, La. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


na. 4, 1923 


5563 


WHEN I THINK oF you; words by Louis 
Peeueseinisic by 1). Carrozzini | tof 
Italy, domiciled at New York) 5545 


(ent.c- Feb: 20,1923; EF 558174; 


Dante Carrozzini, New York. 


WHEN I THINK OF YOU DEAR; words 
and music by J. Liljenberg rof eee 
46 


ferme Mar. 29,.1923> 561264 : 
Joseph Liljenberg, Canova, S. D. 


WHEN IT’S SHAMROCK TIME IN I[RE- 
LAND; ballad, Were and melody by 
Ee: Bayer. oa Sei arin by. Elarty 
W. French (of U. SH, 5547 

(Opiee. Beb. 23,.1923; EF. 558224; 
Edward Bayer, Detroit. 


WHEN LOVE AWAKES; words by Regi- 
nald Rigby, music by Muriel Hum- 
phreys tof Great Britain}; in D. 

5548 

fenewtar. 26. °1923- 1 c Mar. 28; 

Bia 060;, ). B.. Cramer &» co. ltd., 
London. 


WHEN LOVE DIES; words by Percy Edgar, 
music by Hermann Leopoldi tof Aus- 
tria). 5549 

ee, 1923; 1 ¢. Feb. 19; FE 
556395; Dix, Itd., London. 


WHEN MAMA SINGS; words and music 
by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach tof U. Sa 
op. 99, no. 1. 5550 

ieyrape 6: 1923:°2 cc. Apr 102E 
561556; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


WHEN Mary CAMB; words and music 

by Stewart Manley tof Great ace 

: 1 

(een 12 1923) 1 6) Mar 73 EB 
556706; Boosey & co., London. 


WHEN MOTHER AND I WERE PALS; words 


and music by EF. E. Applegate’ of | 
BDZ 


we S.1 

hep 20/1923 +2 cc. Feb. 28: 5 
558349; E. E. Applegate music pub. 
co., Asbury Park. 


WHEN MOTHER MEMORIES ARE A STRING 
OF GOLD; words and melody by N. D. 
Peery tof U. Sa 55a4 

© Sitie: \Febs 20% 1923... 1558189: 
Narcissa DeWitt Peery, Clinton, Mo. 


WHEN MY DADDY'S SHIP COMES SAILING 


IN; words and music by D. H. Radford 
fet -U.. S$. i he DOA 

Calder iar pA) 1923'-) H. SOrLOG: 
Dorothy Humes Radford, Washington. 


WHEN OUR COUNTRY CALLED; words by 
L. C. Holzapfel, melody by Herman 


Dubois :pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Se S559 
Opec Mare ih, 1923.1 60393. 


Luella C. Holzapfel, Green Mountain 
Halls, Col... 


WHEN SHE LEFT ME BLUE; words by M. 
Loehr, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
cone 5556 

a res eee 22, 1923; E, 558694 ; 
Martha Loehr, Los Angles. 


WHEN THE CLOUDS HAVE ROLLED BY; 


words and music by William M. 
Runyan tof U. $4 5557 
© eiWare229 i 1923 + 62's Mar; al 


E 560982; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


WHEN THE LEAVES ARE GREEN; eight 
little pieces for children, by Thomas F. 
Dunhill tof Great Britain; ee 

8 


Oy) Reba le 21923). veb: 163. 
556369; Anglo-French music co., ltd., 
London. 


WHEN THE LEAVES COME TUMBLING 
Down; fox trot, one step style, words 
and music by Richard Howard tof 
Bas. arr by.) Wie Schulz rot 
Wes: (orch., Feist,.ed. “Ato: 5559 

©. Mar, 26°. 1973-2) cMar 275-8 
558920; Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 
i@) arrangement} 


WHEN THE NORTH-BOUND TRAIN 
REACHES Mason DIXON LINE; fox- © 
trot, words ‘by. K.. M. Holtzclaw; 


music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 
UL Sa 5560 

Ore te Mer St l9235. i 5589705 
K. Macbeth Holtzclaw, Utica insti- 
tute, Miss. 


WHEN THE RAIN DROPS FALL; words 
and music by I. Hopper. rof U. Su, 
arr. by Will. A. Vodery tof Unsa 

5561 
©@at Mar 10: 1923; 5584897 
Irma Hopper, New York. 


WHEN THE ROBINS SING; words and 
music by C. Reynolds tof U. $1 In- 
vincible ed. New York, Invincible 


WMULISIC . CO... 111C: 5562 

© Mar. 16, 1923: 2c. Mar. 17: E 
558628; Charles Reynolds, Cleve- 
land. 


WHEN THE SUN IS SLOWLY SINKING; 
words and music by S. G. Burdine 
fod, Wee Si 5563 

Owe, she.) 19.) 19252) ose s2A: 
Stanley G. Burdine, Amarillo, Tex. 


333 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5564 


WHEN THEY SENT ME AN ANGEL LIKE 
you; words by Burt W. Spear, music 
by Francis Jaskitewicz of U. Ss 

5564 
©) Mar h28)) 19237) 2" er piney ae 

559147; United States music publish- 

ers, Grand Rapids. 


WHEN TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE; words 
by J. T. Relihan, melody by Keen 
Kid rpseud.. of Eddie. Keenan, of 
Ges) 5565 
© 1. ce: Mar. %6, 192329 558412; 

Edward W. Keenan and James T. 

Relihan, Shelton, Conn. 


WHEN WE HAVE MORE MEN LIKE HENRY 
Forp; words and music by W. L. 
Shockley tof U. Sua 5566 

©uMage1 7,7 1923- 2cr Mar.263- 5 
561185; Shockley-Peterson music co., 
St., Louis. 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME; 
fox trot, ballad, words and music by 
Benny Davis and Abner Silver. 1. 
Are. by Geo. J. irinkauscior @.-S.1; 
VOcal Orch. im 1G! 4to-—2 = opecial 
phonograph arr. by Louis Katzman 
fot Ul. Sa: orche with avords. 

5567, 5568 

cPeb.. 20; 192352 c.each Mar6; 

E 558406, 558410; M. Witmark & 

sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment} 


WHEN, WINTER COMES; words by F. 
McGuire, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 


U.S,” arr by, Theor G. Beach tof 
OSes 5569 
© 1c. “Mar” 5~-1923-"E 5006004 : 


Florence McGuire, Cleveland. 


WHEN YOU GET ALI, THAT'S COMIN’ TO 
you; words by Earle Johnston and 
Jolin A’ Ricca, melody by FF. Ciccia 
cof Italy, domiciled at New York; 

5570 

One) Mar... 2719235 Eb 55690' 

Charles D’Amico and Frank Ciccia, 
New York. 


WHEN YOU HAD A SUIT-CASE, AND I 
HAD AN UMBRELLA; words by S. 
Femino, music by E. S. S. Hunting 
tenegor U2 lon 5571 


© lic) Mar, Siv1923'. 558976: 
Stephen Femino, Hammonton, N. J. 


WHEN YOU MEET A MAN THAT'S BLUE; 
words and music by C. W. Johnstone 
atid Thomas Meeks ‘tof U.S.) 5572 

© Feb. Gs) 1923). 2) civic. 1Oen 
558912; Charles William Johnstone, 
Cleveland. 


pt. 11t, msuwe We 


WHEN YOU’RE GONE AWAY; words by 
Jack Kiley, melody by Theo. Weath- 
erford and Edward South rof U. Su 

55/3 
© 1 «a. Mar. 9 9923.52 Soe: 

‘Edward Otha South, Chicago. 


WHENEVER I THINK OF You; ballad, 
words by Billy James, music by 
Walter W. Doyle tof U. Su. 5574 

© Feb. 26, 1925; (2"co Marte & 
560435; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


WHENEVER YOU ‘THINK OF DAISIES; 
words by Roger a music by Lee 
S. Roberts rof U. 557 

© Mar, 15, 1928: 2 C: lan secre: H, 
560807 ; Forster music publisher, inc, 
Chicago. 


WHERE MY.HEART FINDS REST; words 
by G. Y. P., anmsic by Mary ticlen 
Brown of U. S21; medium in FE flat. 

5576 
© -Mar. 14, 1926-92 Mer wiGw # 
560932; Boston music co., New York. 


WHERE THE BEE SUCKS; two part song, 
words from Shakespeare, music by 


Thomas Arne jot UW Silage py 
Elwyn Middleton tof U. Si Gam- 
ble’s school ed. 4to. 5977 


© Feb. 23, 1923; 2) ciMerierre 
558902; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. 


WHERE THE BIG MAPLES GRow; words 
by B. J. Steele, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. tof U. Sa, arr, by Piem: C. Beach 
Ow Ads ae 5578 

© 1 ¢,.- Mar. 5, 1923: By seto0s;. 
Benjamin Joseph Steele, Montreal, 
Canada. 


WHERE THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER IS 
ALWAYS. IN BLOOM; words by N. H. 
Schneider, music by H. Richard tof 
eS 5579 

© 1c’ Feb. 19) 19235) ieeesso: 
Norbert H. Schneider, Hancock, Mich. 


WHERE THK MILK AND HONEY FLOWS; 
words by E. G. Ell, — by Arnold 
Leak spo ae 5580 

© 1 c..Mar. 5, 1923 aanesG: 

Ed. G. El, Mankato, Minn. 


WHERE THE NIGHTS AFIRE WITH LOVE; 
words by Dena Tempest, music by 
Robert Coningsby Clarke tof Great. 
Britain} 5581 

© Feb, 15, 1923. 1 Veen een 
556768; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


334 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5600 


WHERE THE RAMBLER ROSES RAMBLE 
ROUND MY OLD RAMSHACKLE SHACK; 
words by Jack Yellen, melody by Mil- 
ton Ager tof U. S: 5582 

fac. Mar. 5; 1923- & 500551; 
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New 
York. 


WHeErRE THE VoLca FLOWS; Russian love 
song, on a Tschaikowsky air, words 
by Benton Ley, music by Lee David- 
Louis Katzman rof U. Si 1. Duet for 
sop. & alto, or ten. & baritone, in B 
flat.—2. Solo voice, in G. 5583, 5584 

War. 22, 1923; 2 ¢, each Mar. 
30; E 561290, 561291; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment] 


WHERE VIOLETS GRow; words by BW: 
Proctor, music by Cornelius Van Rees 


for Wl Sa 5585, | 


foto, 1923+ 2 °c. Apr. 10; E 
561554; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. Sh 


Wutte I pReEAM oF you; words and mel- 
ody by Dorothea Ruth Johnston tof 
U. Sa, arr. by M. J. Johnston tof 
LES 5586 

@ we Mar. 3, 1923; EK 56005k6; 
Mary Jane Johnston, Sacramento, 
Cali, 

WHILE NAVY SHIPS , ARE COALING; a 
chanty with copious interpolations, 
words by Wells Hawks, music by 
John Philip Sousa tof U. S1 5587 

jibe 23, 1923. 2-c. Keb, 27; & 
560483; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Wuisittinc; words by Ruth B. Quaife, 
melody by M. M. Quaife tof ape 


tic. Feb, (11, 19225. EH. 529487 ; 
Mary M. Quaife, Grand Rapids, Mich. 


WHo ARE YOU FLIRTING WITH NOW; 
words and melody by M. Oliver of 
CS 5589 

yee Mar, 27, 1923; EH, 558887; 
Miles Oliver, Jersey City. 


Wo cares; fox trot, by Yellen and 
Ager, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz of 
U. Sua, played by: Clarence M. Jones. 
(Recordo, word roll, no. 67410) 
(Music roll 5590 

©. Feb. 24, 1923; 2c: Mar. 5; E 
558400; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


WHo DID SWALLOW JONAH; three-part 
song, negro spiritual, adapted by Lucy 
Rider-Meyer, arr. by Daniel Protheroe 
tof U. Si; women’s voices. 4to. 

5591 

© Oct 102 1922-2 co. Beb.17,, 1925; 

E, 558153; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


WHO HATH THE LOVE OF A MOTHER; 
words and music by N. O. Nelson 
roe (hs Se 5592 

en, Apr): 2) (92522 "en' Apr’ ake 
559156; N. O. Nelson, Antioch, IIl.: 


WHO's KISSING you; words by S. M. 
Levy, music by Semon Ullman New- 
field tof U. S. 5593 


Dye pile eo Mar.) 5, 4025. OB “560098 3 
Samuel M. Levy, Chicago. 


WHo’s sorRY NOW; words by Bert Kal- 
mar and Harry Ruby, music by Ted 
Snyder tof U. Su. 5594 

©) Mar 7, 1923 2 ce Mar. 7 208, 
"560717; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


WaHoa Paciiacci; words and music by 
Joe Young tof U. Su. 5595 
nilete. Beby diz, -shO23 SoZ 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


WHOSOEVER WILL MAY COME; words and 
music by C. W. Johnstone and Thomas 
Meeks rof U. Su. 5596 


©). Bemis, 1923+ 2c. Mar 19-08 
558913; Charles William Johnstone, 
Cleveland. 


WHY CAN'T YOU LOVE ME; words and 
music by C.”R. Carter and) N., King 
tof England) 5597 

Cree Nar 10: 1923+ 558465: 
Cuthbert Roy Carter and Norman 
King, Mexico, D. F., Mexico. 


‘WHy DO YOU TRY TO STOP ME DANCING; 


vocal fox-trot, words and music by 
Toni Farrell tof England 5598 

Jane 20. 1928-731 c.. Web: 27-1, 
556532; Wilford, ltd., London. 


WHY HESITATE; words and music by 
Eddie Roine and Gene Bernard of 


Weiss 5599. 

mia 2519232) cs Niaew oe 
560490; McKinley music co., New 
York. 


WHY WAS NOT MY MOTHER A QUEEN; 
words by E. Mayes, music by J. F. 
Roberts tof U. Si New York, Man- 
hattan music co. ! 5600 


O00 


CATALOGUE OF 
5601 


WuHyY WAS NOT MY MOTHER A QUEEN— 
Continued. 


©) Mare 16) iOZs 2 re: Mar. 24; 
FE, 558831; Ethel Mayes, Mooringsport, 
lea. 


WIDE-A-WAKE; by 
Wi.5.15) Piano: 

©..1\ey Mar.0 27, 192331 S5ea08. 
Millard E. Coffin, Wilmington, Del. 


M.  E. Coffin tof 
5601 


WIE SCHON IST DOCH DIE WELT! aus der 
schwank-operette, Die tolle Lola, text 
von Gustav Kadelburg und Arthur 
Rebner, musik von Hugo Hirsch tof 
Germanyi, klavier arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann jof Germany} 5602 

C) Sept 5107221 ieee ee. 19235 
FE. 556603 ; Drei-masken verlag, Bi 
Berlin. 


Witp PAPA; words and melody by Lou 

Davis and Bennie Krueger jof U. $. 

5603 

©? Tie. Wars 27, 118233 he Se6o24 : 
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 


WILD ROSE; gavotte, by E. W. Nash tof 
U. Sa; piano. Los Angeles, White 
and co. ,Photostati 5604 

© te.” Mar: 2423 558890; 

Edith White-Nash, Los Angeles. 


WILD ROSE-WALTZ (La rosa silvestre- 
vals) ; by R. Streabbog, ed. by Henry 


S. sawyer tof. U. Si; piano. (Mc- 
Kinley world-famous edition, first 
grade, series 2, no. 983) 5605 


© Dec. 30; 19225 25¢. Jan. 8; 1923 ; 
E, 560529; McKinley music CO., Chi- 
cago. ‘© editing) 


WILD SWANS; words by Edna St. Vin- 
cent Millay, music by O. G. Sonneck 
fof WU Sc.ops: Como 4 eC Studies, 1 
song ) 5606 

Ou Apes 40 19235 By co Ape sion 
ee Composer’s music corp., New 
ork. 


WILL-O'-THE-wIspP; from Caroline, words 
by Harry B. Smith, music by Eduard 
Kunneke tof U. Sa 5607 

(Cy Bebe 19) 192367 fe ee Z0e UE 
560286; Harms, inc., New York. :© 
new lyrics} 


. WILL THE HONEYMOON SHINE ON; fox 
trot, words and music by U. Stewart 
rot U, Si,arn., by (Vern) Elliott . los 
Angeles, Christy pub. co. 5608 


© oMar)O71925- 2c Ware ee, 
| 558642; Ursul Stewart, Los Angeles. 


rR 2 i iu Yate 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. It, RSs ve 1S 


WILL you; fox trot melody, by E. W. . 
Barickman tof U. 8.1 5609 
( 1c. Mar. 17, 192330 o5euee.; 
Earl Wade Barickman, Streator, III. 


WILL YOU LET MY DREAMS COME TRUE; 
words by Mrs. D. B. Whitten, music 
by Geo, Graff, jr: tot) US aipeeueny 
Theo. G. Beach rot AWS 5610 


© 1c. Mat, - 57° 19232 sane - 
Mrs. D. B. Whitten, Bastrop, La. 


WILL you Sh ME; words and 
music by F. S. Smith tof U. Si 
5611 
© 1c.) Mar! 12° 1923 0 sooner. 
F, Sidney Smith, San Francisco. 


WILLST DU MEIN MADI SEIN? foxtrottied, 
worte von Peter Herz, musik von 
Oskar Burian ,of Austria), klavier 
arr. v. Otto Lindemann tof Germany 

5612 

© Dec. 8, 1922; te) Pete sono - 

FE 556619; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


WIN A SOUL; words and music by W. M. . 
Runyan fof U. Sj 5613 
© Feb: 15, 1923; 2 ce Belsgan sae, 
558304; William M. Runyan, Wichita, 
Kan. 


WIND IN THE CORN; tone-picture, by 
William Stacey of Great Britain; 


piano. Sydney, Australia, W. : 
Paling & co., Itd. 5614 
© Jan. 8, 1923 Sie! ep aes, 


556348; A. Hammond & co., London. 


WING Foo; by Cecil Burleigh tof Py oe 
op. J, no. 15 ptane: 
© Feb. 23, 1923; Ziel, eb ee 3 
560486; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


WintER; words by Fay Jackson Van 
Norden, music by Mary Carr Moore 
oft Uswes op. 81, no. 14; mezzo or 
sop. 5616 

©: Dec: 22; 19225 2 eee 
560862; Wesley Webster, San Fran- 
cisco. 


Wiretess (THE) PHONE OF LOVE; 
_ words by W. Boykin, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington tof U. Sa 5617 


© 1c, Mar! 22, 192377 eaeoo>.- 
Wm. Boykin, Duquesne, Pa. 


WIRELESS WAVELETS; an electrical musi- . 
cal novelty, by Henry Lodge oof 
Ul Sa} piano: 5618 

© “Feb. 26; 1923 2°) ia ans 
560440; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


336 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5637 


“WIsHING (THE) POND; words by J. H. 
Rothery, music by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 

5619 
(erec, Mar: 12, 1923: EH 560822; 
John H. Rothery, Victor, Id. 


WITH you ALWAY; words by Lucy A. 
Bennett, music by Chas. Geo. Line 
tof Canada 5620 

meep.28, 1923: 1 c. Mar. 5; 
556673; Anglo-Canadian music co., 
Toronto, Canada. 


W. ©. M. E. N.; trio, from The cousin 
from nowhere, words by Adrian Ross 
and Fred Thompson tof Great Britain, 
music by Edward Kunneke of Ger- 
many} tStaff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 5621 

mee 29 1922: 1 c. Jan. 10, 1923: 
FE 551674, B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© revised edition and English lyrics) 


WONDERFUL LOVE; words by E. Stuart, 
music by H. Richard tof U. S.1 5622 
ire, Hep. 19, 1923: B 558330: 
Elizabeth Stuart, Fort Totten, N. D. 


‘WONDERFUL ONE; waltz, by ‘Terriss, 
Whiteman and Grofe, ed. by McNair 
ligenfritz tof U. Sa, played by Clar- 


ence M. Jones tof U. S.1 (Recordo, 
word roll, no. 67390) (Music roll 
623 


emen. 24, 1923-2. ch Mar. 5:-E 
. 558401; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


‘WONDERFUL PEACE; words and music by 
Haldor Lillenas tof U. Sa 5624 


fee. 1) 1923-92 ce) Mar. 3.55 
560581; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


‘WoNDERING EYES; words by Fred. E. 
Weatherly, music by Barbara Melville 
Hope rof Great Britain 5625 


[@)s Feb. 23; 1923; 
557102; Boosey & co.,. London. 


Won't YOU BELIEVE ME NOW; melody 
by T. Cumings tof U. S. 5626 
Mn iact Apr #5,/1923.:. Fe 559105: 
Thayer Cumings, Bedford Hills, N. Y. 


Won't YoU COME BACK TO MAMMY, 
WON'T YOU COME BACK TO ME; words 
by H. Kummer, music by Everett iE 
Evans tof U. SA Invincible ed. New 
York, Invincible music co., inc. 


fore Mari? WO254 22 e Mar. 3c 
560494 ; Henry Kummer, Si Louis: 


“Woop (Tuomas) Three Kentish 
sketches; by T. Wood tof Great Brit- 
ain}; piano. (Berner’s edition, no. 718: 


Ve. Mar Zo Bp 


5627 ¢ 


Album series) Contents: 1. Spring 
in the woods.—2. Fairies in the river- 
reeds.—3. A fiddler at the inn. 5628 


©) Mepr 9 023-7 tc Keb. 272 "5 
556535; Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 


WoopLAND AND MEADOW; unison song, 
words by L. D. Jones, music by Wil- 
liam Daniels tof- U. S.  Gamble’s 
school ed. 4to. 5629 

©, Peps 23, 1923: 2c. Mars 26:5 
558900 ; Gamble hinged music Co., Chi- 
cago. 


Worp (A) rrom My FarHER; words by 
E. E. Hewitt, music by Henry P. Mor- 
ton tof U. Si 5630 

eda Te 1925-2 e.4 Mar Se EB 
560583; Standard pub. co., Cincinnati. 


Worps; words by F. J. Gallo, music 

by Lee Turner tof U. Si 5631 

© ‘1, c.. Feb: 23,. 1923: E 560432: 
Fred J. Gallo, Cleveland. 


Worip (THE) IS WAITING FOR THE SUN- 
RISE; fox-trot, by Ernest Seitz, arr. 
by H. M. Higgs tof Great Britaim; 
piano. 5632 

©) Mar 2, 1923: 1c. Mar 28: £ 
557068; Chappell & eo.; led: London. 


Wor.p’s (THE) ALL WRONG; words by 
Martin Brandon, melody by J. V. De 
Gimher-of “U.S. 5633 

© eo Mare 1, 1923: 560955 
Joseph V. De Cimber, Milwaukee. 


Woritp (THE) WAS ‘MADE FOR HAPPI- 
NESS; words and music by H. N. 
Worst tof U.S 5634 

@-1 4. Mar. 16, 1923-- 560887. 
Helen Noble Worst, Wallingford, Pa. 


WoRLD’S BEST MUSIC; library. of musical 


masterpieces, compiled by Nicholas de 


Wore or U, P45 piano: v. 5. Inter 
natl. ed. 5635 
© Feb. 3: 4925-2." ¢. Bebe 28: 
aff. Mar. 24; A 696547; University 
soc., inc. New York. : 
WounpED (THE) HAND; words: and 


music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. Sa 
5636 
(@iWiar 20,1923; 2° ¢: Mar Ao 
561019; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


WUMBA-FOXTROT; shimmy-lied, text und 
musik von Willy Rosen tof Germany) 
op. 49. 5637 

Ne Oei le: 1922: 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E. 556572: Drei-masken verlag, ase... 
Beda 


oot 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5638 


pt. TII, n. s.. v. 18 


WUNDERSCHON MACHT SICH DER DUNKLE 
TEINT; aus New York-Berlin, text von 
Fritz Friedmann-Frederich u. Robert 
Bodanzky, musik von Rudolph Nel- 
son tof Germanyi, klavier arr. v. Otto 
Lindemann tof Germany} 5638 


©) Sept.:23,,1922; 1. c: Feb./28,; 19257; 
E, 556564; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Yarn (Tue) of THE Nancy BELL; 
choral ballad, words by W. S. Gil- 
bert, music by William Lester of 
Oh) Sa oMop: ©. 48*2" mixed” yareices. 
(Fischer edition, no. 5176) 5639 

© Feb. 21; 19233 li caren 2a, 1c. 
Mar. 7: #560703; J. Fischer+& bro., 
New York. :© arrangement 


Yr OLDE HALL; song cycle, words and 
music by Ernest Crampton jof Great 
Britain) Contents: “ 1. «Sawston 
hall:—2; The coat of arms — 3. Whe 
tapestries—4. The moat.—5. The 
chapel. 5640 

@) Mar: 26, °1923- 1- eMart 28s 
557064; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


YELLOW BUTTERFLIES; waltz, by Matilee 
Loeb-Evans tof U. S.1%, piano, four 
hands. (Entertaining four hand 
music) 5641 

©) Mag 3) 0123s Ze cy ea 67. 
560679; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS; words and 
music by Frank Silver and Irving 
Cohn tof U. Sa 5642 

© Mar. 23)°51923°°2Uc) Mar.24. 01 
558843; Skidmore music co., inc. 
New York. 


Yrso; fox-trot ou shimmy, par Harry 
Morrison, arr. par Hans Ourdine of 
France); orch, avec-piano conducteur. 
Ato. 5643 

@©olan’ Sis VOZs rem ineb iy Nik 
550445; L. Philippe, Paris. 


YISROEL AM KDEISHIM; call to worship, 
English version by Constance Ram- 
say. Gideon, music arr. by Henry 
Gideon -;o4 UL Sa’? “vom” the 
cradle to Chuppe, v. 2) 5644 

© Mar. 23, .1923702 euMan 2a, E 
561222; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


Yo-San; fox trot, words by J. David 
Marquand, music by Camille de 
Rhynal tof Great Britain 5645 

© Heb. 2 1923: Ace aiew.) Ai, 
556760; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 

Crew, ltd., London. 
2 


vw 


Yo-Bo-sAN; Indian love song, words 
and’ music. by W. BP, “Saunderse 101, 
Sa 5646 

© 1c.’ Mar. 1, 1923; "EE 5m422- 
William Philip Saunders, Cleveland. 


You; words by Frances Gill, music by 
I. Cross tot U. Saye iar tae ee 
Pint tot UliSs 5647 


© 1c. Mar. 24) 1923- eee: 
Inez Cross; Palo Altoy Cali 


You ARE EASY TO REMEMBER, BUT NOT 
SO EASY TO FoRGET; words by Buddy 
Fields and Bobby Reed, music by 
Will Collins and Ed. Cameron jof 
Sa 5648 


© Mar. ‘26, 19234276 Maree ne, 
558878; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


You ARE IN NEED; words an@ music by 
Haldor Lillenas tof U. S. 5649 
© Jan. 1; 19235 2 %c)) Mian ce 
560574; Standard» pub. ‘co. Cimem-— 


nati. 


YOU ARE PRETTY, JUST WISE AND WITTY; 
words by C. Reid, melody by Her- 
man Dubois :pseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
of Ui Sa 5650 

© 1c. Mar. 1, 1923- BE S60402: 
Charlotte Reid, New Orleans. 


You ARE THE GIRLIE FOR ME; words by 
W. Bohrer, jr., melody by H. Teit- 
ler: port |W, Sa 5651 

©.1 ¢. Mar. 12; 1924 esaean 
Harry Teitler and William Bohrer, 
jr., Brooklyn. 


You ARE THE QUEEN OF THE WORLD TO 
ME; words and music by Clara Cape- 
hast Harney.of (U2ion 5652 

© Feb. 241923: 2itc iene 
560498; Carolina pub. co., Edenton, 
iNere: 


You’D BE SURPRISED; selection, music 
by Melville Morris, arr, by Harry 
Stafford tof Great Britain); piano. 

5653 

©. Feb: 26, 1923 2 eae ae, 

556770; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


You GAVE ME YOUR PROMISE DOWN ON 
THE FARM; words by A. Russell, 
music by Geo: Graft, yi. Tenswe sa, 
New York, World music pub. corp. 

! 5654 
© Feb. 19, 1923; 2. ch Fen Zar 

- 558240; Alice Russell, Detroit. 


38 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 4, 1923 


5673 


You GOTTA BE GOOD TO MAKE GOOD WITH 
ME; words and melody by J. Clark 
o£ UL Sa 5055 

fer e Mar: 13,4923; EF 558537; 
Jimmy Clark, Brooklyn. 


You KNow How “Tis; words and music 
Het, A, ©’ Hara. tof, U. Sa, arr. by 
Mos. M. A. O'Hara tof U.S... 5656 

mee “Mar 27, 1923; FE, 558865; 

Michael A. O’Hara, Roanoke, Va. 


You’LL FIND ME WHERE YOU LEFT ME, 
But I WON’ BE ALONE; words by 
Alex. Sullivan, melody by Jimmy 
Durante tof U. S.1 5657 

@ ft ce. Mar. 27, 1923; E 558922; 
Leo. Feist, inc., New York. 


You’LL HAVE TO GIVE YOUR MAMA JUST 
WHAT SHE WANTS AND WHAT SHE IS 
ENTITLED TO; words and music by W. 
He Raoads jof U. Sa, arr. by L. Vos- 
Burgh tof U. Sa 5658 

© 1c. Mar. 28, 1923; E 558940; 
William Hood Rhoads, New York. 


YouLL LEARN LITTLE GIRL; words and 

melony by J. F. Vollmer tof U. Sa 

j 5659 

(Gree War. 22, 1923- 558805; 
James F. Vollmer, Philadelphia, 


You LL NEVER MISS THE WATER TILL 
LOVES WELL RUNS DRY; words by 
Harold Robe, music by Curtis Gor- 
don tof U. S$. 5660 

er wien 7 1923- 2 c. Mar: 28; E 
561240; F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 
York. 


You MADE ME; words and music by J. 
Anderson sof U. Su. 5661 


(epewlas 22,. 1923; 2 6. Mar» 28; 
FE, 558932; Johnnie Anderson, Los 
Angeles. 


YouRE A GIRL OF THE BIG OUTDOORS; 


words by R. C. Arnott, melody by. 
? 


Arnold 1. Lax pot U.S. 5662 
et ¢ Mar 5, 1923; E 560647; Roy 
C. Arnott, Spokane, Wash. 


_ YOU'RE THE SWEETEST ARMFUL I HAVE 
KNOWN; words by H. Gilleg, music 
he vecnold I. tax tof U. Si New 
York, Manhattan music co. 5663 
enna el.) 192322 °c. Mar. 30> 
561305; Henry Gilleg, Milwaukee. 


You’vVE BEEN A PAL TO ME; words by 
fee MecKlrath, music. by EH. S.<S! 
Huntington tof U. Si 5664 

GC Aoe Mar. 22 01023. FE, 558689: 
Georgia EF. McElrath, Memphis, Tex. 


fA GOOG Bog 30 


Younc (Victor) ‘Three encore songs; 
music by V. Young sof U. Sj Con- 
tents: Billy goat; words by Dixie 
Willson.—Old_ stuff; words by 
Thomas Grant. Springer—A meadow 
scandal; words by T. G. ee : 

66 


© Pep. 2 17352 es Mare Pe 
EF 560381; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge, 
inc., New York. 


Your BEST; words and music by S. W. 

Krebs tof U.S. 5665 

1 Mag. (24) $995: 2c.) Mar: 12650: 

E 561154; Stanley Walter Krebs, New 
York. 


Your EYES; words by John Alan Haugh- 
ton, music by Howard Barlow vof 
Ue Sire vorce, in CC: 5667 

(Oi Marr 70.0 10286 2: es) Mar Oe 
E, 558470; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


YouR FORTUNE; from Caroline, words 
by Harry B. Smith, music by Eduard 
Kunneke tof U. S44 5668 

Oo Mea 15.1923 22: 6.8 Mar. lee 
E 560938; Harms, inc., New York. 
(© new lyrics 


YOUR HAVEN OF PEACE; words and music 
by Ne i lande «tet “U. Sa: 1Bive 
print) 5669 

Cull c. Heb 27. 1923 H 5608666 
John Hallward Hande, Baltimore. 


YOUR KISSES ARE THE BEST OF ALL; fox 
trot, words and music by Jack Snyder 
Cy el AS ; 5670 

©) War. 130) 1923-2. Mar. 302 18 
561294; Jack Snyder pub, co., inc., 
New York, ; 


YoUR MOTHER IS PRAYING FOR YOU; 
words by -Mrs.. F. W. Young, music 
Dye ee. Liuniineton, of U.S. 


5671 

Gy lec, Mar, 3ix 1923 ° 1 55898r: 

Mrs. Fred W. Young, Compton, 
Canada. : 


YOUR OLD PAL ANSWERED YOU; words 
and music by O. C. Seeley tof U. Sj 

. 5672 
@e ian. 245 19232) co Apr 570k 
559141; O. C. Seeley, Ponca City, Okl. 


Your work; words by Julia H. Johnston, 
music iby. Chas., H. Gabriel,’ jr. 10f 
Sa 5673 

© Mist 29: 1925-3 2 cu. Mar. 29 
E, 561026; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5674 pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 
YUM YUM, TIDDLE DUM; words by P.| 2 A. M. BLUES; words by Raleeal oe 
Gilbraith, music by E. S. S. Hunting- Irving, melody by J. C. Johnson tof 
tom or Us" Sa 5674 U. Sa, arr. by Wax G. Still poh Uys 
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1923; E 558691; , 5677 
Pearl Gilbraith, St. Francis, Kan. © +1 c.- Feb. 26, °1923;" EB ss5e280 - 


Herbert music co., New York. 


ZING GLI) ; d d lody b . 
i eee pe aly, , ee waegets 5675 258TH FIELD ARTILLERY MARCH; melody 


by S) Salvi pe las 
© 1 c Mar. 9, 1923; E 560743; | cn ee io E oe 
Antonio Parisi, New York. Salvatore Salvio, New Vor 


1** IMPROMPTU EN LA BEMoL; par I. | $1,000,000 (THE) watLrz; by J. B. Gil- 


Massuelle tof France); piano. 5676 len tof U. Sa; instrumental. 5679 
© Dec* 28, 1922" lca yan 22.) 1923 © 1 c.. Apr. 531923. piece: 
FE 551921; Massuelle, Paris. John B. Gillen, Chicago. 


Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923: 


Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 9 unpublished) _—-_~ 24 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 1,654 unpublished)_-__________ 5,655 
Potal 2.22 Lise ee Be ee 5, 679 


340 


mise, OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 


4, 1909. 


5679 


ABEND (Ein) IN TOLEDO; by Martin 

Schmeling; piano. Contents: 1. Sere- 

- nade.—2. Spanischer tanz. 1 

© M. Schmeling, Leipzig, as the 
author. R 22368, Dec. 18, 1922. 


ADMIRALS ALL; words by Henry New- 
bolt, music by A. Gray. Z 
© Alan Gray, Windsor, England, as 

the author. R 22464, Dec. 12, 1922. 


ALINE; words by -F. Dy Weatherly, 
music by Charles Deacon. 3 
© Charles E. Tolley, Guildford, 


England, as the executor of the author. 
R: 22469, Dec. 12, 1922. 


ALL For- THEE; words by E. E. Hewitt, 
music by John R. Sweney. 4 
© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
jee. is. 22405, Dec.. 20, 1922. 


Am I A SOLDIER OF THE CROSS; duet, 
words by Isaac Watts, music arr. by 
P. P. Bilhorn. 5 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22394, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Ann BoLéyn’s LAMENT; ‘by Liza Leh- 
mann. (Jn Album of nine English 
songs ) : 6 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22593, Jan. 
a7; 1923. 


ARE HERB ALL THE CHILDREN; words by 
Minnie H. Stephens, music by P. P. 
Bilhorn. Z. 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22386, Dec. 18, 1922. 


ARE YOU BUILDING ON THE ROCK; words 
and music by P. P. Bilhorn. 
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22398, Dec. 18, 1922. 


AscenpEpD (THE) Lorp; by D. B. 
Towner. 9 
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as 


the widow of the author. 
Dec. 4, 1922. 


R 22639, | 


AT CLOSR OF DAY; words by Clifton 
Bingham, music by E. Newton; no. - 
2a al ak 

© Ernest Newton, London, as the 
author. R 22477, Dec. 12, 1922. 


AUTOLYCUS’ SONG; by J. Greenhill. 11 


~ © J. Greenhill, London, as the au- 
thor. A. 22461, Dec.. 12;,, 1922. 


AvuTUMN; words by Roland King, music 
by M. K. Wood; high in EF, flat, with 
violin obbl. i 

© Mary Knight Wood, % Oliver 
Ditson co., Boston, as the author. R 
22562, jan. 13; 1923: 


Barp (THE); a Pindaric ode by Thomas 
Gray, set to music by Charles Vil- 
liers Stanford, op. 50; bass solo, cho. 
and orch. 13 


© Charles V. Stanford, London, as 
the .author. R 22470, Dec. 12, 1922. 


BEAUTIFUL BEAMS OF SUNSHINE; words 
and music by P. P. Bilhorn. 14 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
mMinor. i KR 122585, Dee. 18, 1922. 


BELLE (LA) CAPRICE; valse de ballet, 

by John Francis Gilder, op. 48. 15 

© Jos. B. Gilder, % Hornblower 

& Weeks, New York, as the next of 

kin of the author who is not living. 
Re 22500, batt, 13,. 1923, ; 


BEYOND THE STARS; words by Jesse P. 

~ Tompkins, music by John R. Sweney. 

16 

© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 

Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
thon) I 22417 Dec. 20,1922. 


Buack Hussars POLKA (Schwarze Hu- 
saren polka); by Richard Goerdeler ; 
piano. 17 

© Wilhelmina C. A. Goerdeler, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
tote it. 22Vo7, jan, 30; 1923: 


BLESS THE Lorp; arr. of words and 
music composed by P. P. Bilhorn. 18 
©) “Peter *~P.  Bilhorn, ‘Chicago, as 
the author. R° 22382, Dec. 18, 1922. 


O41 


CATALOGUE 
5679 (19) 


OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111; Nes aac 


Buinp Curt; words by Shakespeare, 
music by Liza Lehmann. (Jn Album 
of nine English songs) . 19 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22594, Jan. 
i7, 1OZ3: 


Brinc THEM to Mr; words by E. E. 
Hewitt, music by William J. Kirk- 
patrick. 20 

© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
thors R 22407;, Dee... 20,1922, 


By a DISTANT SEA; words by Clifton 
Bingham, music by Frank L. Moir. 21 


© Eleanor Moir, London, as_the 


widow of the author. R 22466, Dec. 
12, 1922: 
By tHE WwatTeRS; words by Annette 


Baker, music by Stephen. Adams; no. 
ale rroyeley 22 

© Laura Maybrick, Ryde, England, 
as the widow of the author. R 22462, 
Deer 1271922; 


CALVARY; words ae music composed 

and arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. 23 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author.  R 22403, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Cuanson vE Hussarps (Huszardal) ; 
by J. Hubay, op. 55, no. 2; violon et 
piano. 24 

© Jeno Hubay, Leipzig, as the 
author. R 22364, Dec. 18, 1922. 


CHANSON TRISTE; by E, Meyer-Hel- 
mund; piano. 25 
© Erik Meyer-Helmund, Leipzig, 

as the author. R 22370, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Crerrain (THE); by Arthur Sullivan. 
Contents: ’Tis very hard to choose.— 
Wake, then, awake.— Two happy 
Gods.—Ah, oui, j’etais——Let us lead 
a life of pleasure; words by F. C. 
Burnand.—The river! The river !—To 
Spain, said my husband.—Bustle! Bus- 
tle!—La criada——What is the matter, 
Peter?—The chieftain is found. — 
There’s no one, [’m certain. - 26 

© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England, as the executor of the author. 
R 22806, Dec. 12, 1922. 

Cuitp’s (A) prayrR; words by Ada 

Blenkhorn, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 27 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22390, Dec. 18, 1922. 


CHoosé YE THIS pAy; words by 5. 5. 
Cryor, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 28 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22392, Dec. 18, 1922. 


CRAMER (J. B.) Eighty-four celebrated 
studies; by J. B. Cramer, with bio- 
graphical sketch by T. Baker. bk, 1. 
(Schirmer’s library, v. 142) | 29 

(© Theodore Baker, New York, as 
the author. R 22454, Nov. 25, 1922. 


Crucifix; by J. Faure, arr. by Albert 
J. Holden; bar. solo and quartet of 
men’s voices. 30 

© Chas. E. Holden, Montclair, N. J., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 22501, Jans oy does 


DANSE HONGROISE; by E. Meyer-Hel-: 
Si 


mund; piano. 


© Erik Meyer-Helmund, Leipzig, 
as the author. R 22369, Dec. 18, 1922. 


—— (Czardas); by’ J: Hibay top. 52, 
no. 1; violon et piano. 32 


© Jeno Hubay, Leipzig, as the au- 
thor. R22363, Dee 16, 1922 


EIGHT MEASURE STUDIES; by W. G. 
6) 


Smith, op. ‘60 ble 2: 


© Wilson G. Smith, Cleveland, as 
the author. R’ 22788)" Janes toes. 


EMERSON’S QUARTETS AND CHORUSES FOR 
MALE VOICES; by L.O. Emerson. 34 
© Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, 
Mass., as the child of the deceased 
author. R 22581, Jan. 11, 1923. 


Even (An) sonc; by H. R. Shelley; 
bar. solo and cho. of mixed voices. 35 
© Harry Rowe Shelley, New York, 

as the author. |R 22022. Jannd,etoes. 


Far, FAR AWAY; by Alfred Scott Gatty; 
with piano acc. 36 


© Alex. J. Scott Gatty, London, as 
the child of the deceased author. R 
22476, Dec. 12, 1922. 


FLossIE WALTz; by E. B. Spencer, ed. 
and fingered by Hans Richter; piano. 
oF 


© West End trust co., Philadelphia, 
ae executors. R 22580, Jan. 11, 
1923. 


FLOWING (THE) FOUNTAIN; words by 
Ada Blenkhorn, music by P. P. Bil- 
horn. 38 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22378. Dec. 18, 1922. 


ForcE AND THE BELL; words by F. E. 

Weatherly, music by Stephen Adams. 

39 

© Laura Maybrick, Ryde, England, 

as the widow of the author. R 22479, 
Dec: 12, 1922: 


342 


i ee 
A! 
s 


c 


no. 4, 1923 


Fruit (THE) OF THE SPIRIT; words by 
Julia H. Johnston, music by James 
McGranahan. 40 

© David R. Gilbert, Warren, O., as 
the executor of the author. R 22638, 
Dec. 4. 1922. 


GATHER UP THE RAYS OF SUNSHINE; 
words and music by P. P. ones 
@ Peter’ P.-Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22379, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Gop CAN SAVE; words by Minnie H. 
Stephens, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 
42 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22381, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Gop’s OWN ACRE; words and music by 

B. Rolt. 43 

© Bernard Rolt, London, as the 
autmor. Ik 22482.. Dec. 12, 1922. 


Gob’s WONDROUS LovE; words by Fanny 
J. Crosby, music by John R. Sweney. 
4A 


© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the 
autuor. ik) 22410, Dec. 20, 1922. 


GOLDEN CHIMES; by C. E. Leslie. 45 
© Mrs, C.. &. Leslie, Madison, 
Wis., as the widow of the author. 
R 20614, Apr. 26, 1922. 


GoLDEN DAWN; words by Clifton Bing- 

ham, music by F. Rosse. 46 

© Frederic Rosse, London, as the 
anion. 22460, Dec. 12, 1922. 


GotpEN (THE) HARPS -ARE SOUNDING; 
words by Mrs. P. P. Bilhorn, music 
By by Py Bilhorn. 47 

© Peter-P. Bilhorn, Chicago, . as 
the author. 


HANDEL (Gkorc FriepricH) Hear me 
ye winds and waves; tutta raccolta 
ancor, air from the opera Scipio, by 


Handel, recitative from Julius 
Caesar, with English tr. by Theo. 
Matzialsarr. by A: 1, 48 


© Eva Eckersley, Danbury, Eng- 
land, as the executor of the author. 
R 22478, Dec. 12, 1922. 


Harsour (THE) BAY; words and music 
by» Frank L. Moir. 49 
© Eleanor Moir, London, as the 
widow of the author. R 22467, Dec. 
12, 1922. 


R 22400, Dec. 18, 1922., 


RENEWALS AND EXTENSIONS 


5679 (59) 


HAVE YE LOOKED FOR THE SHEEP; words 
by Ida Ronyon Finlay, arr. by P. P. 
Bilhorn,. music’ by’ P..: P. Bilhorn: 

50 
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 

the author. R 22396, Dec. 18, 1922. 


His DEATH SETS ME FREE; words by J. 

E. Wolfe, music by P. P. fe 

1 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22401, Dec. 18, 1922. 


I FoUND It; words by Mrs. P. P: Bil- 
horn, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 52 


©: Peter’ PB. Bilhorn; Chicago, as 
the anther: +R 22391 Dee: 18;*-1922: 


I¥ MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE; words 
by Shakespeare, music by Liza Leh- 
mann. (Jn Album of nine English 
songs) 53 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as 
the widower of the author. R 22589, 
Jan. 17, 1923. . 


[¥ PURE ARE THE SPRINGS OF THE FOUN- 
TAIN; song, by Michael Arne, arr. 
by J. Greenhill. 54 


J. Greenhill, London, as the 
author, R 22458, Dec. 12, 1922. 


IN THE MORNING; words by Mrs. P. P. 
Bilhorn, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 55 
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22399, Dec. 18, 1922. 


IN THE TIME OF ROSES; words by Inez, 
music by F. Corbett; with violoncello 


obbl. ) 56 
© Felix Corbett, Middlesboro, 
England, as the author. R 22474, 


Bec 2. 1922: 


JY, PENSE; “by 
piano, 

© Erik Meyer-Helmund, Leipzig, 

as the author. R 22371, Dec. 1922. 


. E. Meyer- Helmund ; 
57 


JEsuS IS MINE; words by E. E. Hewitt, 
music by William J. Kirkpatrick. 58 
© Lizzie E. Sweeney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the 
author. R 22409, Dec. 20, 1922. 


aes IS SEEKING THE CHILDREN; words 
y Ada Blenkhorn, music by P, P. 
ae 59 
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, 
as't'the’: author. R: 22377, “Decs. 18) 


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JESUS, LOVER OF My souL; anthem, by 
Th’ Dubois, adapted and arr. as trio, 
by Chas. H. Morse. 60 


© C. H. Morse, Goffstown, N. H., 
as ‘the author, (R.22551,, Jam 10, 1923: 


Joy Is COMING IN THE MORNING; words 
by Jennie Wilson, music by William 
J. Kirkpatrick. 61 

© Lizzie E. Sweeney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the 
author. R 22408, Dec. 20, 1922. 


KEYSTONE VOLUNTEERS; march by M. 
A. Althouse; brass band. 62 
© Monroe A. Althouse, Reading, 
Pa. jas tae author, (Ko 225 ise jan 5, 


1923. 
LESLIE'S CHORAL ANTHEMS: by C. E. 
Leslie. 63 
© Mrs. C. E. Leslie, Madison, 


Wis., as the widow of the author. 
R 20615, Apr. 26, 1922. 


LIKE AS WE LIE; words by Maurice 
Noel, music by J. L. Molloy. 64 
© Clarice Molloy, London, as the 
child of the deceased author. R 
22463, Dec. 12, 1922. 


LittLE MEMBERS; words by Minnie H. 
Stephens, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 
65 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the”author. R 22384, Dec. 18, 1922. 


LoNG AGO, MY DARLING; words by Hu- 
bert A. Spalding, music by R. Somer- 
ville. 66 

© Reginald Somerville, London, 
as the author. R 22473, Dec. 12, 1922. 


LovE IN April; a Balalinka song, 
words. ‘and .mpsic. “by Fred J. 
Whishaw. 67 


© F. J. Whishaw,, Paignton, Eng- 


land, as the sauthog. VR 22472... Dec. 
12, 1922. 
LovELy FAIR; by John _ Frederick 
Lampe, arr. by J. Greenhill. 68 
© J. Greenhill, London, as the 
author. R 22457, Dec. 12, 1922. 
LevELy JANE; words by _ Cherry, 


music by Shield, arr. by J. aes 

9 

J. Greenhill, London, as the 
author.) Ix)22459' Dec. IZ 1922: 


MAKE ME AS WHITE AS SNOW; words 
by Ada Blenkhorn, music by P. P. 
Bilhorn. 70 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author.- R 22393, Dec. 18, 1922. 


MARCH OF THE GUARD; four-part song, 
by A. Geibel; mixed voices 1 
© Adam Geibel, % White-Smith 
music pub. co., Boston, as the author. 
R 22584, Jan. 11, 1923, 


Massenet (JuLES Emit) Elle s’en est 
allée; poésie de Lucien Solvay, 
musique de J. Massenet. 72 

© Louise Constance de Gressy, 
veuve de Jules Emile Massenet, 


Paris, as the widow of the author. 
R 23076, Jan. 269 a9e2) 


MENUET ANTIQUE; by S. B. Mills, op. 
44, . 73 
© E. A. Mills, White Plains, N. Y., 


as the child of the deceased author. 
R 22499, Jan." 31924: 


MoNnDNACHT AM SEE; salonsttick von C, 


Heins; pianoforte, 74 
© Carl Heins, Leipzia)) as the 
author, R 22373) Dec wie 1922) 


MorNING OF THE YEAR; words by Clif- 

ton Bingham, music by J. L. Molloy. 

75 

© Clarice Molloy, London, as the 

child of the deceased author. R 
22475, Dec. 12, 1922. 


MusIC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE; words by 
Shelley, music by Liza Lehmann. 
(In Album of nine English songs) 

76 


© Herbert Bedford, London, as 
the widower of the author. R 22592, 
Jam 177 1923: 


My otp KENTUCKY HOME, GOODNIGHT; 
by Stephen C. Foster, arr. with 
variations, by Charles Grobe, rev., 
arr. and modernized by W. F. Meach- 
am; piano. qd 

© W. F. Meacham, New York, as 
the author.» R: 22545, Jan. 3)) 1923, 


New (A) METHOD FOR THE CABINET OR- 
GAN; by James Bellok tpseud. of 
Hamilton S. Gordon) . Gordon’s enl. 
ed. 78 

© Leslie A., Hamilton A., Clarence 
and Herbert H. Gordon, New 
York, as the children of the deceased - 
author.:" Ro 22351) Weer) tse, 


NIGHTINGALE’S COURTSHIP; words from 
Festus, by Philip James Bailey, music 
by Ey Cochett 79 


© Felix Corbett, Middlesboro, 
England, as the author. R 22481, 
Dec" 1271922: 


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NoTHING To PAY; words by Geo. R. | Responses; third series, by Fred Schil- 
92 


Clare. music by PsP. Bilhorn. . 80 


(Peter P. Bilhorn,’ Chicago, as 
tre author, Kk 22402, Dec. 18,. 1922. 


O Jesu THou art STANDING; by John 
B. Marsh; quartette with solos for 
sop., alto and ten. 81 

© Walter V. V. Marsh, New York, 
as the child ‘of the deceased author. 
e272 500,.Jjan. 3, 1923. 


O saLuraris; by Albert J. Holden; alto 

os bass, in G. 82 

© @has. . “Holden, Montclair, 

N. J., as the child of the deceased au- 
thor. 22498, Jan. 3, 1923. 


ONLY A SONG; words by Ada Blenk- 
hom. aausic’ by P. P. Bithorn: 83 
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22380, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Our HAPPY FESTAL DAY; words by 
Fanny J. Crosby, music by William 
J. Kirkpatrick. 84 

© L. E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, Phil- 
adelphia, as the widow of the author. 
i 2200, Wee, 13, 1922. 


EiVAENS: OF  PEACK. (Der wee zum 
frieden); by D’A. Barnard, arr. by 
M. Retford. 1. Orch—2. Military 
band. 85, 86 
- © D’Auvergne Barnard, Leipzig, 
as the author. R 22366, 2236/7, each 
Dec. 18, 1922. 


Praisk HIM IN THH HEIGHTS; words 
by E. E. Hewitt, music by William 
J. Kirkpatrick. 87 

© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
then. A. 22406, Dec. 20, 1922. 


Praiss To THEE; words by E. E. Hewitt, 
music by William J. Kirkpatrick. 88 
© L. E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, Phila- 
delphia, as the widow of the author. 
eeZott Dec) 13, 1922. 


PrAarsss To ouR Kine: by. P. P. Bil: 

horn. (Sunshine songs) 89 

©) Peter .P- -Bilhorn, Chicago, ‘as 
the author. R 22376, Dec. 18, 1922. 


PSALM OF LIFE; poem by Longfellow, 
music by F. H. Cowen. 9 


(© Frederic H. Cowen, London, as 
the author. R 22468, Dec. 12, 1922. 


REDEMPTION ’S STORY; words and music 


by P. P. Bilhorn. 91 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
auton Rk 22060, Wec. 18,°1922, 


ling ; chorus. 

© Eleanor Harper, New York, as 
the child of the deceased author. R 
22620, Jan. 10, 1923. 


RETURN FROM CAMP MARCH; by C. H. 

Free; piano or organ. 93 

© Charles H. Free, Philadelphia, as 
the-antitor, is 22417, Dec: 22, 1922. 


SEEKING; words and music. by P. P. 
Bilhorn and Chas. M. Robinson, arr. 
by PoP. B, 94 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the’ 


Re 22568,. Dec. 18, 1922. 


SEND OUT THE SEARCHLIGHT; words by 
EE? Plewittt, -mtisic: by? John -R: 
_ Sweney. 95 
© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
tow. Ik 77413, (Dee 20, 1922. 


SHE IS NOT FAIR TO OUTWARD VIEW; 
words by Coleridge, music by Liza 
Lehmann. (Jn Album of nine Eng- 
lish songs) 96 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22590, Jan. 
d7,° 1923, 


SIGH NO MORE LADIES; words by Shake- 
speare, music by Liza Lehmann. (Jn 
Album of nine English songs) 97 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22587, Jan. 
17, 1923. 


SINGING TO oUR SAvioUR; words and 
music by P. P. Bilhorn. 98 


Cc) (Peter sf Bilhom,, Chicago. as 
the author. R 22383, Dec. 18, 1922. 


SLUMBERLAND; lullaby, words by Eva 
Dich, sic by: i. Stern; op: 22.7399 
© Leo Stern, London, as the author. 

R 22480;, Dec. 12, 1922. 


SOLDATENLEBEN (Soldier’s life) ; marsch 
von M. Schmeling. 1. Orch.—2. 
Piano.—3. Band; op. 14. 100-102 


© M. Schmeling, Leipzig, as the 


author. 


author. kk 22361... 22362, 22303, each 
Dec. 18, 1922. 

SoMETIMES A LIGHT SURPRISES; by Al- 
bert J. Holden. 103 


© Chas. E. Holden, Montclair, N. J., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
Re22500, Jan; 3, 1923. 


STATELY (THE) STEPPINGS OF OUR LorD; 
words by John Oatman, jr., music by 
John R. Sweney. 104 


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STATELY (THE) STEPPINGS OF OUR 


Lorp—Continued. 

© Lizzie FE. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Philadelphia, as the widow of the au- 
thor. R 22411, Dec. 20, 1922. 


SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN; by S. ari 
10 


© Sumner Salter, Williamstown, 
Mass., as the author. R 22621, Jan. 
10, 1923. 
SUMMER MORN WALTZ; by C. H. Free; 
piano. Simplified ed. 106 


© Charles H. Free, Philadelphia, 
as the author. R 22418, Dec. 22, 1922. 


SUMMER PLEASURES SCHOYPTISCHE; by 
C. H. Free; piano or organ. 107 
© Charles H. Free, Philadelphia, as 

the author. R 22419, Dec. 22, 1922. 


SUNSET AND EVENING STAR; sacred song, 
poem by Alfred Tennyson, music by 
Albert J. Holden; mixed quartet. 108 

© Chas. E. Holden, Montclair, N. J., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R22502.. Janke 3.1928: 


SUNSHINE soncs; by P. P. Bilhorn. 109 
© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22397, Dec. 18, 1922. 
SUNSHINE SONGS FOR THE SUNDAY 
SCHOOL: by PP. Billtorn 110 
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the atithor. R 22375, Dec. 18;/1922. 
THREE (THE) GRACES; intermezzo, by 


Andrew Herman rpseud. of T. M. 
Tobani op. 305; orch. 111 


© Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl Fischer, 


New York, as the author. R 22595, 
Jan. 9, 1923. 

TROISIEME MAZURKA (3d mazurka) ; par 
E. Meyer-Helmund; piano. 112 


© Erik Meyer-Helmund, Leipzig, 
as the author. R 22374, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Two SISTERS oF BINNORIE; by A. Somer- 

vell, arr. with new acc. hs 

© Arthur Somervell, London, as the 
author. R 22465, Dec. 12, 1922. 


UNEARTHLY (THE) ONE; by Liza Leh- 
mann. (Jn Album of nine English 
songs ) 114 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt, 11 Sees 


© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22586, 
Jane by" 1923: 


WATCHMAN’S sonc; by H. Weidt, tr. 
by N. H. Dole. (Jn Album of bass 
songs, v. 4) 115 

© Nathan Haskell Dole, Jamaica 
Plain, Mass., as the author. R 22360, 
Dec. 4, 1922. 


WELCOME SWEET BELLS RINGING; words 
by Mrs. P. P. Bilhornjamusigiby eee, 
Bilhorn. 116 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22395, Dec. 18, 1922. 


WELLENSPIEL; charakterstiick, von C. 
Heins; pianoforte. 117 
© Carl Heins, Leipzig, as the author. 

R 22372, Dee: 18, 1822. 


W HAT WAS I? LOVE; words and music by 
L. Bailey. 118 


© Leonora Bailey, London, as the 
author. R 22456, Dec. 12, 1922. 


WHEN TWO THAT LOVE ARE PARTED 
(Lungi dal curo bene) ; song by Secchi, 
English tr. by Theo. Marzials, arr. 
by A. L. r:English and Italian words) 

119 


© Eva Eckersley, Danbury, Eng- 
land, as the executor of the author. 
R 22471, Dec. 12, 1922. 


W HO IS THE CHILDREN’S DEAREST FRIEND? 
words by Ada Blenkhorn, music by 
PP: Brihork: 120 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22387, Dec. 18, 1922. 


Wipow-sirp (A) SATE MOURNING; words 
by Shelley, music by Liza Lehmann. 
(In Album of nine English songs) 

121 


© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22588, Jan. 
17; 19235. 


Younce (THE) rosé; words by Moore, 
music by Liza Lehmann. (Jn Album 
of nine English songs) 122 

© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 22591, Jan. 
17, 1923. 


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Geese MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UEACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 


AFTER MIDNIGHT. 123 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice recd Mar. 21, 1923; recorded, 
"5, p. 134. 


AIN’! LOVE A WONDERFUL THING; lyric 
by King Zany rpseud. of Jack Dilh, 
music by Roy Ingraham. 124 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 140. 


ALIBI BLUES. myolze 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice recd Mar. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Tey Py V34. 
ALL FOR YOU; song by Easthope Martin. 
: 126 


© Enoch & sons, New York. No- 


Heeamer ay Apr.) 30,1923; recorded, 
VW. p. 143. 
ALPINE ECHOES; waltz-song, words by 


Irving Caesar, music by Charles An- 
cliffe. 127, 


© Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 


Itd., London. Notice rec’d May 1, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 
_ AMERICAN spirit; by Walter Esberger ; 
piano. 128 
© John Church cO., Cincinnati. 
Notice rec'd Apr. 26,+1923; recorded, 
We 03 7p. 143. 
ANDANTE CANTABILE; by Christopher’ 
O’ Hare. 129 


© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice rec d Mar. 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
johns ya 


AANDANTE, DOLOROSO; by Otto Langey. 
1 


© Oliver Ditson co., 
tice rec'd Mar. 9, 1923; 
We Ho2: 


Boston. No- 
recorded, v. 5, 


ANUSCHKA. 131 


© Wiener-Boheme verlag, Vienna. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 

Ni oh Ds dal 
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ANY OLD TIME. 132 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. . 
New York. Notice rec’d May 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 


ANY PLACE WHERE I ‘MAKE MONEY, IS 
HOME SWEET HOME TO ME. 133 
’ © Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1923; recorded, 
Wa See deh 
APRIL, BLOSSOMS. 134 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 


rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 
ARGENTINE, t35 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 


recd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 

ARKANSAW (THE) MULE. 136 

© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 139. 


ARM (THE) BREAKER. 137 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 


tice recd Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
v3,.p. 142, 
AvE Marta. 138 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec'd Mar. 12, 1923; 
srecorded,.v. 5, p: 131. 
BAaBy BUNTIN; by Noble Sissle and 
Eubie Blake. 139 


© M. Witmark & sons, New- York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Vee Oh Ws b30: 
BAMBALINA. 140 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec’d Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
_ p. 144. 
BANG! ON YOUR TAMBOURINE. 141 
© Broadway music corp., New 
Yorks) Notice: :sec'd Mar’ '28F- 1923; 
recorded, we 5; pa 135. 


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BARNEY GOOGLE. 142 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec'd Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


BE BRAVE; from Little songs of opti- 
mism. 143 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 136. 


BEALE STREET MAMMA, 144 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


BELLA DoNNA. 145 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New): York. Notice recd yy May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


BENNY BE YOURSELF. 146 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


BLUE. 147 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York, 

Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Ves Dy ‘pe k36. 


BLUE Hoosier BLUES. 148 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 144. 


BLUE KITTEN; selection, intro: When I 
waltz with you. 149 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
recd Apr. 27, 19235. secorded,: v. 5, 
p. 144. 


BLUE KITTEN BLUES. 150 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
recd Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 


Bos-0-LINK. LSk 
© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 
York Netice= rece. sapere 5, 1923- 


recorded, v. 5; \p. 137: 


BREATH (TH’) oF AN IRISH SMILE. 


152 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York, .Notice “reed (May i923: 


recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 


CaLL ME, AND I’LL COME To YOU; lyrics 
by Wm. H. Gardner, music by Ar- 
thur Penn. 153 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 15, 1923; recorded, 
Wee De aes 


pt. 111, ms.) Vv. 1S 


CAN IT BE Love; lyric by M. L. Dick- 

son, music by Fred’k W. iba ot 

episys 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 5, 1923; recorded, 
Vi 2s Pid oo: 


CANNIBOLA. 155: 

© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 

York. Notice rec'd Apr. 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 137. 


Cats (THE) WHISKERS. 
© Philip Ponce publications, New 
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 136. 


CHEER uP! CHEER UP! CHEER UP! FOR 


TO-MORROW’S ANOTHER DAY. . 157 

© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd May 2, 
1923; recorded, v.-5, p. 145. 


CHICK-A-DEE. 158 

© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 18; 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 


CHIMES FOX TROT (Glocken) ; fox trot. 


159 


© Edward B. Marks music. co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 23, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 134. 


CLASSICANA. 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


Crincinc (THE) VINE. 161 

© Harms, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec'd Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
Bab dso. 


COME WHERE THE LILIES BLOOM; by 
Thompson, arr. by Hilton. - 162 

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 


CoRON ADO. 163. 

(© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d Mar, 16, 1923; re- 
corded, v.95, p.0 13a: 


CuDDLE ME AS WE DANCE. 164. 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice - 


‘rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; \recomiedy aus) a; 

p. 142. 
Cupip’s MELODY. 165 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 


rec'd Apr. 


11, 1923; recordedsav. 5, 
Dp. 139. ‘ 


348 


156: 


160. 


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NOTICES 
no. 4, 1923 


‘CUTIE: 166 

© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

feeder Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, -v._ 5, 
p. 144. : 


Cyclone (THE) 167 

foack. Mills, inc, New © York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
WD, p. 142. 


DADDY BETTER WATCH YOUR STEP. 168 

© Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 15, 1923; recorded, 
Peo pe 131. 


DADDY’S WONDERFUL PAL. 169 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. Dep. 46. 


DANCING MARIONETITE; by Henry. 170 

© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 

recd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 143. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY. 171 

© -Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


DIXIK, THE LAND OF RAG TIME TUNES. 
172 


© Oscar E. Dahloff, Brooklyn. 
Notice rec’d May 4, 1923; recorded, 

v. 5, p. 145. 
Don’? BE SILLY, SALLY. 173 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 


New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 133. 
Don’? FEEL, SORRY FOR ME. 174 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Webo. ph 136: 


DON’T SING ME THE BLUES DEAR. 

© Jack Mills, inc., 

Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
View. V32: 


Don’t WE CARRY ON. 176 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. Notice 

feed. vpr,-25, 1923: recorded, -v.. 5, 
p. 142. 


DowN AND OUT BLUES. 177 
© Libbie Williams Mehr, Birming- 
ham, Ala. 
recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


Down (THE) TOWN RAG. 178 

© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
Ven ep hae: 


175 


New York. |. 


Notice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; 


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DREAMLAND CITY; words by Grace M. 

Woodley, music by Claude Bea: 

179 

© J. .B. Cramer & co., ltd., London. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 9, 1923; recorded, 
Viros De bol: 


Exsie; by Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake. 

180 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Wa. PLS: 


END (THE) OF THE ROAD; words by 
Fred E. Weatherly, music by Wilfrid 
Sanderson. 181 

© Boosey & co., New York. Notice 
recad: Ape. o° 1923 secorded, > ve 5, 
WDakoo: 


ESPAGNOLE FOX TROT. 182 

© Edward B. Marks music co., New 

York., ' Notice: rec'd), Mar. 23, .1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 134. 


EVERYBODY'S STRUTTING Now; by Noble 
Sissle and Eubie Blake. 183 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. - 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
V.hOy, p: 136: 


EVERYONE IS SO BEAUTIFUL IN SOMEONE'S 
EYES. 184 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Mar. 14, 1923; recorded, 
We De lol. 


EVERYTHING IS K O In Ky. 185 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


FLOWER SONG. 186 

© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

recd Apr. 27, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 


FOREVER MINE. 187 

© Philip Ponce publications, New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 6, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 136. 


ForGE’-ME-No?T  (Vergissmeinnicht) ; 
schottische. 188 
© Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. Notice rec’d Mar. 23, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 134. 


FRAGMENT (A) 189 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
We tOn Dre koe: 


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GEE, I'LL MISS YOU WHEN YOU'RE GONE. 
19 


© Jerome H. Remick & cO., New 
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


GuHost (THE) OF THE PIANO. 191 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p: 1352: 


GIMMIE. 192 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

a Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 142. 


GIVE ME THAT ROSE. 193 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
se Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 


GOLDEN HEAD. 194 


© McKinley music co., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 17, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Ope Lao. 


GonE, BUT STILL IN MY HEART; lyrics 
by Benton Ley, music by Lee David. 
195 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 15, 1923; recorded, 
Ve ds Pd ae 


GooD MORNING DEARIE: intro: Rose 
Marie. 196 
Oml. BB Aatmsca. New “York. 
Notice rec'd Mar. 24, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Dep. Lo: 


GOODBYE LITTLE ROSEBUD. 197 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
reed> Apr. “28; 1923. «recorded? vi. 5, 
p. 144. 


GooDNICHT. 198 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 134. 


GRANDMA’S BOY. 199 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
ve. 5s ip. 130: 


Grrec (Epvarp HacEruP) Norwegian 
bridal procession; by E. Grieg, op. 
19, arr. by P. Grainger. 200 

© Percy Grainger, New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 139. 


Hat, AmeERIcA; the Marseillaise of 
America. 201 
© Genevieve Whittemore, Glendale, 
Calif. Notice rec’d Mar. 31, 1923: re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


pt. 11%, 1S. 


HAPPINESS. 202 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. -No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
Ds: #32. 


HAPPY BLUES. 203 

© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 

Notice rec'd Mar. 13, 1923; -record- 
ed, v7. 5, piaiee 


HE LOVES IT. 204 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York, 

Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Ve 5, 9 A360, 


HES A DARN GOOD MAN ‘710 HAVE 
HANGIN’ AROUND. 205 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 21, 1923; recorded, 
¥.. OF ps tok 


HeE’s A WILDMAN, WHEN IT COMES ‘TO 
PLAYING JAZZ. 206 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
V, 5, Pore 


HoLDING HANDS. 207 

© Chas. E. Roat music co., Battle 

Creek. Notice rec’d Apr. 16, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 140. 


HoME. 208 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 30, 1923; recorded, 
VS yp. Sa: 


HoME-MADE HAPPINESS. 209 

© Harms, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec'd Apr, 2, 1925- necordca ny, 
5p ip. 138. 


Hortown CHINATOWN HOP. 210 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


Hotsy ToTsy TOWN. al 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


How YA GONNA KEEP YOUR MIND ON 
DANCING, WHEN YOURE DANCING 
WITH SOMEONE YOU LOVE. 212 

© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd Mar. 24, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 135. 


I CAN’T FORGET YOU. 213 

© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; recorded, 
ove Sop. 139: 


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no. 4, 1923 


OF USER 
5679 (236) 


I crmep For you; by Freed, Arnheim 
~ and Lyman. 214 


© Sherman, Clay & co., San Fran- 
Notice rec'd Apr. Als 1823 ; 


cisco. 
recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 
Tp LOVE TO HAVE YA. 215 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 


tice rec'd Apr. 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 
I KNOW WHAT IT MBANS TO BE SORRY. 


216 

© Leo Feist, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec’d Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144 


I LIKE TO WALK WITH A PAL LIKE YOU; 
by Noble Sissle and Eubie ES 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 


5. p; 1236. 
Tur, HOP, SKIP AND JUMP INTO MY 
MAMMY’S ARMS. 218 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 


v. 5, p. 144. 


TL SAY GOOD MORNING WHERE THE 


MORNING GLORIES GROW. 219 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 22, 1923; record- 
ed, v. 5, p. 133. 
I’m A HARMONY BABY. 220 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 


‘New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
I’M GLAD IT’S OVER NOW. 221 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 18,.1923; recorded, 
Watoy pe SO. 
I'm JUST GOING WILD OVER YOU. 222, 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
wi. Spe 132. 
I’M ONLY A PILGRIM. 223 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 
I NEVER BROKE NOBODY'S HEART. 224 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York, ‘Notice rec'd Apr. 7,. 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 140. 


I NEVER KNEW HOW MUCH GoD GAVE TO 
ME; lyric by J. Keirn Brennan, music 
by Ernest R. Ball. Z25 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec'd Apr. 5, 1923; recorded, 
Ve s5h ps. 138: 


I NEVER KNEW, UNTIL YOU SAID GOOD- 


BYE. 226 
Or jack «Mills. ine... New! Yor 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
We oy pe-dig2: 
I’VE BEEN WANTING YOU. 2am 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
ties sree.d, Apr. 16, ‘1923: recorded: v. 
5: ps 142: 


T’vVE FOUND A BUD AMONG THE ROSES. 
2 


© Harms, inc., New York, No- 
tice rec’d Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144 
I wouLD WEAVE A SONG FoR you; lyric 
by Katharine Adams, music by ’Geof- 
trey @ ara. 229 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; record- 
ed, v. 5, p. 136. 
Ir I ToLp you. 230 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 


If WE COULD SEE BEYOND To-DAY; from 


Little songs of optimism. 230 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar, 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 136. 
I you ARE AS LONESOME AS I Am. 232 
© Goodman & Rose, inc, New 
York. _ Notice’ rec’d Apr. 24, 1923; 


recorded, vy. 5, p. 142. 


I¥ YOU GO, YOU'LL COME BACK BYE AND 
BYE; lyric by Henry Creamer, music 
by Lew Pollock. 253) 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


~ Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; recorded, 
Vatoep. 140. 
IMAGINATION VALSE 234 
©» Jack» Mills, inc., New -York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Me ae LOZ: 
IN A CARAVAN. 235 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Wabi OZ. 
In JUNE. 236 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
VorkwresNotice . rec'd i Apra: 7) 1923; 


recorded. v. 5. p. 140. 


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INDIAN SNAKE DANCE; by Cecil Bur- 
leigh; instrumental. 237 


© B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 15, 1923; recorded, 
r. 3, p. 132. 


It IS THEN MY HEART WILL FORGET; lyric 
by Beth Slater Whitson, music by 
Harold Wardell. 238 

© Edward Schuberth & co., New 
York. Noticed rec’d Mar. 24, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 134. 


JAZZING THUNDER STORM DANCE; by 
Noble Sissle and Eubie Blake. 239 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Ve 3) 1p woe: 
JES’ DANDY. 240 
©. Jacle Malls, ane.,.. New. : York: 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
WO) Pel Ges 
JINGLE stEP; by Noble Sissle and Eubie 
Blake. 241 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
We Ds fe. LAG, 

Just FoR TO-NIGHT (Nur eine nacht) 
Op 52. 242 


© Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. Notice rec'd May 1, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 144. 


KEEP OFF MY SHOES, 243 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


KEEP SWEET AND SING; from Little songs 
of optimism. 244 
© Forster music publisher, inc., Chi- 
cago. Noticed rec’d Mar. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 136. 


KENTUCKY ECHOES. 245 


© L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., 
New York. Notice rec'd Apr. 19, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 142. 


Kiss TIME. 246 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

recd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 142. 

Kol NIDRE; by Roberts. 247 


© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 
recd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 143. 


LAMEN‘TOSO; by Gaston Borch. 248 

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. Notice 

rec'd: ‘(Mary 9)°°1923 5 recorded, \vei5, 
De MZ: 


a ee Lal ee Pe 
eg 2) 7 
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Pt. 131 Swe 


LAND OF BROKEN DREAMS. 249 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 


York. Notice rec’d Apr. i 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 140. . 
LAND OF ROMANCE. . 250 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
oy Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, y. 5, 
Dp. ‘ } 


LANGOMANIA. 251 


© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923: recorded, 
Venoy ies ee 


Last (THE) HouR; by A. Walter 
Kramer. 252 


© John Church co., Cincinnati. 


Notice rec’d Apr. 26, 1923: recorded, 
W..0; p. 43, 
LAVENDER AND LACE. 253 
© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 24, 1923; recorded, 
V. 9) Po 133; 
Leap THOU MY SOUL. 254 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 12, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, plat 


Lento; by Berthold Tours. ZS 


© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. Notice 
ue Mar. 9, 1923; recorded, v. Dy 
p 


Lir’s Mirror; from Little songs of 
optimism, : 256 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec'd Mar. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5p. eae 


LINDY LADY. 257 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. Notice 


rec'd Mar. 19, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 134. 
LITTLE BOY BLUES. 258 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


LitthE (THE) CHURCH -AROUND THE 
CORNER. 259 
© Charles K. Harris, New York. 
Notice oe Apr. 3 1923: recorded, 
Wee. Pall 


LITTLE ROVER, DON’! FORGET TO COME 
BACK HOME. 260 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 30, 
1923; recorded, v.25, pu lage 


352 


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NOTICES 
no. 4, 1923 


OF USER 
5679 (284) 


Lirtts (THE) SHEPHERD’s sonc. 261 

© Jack Mills, inc. -New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Ve dope bod. 


LIVE AND LOVE AGAIN ; by Hartley eee 

© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. Notice 

rec'd Mar. 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 132: 


LoncINnG just For you; lyric by Arthur 
Penn, music by Geo. J. Trinkaus. 263 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, pr 140. 


Lovisvue Lou, THAT VAMPIN’ oe 

4 

© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 

Wew»Yark. Notice recd Apr. 11, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 138. 


Lou’sIANA BLOSSOM. 265 

© Forster, music publisher, inc., 

Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 23, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 135. 


LovE AND THE MOON. 266 

©r it) BB Marms co.; -New * York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 3, 1923; recorded, 
os Sue OT . 


‘LovE NEEDS NO SINGLE WORDS. 267 

© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

reed Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 138. 


Lovx’s LITTLH HOUR. 268 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 


Lovin’ cHILE; by Noble Sissle and 
Eubie Blake. 269 


© M. a iemacle & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
we OF pt 136; ; 


Macic WALtrz. 270 


(© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 12, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 131. 


271 
Chicago. 


MAKE UP YOUR MIND. 
© Alexander Robinson, 


Notice rec’d Mar. 22, 1923; recorded, 


VD, pe Tao 


MAN IN THE MOON. 272 

© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

reed Apr. 28,1923: recorded, \v: 5, 
p. 144. 


MANY THOUSAND GONE; by White. 273 
© Carl Fischer, New York. Notice 


recd May 3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 145. 

MarcH OF THE MANNIKINS. 274 

© Richmond-Robbins, inc. New 


York. Notice rec'd Apr. 14,- 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 


MAXIE JONES, KING OF THE SAXIEKPHONES. 
275 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, © 
Ve Oy py 136: 


Memory (THE) OF A SONG. 276 
© Jack «Mills, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
Mo Seyth) Lone 


MEXICAN MOONLIGHT; by Elizabeth Bou- 
telle. Aid 
© Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
v¥>5; p. 141; 


MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND DON’! 
BACKBITR ME. 278 
© Libbie Williams Mehr, Birming- 
ham, Ala. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


MISSISSIPPI CHOO-CHOO, 279 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec'd Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 


MopvULATIONS. 280 

© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 

rec'd Apr. 18; 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p. 139: 


My cCOrrace IN SUNSHINE LANE. 281 

© Harms. inc.. New York. Notice 

feed Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, v: 5, 
pe ag a 


MY cRINOLINE GIRL; by Noble Sissle and 
Eubie Blake. 282 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
veo, p. 136: 


My OLD Loc CABIN; by C. Welborn Jack- 
son. 283 
© Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
Tao, pala. 


My PAL, 284 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice, rec'd. Apr. 25,° 1923. recorded; 
af ce) Ce 


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My SUGAR MAN. 285 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 


NatcHEZ (THE) AND THE Rosert E. 
LEE. 286 


© L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., 


(New “York.” Notice) seed) wane 19, 


1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 142. 
NicHaAyo; by Mana-Zucca rpseud. of 
Augusta Zuckermann) 287 


© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
Dp. fo2. 


NIGHT AFTER NIGHT. 288 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 24, 1923 ; recorded, 
VioLon ploe. 


NogpopY KNOWS BUT MY PILLOW AND ME. 
289 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 


York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 
Nopopy LOVES ME NOw. 290 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 


vi 5, p.-136: 
Ou Haro. 291 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec'd Mar. 12, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 131. 


OH, IS SHE DUMB. 292 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New. York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
V.c0) Dp. 136: 


Outp Kine Tut; in old King Tutkh- 
. atmen’s day. 293 


© Harry Von Tilzer music pub. co., 


New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 6, 1923; 
recorded: wet5,. p. Lod. 
OmAR KHAYAM WAS RIGHT. 294 


© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
D. SG: 


ON A MOONLIGHT NIGHT. 295 

© L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., 

New York. Notice recd Apr. 19, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 142. 


ONCE IN A LIFETIME, 296 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, 
Vino pe Loo. 


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ONCE UPON A TIME. 297 

© Harms; mcs New York.) Ne- 

aes Apr. 2 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p 


OTHER LIPS; by Harris and Wallace. 
298 
© Sherman, Clay & co., San Fran- 
cisco. Notice rec’d Apr. at 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 143. 


Our LITTLE HOME. 299 


© L. Wolfe. Gilbert music corp., 
New York. Notice rec’d ‘Apr. 19, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 142. 


OU? WHERE THH BLUE BEGINS. 300 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

nae Mar. 13, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
Dp 


OVER AND UNDER. 301 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 


tice rec'd Apr. 14, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p. 142. 


Pack Mr. Pianist‘. 302 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 


tice need Appr stay 1923: recorded, v. 5 
p. 142. 


PAL OF MY DREAMS. 303 

© Chas. E. Roat music co., Battle 

Creek. Notice rec’d Apr, 16, 1923 ; 
recorded, v. 5, ps 140; 


’ 


—— Same. 304 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


ee rec'd Apr. 18, 1923; recorded, 
oo, De eos 
Ca Bay. 305 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923: recorded, 
V. 5, Di fle: 
me BLUES. 306 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923: recorded, 
Vi. 5: Daal oe 
PAPA DON’? STOP, WHILE YOU ARE DANC- 
ING WITH ME, 307 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd Apr. 4, 1923 ; recorded, 
Vs Sune ay: 
PATHWAY (THE) TO PARADISE. 308 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
recd Apr. 2, 1923; Tecordedseya o> 
py 138. 
PAY THE PIPER. 309 © 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
up. 144: 


504 


NOTICES OF USER 


no. no. 4, _ 1923 


PipE ORGAN BLUES. 310 
© Waterson, Berlin & Seicid ce cO., 


New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
PLAINTIVE; by Christopher O’ Ne 


© Oliver Ditson co., Boston. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 9, 1923: recorded, v. 
Sep, taz. 


Poor LITTLE Rose. 312 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York: Notice rec'd Apr. 7, 1923: re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 
Poor LITTLE WALLFLOWER. | 313 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Mar. 19, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 134. 


Port OF MANY sHIPs; words by John 
Masefield, music by Fred Keel. 314 


© Boosey & co., New York. No- 


fice (rec'd Apr. 5, 1923: recorded, v. 
5, p. 138. 
PROMENADE. 315 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc, New 
York. - Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 
PYRAMYTHS. 316 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 


we 5s op. 132: 


Recutar (A) Guy; by Noble Sissle 
and Eubie Blake. ST? 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923: recorded, 
we ep. 136: 


RIDE ON, RIDE ON IN MAJESTY; words 
by H. H. Milman, music by Vernon 
Eville. 318 

© Boosey & co., New York. No- 
tice’. need Apr.: 5; 1923; recorded, Vv. 
5, p. 138. . 


RIPPLING WATERS. 319 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 14, 1923 - recorded, v. 


5, we 142: 
RivER SHANNON MOON. 320 
© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 28, 1923: recorded, 
-pee ny vps se 
Rocky MountTAIN MOON. 321 


© Jérome H. Remick & co., New 
York. -Natice. rec'd Apts. 7, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 140. 


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5679 (334) 


> Fone ALONG Missouri. 322 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 


New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923 ; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
ROMANCE. _ 323 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 142. 
ROMANCE LAND. 324 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice see Apr. a 1923; recorded, 
viv Sy pe 135 
ROSALIE. 525 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
Fa paleo: 
Rose-MArRIE, FLOWER OF SPAIN. 326 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 30, 1923; recorded, 
ve See lao 
RosE oF THE Rio GRANDE. 327 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
ve 5. pe B36. 
RosETIME AND YOU. 328 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc, 
New York. Notice rec'd Apr. 7, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 139. 
RouMANIA. 329 
¢ © Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec’d Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
5o p. 138, 


SAHARA MOON. | 330 

© McKinley music co., New York. 
Notice rec'd Apr. 5, 1923; recorded, 
Views Pp. Lay, 


SAND FLOWERS; by Noble Sissle and 
Eubie Blake. 331 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Go Hoe Ds, shSO: 
SARAH FROM SYRACUSE. 332 


© Waterson, Berlin & Gayder CO., 


New York. Notice rec’d May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
SATURDAY NIGHT. 333 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Mar. 14, 1923; recorded, 
ve Sips 131s 
SAXARELLA. 334 


© Rudy Wiedoeft music pub. co., 
New York. Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 


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pt. TIL, nsw 


SEND THE SUNSHINE EVERYWHERE. 335 

© F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 4, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 137. 


SHApow (THE) IN MY DREAM (L/om- 
brage dans mon raive) 336 
© Fountainette pub. co., Worces- 
ter, Notice rec'd Apr. 9, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 139. 


SuHIneE on INDIANA MOON. 337 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1923; recorded, 
V0 ps Woo. 


SHOULDER ARMS. 338 

© Harms, inc. New York. No- 

tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 


SHUFFLIN’ Mosk. 339 

© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; record- 
ed; ‘v2'5, ‘p. 132. 


SILVER CANOE. 340 

© Harms, inc, New York. _No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 24, 1923; recorded, 
ORS Pi Sa gS 


S KIDDING. 342 


SING ME THE soNGS CARUSO sUNG. 341 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 142. 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
Wawo De ckaz. 


SKIES ARE DARK WHEN YOURE AWAY; 
lyric by Elizabeth McCable Gilmore, 
music by Ernest R. Ball. 343 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 5, 1923; recorded, 
Vidi Dy aden dee 


SMOKE RINGS. 344 

© Harms, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec’d Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 144. 


SNAKES HIPS. 345 

© Leo Feist, inc. New York. No- 

tice rec’d Mar. 28, 1923; recorded, 
Wa 5S) “ps 135. 


SoME DAY. 346 


© Harms, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 


v. 5, p. 144. 


SoME RAINY DAY. | 347 

© Philip Ponce publications, New 

York. Notice rec’d Apr. 6, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 136. 


SOMETIMES I FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS 
CHILD; by White. 
© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 3, 1923; recorded, v. 
5; mh. 245: 


SOMEWHERE IN SOMEBODY'S ARMS. 349 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New .York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


Sorry. 350 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 


Notice rec’d Apr. 24, 1923; recorded, 
v.55 p. 143. 


SPANISH Ross; tango. 351 
© Burkhardt & Travis, Dayton, O. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 21, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Bam 133. 


SPEAK TO ME FATHER. 3a2 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 


Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 12, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 131. 


SraR oF THE East; words by Dena 

Tempest, music by Hermann Lohr. 

353 

© Chappell & co., Itd., London. 

Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, 
vib: p.. 135. 


STARRY NIGHT; by John H. Dinsmore. 


354 
© Oliver Ditson co., Boston, No- 
tice rec’d Apr. 30, 1923; recorded, 


v. 5, p. 144. 


Stars (THE) HAVE EYES; words by 
Fred G. Bowles, music by Wilfrid 
Sanderson. 355 


© Boosey & co., New York. No- 


tice recd Apr. 5, 1923; recerded) 7. 
5, oD. ‘hoe: 


STELLA. | 356 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


STRUTTIN’ JIM. Jos 


© Broadway music corp., New 
York. Notice rec'd Mar. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 135. 


STRUTTIN’ THE BLUES AWAY. 358 


© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New “York. Notice recd May 2, 
- 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 


306 


NOTICES: OF ‘USER 


no. 4, 1923 


5679 (382) 


Sun AND moon; lyric by Gretchen 
Dick, music by Arthur Penn. 359 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 24, 1923; recorded, 
Wi 5. D.., L34: 
SWAY WITH ME. 360 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice recd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
We, ps 142: 
SWEET AND TENDER. 361 


© Will Rossiter, Chicago. 
reed: Apr 18; 1923; 


Notice 
recorded, v. 5, 


p. 139. 
SWEET ONE. 362 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 140. 
SWEETHEART. 363 
© Harms, inc., New York. No- 
tice recd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
wo Sep: 144: 
SWINGIN’ DOWN THE LANE. 364 


© Leo Feist, inc. New York. No- 


tice rec'd Mar. 19, 1923; recorded, 
Voy pola. 
SYMPHOBIA. 365 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
We Sua; Ase: 
TELEGRAM To ALABAM. 366 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 14, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. 5, B.. 142: 
Tuat AMERICAN BOY OF MINE. 367 
© Harms, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
andro, 142. 
THat TACOMA HOME 0’ MINE. 368 


© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co, 
New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


THERE'S A NEST IN GYPSYLAND. 369 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


THREE QUESTIONS; by J. Rosamond 


Johnson. 370 
© Harold Flammer, inc, New | 
York. Notice rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; 


recorded, Vide mao laa! C24) U8 


THY WILL BE DONE; lyrics by Wm. H. 
Gardner, music by Arthur Penn. 371 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec'd Mar: 15, 1923; record- 
edsivs 5; ps 132. 
"TIS ENOUGH. 372 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice ey Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 


et Vee lae 


To vou, I sEND My HEART; by Geoffrey 
O’Hara. 373 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
VA Sy pulse: ; 
ToDDLING. 374 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York, Notice rec'd May 1, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 
Too MANY SWEETHEARTS. 375 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Apr. 2, 1923; recorded, 


wee Seems lass 


TRADE WINDS; words by John Mase- 
field, music by Fred Keel. 376 
© Boosey & co., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 138, 


TreEES; vocal, by Carl Hahn. 377 
© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 
tice. recd Apr. 26, 1923; recorded, 
Veo Dy p. 143. 
TRYING TO FORGET. 378 


© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d Mar. 10, 
i973; recorded. v. 5, p, 13): 


Two HEARTS IN TUNE; by Noble Sissle 
and Eubie Blake. 379 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
we Ss pe b8b: 


Unt, THE END oF TIME; words by J. 
Will, Callahan, music by | B.. W. 
Petrie. 380 


© Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


Notice rec’d Apr. 3, 1923; recorded, 
we 5 pe 137 
VALSE GLORIA; by Henry Haaf. 381 
© CC Church & co. Hartiiond: 
Notice rec’d Apr. 18, 1923; recorded, 
Vi 5 Vp. 40: 
VausE Ma JOLIE. 382 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 


Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 
210) Dai lee. 


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ENTRIES 
pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


VALSE VANITE. 383 

© Rudy Wiedoeft music pub. co., 

New York. Notice rec'd Apr. 24, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 141. 


Vampince SAL; lyric by Henry Crea- 
mer, music by Lew Pollock. 384 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d Apr. 11, 1923; recorded, 
v5 ep. Tae 
VENETIAN SERENADE. 385 


© Edward B. Marks music co.,, 
New York. Notice rec'd May 1, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 144. 


Voopoo MAN. 386 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 


York. Notice rec’d Apr. 7, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 140. 
WALTZ TIME. 387 
© Harms, inc., New York. No- 
tice ._rec’'d Apr. 16, 1923;. recorded, 
ve 5) p.. 142. 
Way DOWN SouTH. 388 


© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
recd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 144. 


Way In Paco Paco. 389 


© Harms; inc., New York.: .No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
VD) De 242. 


WESTMOUNT CADETS; by Wood-Klohr. 


390 
© John Church co., Cincinnati. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 26, 1923; recorded, 


v.53 p. 143. 


WHAT A LAUGH CAN DO; from Little 


songs of optimism. 391 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 28, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 136. 

WHEN ALL THE WORLD IS YOUNG, LAD; 
lyric by Charles Kingsley, music by 
Geoffrey O’Hara. 392 

© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
Ve 5c. peo: 


WHEN CLOUDS HAVE VANISHED AND 


SKIES ARE BLUE. 393 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Apr. 9, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 139. 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME; 
lyrics by Benny Davis, music by Ab- 
ner Silver. 


394 |. 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 15, 1923: recorded, 
025, pute 


WHEN YOU ARE LEAVING ME DEARIF,. 

SOMEONE ELSE WILL TAKE YOUR PLACE. 

395 

© Robert M. Warfield, Chicago. 

Notice rec'd Apr. 3, 1923; recorded, 
Woo; Pp. 143: 


WHEN YOU WENT AWAY. 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. 
rec'd Apr. 11) 9i2ae 
p. 139. 


396 


Notice 
recosded, a 5, © 


WHENEVER YOU THINK OF DAISIES. 397 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d Mar. 12, 1923; 
recorded, y. 5, p. dg. 
WHERE CAN THAT SOMEBODY BE. 398 
© Jack Mulls, me, New “York, 
Notice rec’d Mar. 13, 1923; recorded, 


Vos, op. SZ. 


WHERE THE HONEYMOON CAN SEE. 399 


© Harms, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 30, 1923; seconded, 
v. 5, p. 144 


WHERE THE RAMBLER ROSES RAMBLE 

ROUND MY OLD RAMSHACKLE SHACK. 

400 

© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 

New York. Notice rec'd Apr. 11, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 138. 


WHO's SORRY NOW. 401 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 


New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
WHY. 402 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, 
v. Oo, p. 142. 
WILD FLOWER. 403 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. Pg 
WILL-0-THE-WISP. 404 
© Harms, inc., New Vous No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144 


WILL YoU ALWAYS LOVE ME; by Travel- 
ler and Halsted. 405. 

© Sherman, Clay & co., San Fran- 
cisco. Notice recd Apr. 21, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


308 


NOTICES 
no. 4, 1923 


OF USER 
5679 (415) 


Wiru you; by Noble Sissle and Eubie 
Blake. 406 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar. 29, 1923; recorded, 
we oe pe 130, 


“WoNDERFUL YOU. 407 

© Harms, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec’d Apr. 16, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 142. 


YEs sir, THAT’S Lazy Bones. 408 

© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 

New York. Notice rec'd May 4, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


YEs! WE HAVE NO BANANAS, 409 

© Skidmore music co., inc., New 

York. Notice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


‘YoU BROUGHT ME SUNSHINE, AND YOU 
BROUGHT ME RAIN. 410 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar, 21, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 134. 


You CAN HAVE MY MAN. 411 

© Libbie Williams Mehr, Birm- 

ingham, Ala. Notice rec’d Apr. 28, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


You GOT EVERYTHING A SWEET MAMA 
NEEDS BUT ME. 412 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d Mar, 21, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 134. 


You KNOW WHY. 413 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. Notice 
Ae 18, 1923; recorded, v. 5, - 
p. : 


YOUR FORTUNE. | 414 

© Harms, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec'd Apr. 28, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 


12 ocrocK (A) GIRL IN A 9 O'CLOCK 
TOWN. 415 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd Apr. 27, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 144. 


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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATALOGUE | 


OF 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 3: 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


INCLUDING: 
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1923 
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 
No. 5 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
LIBRARY BRANCH 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.” 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such. works search should be 
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian); 
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chopin (Frédé- 
ric Francois); Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo); Donizetti (Gaetano); Flotow 
(Friedrich von); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel 
(Georg Friedrich); Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine); Liszt (Franz); Mascagni 
(Pietro); Massenet (Jules Emile); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Fe- 
lix); Meyerbeer (Giacomo); Moszkowski (Moritz); Mozart (Wolfgang Ama- 
deus); Raff (Joseph Joachim); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns 
(Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Strauss (Richard); Tschaikowsky 
(Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard). In the case of all such 
works, however, there are cross references in the title alphabet from the title 
of each work. 

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz,” “dance,” “march,” 
“cantata,” “ schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “sonata,” “ étude,” “study,” 
“ exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name 
of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference 
from the titles and search should only be made under the names of the composers. 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication 
and name of publisher, 


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' EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,” “ Music by,” are to be understood as songs. 

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro- 
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry 
in the Copyright Office. 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre- 
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,”’ Class E, 
Musical compositions; “ D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im- 
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such 
contributions is required. 

A list of copyright renewals and extensions made for musical compositions 
under section 24 of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this 
issue immediately following the text. . 

A list of the muSical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Super- 
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express 
order, or New York draft. 


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NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. 

Notice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are 
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 1923. 

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, 
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi- 
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or 
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs 
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are 
available for return. 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record 
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address REcIsTER oF Copyricuts, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D. C. 


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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Austria, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, 
Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zea- 
land, Norway, and Sweden. ‘The President signed proclamations to 
this effect on the following dates: Australia and the territories of 
Papua and Norfolk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), 
Austria (May 25, 1922), Belgium (June 14, 1911, effective July 1 
1909), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), Denmark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 
24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910, May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 
Meteo iuaeary (June 3, 1922), Kaly.(May 1; 1915, June 3,.1922), 
Luxemburg (June 14, 1911, effective June 29, 1910), the Netherlands 
(Feb. 26, 1923, effective Oct. 2, 1922), New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, 
effective Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), Norway (June 14, 1911, effective 
Sept. 9, 1910), Sweden (Feb. a 1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). These 
proclamations were printed in the Catalogue of Copyright Entries, 
Part 3, vol. 6, pages v-x of no. 7, and pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10, 
pages vili-xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v—ix 
of no. 3; vol. 13, pages vi—xii of no. 5; vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3, 
and pages vi-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17, pages vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, 
pages vi-vii of no. 3. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (e) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article. 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to’ section 1 (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909; Mexico (May 8, 1911), the 
Netherlands (Mar. Sy OPI) and Switzerland (Apr. 8, 1911). 


The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica,. Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, 
Salvador, and Uruguay. 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


A CE MOMENT LA; paroles de Phylo, 
musique de Gaston Gabaroche of 
France] 

OeMia 23,1923: 1 .c. Apr. 6; EB 
557299 ; Francis Salabert, Paris: 


"A FRANGESA! one step, by P. Mario 
Rosewater by J. J. Scull tof Us Sa; 
seven saxophones and piano. 5681 

ar 44:°1923: 2c. Mar: 20: & 
558768; J. E. Agnew, Des Moines. 
i© arrangement) 


A LA BIEN-AIMEE; valse, by Schutt, op. 
59. ‘nou s2;. ed. and played by McNair 
ligenfritz tof U. S.1 (Solo carola, no. 
74896) Music roll 5682 

© Apr. 30, 1923; 2 c. May 7; E 
550975; Cable co., Chicago. ‘© inter- 
pretation and editing) 


A LA FESTE DU ROY; trois archers ivres 
troublerent la danse, par André Pineau 
tof France); piano. 56 

(yebe 10. 1923: 1 co Mar.-13- E 
556835; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


A LA TurQueE; java, par Ad. Gauwin 
fof France}; piano. (Cover-title: La 
java turque) 5684 

vier. 23; 19235 1 c. Apr. 6;%E 
557270; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


A VEN cIGANY; szOvegét irta és zenéjét 
szerzé, Kondor Erno tof Hungary; 
5 


Ape. 1, 1921-1 c. Mar..3, 1923: 
E, 556786; Zipser és Konig, Budapest, 
Hungary, 


ABENDILIED DES KosaKKEN (Evening 
song of the Cossack) ; von Leo Orn- 
stein, op. 14, nr. 1, arr. von Nicolaj 


Hansen tof Denmark: salon orch. 
4to. Wilhelm Hansen ed. (Heim- 
dal, no. 80) 5686 


© Feb. 20, 1923; 1 c. Mar: 12: E 
556899; Wil lhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


Azsou Ben ApHEM; words by Leigh 
Hunt,.music by Louis Adolphe Coerne 
tof U. Si; mixed voices. (Laurel 
octavo, no. 1002) 5687 


© Mar. 15, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 20505 
561069; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 


ABSENCE (L’); melodie, de H. Berlioz, 
arr. by L. Christol tof France; chant — 
ou trombone, avec acc. d’harmonie ou 
de fanfare. 5688 

©) Deci3t, 1922 1c Peby 1061923) 
FE, 556401; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© arrangementi 


ABU UND NU; heitere spieloper in zwei 
akten, mit einer tanzouverture und 
einem intermezzo amoroso, dichtung 
nach einem marchen aus Tausend und 
eine nacht, von Clare Schmid-Rom- 
berg tof Germany), musik von Ludwig 
Hess, op. 64; klavierauszug mit ee 


©) Dec: 3h, 1919-1 ec. Oct. 21, 1922; 
D 26382; Paragon musik-verlag, g. m. 
b. h., Berlin. 


Acu Rossta; words and melody by A. 

Lebedeff tof U. Si 5690 

als ce. Agit; 20. 71923; Ee S6l76t: 
Aaron Lebedeff, New York. 


AcHE (THE) OF AN ACHING HEART; 


words by A. Sadowsky, music by 
Irving Edwards tof U. S1 New York, 
Lenox co. 5691 

Ou Mars 2.1073 -"2e) Apr. 12-75 
559297; Adelaide Sadowsky, New 
York. 


ADDIO GIOVINEZZA; versi di Alessandro 
De ant, musica di Giuseppe Pietri 
tof Italy) . . Canto e piano.—2. Piano 
con ieee 5692, 5693 

Jan. 12, 1923;-1 c. each Feb. 20: 
FE 556624, 556625; Casa musicale Son- 
zogno, Milan. 

ADIEU, PETITE SHUR HINDOUE; poésie de 
André Bardet, musique de Hedwige 
Chrétien tof France) 5694 

©} Heb: 201923 1 c.. Mar. 170 
556916; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Aptos, TRIGUENA; cancidn Mexicana, 
musica original de E. Vigil y Robles 


tof Mexico} 5695 

© Mar.10, 1923-2 ce Mar. 24:5 
561152; Eduardo Vigil y Robles, 
Mexico, DB: 


361 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5696 


ApMIRALS (THE) oF ENGLAND; words 
by Michael Lewis, music by David 
Piggott tof Englandi; unison voices. 
Ato. 5696 

@ Mari 7, 1925-1) ce Mars 19eo 
557417; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


ADMIRATION - NOVELETTE; by Jackson, 
transcribed, ed. and played by McNair 
Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa (Recordo, no. 
67620) Music rolh 5697 

©: Apr: 25! 1923-) Qe. Magra) 
559988; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


ApDoRER; tango aus der operette, Yuschi 
tanzt, von Ralph Benatzky tof Ger- 


many}, arr. von Karl Hiess tof Ger- 
many}; salonorchester mit klavier- 
konducteur. 4to. 5698 


©) May .20;.1920: 1c. Mar. 28,1923. 
E 557221; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 
«© arrangement) 


AEROPLANE HONEYMOON; words by Hen- 
riette Rymond, melody by L. E. New- 
Man tor UW...) 5699 


© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923; E 561735; Leon 
E. Newman, Monrovia, Calif. 


AFTER MIDNIGHT; words and music by 
Bob Nelson, Will Collins and Jimmy 
McHugh of U. Su. 5700 

©, Mat. 17;. 1923: 2) co Mar. 19-0; 
561078; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


AFTER SCHOOL MARCH; by Leopold J. 
Syremrof U. S13 piano. 5701 
© May 2) 109235 (2c. May 5%. E 
562123; Co-operative music co., Phil- 
adelphia. 


AcaIn; words by Sarah eperoreh: 
music by J. S. Watson tof U. me 
2 


Oral eAper, 19-1023: 1° 561738 ; 
Julia Sanborn Watson, Covina, Calif. 


Ac& (THE) OF MISCHIEF; scherzino, by 
Lita Jarratt tof England) op.) 20), no. 
5; piano. (Five impressions, no. 5) 

5703 

©. Mar. 13,1923 2c. Mar. 28. 5 

558959; B. F.-Wood music co., Bos- 
ton. 


ACGRAVATIN’ PAPA, DON’T YOU TRY TO 
TWO TIME ME; fox trot, by Turk and 
Robinson, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz 
tof U. Sa, played by Rose Vander- 
bosch wiof« U.S, GRecardo,)i word 
roll, no. 67480) :Music rolh 5704 


©) Mar 240 10232 2c, aanee A=), 
561480; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


pt. Ill, 1. S., ¥oae 


Acttato; by Walter C. Simon of 

U. Sa op. 18, no. 1; piano or oreen, 

5705 

© Apr. 20, 1923: 2Le Ape 2s 

550474: Estate of Hamilton S$. Gor- 
don, New York. 


-_—-——no. 13; piano or organ. 
706 
© Apr. 20, 1923: 2 6 Apr 2 
550486; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York, 


AcuILo; tango habanera, par J. Sieulle 
tof France) : orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 5707 


© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; E 
Bb 7154s Evette et ‘Schaeffer, Paris. 


Au! LA MUSIQUE; chansonnette, de la 
revue Ba-ta-clan, paroles de Roger 
Férréol, José de Berys et Georges 
Dolley, musique de Roger Guttinguer 
tof France} 5708 

(Q) Mar. 15, 1923. cise ae 
557178; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


AH’S DONE SEE'D ER CALLICKER MULE; 
words by John Proctor Mills, music 


by EH: E. Crerie: jot) Worse 5709 


© Mar. 10, 192332 ce Miaieee oe, 
561141; E. Edwin Crerie, Tulsa, Ok. 


AIN’T IT A SHAME; Jube_ spiritual, 
words and music by W. A. Hann, 
Jos. Simms and Al. W. Brown, arr. 
by Geo. J.. Trinkaus joi Us Sa 210: 
(Witmark edition, excellent quartette 
arrangements, nos. 1564, 1565) 1. 
Male voices.—2. Female voices. 

5710, S711 

© Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c, each Apr a7; 

E 559368, 550369 ; M. Witmark & 

sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment) 


AIR DE BALLET; valse, par Emile Du- 


bois tof Great Britain) op. 27. Bet- 
wyn ed. S12 
© Mar. 28: 1923; 16 Aprmvaes 


557251; Betwyn, Itd., London. 


ALABAMA BLACKSHEEP, WONT YOU RE- 
TURN TO MY FOLD; fox trot, words by 
King Zanv tpseud. of - Jack WDualh, 
music by Roy Ingraham tof U. S11 

5713 

© Mar. 29, 1923. 2 e™Apr age 

561431: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


ALIBI BLUES; words and music by An- 
ton Lada and Spencer Williams tof 
We Su 5714 © 

©. Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c.. Mania 
560917; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


062 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


ALIMABOO BAY; fox-trot, words by Jack 
ayer, music by Lish Payne of 
U.S. S715 

Apr. 7)°1923: 2 c. Apr..16; 
561748; John J. Payer and Elisha B. 
Payne, New London, Conn. 


ALL AT SEA; quartet or chorus, words 
by Frank Moulan, music by Florence 


Turner-Maley of U. Sa; men’s 
waices.. -(G, S. Svo. choruses, _ no, 
7027) Poy ANS: 

er via 10) 192352 ¢. Mar. 15; E 
Nsaseo:; 9G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 


ALL FOR YOU, DEAR; words and music 
Byett. ce. Kenner jot U: Sa, arr. by 
Herman Hummel rof U. S. 57 U7. 

Oiler May 3, 1923: E 562029; H. 
Carter Renner, Cleveland. 


ALL OVER TowN; from The rainbow, 
words by Lou Paley and Clifford 
Grey, music by George Gershwin lof 


UN Sa 5718 
fourm 19232) ¢. Apr. 115. EK 
561741; Harms, inc., New York. 


ALL OVER you; words and melody by 
Jeseattesson fot U.. 5.1, art by Ik LL. 
VosBurgh ;of U. Su. 5719 


Or tie. Apr. 9) 1923;;..E. 561518: 
Jean Patterson, New York. 


ALL-RIGHT; fox trot, de Gabriel Parés 
fof France); orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 5720 

Olan. 25,°19235 1 c. “Apr. 6; E 
557307; Gabriel Parés,. Paris. 


ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT; Old Welsh 
air, arr. by Zarh Myron Bickford tof 
WU) $1: mand. with: obbl. parts for 
second mand. (Bickford graded se- 
ries of teaching pieces for mandolin, 
first grade) 5/2 


meromen. (2/, 1923; -2)¢. “Mar. 248 


560460 ; Zarvah pub. co., New York, 
(© arrangement) 
ALMA BORICUA; two-step, words and 


music by C. Rodriguez fof U. S. 
5722 


(Oo Apr., 16:°1923-"2 'c Apr. 21°" 


59955/ = Clodomiro Rodriguez, Cayey, 
Porto Rico. 


ALOHA OF (Farewell to thee) ; by Queen 
Liliuokalani, arr. by Zarh Myron Bick- 
feted for Uj) Say anand) “with obbl. 
parts for second mand., ukulele . acc. 
(Bickford graded series of teaching 
pieces for mandolin, first grade) 5723 


AMERICAN LECION U. S. A.; 


573d 

© Feb. 27, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 2; E 

560459; Zarvah pub. co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 

ALONG THE ROAD TO GUNDAGAI; from 


Forty thieves, words and music by 
Jack O’Hagan of Australiai, arr. by 
Fred Hall. 5724 


© Dec. 22, 1922: 1c, ‘Feb: 26; 1923: 
E 556492; Allan & co., pty. ltd., Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 


Axt-CHINA; suite, von Walter Niemann 
tof Germany) op. 62; klavier. (Edi- 
tien “Peters, no: 63723). ‘Contents : 1)- 
Die glocken der pagode.—2. Chine- 
sische nachtigall—3. Die kleine Li-li- 
Tse. — 4. Die heilige barke. —5. Fest 
im garten. 5725 


TO Resepta lo Ol9 21. ies. Sept. ae 
1922; EK 557499; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 


ALWAYS; words and music by Alice 
Sheppard Skillman tof U. Si 5726 


@ Apr. 21, 1923 2ve) Ape 23505 
561793: Mrs. W. EF. Skillman, Dallas. 


AMALFI; one step, af P. Lekytié tof 
Denmark) ; piano. 5727 


©! Dec 27, 1922 "1c Jane 811925 
FE, 556894 ; Paul Lekytié, Vejle, Den- 
mark. 


AMERICA; the Pilgrims’ prayer, patri- 
otic anthem, words and music by M. C 
Powell tof U. Si; solo or mixed 
voices. 4to. 5728 


@i Bebe 245.1923" 2c) Mare: 3). 8 
558448; May Corbin Powell, Chicago. 


AMERICA, THE ,BEAUTIFUL; words by 
Katharine Lee Bates, music by E. H. 
Geer tof U. Sa 5729 

Or May 191923). 2c, May 10. & 
562205; E. Harold Geer, Poughkeep- 
SiN. YM: " 


march or 
one step, words and music by H. D. 
Pryor jot U..Su, arr. by FA, Mueller 
rof U. S.; with male quartett or cho. 
Washington, DiC. Paul Be Ee 


Keys Wat 023, 1923-26) Mat. 23.08 
561126; Hurshel D. Pryor, Washing- 
ton. 


AMERICAN opE; by A. M. Foerster tof 
U. Si op. 81; orch. sc: Leipzig, Fritz 
Schuberth,, jr. New’. York, » Carl 
Fischer. 5731 

@) Feb: 20). 1923% 2) ci: Feb. 247. 
558262; Adolph M. Foerster, Pitts- 
burgh. 


363 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5732 e 


pt. IIT; No 'S4'¥sa0 


AMMORE D’ 70 CARDILLO; versi di Pietro 
Tacolletti, musica di G. Quaranta tof 
Italy, domiciled at New York; mand. 
acc.) 4to. (Edizione La Rinascente, 
no. 7) foe 

©: Mayers 1923 > 2c. May 35) 4B, 
562030; Gennaro Quaranta e Pietro 
Tacolletti, New York. . 


AMMORE LUNTANO; versi di Demetrio, 
musica di G. Quaranta tof Italy, domi- 
ciled at New York; mand. acc.) 4to. 
(Edizione La Rinascente, no. 6) 5733 


O. Apr 1) 1923512. 6. May sigs 
562031; Gennaro Quaranta, New 
York. 


AMo SOLO A TE; mazurka, melody by 

Luigi Canoro rof U. S. 5734 

Ort ce Apes 271923, Sola? < 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Amor PATRIA (Love of country) ; march, 
by M. A. Althouse tof U. $1; band. 
Ato. 5735 

© Oct; 20/1915 + 2 c, Mar 26,1923 : 
FE, 561376; Penn music pub. co., Read- 
ing, Pa. 


AMoR SECRETO (Secret love); fox trot, 
by E. Vigil y Robles tof Mexicoi; 
piano. 5736 

© 1 -¢cs Apr, 7, 71923—" 561498 - 
Eduardo Vigil y Robles, Mexico City, 
Mexico. 


AMOUR DANTAN; de E. Chausson, arr. 
par §. Chapelier tof Francei; petit 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 


5737 


15, AO28 tee, Mar. 31 
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., 
(© arrangement} 


© Mar. 
FE, (55/149; 


Paris. 


AMSEL (D1I&) ; worte von Max Dauthen- 
dey, musik von Heinz Tiessen tof Ger- 
InManyi sop. 22, N0,.5, 5738 


©: Oct) 29, WOISsl-e. Sept, 15, 1922: 
E 557508; Adolph Firstner, Berlin. 


AmseEL, (DIE) HAT GESUNGEN; worte 
von Max Dauthendey, musik von 
Heinz Tiessen tof Germany) op. 22, 
nos 2. 5 


© Oct. 29, 1918; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
FE, 557505; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


ANCIEN (L’) REGIME; by Felix White 
tof Great Britain); piano. (Curwen 
edition, no. 9199: Selected pianoforte 
music, edited by Ernest Fowles, lower 


division ) 5740 

@) Beb.i2A4 1923." Pace ose 
5574815). "Curwen “éeisons, ~ léd.; 
London. 


AnD How; words by Gus Kahn, music 
by Jack Nelson and Harry Akst tof 
Ge Sa 5741 


© 1c. Apr. 11, 192379 Saison; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


AND IT WON’! BE LONG; words by 
Charles Abrams, music by B. Moten 
and T. W. Harrison jof Uiaa. wan 
sas City, Mo., B: B. & > Bevpuhe ‘co. 

5742 


©- Jan. 3, 1922: 2 c Apres 
532979; Thomas Westley Harrison 
and Bennie Moten, Kansas City, Mo. 


'ANDANTE CANTABILE; by Walter C. 
Simon of. U. Sa ap. sts, eee 
piano or organ. 5743 

© Apr. 20, 19233 2 & Apreaia & 
559488; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


ANDANTE QUASI BARCAROLA; by M. F. 
Cooke rof U. S.1; melody with piano 
acc. ’ 5744. 

© -1 c. July 29; 1922: B 555654: 
Mildred Frye Cooke, Boston. 


ANGELO; words and melody by W. 
Harris tok Us Sa srt 


© 1 ce: Apr. 9) 1923-75 561514; 
WW. By Haass? Seattle. 


AnceLtus (THE) (L’angelus) ; medita- 
tion, by Charles Godard, op. 65, rev. 
and fingered by Eugene Platzman 
tof U. Sa; piano. (Century edition, 
no. 2197) 5746 

© Apr. 10, 1923; 2%) Apewia = 
559441; Century music pub. co., New 
York. :© fingering} 


ANN, DEAR; words and melody by C. F. 
Bowman tof U. 8. 5747 
© 1.c. Apr. 11,1923; EB aoler2: 
Charles Frederick Bowman, West 
Hoboken, N. J. 


ANNA FROM LouISIANA; words by N. 
Michalski, melody by Arnold T. Lax 
pot Usa 5748 

©.1c. Mar. 30, 19235 B= s6is6s ; 
Norman Michalski, West Frankfort, 
ill 


ANNABELLA; poeme de Mevanies Magre,. 
musique de C. Cuvillier tof France) 


nos. 5, 9) 14, 95; 17, WG.e2G eae ante. 
Enoch & cie. 5749 
© Jan. 4, 1923-3" cova 


556812; Charles Cuvillier, Paris. 


ANNIE LAURIE; song, arr. by M. Knaffl 

tof U. Sa 32mo.. \,Phetestat oral 

© 1 e. ‘Apr.: 6; “1923 area's 
Marghee Knaffl, Knoxville, Tenn. 


364 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


ANNIE, YOU'RE JUST LIKE MY MAM- 
- MY; words and music by Wynn Stan- 
ley, Andrew Allen and Jos. Geo. Gil- 
bert tof Great Britain); in B min. 
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations) 5751 
fj Mas 29. 1923; 1 c. Mar.. 30: E 
557115; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


ANSWERED PRAYER; by C. Brown of 
Ee S75 piano. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. 
Perry’s sons. 5752 


ies le, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; 3% 


561039; Clarence Brown, Roberts- 
dale, Pa. 
ANTONIETTA; polka, melody by Santi 


Tafarella tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York; 5/58 

(ter Apr. 2, 1923: B 561345; Ro- 
sario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


ANY PLACE WHERE I MAKE MONEY IS 
HOME SWEET HOME TO ME; words by 
Wm. Tracey, music by Dan Dough- 
erty of U. Su. 5754 


(apr. 20,1923; 2 c. Apr. 24; E 


559549; Goodman & Rose, inc., New 


York. 


Apostte’s (THE) CREED; music by V. 
Lembo rof Italy, domiciled at Way- 
mart, Pa.1; mixed voices. 5755 


Gave Agr 25, 1923; E 561827; 
Vincent Lembo, Waymart, Pa. 


APPASSIONATO; by Walter C. Simon 
of U. S.1 op. 18, no. 4; piano or or- 
gan. 5756 

oeespr. 20, 1923; 2'c. Apr: 21: EF 
559477: Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Aprts wft@; de Florent Schmitt, 
PoPretamsertt) par- E., Harold Geer of 
France]; orgue. 5757 

@ePep.-16, 1923: 1 c. Mar. 17; E 
556941; Durand et cie, Paris. (© 
transcription; 


Apri, (AN) SONG; by Walter P. Tin: 
merman ,of U. 83 7 @roan. 5758 
(©) Milar §5,.1923 2 c: Mar. 16: E 
558617; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


APRIL'S LADY; intermezzo, par Chas. 


Ancliffe tof England); piano. 5759 
Oy Heb.) i 923- i-c. Mar. 29; 
E 557088; Cincaf music co.,. Monte 


Carlo, France. 


Apuro (EL) DE PURA: zarzuela en 1 
acto, por P. Luna tof Spain); canto y 
piano.. 5760 

Ore ves Dla 010. 1923. 1) 260427; 
Pablo Luna, Madrid, Spain. 


5770 


ARABIAN BAIRD; i R. Viola tof U. Si; 
piano. 5761 


@ Tc. Apr. 717, 1923: 559360. 
Renzo Viola, New York. 


ARABIAN DANCE; by Bainbridge Crist 
ron WU. Sa,. are. by Chas. J: Roberts 
ior U. Sa: full erch. 5762 

Chelan: (245, 19292 ic May 2250 
562245; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement} 


ArcapiA; by Leonore Lieth tof U.S. 
op. 7s. no. 1; low voice. 5/ Ga. 


© Mar. 10, 1973= ne Mat ois 
eae Theo. Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia 


ArM (THE) BREAKER; novelty solo, by 
Fred Rose tof U. $1; piano. 5764 
Cy ept.. 7. 1925. 2-6) Ane. 16.5, 
559330; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


ARMISTICE DAY IS MoOTHER’S DAY TO ME; 
words by C. P. Walker, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Sa 5765 

©, ce Apres 6," 1923- h S61465" 
C. P. Walker, Memphis, Tenn. 


AS LIETUVAITE; zodzei Meilés Tarnaités, 
sutaisé muzikg J. A. Zemaitis lof 
U. Si; duetas ant piano. 

@w Apr 46,; 1928-2. Apr 2B 
559553; J. A. Zemaitis, Shenandoah, 
Pa: 


At EVENING; by E. L. Ashford tof 
W27Si1; piano. «) (Day: ‘in’ the ido 


© Marc 10719232 c.. Mar. c1aii8; 
558520; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


AT SUNSET; duet, by Theodera Dutton 
ote U.S: piano. (in End of the 
lesson duets, na. 5) 5768 

Nor 14.” 1923\:)2 66 Apry 16-41% 
561655; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


AT THE CAKE WALK BALL; words by 
Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, music 
by Harry Akst and Geo. W. Meyer 
homes 25.1 5769 


Aare Ane: 12; 1923+. BE 559290: 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


_AtT THE RAINBOW’S END; waltz, words by 


Bert Burns, music by John J. Shaffer 
fan 5.1 5770 

Oe Mian: 221923 7°27 Mare 2 foes 
561426; Burns-Shaffer pub. co., Buf- 
falo. 


@e 


369 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5771 


pt. III, n.s., v. 18 


ATLANTIC CITY ALL THE WHILE; words 
and music by H. Winans tof U. Sua 
Philadelphia, Pa., Winans music pub. 
co. 5771 

©. Apr 24:'9923=. 2%c: May So 
562128; Herbert Winans, Philadel- 
phia. 

AU BOUT DES LEVRES; fox-trot, dans 
le revue Du bout des leéevres, par 
Maurice Hermite tof France); piano. 


5772 


© Feb. 23, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 24; E 
556494; Enoch & co., Paris. 


AU CLAIR DE LUNE; by Irma Seydel tof 
U. Sa; violin and piano. 5773 
(©) May 4; 1923; 2-6 May" 5S: (EB 
562048; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


Au comsBAt; de Henry d’Ollone of 
Francei; piano, 4 mains. (Héroique, 
fo. 1 5774 

©. Dec: 31. 1922-41 eMart 7, 1073 
E 556927; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. (© transcription) 


Av Fait (Oh fay); by Ewing, ed. and 
played by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. S. 
(Recordo, no. 67450) Music oe 

7 


© Mar? 24, 1923-82; Apr. 4+ 5 
561485; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing; 


Au PIANO; meélodie, poésie de Jean 
Lahor, musique de Paul Lacombe of 
France) op. 154; mezzo sop. 5776 


(C:. Dee (ol 4nbe2 wile. Mar. ibs: 
1923; E 556841; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


AUBADE; par Paul Fiévet tof France); 
violon, violoncelle, piano et contre- 


basse, ad lib. 4to. 5777 


(Cy: Mar lS) 1025 > tic Wing. ole oe 
557157: Deiss & Crepin, Paris. 


AUGIERAS (PIERRE) Nocturne; par P. 
Augiéras tof France}; piano. (Six 
pieces caractéristiques, no. 3) 5778 

@! Mar tS \fo2aohi re ian wai. 5 
557166; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


AUS DEM STUNDENBUCH; worte von 
Rainer Maria Rilke, musik von Heinz 
Tiessen tof Germany) op. 22, no. 4. 

5779 
©) Oct Zo. 1818 'c. Sep 15,1922: 
FE, 557507; Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 


AUTREFOIS; par Jean Sibelius, op. 96 b., 
arr. par Nicolaj Hansen tof Denmarki, 
ed. and rev. by Julia A. Burt; salon 
orch. 4to. Wilhelm Hansen edition. 
(Heimdal, nr. 86) 


5780 | 
366 


© Feb. 20, 1923; 1c. Mar. 12. % 
556897; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. (© arrangement) 


AUTUMN DREAMS (Reve d’automne) ; 
by Ed. Poldini tof Hungary) op. 81, 
no. 6; piano. (Eight poetic fancies, 
no. 6) 578 

© Mar. 12, 1923° 2cy Age 
559205; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Avec vous; fox trot ballade, de J. Sieulle 
tof France}; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. A578 

© Feb. 20, 1923; 1 ©. Mae 
556952; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


B. P., WE’RE HERE; words and melody by 
J. H. Arnett tof Canadai 5783 
© Apr. 2, 1923; 1-6 Apeeaee 
557409; Jonathan Hughes Arnett, Re- 
gina, Canada. 


Bask RUTH, HE IS A HOME RUN GUY; 
words and music by A. Atkins and 
Harry W. Trout tof U. S.1 5784 

© Oct. 25, 192252 c. Ape. 1G, 1923; 
E, 561693; Arthur Atkins and Herbert 
J. Gott, Chicago. 


Basy; words and melody by E. Whitte- 

more of U. S. 5785 

© 1c. Apr. 17, 19235°>% 520305; 
Earl Whittemore, Baltimore. 


words by Gertrude Burns, music by 
E. Whittemore tof U. S.;_ Baltimore, 
Md., United pub. co. 5786 

© May 1, 1923-92 %c) Miay 
562127; Earl Whittemore, Baltimore. 


BABY BLUE EYES; fox trot, by Hirsch, 
Jessel and Greer, ed. by McNair Ilgen- 
fritz tof U. Sa, played by Rose Van- 
derbosch tof U. Si (Recordo, word 
roll, no. 67660) (Music rolh 5787 

© Apr. 25, 1923> Ane eigen, 
559985; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


BaBy EYES; waltz, by B. Sheldon Green 
rof Great Britain, piano acc. arr. by 
D. Henry Stewart tof Great Britain; 
banjo and piano. (Paling’s banjo 
series, no. 1) 5788 

© Jam 15, 1923; 1c Maneees) & 
557012; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd- 
ney, Australia. 

BABY WON'T YOU PLEASE COME HOME; 
words and music by Chas. Warfield 
and Clarence Williams rof U. S.1 5789 

© “Mar. 26, 1923: 2° ec ieee 
558817; Clarence Williams music pub. 
co., inc., New York. 


fo. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5806 


-BaccHus (Bacco); from the opera 
Egypt, words by Charles K. Field, 
music by Wm. J. McCoy tof U. Sua 
tEnglish and Italian words) 5790 

feet) 9. 1925--2 ¢. Mar. 9; & 
560761; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BacH (JOHANN SEBASTIAN) Air and 
gavotte; from D major suite, by Bach, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa, 
played by Mary Angell. (Solo carola, 
no. 74847) (Music roll 5791 

Ney expr ou) 1923: 2 c. May 72 E 
559984; Cable co., Chicago. 1© edit- 
ing] 

Concerto, no. 2; d’aprés Vivaldi, de 

J. S. Bach, transcription par I. Philipp 

tof Francei; piano. Edition classique. 

5792 
men. 6 1923-1 c. Mar.+17;: E 

556945; Durand et cie., Paris. (© 

transcription] 


—— Fantaisie chromatique et fugue; de 


J. S. Bach, revisée par 
France); piano. 
hep. 10,' 1993-2 c. Mar. 13; & 
550800, Ch. Hayet, Paris.. (© -re- 
vision1 é 
J. S. Bach’s fifteen two-part inven- 
tions; rev. and supplied with harmonic 
structure and figured bass by G. L. 
Beecce tot WU. $21 


F. Boghen tof 
5793 


5794 

hey oie 24051923. 2.°c.. Mar. 275 FE, 

561363; Gustave L. Becker, New 
York. 

BACK BITING BLUES; foxtrot; by P..R. 

Terry tof U. Si; piano. 5795 


ite Apr, 9, 1923; i 561540; 
Percy Rippen Terry, Philadelphia. 


. BADINAGE; by Herbert, ed by McNair 
Ilgenfritz tof U. Si, transcribed and 
played by Ferdinand Himmelreich. 
(Solo carola, no. 74916) | ‘Music ee 
9 


(© apr. 30, 1923: 2c): May 7: E 
559976; Cable co., Chicago. 1© edit- 
ing] 


BAJADERE (DIE); operette in 3 akten, 
von Julius Brammer und _ Alfred 
Gruenwald, musik von Emmerich 
Kalman jof Austria}, arr. von Josef 
Holzer tof Germany; Berlin, Muiin- 
chen, Drei masken-verlag, a. g. 5797 

er Sephore Noel 1 el Oct: 2s 
556129; United plays, inc., New York. 


BALLADE ANCIENNE; paroles de Georges 


Finaud, musique de M. T. Bonhomme 


Dey 3, nos.’ blats. 


tof France op. 98; avec flfite et violon. 

5798 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 1c. Apr. 6: E 
557262; M. T. Bonhornme, Paris. 


BALLET OF BUTTERFLIES; suite, by Wal- 
lace G. Harding tof Great Britain); 
piano. (Miniature scenes) Contents: 
1. Polka—2. Gavotte—3. Minuet— 
4. Waltz. ' 5799 

© Mar. 12, 1923: 1c. Mar. 15: EF 
596885 <9 J. Cramer & cos ltd; 
London. 


BALLO DELLA. FARFALLA; polka, by Ve 
Busé tof U. S.; piano. 5800 


>) ch Mar, 177.1923". EB S58652: 
William Busé, New York. 


BARBARA POLKA; by Leopold J, Syré 
for U2 Sas) piaino, 5801 
© May 2, 1923: 2c May 5: E 
562125; Co-operative music co., Phil- 
adelphia. 


BarBleRI (Mario) Le cinque liriche 
riunite; parole dal Giardiniere di 
Rabindranath Tagore, musica di M. 
Barbieri tof Italy; Contents: 1. Io 
cessero il mio canto se vuoi che cosi 
sia.—2. Liberami dai lacci della tua 
dolcezza, amor mio.—3, Tengo le sue 
manie la stringo al petto—4. Amore, 
il cuore mio desidera giorno e notte 
incontrarsi con te—5. Finisci l’ulti- 
mo canto e dividiamoci, 5802 


(©) Mar -1..1923;" 1 ‘c) Apr. 16:-E 
557416; Fratelli Serra, Genoa, Italy. 


BARE FOOT Boy; words and melody by 
Bio. jones. jof: U.S; 5803 


il cy Apr. 16, *1923-" F 561706 ; 
Herbert Socrates Jones, Newark, 


ice. 


BARNYARD (A) FABLE; a reading musi- 
cally illustrated, words from Capitol 
Calcutta, musical setting by Frieda 
Peycke of U. Ss; piano. 5804. 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 24: E 
561123; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 


Baton (RHENE) Deux priéres du 
soir; par P. Baton tof France) op. 
27; organ ou piano acc. Contents: 
1. Notre Pére, qui étes aux cieux.—2. 
Je vois salue, Marie. 5805 

©) Wee. 31, 1922: 1h Feb: 9) 1923: 
F, 556274; Durand et cie., Paris. 


BE GLAD THAT YOU’RE SAD; words and 
melody by C. A. Evanson tof U. Sy 
5806: 


367 


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5807 


BE CLAD THAT YOURE SAD—Continued. 


© Wee Apr. 2h, 1e2ar ue saesver 
Clifford Allan Evanson, San Fran- 
cisco. 


Br Not AFRAID; words and music by 
Bertrand-Brown rof U. $.1; high, in 
A flat. 5807 

©: Fant 227 9028-2) sc. | Mar Zee, 
560463; Boston mubic co., New York. 


BEAUTIFUL (THE) BLUE DANUBE; 
waltzes, by Johann Strauss, op. 314, 
arr, by Calvin “Grooms tom 2 5.1; 
one or two violins and piano. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2178) 


© Apr, 019237) 2%. Apr ie, as 
559226; Century music pub. co., New 
York. :© arrangement) 


BEAUTIFUL, IRIS; waltzes, by C. H. Da- 
vis pof Canada), arr. by H. W. Har- 
per tof Canadaj; piano. Toronto, 
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co. 5809 

© Apr 3, 1923. ie Apr sr 
557144; C. H. Davis, Kamloops, Brit- 
ish Columbia. 


BEAUTIFUL LILIES; words by Laurene 
Highfield, music by H. W. Porter tof 
U. Si; unison, or solo, with two pt. 
refrain. 4to. (School music for the 
upper grades and high school) 5810 

©: Apr. 16;1923; 26. Wiprs 125) F 
559278; Chart music pub. house, Chi- 
cago. 


BEAUTIFUL TWILIGHT STAR; reverie, by 

Leon E. Simmons rof U. $.1; piano. 

5811 

© Mar: 16, 1923; 2 c.)Mar. 19; E 

561045; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 


BEETHOVEN (LUDWIG VAN) Presto agi- 
tato; de Beethoven, op. 27, no. 2, arr. 
by Victor A. Filmer tof England; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
(Cinema classics, no. 1) 5812 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 18, 1923; 
E 556400; Maurice Piéna, London. 


BrrorE THE DAWN; Easter song, words 
by Evangeline Close, music by C. 
Whitney Coombs of U. $1; low, G 
minor. 5813 

© Mar, 51923i" Zeina 
560756; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York 


BEGUILING OF GLoom; words by J. W. 
Griffiths, music by E. S. 8. Hunting- 
ton fof (U." Sa 5814 


pt. 11], Misi vs 18 


© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561987; 
cs W.. Griffiths, Woodhaven, 


BEI EINEM GLASERL, WEIN; worte von 
Hans Pflanzer, musik von Erich 
Ziegler tof Germany} 5815 

© Nov. 27, 192254 %e apnea, 
1923; E, 557431; Robert Riuhle, Ber- 


lin. 


BELLA PERUVIANA; versi di T. Masini, 


musica di C. . Battistini gor ataly: 
mand. acc.) [Rome,: dtalyeasa 
editr. musicale Varieta-Salotto. 


©Jan.4, 1923; 1%) Bene eae, 
556512; Italian book co., New York. 


BELLE (LA) AUX CHEVEUX D’oR; fan- 
taisie sur l’operette en 3 actes, mu- 
sique. d’Eugéne Poncin of France); 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

. 5817 

© Feb. 15, 19232 1c. Wiggs ce, 

556850; Joubert, Paris. :© arrange- 
ment} 


BELLE (LA) DAME SANS MERCI; words 
by John Keats, music by Reginald C. 
Robbins tof England}; bass or bari- 
tone. 5818 

© Dec. 31, 1922" Tic Mame l7 123: 
E 556918; Editions Maurice Senart, 
aris. 


Betts (THE); by Mathilde Bilbro tof 
U. Sa; piano. (Magic wood) 5819 
©. Apr. 2, 19235°2 ciao 
559116; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Betts (THE) oF CANTRE’R GWAELOD 
(Clychau Cantre’r Gwaelod) ; school 
unison song, poem from the Welsh 
of J. J.. Williams, EPnelish teaud 
music by W. S. Gwynn Williams ,of 
Great Britain) Curwen ed. 4to. 

5820 
© Feb. 12, 1923: Wie Ape ees 
557486; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


Bren Bout; by Nelson Kneass, transcrip- 
tion by Vahdah Olcott-Bickford tof 
UWS.1 op lly oanigs 5821 

© Feb: 27, 1923.2 ee Mawes, 
560461; Zarvah pub. co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


BENEDICITE OMNIA OPERA; shortened set- 
ting composed by Caleb Simper tof — 


Great Britain); in 4to. (Bene- 
dicite series, no. 9) (Staff and tonic 
_ solfa notations) 


5822 


368 


a. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


5840 


© Mar. 3, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 26; IX | Bic EYED BEAUTY OF MINE; words and 


557130; A. Weekes & co., Itd., Lon- 


don. 


BeENeEvDIctUS; anthem, by Albert W. 
Snow of U. S.; mixed voices, in D. 
(In Octavo series, mixed voices, sa- 
cred, no. 1347) 5823 

err 2, 1923- 2'c. Apr: 45. 
561391; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


Benepictus ES DoMINE; anthem, music 
by Albert W. Snow rof U. $.1; mixed 
voices, organ acc. (Jn Octavo series, 
mixed voices, sacred, no. 1347) 

5824 


(mor, 2,.1923:. 2 c. Apr: 4; EF 
561390; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


music by Philip James tof U. 5.1; 
mixed voices with organ acc., in C 
maj. 4to. (Church music review, 
no. 679) 5825 

emien. .22, 1923; 2: c: Mar. 23; 
FE 561128; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


BEercE PAR LES COMPLAINTES VAGUES; 
paroles de André Delacour, musique 
de Roger de Francmesnil tof France) 
op. 21. 5826 

ieiiec. 31, 1922-1 '¢. Heb. 10, 1925; 
E 556415; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


BERCEUSE; by Cuthbert Harris of 
UU) Si:-organ. 5827 
@eWiar. 15, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 16; 1 
558621; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


BertuierR (Pau) Messe; panis quem 
ego dedero, pour les Dimanches verts, 
Latin paroles, musique de P. Berthier 
tof France:; 2 voix et orgue, 3° voix 
ad lib. 1. Sans acc—2. Avec acc. 

5828, 5829 
© Mar. 15, 1923;-1' c. each. Mar. 
31; E 557193, 557194; J. Janin, Oul- 


lins, France. 


BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK; words by 
Gus Kahn, music by Walter Donald- 
son tof U. S. 5830 

(yor. 49, 1923-2-¢, Apr: 11; E 
559263: Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


Berry, MAKE YOUR LOVING EYES BE- 
HAVE; words and melody by A. Fraz- 
zini tof U. Su. 5831 

ey tue, Apes 12, 1924: H 559302; 
Amicus Frazzini, Boston. 


9 
e) 


Biess THE Lorp : 


music by Ted Weller tof U. Si, arr. 
by Harry Dobe rof U. Su. 5832 

wi ve. Apres: 641925 - 5 561475" 
Fred D. Weller, Baltimore. 


Bijou; minuet, by Irma Seydel 
U. Si; violin and piano. 5 
©} May 4, 1923-2 ¢ May’ 5: BE 
562049; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


tof 
33 


BILDERBOGEN ; sechs kleine klavierstticke, 
von Joseph Gustav Mraczek tof Ger- ~ 
many. Contents: hit. lo 1." Ine der 
dammerstunde.— 2. Kurze_begeben- 
heit—3. Schaman.—hft. 2, 1. Kleines 
marchen.—2. Pebbs.—3. Im circus. 

, 5834 

© Mar. 2, 1920; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
E 557495; MHeinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. 


Birt Brown; words by Annie J. Geno, 
melody by Arnold T. Lax of U. Su 
5835 

(Cy Les May * 80. 1993)- 562093 
Mrs. A. J. Geno, Valley Falls, R. I. 


BirDS OF LIBERTY; words by E. Kampf, 
music by E. S. Huntington tof 
We Ss - 5836 

©; & c.- Apr 302.1923) BF 561981 
penily Kampf, Massapequa, 


oy) 


Bizer (GrorcEs) Minuet; from L’arle- 
sienne suite no. 1, by G. Bizet, arr. 
by Sergei Rachmaninoff of Russia, 
domiciled at ‘New Yorki; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1321) 5837 

©) Bebs6;2 1923 2 « May-124 
562247; Carl Fischer, New York. 


BiaA-a-A; from Half moon inn, words 
_ by Perry Ivins and Corey Ford, music 
byt S. Stewart jor Ul So 5838 
©, Mar. 21, 1923". 2.¢) Mar! 26-78 
561542; Henry Shepherd Stewart, 
New York. - 


BLEEDING HEART; words by C. Rollins, 
melody by M. Dixon tof U. S31 5839 
Oy Wer Apr: 9) 11925," Be 501531; 
Corinne Rollins and May Dixon, San 
Francisco. 


words by Mary 
Brown rpseud. of C. H. Gabrieli, music 
by Cc. H. Gabriel tof U.S. 5840 


Op Apieo2..1973> 2 ¢. Mag 2d. 
558759; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


69 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5841 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


BLESSED (THE) story; words by B. B. | BouLnots 


Edmiaston, music by E. S. Dean tof 
esr 5841 
© Janis 173 1923" 26) Apr lS oR 

559617; Emmett S. Dean, Waco, Tex. 


BuInp (THE) PLOUGHMAN; song by 
Robert Coningsby Clarke, arr. by Dan 
Godfrey tof Great Britain); military 
band. (Jn Chappell’s army journal, 
no. 504) 5842 

©’ Mar.” 16, 01923) ch Mar c2ge a 
557137; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement 


Briss; one-step, by Arthur Bliss of 
England); piano. 5843 
©) ek eb, 5, 210235 cy Apr alas i, 
557477; F. & B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND; with varia- 
tions, by Harold M. Smith tof U. Si; 
piano. 5844 

(ey (Mare16, 1923 2ies Mario: 
561044; A. -W. Perry’s sons, Seda- 
lia, Mo. 


BLUE GRASS BLUES; words by Enzena 
Smith Williams, music by Maurine 
Dinwiddie Hearne of U. Si 5845 

© eb; 1923... 2 eee Beb, 233° F 
558258; Mrs. T. K. Williams, Decherd, 
Tenn. 


Bus Hoosier Blues; words and music 
by Cliff Friend, Jack Meskill and Abel 
Baer tof 'U. Sa 5846 

©: Apr:s 20) 1078e 42 ic wApre: 23%) By 
559512; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

BLUE MEDITERRANEAN; novelty fox trot, 
by John De Bueris and Peter Capodi- 
ferro fof U. Si; cornet, with piano 
ace 5847 

©) oP “ee Apr 24," 19233), 559538; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


BoccLES FoR BoccLEToN; words and 
music by Charles Osborne tof Eng- 
land) 5848 


Ore. 1 Ieee, eG pie iL Bs 


557365; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 
BoosEY’S MILITARY JOURNAL, 146TH 


SERIES, No. 4; arr. by Boosey & co. rof 
Great Britain); military band. 5849 

© Jane S948 Liev hebatG: or 
556384; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 1© arrangement 


Boston (THE) Boys; march, by J. R. 
Hansen tof U. S.1; mandolin ae 


© Mar. 10, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 24; E 
561149; John R. Hansen, Ely, Minn. 


(JosEPH) Sonate; de J: 
Boulnois tof Francei; violoncelle et 
piano. ; 5851 

© Dec. 31, 1922; "1c, Mia 
FE 556935; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


Bow THINE EAR TO ME, O Lorp; an- 
them, words, paraphrase of Psalm 96, 
music by Edward Shippen Barnes tof 
U. S.1; three women’s voices, with 
organ acc. 4to. 5852 

© Mar. 7, 1923: 2 € Apree 

559203; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Boy scouts sonc; words and music by 
Ida McBride Dismukes and Oscar Mc- 
Bride tof U. Si Portland: (Or. @an- 
iel H. Wilson. 5853 

© Apr. 21, 1923; 2 ic. Agee 
561792; Oscar McBride, Portland, Or. 


BoyHoop DAYS; words and melody by 
G. S. Fifer’ tof U.S, arr. by Parry 
L. Alford tof U. Si 5854 


© 1 c.- Apr. 25,1923" Selea- 
Gene Samuel Fifer, Chicago. 


BRAHMS (JOHANNES) ° Hungarian 
dance, no. 5; by J. Brahms, rev. and 
ed. by Eugene Platzman tof U. Sui; 
piano. (Century certified edition, no. 
2203) 5855 

© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 cA 
559261; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing) 


BRAUNFELS (WALTER) Praludien; von 
W. Braunfels tof Germany: op. 33; 
klavier. (Universal edition, no. 7035) 

5856 

© Feb. 12, 1923. lic: Maregie 

557210; Universal edition, a. g., 
Vienna. 


BREAKERS (THE); march, by John H. 
Bronson tof U. S.1; piano. 5857 
© Apr. 13, 1923; 2c Arai 
559457; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
(© arrangement} 


BREATHE ON ME, BREATH OF Gop; set to 
tune McDonogh, words by Edwin 
Hatch, music by David E. Roberts tof 
U. Sa, arr. by T. J: Davies-ots wanes 
1. Male voices.—2. Mixed voices. 

5858, 5859 

© July 1,.1922: 2 c..each Feb. 23, 

1923; E 558255, 558256; McDonogh 
school, McDonogh, Md. 


Bricanp CLE). 2... LES Bede 


Epous’ la, livret de Pierre Veber, 
musique de Henri Hirchmann of 
France] 5860 


© Jan. 3), 1923: 1 ellen eee 
556423; Max Eschig, Paris. 


510 


VD, Ota 
Cry ome 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


5879 


BRING BACK MY YESTERDAYS; words by 
Val T. Hanson, music by E. 8. 5. 
Huntington tof U. Sua 5861 

@ 1c. Apr. 6, 1923; E. 561466; 
Val T. Hanson, Milwaukee. 


BRING BACK THE DAYS OF ADAM AND 
Eve; words and music by H. H. 
Swader tof U. Si, arr. by Thos. A. 
Dorsey tof U. S$. 5862 
@ei ce May 3, 1923; EB, 562024; 


Hess Homer Swader, Chicago. 


BroApcAst BLUES; words and melody 
byeGes. Pifer iof ‘U.S, arr. by 
Harry L. Alford tof U. 8.3 5863 

@ ie Apr. 25, 1923; E 501835; 
Gene Samuel Fifer, Chicago. 


BroapwAy LicHts; ballad, words by 
Ray Tepper, music by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 8.1 
New York, Manhattan music co. ha 


je Pipe 11,1923; 2c. Apr. 17; EK 
559398; Ray Tepper, Brooklyn. 


BRrokEN ‘DREAMS; words and music by 
A. M. McPartlan tof U. 8. 5865 
© 1 c. May 5, 1923; E 562033; 
Anna -M. McPartlan, Dorchester, 
Mass. 


BrokEN HEARTS; from Minnie and me, 
words by Zelda Sears, music by 
Harold Levey’ of U. $.1 86 

mr. 12, 1923: 20c. Apr. 133.5 
561673; Harms, inc, New York. 


BROKEN PROMISE; words by J. Myers, 
music by S, S. Huntington rof 
CS 1 5867 

ic, Apr. 6, 1923; E. 561443; 
Jas. Myers, Wichita. 


Brown BaAgy: words by Paul Henry, 
_ music by Willy M. Grant tof U. 5.1, 
arr. by William Grant Still tof Pe ee 


Oil May’ '8, 1923; Bi 562085 +" 


Herbert music co., New York. 


Brown (A). Birp stncinc; by Haydn 
Wood, arr. by H. M. Higgs tof Great 
Britain); salon orch. 4to, (Chap- 
pell & co.’s salon orchestral journal, 
macn2 Ll) 5869 

fey en 28, 19237) Vie. Mar, 155. E 
556882: Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement; 


Brown Eves; graceful dance, by B. 
Sheldon Green of Great Britain; 
banjo and piano. (Paling’s banjo 
series, no. 5) ~ 5870 


1702—23——2 


@ jana. 15. 192351. Mar. 225 02 
557013; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd- 
ney, Australia. — 


BruuNns (GeEorc¢ FRIEDRICH WILHELM) 


Two dances; festivity-jazz-moods, by 
Ger owW. Brahns jot) UU. Sag. piano: 
Contents: 1.°° Hilarity—2. Presto 
step. sys s| 
yt eh Fepe. 17, 1923= "E, 559349; 
Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Bruhns, 
New York. 
BuBBLES; entr’acte, by Hein, tran- 


scribed, ed. and played by McNair - 
Neenttitz ‘rot 4, Say: (Solo carala, 
no. 74925) Music roll 5872 

© Apne 30192328 cs May. 72 
559982; Cable co., Chicago. © edit- 
ing) 


BuLi-poc (THE) pIRGE; words by A. 


H. Osborn, melody by Joseph F. 
Hewat, sot. WO, Su,varre. by len. 
VosBurgh tof U. S$. 5873 


Cnr vc. Ape. 9) 1923-8, 561616 
Hewitt & Osborn, New York. 


BuNDLE (A) oF LovE; from Bombo, 
words and music by Al Jolson and 
ie G. De-Sylva tor Uy Sa 5874 

OaMay: 13, 21923= ic: May 45 02 
562071 ; Harms, inc., New York. 


Bur W'S. FOR THE SWEETEST : ciety, I 
KNOW; words by C. O. Morris, music 
by Valeria Gordon tof U. S.; piano 
with words. 4to. 5875 

©! Feb. 028, 1923:°2c. Mar. 21; 5 


561100; Claud O. Morris, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


By THE CAMPFIRE; by Mari Paldi tof 
U. $1; piano. (Outdoor play) 
5876 
© Mar. 10, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 13: E 
Aes Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


By THE SEA; by Harold M. Smith of 

Sa: piano: 5877 

(©). Mar. 16,1923: 2. c., Mar. 19. 

eer A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
O. 


C'EST JEUNE ET CA N’SAIT PAS; dans la 
revue En douce, paroles de Albert 
Willemetz et Jacques-Charles, mu- 
sique de Ch. Borel-Clere tof France) 

- 1. Chant et piano—2. One step ou 
fox trot: piano. 5878, 5879 

© Mar. 23, 1923; 1 c. each Apr. 6; 
FE 557300, 557301; Francis Salabert, 


Paris: 


oil 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5880 


C’Est LE BLUES; chanson fox-blues, 
paroles de R. "Nazelles, musique de 
Raoul Moretti tof France) - 5880 

©) Mar. 23,1923; ce Apr. oy ot 
557303; Francis. Salabert, Paris: 


Ca CEs?’ L’AMouR; fox trot de Epous’ 
la, livret de Pierre Veber, musique 
de Henri Hirchmann tof France) 


© fan. 31, 919232 1c Beb, Wier, 
556422; Max Eschig, Paris. 


Cain (Le); fox trot et shimmy, 
Raoul Moretti tof France); piano. 


par 


©? Mat. 23; 19232 lsc: sApr7 65 FE 
557298; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


CaLaLoA; melody, by Lionel Belasco 
(abe seal . 5883 
©) sbies vA pr. By OZ a SURO ; 
Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. 


CALEDON MOUNTAIN MARCH; by J. Gib- 
son tof Canadai; piano. 5884 
©) Agr. 14,1928 te Aprils. 
557415; John Gibson, Copiack Can- 
ada. 


CALEDON QUADRILLE; by J. Gibson tof 
Canada); piano. 5885 


©. Ape 14,1023 = dee Apr. 16; 


557411; John Gibson, Cataract, Can- 
ada. 

CALIFORNIA, LAND OF BEAUTY; words 

and music by E. P. Roma lof U. Sa 

| 5886 

©) Apes M1, 1923:. Ze Apr. Ad § 

E, 559367; Elsie Pardow Roma, San 
Francisco. 

Can (Pak); words by M. E. Tench, 


music by D. Stutchbury tof Canada} 
Toronto, Canada, Whaley, arene 


co,, ltd. 
©) Feb. 15, 11923; Alec: Reb, WEE 
556387: Mary E. "Nench and Dora 


Stutchbury, Toronto, Canada. 


Catt (THE) IN YOUR EYES; words by 
Vincent Lackey and Ivan Lehrer, 
music by C. I. Lehrer tof U. Sas 


@ Apr: 25)02a5.-2 wc. May Sy, 
562132; Charles Ivan Lehrer, Norman, 
Okl. 


CALL ME AND I’LL COME To YoU; words 
by William H. Gardner, music by 
Arthur A. Penn tof U. Su 5889 

© Mer 13219235027 co Man yet, 
E 561101; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


ie) 


“J 
TS Leeeeenrnnen SnD" 


pt..I0t, ns... ie 


Catt (THE) or Los ANGELES; words 
and melody by M. Stanley tof U. i 


890 
©.1c. Apr. 19, 1923; E-559440; 


Mark Stanley, Los Angeles. 


CAMICIE NERE; marcia fascista, versi e 
musica di Gino Imbimbo of Italy; 
mand. acc.) Napoli, Casa. editrice 
musicale ved. Fragassi & figli. 5891 

© Dec. 1, 1922: les Pep: Bae: 
E 556516; Italian book co., New York. 


Camus (—) Six grandes études; par 
Camus, nouvelle édition entiérement 
révisée par Louis Fleury tof France! ; 
pour flute. 5892 


© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 ¢. Mar 31; E 
557192; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 
(© revision) 


CAN IT BE LOVE; words be W. Lee Dick- 
son, music by Frederick W. Vander- 
pool rof U. 8. 5893 

© Apr. 3, 1923: 2 c Ape aeeyes 
561582; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


CANADIAN BOAT SONG; words by John 
Wilson, music by E. T. Sweeting tof 
England); bar. solo and chorus. 4to. 

5894 
© Apr. 6, 1923; Tse swe 
557549; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


CANAL (MAarGUERITE) Idylle; par M. 
Canal tof France: op. 20; violon ou 
violoncelle avec piano. 5895 


€) Dec. 31,.1922; ees ie ieee. 
E 556856; Maxime Jamin, Paris. 


Lied; par Marguerite Canal of 
France}; violon ou violoncelle avec 
piano. 5896 


© Dec. 31, 1922 ;)4°C) Maredeeenoeo: 
E 556857; Maxime Jamin, Paris. 


CANARD (LE) AMOUREUX; fox trot, sur 
les motifs de la chanson de R. P. 
Groffe et Cloérec-Maupas, orchestré 
par André Mirty tof France); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 5897 

© Dec.:31, 1922: bc Agrees: 
E 557261; M. Greyval, Paris. 


CANDLYN (T. FREDERICK a Finale; 
on a tonic pedal, by T. ee! . Candlyn 
fot, U, “Sa; organ. 5898 


© Mar, 15, 1923):)2 60: Mie oho E 
558620; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


CANTI ALLE STELLE; versi di A. Gianello, 


musica di M. Marrone tof Italyi; 
mand. acc. (Gennarelli, Piedigrotta 
1922) 5899 


©),Dec. 1, 1922: 1 Cahebawiemees.. 
Bik 556499; Italian book co., New York. 


BD arganit sy: 


. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


CANTIQUE DE STE. CécILE; de EK. Chaus- 
son, arr. par S. Chapelier tof France ; 
petit orch., avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 5900 

arte 15,1923; 1c. Mar. 31; F 
557146; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 
(© arrangement) 


CANTO K CHIAGNO; versi di Alfredo 
Melina, musica di Francesco Pugliese 
tof Italy); mand. acc. 4to. 5901 

ere 7.151921: 2. c) Oct. 4; E 

' 519704; Raffaele De Luca, New York. 


CANTUALE ROMANO-SERAPHICUM ; author 


anonymous tof France) pt. 1, 2. 8vo. 
5902 
Gooey. 7, 1922: 1c. Dec., 26; 


A—Foreign 21619; Desclée & co., 
Paris. , 


Canzoner; words by Oscar Wilde, 
music by Roland Farley tof U. $1; 
med. or high voice. 5903 

foe, 2, 1023°"2 ¢. Apr'6; & 

559126; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


‘Canzonerta; de André Grandjean tof 
France}; violon et violoncelle, quin- 
tette et harpe, ou piano, avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 5904 

@ hep. 15, 1923; 1 ¢. Mar, 13; E 
556843; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. | 


Capitol, MARCH; by Erno Rapeé and 
William Axt tof U. Si; orch. (Red 
seal march series) 5905 

@oMar 2, 1923; 2c. Apr. 45 E 
561389; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


CApRICANTE; marche de concert, by 
Paul Wachs, ed. and fingered by 
Eugene Platzman rof U. 8.1; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no, 2195 Nae 
espe lo2a 2) ic) Apr. 10; 

559236; Century music pub. co., New 

York. (© arrangement) 


Captain STRATTON’S FANCY; words by 
John Masefield, music by Deems Tay- 
lor tof U. S.; baritone or bass. 5907 

i Apr 14 192342 c. Apr.) 16;)E, 
561650; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


CarcoEs; poem by John Masefield, music 
by Easthope Martin rof Great Britain ; 
med. voice. (Enoch art song wage 


© Mar. 4, 1919; 1 c. Mar. 30, 1923; 
E 557079; Enoch & sons, London. 


CarRLoTtA WALTZ; by Josephine Truax 


Searle sof U. S.; piano. Boston, 
W. B. Hasey & co. 5909 
9 
5 


7 


5918 


i Mia 4 R823 Ac. Maw i Sake 
562047; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


CARNATION WALTZ; atr. by H. Schuckert 
tof U. Sa; concertina. 5910 


danse 1975652 Sc Apr. 2a 
559466; Henry Schuckert, Chicago. 


CAROLINE; selection from the musical 
play, by Eduard Kunneke and Alfred 
Goodman, arr. by Chas. Miller tof 
Sac piano: 5911 

i) Api, 6, 1925332..c) (Apr, Ie 
561745; Harms,. inc., New York. ; 


CARRY ME BACK TO My CAROLINA HOME; 
words by Benny Davis, music by Ab- 
ner Silver, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U. Sa 4to. (Witmark edition, 
excellent quartette arrangements, nos. 
1593, 1594) 1. Female voices.—2. 
Mixed voices. 5912, 5913 


© Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c. each Apr. 17; 
E 559370, 559371; M. Witmark & 


sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ments] 

CasELLA (ALFREDO) Two old songs 
(Deux chansons aficiennes); tr. by 


M. D. Calvocoressi, music transcribed 
and harmonized by A. Casella tof 
Italy) Contents: 1. Golden slumbers 
kiss your eyes; berceuse de 17° siécle. 
=—2** Blaiolet; auteur’ anon.’ de 3. 
siecle. 5914 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1923: 
B550404- AZ. Wathot, “Paris, »1© 


transcription and harmonization) 


CAssE caurs; fox blues, de la revue 
Ba-ta-clan, musique par Roger Guttin- 
guer tof France}; piano. 5915 

Cran 151923 tic. Mas. ol 
557175; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


Cast YOUR CAPS AND CARES AWAY; by 
Felix White tof Great Britain); piano. 
(Curwen edition, no. 9198: Selected 
pianoforte -music, edited by Ernest 

' Fowles, intermediate grade) 5916 

Oy Manet 4) 1923 5. c.. Apt: 630 
ia J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


CATALOGUE DE FLEURS; paroles de Lucien 
Daudet, musique de Darius Milhaud 
iof France) 5917 


ey iate oF P0250 Lc Mar 3 ley 
557187; Durand et cie., Paris. 


Car’s (THE) WHISKERS; words by 
Felix Austed, music by Ed. Gladstone 
Het UO 5918 

Cmaps, 1923+) 20c.: Aprioo 
561469; Philip Ponce publications, 
New York. 


3) 


Lae A le h-4 
: ’ Lea ee 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


5919 


pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18 


CavaTIna; no. 1, by A. M. Foerster tof 
U. Sa op. 39; piano and violoncello. 
Leipzig, Fritz Schuberth, jr. New 
York, Carl Fischer. 5919 

©!) eb! 20, 19232. Pep. 24 
558261; Adolph M. Foerster, Pitts- 
burgh. 


CHACONNE IN B minor; by Miles I’A. 

Martin tof U. S.; organ. 5920 

©): Mar 15:5 19232 ac. Mina e, 
558618; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


CHANELE; words and melody by A. 
King of Russia, domiciled at New 
York) 5921 

©) tes Apriel2, 4098-1, 559294 - 

Adolf King, New York. 


CHANSON DE L’EAU; paroles de Albert 
Willemetz et Jacques-Charles, musique 
de Maurice Yvain tof France; 5922 

© 'Mar. 23, 19287 ce. sApry 6. E 
557289; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


CHANSON DES BONNES; de la comédie 
musicale L’amour masqué, paroles de 
Sacha Guitry, musique de André Mes- 
sager tof France) 5923 


© Mars 26,1923 4 enAnr. br 


55/205: .Francis’oalabert; ‘Paris. 
CHANSON TRISTE; de H. Duparc, arr. 

par §. Chapelier tof France; petit 

orch.:' 4to. 5924 


©). Mia 15.) 19234 “es Mar. 31; 1 
557150; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 
(© arrangement) 


CHANSONNETTE; by George Bass tof 
U. Sa; violin and piano. 5925 
©. Apr. 13, 19232.2cwApr 1/75 
559393; Boston music co., New York. 


CHANT BIRMAN; de la comédie musicale 
L’amour masqué, paroles de Sacha 
Guitry, musique de André Messager 
tof France) 5926 


G@ Mar. 23% 1923. 1./c.mApr..63, 
557282; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


CHANUKAH; words by Abraham Reisen, 
English version by Jeanette Benjamin 
Davis, music by Solomon Golub of 
U. S.1, ed) by Ai Pospischil. 

(FD53) 
5927 
© Dec. 15, 192142 cheb. 12 1923 - 
E, 553959: N’Ginah pub. co.,. New 
York. 


CuHartior (THE) RACE; étude caractéris- 
tique, by Homer N. Bartlett tof U. Sa 
op. 253° piano: 5928 

©, Wlar.95, 1923-2 cc Wars OE 
560758; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CHARLESTON (THE) stRUT; by T. Mor- 
ris tof U. Su, arr. by Louis S. Hooper 
tof U. Si; piano. 5929 


© 1 ‘c.. Mar) 14 eae 560884 ; 
Thomas Morris, New York. 


CHART SONG; melody by J. L. Thomson 
5930 


tof U. Sa -obl. S2mas: 

© Feb. 8, 1923-92 ¢€ iene. 
BSOCS/ 5. sik, Ee Thomson, Tunkhan- 
nock, Pa. 


CHATTERBOX; by Arnoldo Sartorio tof 
Germany) op. 1273, no. 4; piano, four 
hands. Boston tetc.) Evans music co. 
(Pleasant hours, no. 4) 5931 

© lie oe 1921: 26, (aly eee, 
513254; M . Evans, Boston. 


CHAUMIERE (LA); idylle, de Franz 
Hitz, orchestré par Jules Walter tof 


France]; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. . 5932 

© Feb. 15, 1923-1 sexier oles ob, 
556849; C. Joubert, Paris. (© ar- 


rangement} 


CHausson (E.) Nocturne; de E. 
Chausson, arr. par S. Chapelier tof 


France); petit orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 5933 


© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar: 31; E 
557156; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 
[© arrangement) 


CHE BELLA FESTA; fox trot, versi di C. 
Bruno, musica di P. Grimaldi tof 
Italy; mand. acc. fRome, Italy} Casa 
editr. musicale Varieta-Salotto. 5934 

© Jan. '4, 19239 ele eneeeaes 
556507; Italian book co., New York. 


CHEERFUL TEMPO; by Hallie Bertha 
Paul rpseud. of B.. Fitervon aos: 
small orch. 5935 

© 1c. Apr. 16,1923. Ea Sol 6os- 

Bertha Fifer, Toledo, O 


CHEERING UP DADDY; words and music 
by W. I. Gilchrist tof U. Su 5936. 
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923: E> 561991 - 
Winifred I. Gilchrist, Lakewood, 6); 


— words by W. I. Gilchrist, guste 
ay Sy os Huntington tof U. 

3037 

© 1c. Apr. 6. 1923-3 Ssolaor- 

Winifred I. Gilchrist, Lakewood, O. 


CHERRY BLOSSOM REVERIE; by Leopold 
J. Syré tof U. S.1; piano. 5938 
©, May’ 2, 1923; 27 'c)) Mawes & 
562124; Co- operative music Co., Phila- 
delphia. 


O14 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


5955 


CHERRY BLOSSOMS; romancette, 
Henri Marling tof Italy]; piano. 
5939 

{rej Mer. 29-1. 5, 
Monte 


par 


© Feb. 3, 1923; 
S5/08a-° Cincal music — €o., 
Carlo, France. 


words and music by M. S. Parker 

Hote Aes S.1 5940 
ot ie ips.) 6.1923; .K. -561474 ; 

Mary Sitz Parker, Washington. 


CuHeERuss (Petits chérubins); by Ed. 
Poldini tof Hungaryi op 18, no. 4; 
piano. (Eight poetic fancies, no. 4) 

5941 
rior, 10, 1923:.2 ¢, Apr: 95. E 
559204; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Cui ’o SSAPEVA; versi di G. Onofri, 
musica di M. Nicolo’ ;of Italy; 5942 
wang. 2, 1923; 2 c.Apr 24; 
559524; Italian book co., New York. 


CHICK-A-DEE; words by Lester O’Keefe, 
melody by Louis Breau tof U. Su, 
arr. by Charles Grant tof U. Sa 

5943 
(Ore. Aor, 168, 1923; 561727; 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


Cump (THE) MUSICIAN; pieces and 
exercises; by Ivy Herbert tof Great 
Britain); piano duet, primary grade. 
(Berners edition, no. 719a) 5944 


Geting, 13,1923; 1 « Mar. 31; — 
ee Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- 
on. 


CHILDREN’S DAY CLASSICS, No. 10; selec- 
tions from the world’s masterpieces 
of music, words by A. A. Payn and 
others, music and arr. by Adam Gei- 
bel and others fof U. Sia 8vo. 5945 

© pr, 25, 1923; 2'c. May 5: 
562055; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


CHILDREN’s (THE) FRIEND; 
day, words by A. Midlane, music by 
M. B. Foster, four part arr. by J. A. 
Patks jolt.U, $.1; men’s voices: 4to. 
(Choice compositions for male 
voices, sacred edition, no. 922) 5946 

© eb. 13; 1923.2 c.. Beb. 155 Eh 
hed / 5 J. <A2 Parks co., York, Neb. 
(© arrangement) 


CHILDREN’S SONGS AND STORIES OF THE 
WILD FLOWERS; by second grade chil- 


dren, ed. by Norine Connelly [of 
een: San sancisco, Calif) Harr 
Wagner pub. co. obl. 8yo. 5947 


© Dec. 30, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
20, 1923; A 699874; Norine Connelly, 
Oakland, Calif. 


Children’s. 


Cuiip’s (A) GARDEN OF VERSE; twenty- 
four songs, words by Robert Louis 
Stevenson, music by Edward Falck 
fof BS. 5948 

cy Apr. 16,1973; 2.6. Apr 2338 
561786; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CHIMERA; versi e musica di Giuseppe 
De Masellis tof Italy; mand. acc.1 
Naples, Italy, Vedova Ceccoli & figli. 


4to. Staff and numerical notations) 
5949 — 
Gy Pepe ly 1923>. 1 ¢.* Apr Zo 


557119; Italian book co., New York. 


CHINAMAN BLUES; fox trot, words and 
music by Gene Burdette of U. Su. 
5950 


"© Heb. 24. 1923 92%." Nears So EB 
558440; Erskine Tate & co., inc., Chi- 
cago. 


CHINESE DANCE; by Bainbridge Crist 
jot Ws. Sa) are: byChasow:; Roberts 
ror Ws Sas fall.erch: 5951 

© Jan, 24. 1923% 2c. Mayt12. E 
562235; Carl Fischer, New York. :© 
arrangement) 


CHOPIN (FREDERIC Francois) Klavier- 
werke; ‘band x1, konzerte, op. 11 u. 
Zi von. EF. Chopin, neu-ausgabe von 
Emil Sauer tof Germany}; 2 pianos. 
(Edition Schott, nr. 31) 5952 

©Pyfuly 15) 1921 "1 ¢.- Mar fs, 1923: 
FE, 556814; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, 
Germany. (© newly revised edition) 


band x1, konzertstticke, von 
F. Chopin, neu-ausgabe von Emil 
Sauer rof Gerthany}; klavier. (Edi- 
tion Schott, nr. 32) Contents: La ci 
darem la mano.—Grande fantaisie.— 
Krakowiak—Grande fpolonaisé bril- 
lante. s 5953 


@y daly. Vo roel 1 eMart 


(AOR SE, 556815 : B. Schott’s sdhne, 
Mainz, Germany: (© newly revised 
edition] 


Valse; by F. Chopin, op. 64, no. 1., 
simplified and arr. by Will Porter rof 
U. S44; piano. (Century certified edi- 
tion, no. 2160) 5954 


© Appr o10)-1923 <2 ch Apres 103) 


559235; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 
CHRIST IS RISEN (Christos anesti) ; text 
from the Greek Easter ritual, with 
additions and music by J. C. Zou- 
boulakis tof U. Si 5955 
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923: E 561422: 


John Constantin Zouboulakis, Bing- 
haciton, N.Y. 


309 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


5956 


CHRISTIAN (THE) WARFARE; words 
and music by A. Wiley tof U. Su, 
arr, by> Rudolph Grant ‘jot U3. 

5956 

© ApriA2, A923. 1 exNor aA ie. 

Apr. 24; E 559564; Adele Wiley, 
New York. 


CHRISTMAS MARCH; by D. E. Jefferson 
tof U. Sa; piano. 5957 
@: ‘Mars 3;,1923: 2.0.8 Mar. 5:8 
es Dora Evelyn Jefferson, St. 
aul. 


C1INDERELLA’S HONEYMOON 
chens_ brautfahrt) ; 


(Dornros- 
polka and two 


step, by E. Dorazil rof U. Sa; band 
pts. 4to. Chicago, IIll., Cosmopoli- 
tan pub. co, 5958 


© @May301923* <2) ch May, 52° 
562056 ; Edward SAE Chicago. 
CIRCULAS SONG; from the masque 


When Sappho sang, words by Cecelia 
Gaines Holland, music by M. Corby 
fob UL Si 5959 
Ord "ce. “Apre 214 19214 ve 508736: 
Mabelanna Corby, Montclair, N. J. 


CIvIL ENGINEERS; march for band, by 
I, M. Salmond jof U. Si; cornet pt. 
5960 


© 1c. May 20, 1922; E 535769; 
Irving Munro Salmond, Grand Rap- 
ids, Mich. 


CLAIRE DE LUNE; valse de ballet, by 
Ouinte: 5, Masanminot U. Sas 7C 
melody saxophone (or flute or oboe), 
E flat alto saxophone, and piano. 5961 


©) May 23) 1923" 2-c.eMay 125.8 
562238; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CLASSIEST (THE) BABY; fox trot, words 
and » music sby,))Beanzis and ‘J. K. 
Paalubi jot (atawain) are. “by kK) 
Paaluhi. 5962 


@iul.c. Mars 7 92s S586ok: Nir 
and Mrs. J. K. Paaluhi, New York. 


CLEOPATRA’S PRAYER (Preghiera di Cleo- 
patra) ; from the opera Egypt, words 
by Charles K. Field, music by Wm. J. 
McCoy tof U. S$. (English and Italian 
words) 5963 

Oi Mian 5nd O23) 2c saree nt 

560760;. G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CLINGING We 1s PROMISES; words and 


music by: HV Clarke om Us) sa 
5064 
©) “Mar, 937 1923)-52) eo Apr) 74 
501411; ‘Harry DD. Clarke, Chicago. 


ENTRIES 
pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


Coastinc In Qugpec; by M. Paradis- 
Lane tof U. S.; piano. 5965 
© ‘Apr. 17; 1923-2 May 4; ine 
562075 ; Maud Paradis- Lane, Win- 
throp, Mass. 


Cocotte (LA); java, par Clapson tof 
France); piano. Paris, Editions Clap- 
son. “5966 

@) Feb. 15, 19233 
556824; Bodé, Paris. 


CoLLEEN (THE) I aporE; words by C. D. 


tc. Marg. 


Quist, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 

5967 

©~-1 c. Apr: 19, 1923: 550427 - 


Chas. D. Quist, Ambrose, N. D. 


CoLOMBINE RE&VE; méditation, de Francis 
Popy, transcription par S. Chapelier 
rof France); piano. 5968 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1923; 
E 556411;. Philippo, Paris. ‘© tran- 
scription) 


CoMK AND SNUGGLE IN YOUR SWEET 
DADDY'S ARMS, "CAUSE IN LOVING 
THERE'S NO HARM; words and music 
by V. Lorraine tof 4 S.1 5969 


© 1. c. Apr. 20, 1925: 559458; 
Vivian Lorraine, Chicago. 


CoME TO sae a IOUR NOW; words and 
music by B. B. Edmiaston ‘of U. ks 


© Jan. 17, 1923 "2°. Arai a E 
559612: B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


Comepy; by Walter C. Simon tof U.S. 
op. 18, no. 5; piano or organ. 5971 
© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 21; E 
559478 ; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Complete IN Him; words by E. J. 
Sheets, music by W. R. Cole tof Tee 


© Mar. 9, 19235 2c; yaaa nt, 
561410; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


CoNCERTO FOR VIOLONCELLO; by Niccolo 
Antonio Porpora, ed. and arr. by Her- 
bert tee tof U. Si; with piano 
ace. 5973 


© Mar. 19, 1923°) 2c Mane on 
558812; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
‘© editing 


ConsoLaTion ; words by A. Heckle, mu- 
sic by Florence McElvain tof U. Sa; 
piano with words. 4to. 5974 


© Jan. 18, 1923. 2c. oasis 
561097; A. Heckle, Jansen, Neb. 


316 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


5991 


ConvTE DE FER (Fairy story); fox-trot 
chanté, paroles de J. Carwald, mu- 
sique de E. V. Malderen of France) 

9 


© Mee 20. 1922: -1-¢..\Feb. 24: E 
556453; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 


Coralito; tango, by D. Caputo of 
Pie, act. by iChas., N.. Grant: rf 
i o.15 orc. with piano acc. . 4to. 
5976 


(pian, 22, 1923; 2 ¢. Mar. 23; 5 
561133; Harms, inc., New York. 


Cosyn (BENJAMIN) ‘Twenty-five pieces 
for keyed instruments; from B. Cosyn’s 
virginal bk., ed. by. J. A. Fuller-Mait- 
land and W. Barclay Squire tof Eng- 
land); piano. (Chester series, no. 110) 
5977 

orAeae2.. 1923- 1 «., Apr. 4: E 
59/201 sf o& W. Chester, Itd., London. 
[© editing) 


Corrace OF DREAMS; fox-trot ballad 
from The peep show, words and music 
by Jack O’Hagan and Henry Carson 
tof Australia; 5978 

© Oct 4, 1922: 1 c. Feb: 26, 1923: 
FE 556489; Allan & co., pty. Itd., Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 


Country (THE) Boy’s BLUES; words 
and music by Charles Warren Hillman 
if Ul. Sa 5979 


(iar. 24; 1923-2 c. Mar. 31: E 
561768 ; Hillman bros., Chicago. 


Country (THE) oF THE YOUNG; Etain’s 
song from The immortal hour, poem 
by Fiona Macleod, music by R. Bough- 
ton tof England; London, Stainer & 
Bell, ltd. 5980 

aor: Ora 2 a7? 1s cA pr. 1s 
95/7553. Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


CoUNTRYSIDE (THE); one step, from 
Battling Butler, by Philip Braham lof 
Great Britain); orch. with piano con- 


ductor. 4to. 5981 
©) Mar 16, 1923-"4 c. Mar. 29: E 

557108; Ascherberg, Hopwood 

Crew, Itd., London. «© arrangement 


CouPLETS DU CHARME; de la comédie 
musicale L’amour masqué, paroles de 
Sacha Guitry, musique de André Mes- 


sager tof France 5982 
Wr Mar e235, 1923-1 ce Apr. 65. & 
557284: Francis Salabert, Paris. 

CRADLE soNG;: by William Byrd of 


Englandi, ed. by Edmund H. Fellowes 
rof Englandi 5983 


© Oct. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 19, 1923; 
E, 556487; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


CrAVING; words by James Campbell, 

music by William Bonner tof U. Si 

5984 

© ApritZ, 1923: 2°e Apr (3k 

561612; Blue ribbon publishers, New 
York. 


Creation (A); words by Lou J. Beau- 
champ, music by Clay Smith of 
U. Si; medium voice with violin or | 
cello obbl. 5985 

CrA pe 2.61923 32 co Apr 233) 
559473; Gamble hinged music co., Chi- 


cago. 


CRESCENDO; by Per Lasson, ed. and fin- 
gered by Eugene Platzraan of U. S. V3 
piano. (Century certified edition, no. 
2165) 59 

(OvApr 0, 1925. 2. Apr 105) Be 
559244 ; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing and fingering) 


CRIMSON BLUSHES; caprice, by Ida Les- 
ter tof U. Sa, arr. by Calvin Grooms 
tof U. Sa; piano, four hands. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2181) 5987 

Apr 10 1023. 2c pr. 1050 


559218 ; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


CriIsTororo CoLOMBO; nuovo atto terzo 
su testo di N. N. rof Italy), musica 
di Alberto Franchetti tof Italy; Edi- 
zioni Ricordi. 4to. 5988 

Gr Mac. 55.1073¢ 1..c¢, Mar’ 63° D 
26421; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Cry (THE) OF A DREAMER; words by 
O08. Mebariand. music by EB.) S..s: 
Huntington fof U. Sa 2 5989 

Onto ce: Aurs..6, 1923°:- B, Sol4sa: 
fd) on me McFarland, Lynch, Neb. 


CRYING FoR YoU; fox. trot, by Ned Mil- 
ler and ‘Chester Cohn tof U. Sa; 
band. Feist ed. 4to. ~ 5990 

© Apr, 21;°1923+°2)c. Apr. 23-78 
559511; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement} 


waltz, by Miller and Cohn, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Si, played 
by Clarence M. Jones jof U. Sua 
(Recordo. word roll, no. 67490) 
(Music rolh 5991 

©) Mar... 24.1923: 2.c. Agr cae 
561483; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. «© interpretation and editing) 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


IDE NN a VAN eA ca a 


CRYSTAL HILL; grand march, by Mr. 
and Mrs. J. Owen Long of Ug es a 
piano. 5992 

© Mar. 16" 1925-2 c Mar. 49: EK 
561040; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 


Cupip’s MELoDY; words by Ilma Doré, 
music by Morrie Young” (ot. Uaba 
Chicago, Ill., Morrie Young & co. 

5993 
@yApe. 1h s928e 2 ce nA aos, 
561685; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


Curtin’ RUSHES; words by Moira 
O’Neill, music by I. Burnell tof Great 
Britain 5994 


© Dec. 23, 1922 ; l cahepytets2a* 


E 556383; Boosey & co., London. 
Cyctong (THE); novelty. solo, by 
Ferdie Grofé tof U. S.1; piano. 5995 
©) ohne 7, 19236526. Aipe, Loe 
559334; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 
Czerny-stupIuM (Das) (Lécole de 
Czerny); hrsg. von Moritz Mayer- 


Mahr tof Germany, unter mitwirkung 


von Karl Schacht; piano. (Edition 
Schott, nos. 401la, 'b- hie b) teil 1, 
hit. 1; Z2-teil 3, hit. de ee 

5996-6001 


©), Dec aS, 1922:' LeMiae: digs oZa: 
EF 556990-556995; B. Schott’s sdhne, 
Mainz, Germany. (© revision, com- 
pilation and editing) 


DaKoTa GIRL; words and music by F. 
le: Polnicky, fee Or so. 551 6002 


© “1: ¢) Mar, (6,.1923;- 1), 561006; 


Frank Joseph Polnicky, jt: Cotton- 
wood, S. D. 
DANCE OF THE FLOWER GIRLS; arr. by 


R. E. Hildreth pof U. Sj and By 
the temple of Siva: from suite A 
night in India, by George L. Cobb 
cof U. Sia; orch. with piano conduc- 
tor. 6003 


© Apr. 7 lozse 2c Apr. 215 aE 
559460 ; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


DANCE OF THE ISLAND GIRLS; from The 
island king, by Harold Garstin, arr. 
by Dan Godfrey rof Great Britain ; 
military band. (Jn Chappell’s army 
journal, no. 504 6004 

©) Mar! 1619239) cu Magi 23: 4 
557136; Chappell & Could) London. 
(© arrangement) 


by Ma- 
ee 


6005 
pre Osi 
New York. 


DANCE OF THE MOON SPRITES; 
thilde Bilbro of U. Gy: 
(Magic wood) 

Or Apr. 2) 10235 2c. 
559118; G. Schirmer, inc: 


pt, Tt, i. 5. v.18 


Dances (THE) FROM ‘THE FAERY 
QUEEN; by Henry Purcell, ed. and 
iat. by Cyril Bradley Rootham of 


England},; string orch. sc. 6006 
© Apr. 5, 19237 1.°e) Apeetuen 
5574783) Foe Be Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


DANCING BLUEBELL ; by E. L. Ashford 
rf U. . Sas ‘piano’: “Cia yamigne eine 
woods) 6007 

(© Mar. 10, 1923; 2c Mae eer, 
eee Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia 


DANCING (THE) GIRL; selection, music 
by Sigmund Romberg and others, 
compiled and arr. by Bugene Platz- 


Man fOr "Os4.4 6008 
© Apr. 9, 1923 2 cApee eee 


561548; Harms, inc., New York. © 
arrangement) ; 

DANCING SUNBEAMS; by Ernst Holt 
rof U. $a op. 633 ptanoy |) (Geneury 
certified edition, no, 2185) 6009 


© Apr. 10, 1923; 2-¢3 Appa 
559221; Century music pub. co., 
New York. 


DANS LA PAIX DU soIR; mélodie sans 
paroles, de Maurice Pesse tof 
France}; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 6010 

© Feb. 8, 1923: 1 c. Maret7 > 
556951; Durand et cie., Paris: 


DANS ‘TES BRAS; valse tzigane, de 

Georges Palicot tof France); piano. 

6011 

© Jan. 31, 19236 1 ee hepew a 
556414; A. Zunz Mathot, Panic, 


DANSE MoNn?TENEGRINE; de L, Debraux 
tof France]; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 6012 

© Jan. 31, 1923; 1iexpense nee & 
556403; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


DANSE UKRANIENNE; par M. Anceaux 

tof France); violon et piano. 6013 

© Feb. 10, 1923: ‘1 ce Maes AE 
556833;.Ch. Hayet) Paris, 


DANZA COME SAI DANZARE Tu; versi di 


R. De Angelis, musica di om A. Bixio 
rof Italy; “mand. acc.) 4to. 6014 


© Dec. 1, 1922: 1 ¢.-Mar s0023; 


EK 557083; Italian, book, cow iNew 
York. 
DANzA-TANGO; by William Lester tof 
Sa) op. 101s orehy >: (Spanish 
gypsies, no. 2) 6015 


©'SMay 7, 1923; 2 1c) ag ee 
5621215 f; Fischer & bro., New York, 
[© arrangement} 


318 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


fa. 3, 1923 


6035 


' Daruinc (THE) Bups oF May; by Fe- 
lix White ;of Great Britain); piano. 
(Curwen edition, no. 9201: Selected 
pianoforte music edited by Ernest 
Fowles, higher division) 6016 


feyeeh: 22, 1923: 1 cy Apr. 6; E 
poe Ji Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- 
on 


DavucuTer (THe) or Micuet O'Hare; 


words by F. H. Whittle, music by 
Valeria Gordon of U. S.1; piano 
with words. 4to. 6017 


)Oer) 17,1922 2 c. Mar.-21, 1923; 
E 561088; Be ’ Whittle, Cheyenne 
agency, ef D. 


DAUNTLESS (THE) BATTALION; march, 
by John Philip Sousa tof U. Si 4to. 
1 Band=2. Orch. 6018, 6019 


@rApr 10, 1923- 2 c. each Apr. #2; 
E 561669, 561670: John Church cO., 
Cincinnati. 


piano. 6020 


Omnia 15-1923;'2 ¢. Mar. 19: 
561074; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


DAY AND NIGHT; valzer, by Elia Pas- 
cale tof Italy, domiciled at Newark, 
N. J.4; instrumental. 6021 


opmmeen espe, 7, 1923 EK 561547: 
Donato Spinelli, Newark, N. J. 


Day (A) IN THER woops :and) Dream- 
ING; by Blanche Dingley-Mathews tof 
Daeen: piano... (Tone: fancies. .for 
young pianists, A) 6022 

epi, 20, 1923-2 ce Apr. 233K 

559508; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


Day (THE) OF RESURRECTION; Easter 
anthem, words by J. M. Neale, music 
Dyker M., Stults tof U.,5.1; mixed 
voices, with organ acc. 4to. 6023 


(@witen 16,1923: 2c. Apr 9; 8 
559202; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


DAYS AND NIGHTS ARE LONELY; words 
by M. A. Hovious, melody by Arnold 
fea jot Uo. 6024 


tec) May. 8, 1923 5, Te. 562097 ; 
Mary A. Hovious, Port Arthur, Tex. 


DE SANDMAN; two part song, words by 
Will F. Griffin, music by Daniel 
Protheroe tof U. S.1; women’s voices. 
(G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7033) 6025 

CAR ly tOF8 2c) Apr. ie. BE 
561729; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


DBAR LITTLE GAL ee by G. Mitchell, 


music by E S. Huntington of 
AS 4 6026 
Ow teen 6.1923". By "561446: 
George Mitchell, Houston. 


DEAR LOVE; melody by M. Linett tof 
a 6027 


Cin ca May. 35, 923 >. 5620208 
Maurice Linett, Philadelphia. 


DEAR OLD LADY; words by George A. 
Kershaw, music by H. Von Tilzer tof 
U. Sa New York, Harry Von Tilzer 
music pub. co. 6028 

© Ape. 9) 19232 492 %c; Apr. 65.28 
561618; Harry Von Tilzer, New York. 


DEAR WEE GAL 0’ MINE; words by C. G. 
Enander, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U. Si 6029 


Oi toe. Apr 67,9233...) 561450: 
G. Enander, Wahpeton, N. D. 


DEARER, YET DEARER; fox trot, words by 
R. P. Weston, music by R. Harris- 
Weston tof England; in A flat. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 6030 

© eb. 44, '1923-: 1c. Apr. Tis 
557373; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


DEAREST YOURE THE NEAREST TO MY 
HEART; one step, by Davis and Akst, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, 
played by Rose Vanderbosch rof U. S4 
(Recordo, word roll, no. eae (Mu- 
sic roll 6031 


©) Apr. 25, 1923% 2 ch Maya 72. 
559987 ; Recordo player roll eo: Chi- 
cago. © interpretation and editing) 


Dresussy (Ciaupr) Danse; de C. De- 
bussy, orchestrée par Maurice Ravel 


tof France); partition d’orch. 6032 
Cy Vir 423) 19231 ec. Apt 65,8 
557264; J. Jobert, Paris. «© orches- 
tration) 
DeuisEs (CLEMENT Puiripert LEo) 


Coppélia-suite; von L. Delibes, bearb. 
von Leo Artok tof Germany); orch., 
with piano conductor. (Domesticum, 
nO. 131) 6033 

© Noy 15.1922 Vc. Mare 1/7 Wags. 
FE, 557001; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, 
Germany. 


DERNIER SOIR; sérénité, de A. Sauvrezis 
tof France}; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to: . (La chanson des) soirs, 
no. 4) 6034 
EO Deersil. 1922) .c. Mar “hye ho2s= 
E, 556949; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris, 

Desert (A) DREAM; reverie, by Emil 
Biermann tof U. $i, arr. by Chas. J. 
Roberts tof U. S.1; full orch. 6035 

KO), Mar?) 1951923) 2c), May 12% 8 
562236; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement 


o19 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6036 


DEUTSCHES LIED; worte von Richard 
Dehmel, musik von Heinz Tiessen jof 
Germany) Ope 22, 1105.3. 6036 


© Oct. 29, 1918; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
E 557506; Adolph Firstner, Berlin. 


DIEUDONNE (ANNETTE) Douze images 
en courts préludes; par A. Dieudonné 
tof France); piano. 6037 

© Dec. 13, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 17, 1923; 
E, 556921; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


DIVERTISSEMENT; for symphony orches- 
tra, by G. A. Schmit for. "U.S op. 295 
reduced for piano. 6038 

© Ic Man 28. 19235-" 561496 
Gustave Adolphe Schmit, "Jersey City. 


DIVERTISSEMENT ORIENTAL; par Constant 
Mereau rof France); orch. 4to. 6039 


© Mar 15,; 92S 7 a. Mee Shs 
557152; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


DIXIE BLUES; fox trot, words by O. M. 
Phillips, music by Edward C. McCor- 
mick of U. Sj 6040 

yl eG, “Apr 1S5. 1925-7) de saloes - 
Orpha May Phillips, Perrysburg, O. 


DIXIE GIRL; words and music by K. 

Cooper tof U. Sua 6041 

Gel @ Mar. 237 192s" te boat - 
Kent Cooper, New York. 


DIxIE Moon; fox trot, from Wee Gee, 
words by J. Edw. Killelea, music by 
L), Bottomer tot ly sa. are. by) ce. 
Rollman. 6042 

@QaA peed; MOGs 2c. Apr. 215 
559560; Louis J. Bottomer, Baltimore. 


DIXIE SKIES OF BLUE; words and mel- 
ody by Z. Fitz-Gerald tof U. Su 


6043 

Oui ec, Apr i923): 1. S61 608s 

Zeph_  Fitz-Gerald, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 


Do THEY BROADCAST FROM HEAVEN ON 
THE RADIO; words and music by Z. 
Swanberg tof U. Su. 6044 

© Mar. “12219235 are. Mar 1o-or 
561046; Zoe Swanberg, Quincy, II. 


Do YOU EVER DREAM OF ME; words and 
music by Dave Goldye rpseud. of D. 


Goldstein, of U. S.1 and C. L. Cooke 
Onsen MENS 6045 
©) cesAipr At, 1973) 559442 - 


Dave Goldstein and Charles L. Cooke, 
Chicago. 


pt, TLL 6. wee 


Do you KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE 
LONESOME; words by P. Mannix, music 
By ES: = Huntington of U. Sa 

~— 6046. 
© 1c. Apr. 6, 19245 aes 
P. Mannix, New York. 


Doce AMORE (Sweet love); waltz, by 
Luigi Canoro tof U. S.; violin. 6047 


© 1 c. Apr, “14, 1923. sagas 


Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Dott pays; novelette, by George L. 
Cobb rof U. S.1; piano. 6048: 
© Mar. 20, 1923;-2 ¢. Ape eae 
559454; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Do.L, DIE INDERMAID; lied und shimmy, 
text und musik von Artur Rebner 
tof Austria; op. 503. 6049 


©. Jan. 30; 1923: 1 c.’ Hep wont 


556637; Drei-masken verlag, a. g.,. 
Berlin. 
Dotoroso; by Walter C. Simon tof 


U. S. op. 18, no. 16; piano or organ. 

6050 

© Apr. 20, 1923: 2°c) Apew2ie ys 

559489 ; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Don GALLIARDO’S son (E] fill de don 
Gallardo) ; Catalan folksong, English 
version by Mary Ellis Opdycke and 
K. Schindler, music by Josep San- 
cho-Marraco, ed. by Kurt Schindler 
tof U. Si; mixed chorus ‘of size pts. 
with bell chorus. 4to. (Songs of the 
Spanish provinces: Catalonia) 6051 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 2 ic pipee es 
559201; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Don GIL, DALLE CALZE VERDI; operetta 
in tre atti, di Mario Corsi e Maso 
Salvini, musica di Ezio Carabella tof 
Italy} 6052 

© Jan...10, .1923;. 1 cies 
557216: Societa Italiana del | teatro 
drammatico, Rome. 


Don JUAN; scene dramatique, poeme 
d’E. Adenis tof Francei,. musique de 
~Marguerite Canal tof France) 6053 


©) Dec. 31,1922) Pee ie 
1923; D 26422; Maxime Jamin, Paris. 


DonizeTt1 (GAETANO) Sextette; from 
Lucia di Lammermoor, by G. Doni- 
zetti, simplified and arr. by Catherine 
Seward tof U. Si; piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2152) 6054 

©- Apr. 10, 1923-:.2 c Apmis 
559249; Century music pub. co, New 
. York. (© arrangement) 


380 ; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


na. 5, 1923 


6076 


Don’t COME KNOCKING, AT MY _ DOOR, 
CAUSE ANOTHER PAPA ’S GOT THE KEY; 
words and melody by W. P. Augustin 
ror U.S. 6055 

© "1c. Mar. 14, 1923: E& 560880; 
Wm. Price Augustin, New Orleans. 


Don’? MAKE ME SAY; words by L. Von 
Rohl, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 

6056 
© 1c. Apr. 19,.1923; EF 559434; 

Lura Von Rohl, Richmond, Calif. 


Don’? PESTICATE ME; words and music 

by L. W. Reynolds tof U. Sua 6057 

forme Apr. 24,1923; E 559540: 
Lewis W. Reynolds, Oakland, Calif. 


Don’? SAY GOODBYE, DEAR; words and 
melody by Z. Fitz-Gerald tof U. Su 
6058 
mie. Apt. 11, 1923: FE 561606- 
Zeph Fitz-Gerald, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 


Don’t SING ME THE BLUES, DEAR; mel- 
ody by Elmer Barr, Mort Bosley and 
Frank Westphal tof U. Si 6059 

Oeic. Mar. 14, 1923. FE 558570: 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Don’? TAKE ME FOR A_ PLAYTHING 
DADDY; words by E. O. Sturtevant, 
music by F. H. Bell tof U. S. 6060 

ates Mar: 5, 1923: E 560639: 
Ernest O. Sturtevant, New Orleans. 


Don’t TELL Nosopy I ToLD you; words 

and melody by N. E. Reed fof U. Sa 

6061 

© 1c. Mar. 14, 1923; E 560881; 
Nathaniel Elwood Reed, New York. 


Don’t WE CARRY ON; words and music 
by Cliff Friend and Sidney Clare tof 
WW. $3 6062 

Oreo 20, 1923; 2 ¢Apr. 23 <2, 
559514: Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


Don’t worry; words by B. Crouse, mu- 

sic by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 

6063 

© ic) Apr 30; 1923: EK 561977: 
Bertha Crouse, Wagoner, Okl. 


Doopte Do; words and melody by M. 
Gilbert tof U. S., arr. by Quilli Clarke 
rok U.S. 


© 1c. Apr. 12, 1923: E 559296; 
Mercedes Gilbert, New York. 


Doris; reverie, by G. F. Brain tof U. Si; 
piano. Springfield, O., Ohio music co. 
6065 


6064 | 


@- Feb: 8; 1923-2 e) Feb. 23-78 
558259; Grace F. Brain, Springfield, O. 


—words and music by E. H. Under- 
hill iors U., Si, arr, by Chas: Lo john= 
son rof U. S. 6066 

Calc. Apre-9, 1923 i 5615365 
Edwin H. Underhill, Kansas City, Mo. 


DorotEA; polka, by Remo D’Alba tof 
U. S.; violin. 6067 


1c, Apr io) 1923. 559416; 
James B. Russo, Brooklyn. 


Douck ETREINTE; valse lente, par G. 
Pares tof France; _orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 6068 


© Dect 31, 119721 ‘ce. Ape; 6; 1923: 
‘E 557271; Gabriel Parés, Paris. 


Down At REVERE; words and music by 
A.J. Snow sof UL S.1, arr: by James 
Fulton tof U. Si 6069 

© Tic. Apr. 2357 2192Seia. Sol7zes 

Albert John Snow, Boston. 


Down BY THE RIVER; words and music 
by Creamer and Layton rof U. Su 
6070 
i Apr: 1771925." 2°%c. Apr. 183° 
561723; Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. 


DowN HEARTED BLUES; words by AI- 
berta Hunter, music by Lovie Austin 
fot, W262 in E> flat. 6071 

@) Febs 24° 1923-2 c:’ Mar. 3s 
5pe445.s . Ohicase. music /Co., — Port 
Washington, Wis. 


DowN IN THE SHADOWS, I THINK OF NO 
ONE BUT YOU; words by E. F. Reagan, 
music by S. Huntington tof 
UWais3 i" 6072 

(i? 6. Apr. 30: 1923: E 561886; 
EK. F. Reagan, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 


Down IN YOUR HEART; words by Joe 


Grey, melody by A.. H. Gibbs tof 
UE Sa ees, 

ey bic Apr. (112) 19235 i 561600: 
Arthur Harrington Gibbs, New York. 


Down SoutH; by Wm. Hy. Myddle- 
tomaed., py) W. C. Polla wot Ul Sa 
1. EK flat saxophone and piano.—2. B 
flat ten. saxophone and piano.—3. C 
melody saxophone and piano. 

6074-6076 

Apr 45-1923: Ic each Apr; 

E 559074-559076; Edward B. Marks 

music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment) 


381 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6077 


pt. III, n.s., v. 18 


Down THE DIP OF GYPSY TRAIL; fox 
trot, words by L. Lewis, music by 
Ray Hibbeler tof U. Sa 6077 


© i ve BReb. ete: 1975? Basses: 


Lula Lewis, Monona, Ia. 


Down THE LANE OF MEMORY; words by 
N. Berry, music by Elliott Markham 
tof U. S31; piano with words. 4to. 

6078 

©), Jan?’ 18). 1923. 2°c Mar Zi 

961095; Nora Berry, Huntington, 
We Va 


DOWN THE LANE TO HOME SWEET HOME; 
words and music by Alvin Crocker of 


re SA 6079 


© Mar. 12) 1923: 2c. Mar,.19;: E 
561047; Zoe Swanberg, Quincy, IIl. 


Down To THE SEA IN SHIPS; words by 
J. F. Stevens, music by F. P. Knarr 
fot UW. Sa, arr. by B.. PL Kaare and 
J. F. Stevens tof U. S. 6080 

Ovid ei ApEs 1S) 482357 S6163a0'- 
F. Paul Knarr and James F. Stevens, 
Columbus, Ind. 


Down (THE) TOWN RAG; novelty solo, 
by Frank Signorelli and Geo. Carrozza 
fon Si nen pirine: 6081 

©). Apis 7.1923 2. ce Agr ailtoct 
559329; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Down VIRGINIA WAY; words and music 
by W. J. Rietz tof U. S.1 Oak Park, 
Ill., Cotton’s music shop. 6082 

KC) Mar. 10).1923-)2..¢.. Mar. 24°05 
561143; Wm. J. Rietz, Oak Park, IIl. 


DRAMATIC AGITATO; by Walter C. Simon 

tof U. S$. op. 18, no. 2; piano or organ. 

6083 

Oo Apr 20.) 1928 4c. Apr 21) By 

559475; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


DRAMATIC TENSION; by Walter C. Simon 


tof U. S. op. 18, no. 6; piano or organ. 


6084 

OPA pe? 20) 1923; ee Apr. 21: 

559479; Estate of Hamilton S. Gordon, 
New York. 


DRAMATIQUE; by Walter C. Simon tof 

U. S. op. 18, no. 18; piano or organ. 

6085 

©. Apri-20} 91923. 2eemApri 2-2 

559491; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


DREAM. DADDY ; words by George Keefer, 
music by Louis Herscher tof U. S. 
6086 


© Apr. 21, 1923: 2 @ Ape aye 
559520; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


DREAMING; words by C. D. Quist, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 6087 


©: 1c Apr. 19) 1925." Soe420- 
Charles D. Quist, Ambrose, N. D. 


words by C. S. Thomas, melody by 
Arnold T. Lax tof U. Sa - 6088 

© ‘1c. Mar. 30,:'1923 EB SGieeo:- 
C. S. Thomas, Swissvale, Pa. 


DREAMING DREAMS OF YoU; words by 
J. F. Stevens, music by F. P. Knarr 
tof U..Sa, arr. by BP. PB. Kinard 
J. F. Stevens tof U. S.1 ~ 6089 


©.1 c. Apr. 13 1923- i ere 
F. Paul Knarr and James F. Stevens, 
Columbus, Ind. 


DREAMLAND ‘WAITS FOR you; lullaby, 
words and music by Theodore Stearns 
fef U. Sa 6090 

© Apr. 30, 1923* 2c. Miav eo 
562141; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


DreAMy Napo.t; by Jimmy Altiere jof 
U. Su, arr. by Fred Ky Biutes. tor 
U. S31; instrumental. 6091 

© 1-.c. Nov. 18;: 1921035 Sseq2oo. 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


DRIFTING AWAY FROM ‘THE SAVIOR; 
words and music by Aubrey O. Kelly 
fof Us Sa 6092 

© Mar. 16, 1923: 2c) Mannie 2e 
561036; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 


DrirtiInc (THE) CANOE; words and 
music by Arthur Lenville and I. Louis 
Arthur tof England; Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 6093 

© Mar: 23; 1923; lane) pA eee. 
557254; Wilford, ltd:, London. 


DRIFTING THOUGHTS; nocturne, by Har- 
old M. Smith tof U. Si; piano. 6094 
© Mar. 16, 1923: 2°e "Mar aoe 
561041; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 


Du; volupté perdue, valse boston, verse 
von Benno Vigny, musik von Willy 
Buchbinder tof Germany) 6095 


© Nov. 27,1922: 1c, Apr ly leza; 


E, 557432; Robert Riihle, Berlin. 


DucHAMP (JHAN) Deux Noels; 
style populaire, poésie de Henry Bour- 
gey, musique de Jean Duchamp tof 
‘aPTaneel. 10. wee: 6096, 6097 


082 


en 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no; 5, 1923 


6114 


@ Wee, 14) 1922-1 c. each Mar. 13, 
1923; E 556854, 556855; J. C. Vincent, 
Lyon, France. 


Dust? aus Boris GopuNow; von M. P. 
Mussorgski, bearbeitet von Leo Artok 
tof Germanyi; salon orch. with piano- 
conductor. (Domesticum, no. 85) 

6098 

@ Wee. 15,1921; 1c. Mar..17, 1923; 

E 556998; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, 

Germany. :(© arrangement and orches- 
tration) 


Duke (THE) oF BRoADWAY AND HIS 
SWEETIE Miss NEw York; words and 
‘melody by W. J. Graham tof U. ae 
Ist violin acc. 099 

(ey pee Nar. 22, 1923 > ee 
William James Graham, New York. 


DUKRUZELE; zodzie Kazio Binkio, mu- 
zika P. V. Sarpalius tof U. S1 6100 
@idice): May 81923; EF, 562098; 


Peter Vytautas Sarpalius, Chicago. 


Duna; two-part song, words by Mar- 
jorie Picktha]l, music by Josephine 
McGill, arr. by Boosey & co. tof 
Great Britaim ; treble voices. 4to. 
(Boosey & co’s series: Two-part mu- 
sic for schools and colleges, no. 1328) 
\ 6101 

emer. 24. -1923- 2c. Mar. 7: 
E 560660; Boosey & co., New York. 


(© arrangement) 


Duruis (Arpert) Sonate; de A. Du- 
puis ;of France); violon et piano. 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 17, 1923; 
EF, 556932; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


Dus FRAILACHI LEDALI; words by Mor- 
ris Brooks, melody by A. Schwartz 
cof U. Sa 6103 

fone ec Apr. 20... 1923-" B 561/762" 
Abe Schwartz and M. Brooks, 
York. 


Dusk AND DAWN; voluntary, by B. M. 
McWilliams rof U. $1; organ or 
piano. 

Gy Apt 25.1923 -" 2) c! Apr. 265 i 
559572; Benjamin Minis McWilliams, 
Trwin, Pa. 


Dusty TRoMBONE; march or one step, 


by Henry Fillmore tof U. Si; band. - 


Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 
Ato. 6105 

Oe ha) 190 1923-26, Apr 9: 
561545; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


New,] 


Dyinc (THE) DECADENT; words by 
Louis Untermeyer, music by Franz 
C. Boruseteir jot Ul S.a:, sop. 1, 2: 


and alto. 4to. (Fischer edition, no. 
5241) 6106 

©@i Mar 7.19232 c. Mary 19.00 
SOlO6l <I. bischer. <&- bro., —. New 
York. 


Dyine (A) SAINT; words and music 
by A. Wiley tof NG: S., arr. by Ru- 
dolph Grant rof U. Sy 6107 

Oi Apr 12: 2923 “Wes April ah ice 
Agr 24:58 559563 ; Adele Wiley, 
New York. 


EARTH FOLK; words by Walter De La 
Mare, music by R..G. H. Greene rof 
England); in E minor: 6108 

Ox Janre24 1023 ie ch Bebe 
556486: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London, 


EARTHENWARE; monologue, words by 
R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music by 
R, MHarris-Weston of England); 
piano with words. 6109 


© Feb! 14791923 tie: Apee il 


557374; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 
EASTERN MOON; from The rainbow, 


words: by €lifford Grey, music by 
George Gershwin tof U. Sj Lon- 
don, Chafpell & co., ltd. 6110 


yA pr’ 23: 1923. 2 ce Wey Sit as 


562065; Harms, inc., New York. 
EASTERN SERENADE; melody by A. 
Patane. rat WS. 6111 


©) lesa pr. 10751925; 559210: 
Anthony Patané, New York. 


EASY OPERA CLASSICS; twelve selections 
for beginners on the violin, arr. by 
Wallingford Riegger tof U. Sa; two 
violins and two violins with piano 
ACE: 6112 

© Mar. 21, 1923; 2c. Mar. 24; E 
561125; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


ECHOES FROM THE METROPOLITAN OPERA 
HOUSE; by Theo. M. Tobani, op. 252, 
rey. "and, arr. by J. S. Seredy jot 
Mess tullorch: 6113 

@: Mar. .15,/4923.:2 cl May A225 
562248; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement; 


E¢GypTIAN BLUES; by Benjamin F. and 
John C. Spikes jof U. S.; piano. 
6114 


© 1 c«. Apr. 16, 1923: E .561692: 
Spikes bros. pub. co., Los Angeles. 


383 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6115 


EcypTIAN IMPRESSIONS; a symphonic 
suite, by Bainbridge Crist, arr. by 
Chas. Ji; Roberts: hohe Us ea y call 
orch. Contents: 1. Caravan.—2. To 
a mummy.—3. Katebet—4. A desert 
song. 6115 

©’ Mar..29, 1923; 2c. May Wy i 
562234; Carl Fischer, New York. 1© 
arrangement} 


EcyptiANA; Egyptian fox trot, melody 
by L. Cavadias tof Greece, domiciled 
at New York) 6116 

© 1c. Apr. 19, 1923; E 559436; 
Lucian Cavadias, New York, 


EILEEN Apair; song fox-trot, by H. F. 
Best, arr. by. Roger North tof Great 
Britain}; band with words. Ato. 
(Boosey & co’s supplemental journal 
for military band) 6117 

©) am le 988 al eh Beb, NOs 
556381; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. (© arrangement 


fiiécir; from Trio in D minor, by A. 
Arensky, op. 32, arr. by Maurice 
Baron jof U. S.; orch. with piano 
conductor. (Galaxy, no. 228) 6118 

© Mar. 21, 19235 Ze, Mar 24; E 
561124; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


ELEMENTARY STRING TUTOR; step 6, arr. 
and ed. by James Brown of Eng- 
land} (Polychordia string library, 
primary grade, no. 6 6119 

© Apre; 1924. bec wApr 1185) 
557552; Stainer & Bell, ltd. London. 


Eves (FarFaApEer) ; by Ed. Poldini. tof 
Hungary) op.81,no.7; piano. (Eight 
poetic fancies, no. 7) 6120 

©) Mar> 13; 40235 ‘2.c. Apr 95 
559200; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


EmeieM (THE) o’ ScoTLAND: words 
by A. W. Loudon, music by John B. 
Shirley tof U. S.1 6121 

Nie Gs OZ ae ence pt. On ky 
561628; John B. Shirley, Troy, N. Y. 


EMBRACE ME DEAR; words by OB. 
Loescher, music by Frank B. Herrle 
pon WU ease 6122 

Ooi v Apr Ade ieZ ne, S159); 
Bernard Loescher, New Orleans. 


EN CUBILLANT DES FRAISES! rondeau 
fox blue, par Clapson tof Francei; 
piano. Paris, Editions Clapson. 

6123 


Cr Heb: 152.1923). nc lar. Who): 
FE 556825; Bodé, Paris. 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


EN YTATYENDANT,; intermezzo, par S. 
Goury, orchestré par Ad. Gauwin 
tof France);- orch., parties separées, 
avec piano conducteur. 4to 6124 


© Dec. 18, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1923; 
E 556454; Librarie Hachette, Paris. 


ENCHANTED (THE) CASTLE 0 DREAMS; 
six musical fancies, by Percy- Elliott 
tof England); piano. bk. 1.—1. Prince 
Charming.—2. Sleeping Beauty.—3. 
The phantom minuet. bk. 2.—4. Bal 
masque.—5. A moonlight song.—6. 
Pagentrie. 6125, 6126 


© Apr. 2, 1923; 1 ¢. each Apr. 3 
EF 557204, 557205; Keith, Prowse & 
co., Itd., London. 


ENCHANTER’S (THE) DREAM (Des 
zauberers traum); by A. M. Foerster 
rof U..S.1 op. 853 ‘oreh)) sey yeni 
Fritz Schuberth, jr.; New York, Carl 
Fischer. 6127 


© Feb. 20» 1923: 27c, Benwi2ae 
558263; Adolph M. Foerster, Pitts- 


burgh. 


ENGLISH PASTORAL IMPRESSIONS; by 
Ernest Farrar tof Englandi op. 26; 
orch, full sc. London, Stainer & Bell, 
Itd. (Carnegie collection of British 
music) Contents: 1. Spring morn- 
ing¢.—2. Bredon Hill—3. Over the 
hills and far away. 6128 

© Dec. 31, 1921: lc. Jana 1822 - 
E, 557426; Mrs. E. Farrar, Harrogate, 
England. 


Envy; trio, words by Louis Unter- 
meyer, music by Eatl C. Hammond 


tof U. S.1; women’s voices. (Octavo 
series, women’s voices, no. 853) 

| 6129 

© Mar. 12).1923;°2°c) Manito 

558577: Arthur Po Sehmudt cos, 

Boston. 

ERINNERUNG; worte von Hans Blum, 

musik von Oskar Rubritius of 

Austria 613 


© Nov. 16, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923’: 
E 556629; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


ERLEBACH (Rupert Orto) Two leg- 
ends; by R. O. Erlebach tof Eng- 
land: op. 8, no. 2; violin and piano. 
Edition Michaud. Contents: 1, Il 
penseroso.—2. L’allegro. 6131 


©) Mars) 220 1923 ol 4c pe eee 
557403; Jean Michaud, London. 


Ernst (HEINRICH WILHELM) Six 
études; in two-to four-part harmony, 
by H. W. Ernst, ed. by Leopold Auer 


384 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6151 


tof Russia, domiciled at New York; 
violin. (Schirmer’s library of miusi- 
cal classics, v. 1470) 6132 
tan 216) 1923512 c. Apr. (23;°'E 
561787; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
‘© editing) 


ERWACHEN DER BRAUT; worte von Ste- 
fan George, muisk von Heinz Tiessen 
tof Germany) op. 23, no. 5. 6133 

G@ Oct. 29, 1918; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
E 557513; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


Escatator (TH); vocal fox-trot, by 
Toni Farrell, arr. by Sydney Baynes 
rof Great Britain); orch. with piano- 
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s orches- 
tral journal, no. 1030) 6134 

fas 14, 1923: 1c. Apr..5; E 
557236: Boosey & co., London. © 


arrangement] 


EspaANniItaA WALTz; by George Rosey, ed. 
by W. C Polla tof U. 5.1; with piano 
acc. 1. E flat alto saxophone.—2. B 
flat ten. saxophone.—3, C melody sax- 
ophone. 6135-6137 

© May 1, 1923; 2 c. each May 10; 
E 562211-562213; Edward B. Marks 
music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment} 


ErerNAL (THE) FLAME; words by J. 
Keirn Brennan, music by Ernest R. 
Ball, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 
U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. (Witmark 
edition, excellent quartette arrange- 
ments, no. 1597) 

@ Aor. 9, 1923; 2°c. Apr. 17; E 
559373: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. ‘© new arrangement) 


ETuDE BRILLANTE; by G. S. Gamble tof 
0. Sa/spiano, : 6139 
(Guase Apr. 2, 1923; E, 56133+; 
Grace Slaughter Gamble, San Fran- 
Cisco. 


ETUDE-IMPROMPTU; par Pierre Augié- 
ras 1of Francei; piano. (Six piéces 
caractéristiques, no. 6) (Cover- 
title: Impromptu) 6140 

Mar. 15, 1923: 1 c; Mar. 31; E 
557163; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


EvENING; vesper song, words by Weir 
Mitchell, music by Dagmar de Cor- 
val Rybner tof U. S.1; med. voice. 

6141 


Cee An, pee l023= 2c Apr. (65. Bs 
559127; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


EventaiL (L’); dans la revue En douce, 
paroles deJacques-Charles & Monta- 
gard, musique de Fred Mélé tof 
France} 6142 


oy Mag 26.1923 5" 1° cs Apr 6278 
§57/295; Brancis Salabert, Paris: 


EVERY EVENING, I’M LONGING, DEAR, TO 
BE WITH you; words and music by 
E. G. Epperson tof U. Si Salt Lake 
City, Daynes, Beebe music co. 6143 

©), Mir: 10511923") 2c. Mar. 24-5 
561147; Emery G. Epperson, Salt 
Lake City. : 


EVERY ONE WAS MADE TO LOVE; words 
and music by E. Faulknor tof U. Sa 
61 


© Wc Apr.) 30, 1923; .B 561993; 
Eric Faulknor, Indianapolis. 


EVERYBODY CALLS ME ANGEL CHILD; 
words and music by H. de Buhl jof 
-Canadai 6145 

(Maro 10! 1924) 26. Mar. 24) 
561139; Hilliar de Buhl, Thamesford, 
Canada. 


FYRY LITTLE WHILE; words by Sidney 
Seidenman, music by Milton Davis 
for WS.) 6146 

© Feb: : 22,1923 522 (e Feb: 2a2 
558273; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Ev’RYBODY CAN WORK FoR JESUS; words 
and music by B. B. Edmiaston of 
SPR 6147 

©) Jane 17, 1923" 2 c. JApmelOnak 
559610; B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


EXCERPTS FROM SAKUNTALA; by Gold- 
mark, arr. by George Rosey rpseud. 
of G. M. Rosenberg, of U. S.; orch. 
Rosey’s ed. New York, George Rosey 
pub. co. 4to. 6148 

©. Webi 277 1923 2c. Apr i10 se 
559178; G. M. Rosenberg, New York. 


FaBioLA; music score composed and 

atc. by) A. Henpeman, sot’ U, ou: 

orem, 49° pts: Chicago, Til; Fabiola 

photoplay- corp, 6149 

© Jan. 17, 1923; 2 c. each Feb. 28; 

EF 560449; Alexander Henneman, 
Washington. 


Far ANA; chanson officielle du carnaval 
de Nice, 1923, de H. Tarelli tof 
France); piano. 6150 

© fan. 31.7 1923531 .c. Hebe 10-5 
556402; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 


FAIR MAIDENS, WARNING; words by J. 
R. Passmore, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 


6151 
©-1) c) Apr, 19) 1923. 459421: 


4 


J. R. Passmore, Dawson, Ga. 


O80 


. 


6152 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. IIT; fh. S.07v7 oe 


Farr to Gop’s EYE LET ouR WASHING- 
TON BE; words and music by W. G. 
Tucker tof U. Sa, arr. by Carl A. 
Weber rof U. Su Mae Sh is 

Oil ct. May nb 19236,  s02086,, 
Walter G. Tucker, Wenatchee, Wash. 


Faiest (THE) stats 1 KNow; words 
by C. A. Perry, melody by Herman 
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
LOPS ei 6153 

© 1 ¢ Apr. 2, 1923; BE) 361355; 
C. A. Perry, Healdsburg, Calif. 


Farries (THE); two-part song, words 
by William Allingham, music by 
Percy E. Fletcher of England); 
treble voices. (Novello’s octavo edi- 
tion of two-part songs for female 
voices, no. 208) 6154 

@ Ape. Ae 19235 Lc, Apr. 16; E, 
557405; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


FAIRIES OF THE FOREST; caprice by hs 
Owen Long of U. $.1; piano. 5 
© Mar. 16, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561042: A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 


Farry TALES; from About me, words 
by Marjorie Collett, music by Con- 
stance Holt-Finney tof Great Britain) 

6156 

© Feb. 28, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 6; E 

556888; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


Fa. IN LINK; march, by C. C. Haugh 
rof U. Sa; band. 4to. 6157 
© Feb. 24, 1923; 2 c. Mar. Si) i, 
558447: Crescent music pub. co., De- 
tour, Md. 


FANTAISIE POUR FLUTE ET ORCHESTRE, 
par Georges Hte tof France; parties 
separées. 6158 

© Mar. 15,1923," 1c. Mar. 31; E 
557160; Costallat et cie., Paris. 


Fanrasta In D; by Ernest Walker tof 
England) ; string quartet, sc. (Fischer 
edition, no. 5204) ig 

© May 9, 1923; 2 c. May 8; 
562117; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Fantasy trio; by Gustave Robert tof 
England}; piano, violin and cello. 
Fd. Michaud. London, J. Curwen & 
sons, ltd. 6160 

©) Feb) 20;/1923;) 1.) Mar. 675%, 
557218; Jean Michaud, London. 


FAREWELL; o frage nicht, words and 
music by Herman Koehler tof U. 5.1 
{English and German text 6161 


© May 9, 1923; 2 c. May 11; E 
562206 ; Orbis pub. co., New York. 


Farm (THE) FOR ME; words and music 
by Tom Townley and Larry Doyle tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Ted Eastwood tof U. =) 

6162 


© 1c. Apr. 28, 1923; ey 562079 - 
Northern and Southern music co., 
New York. 


FASCINATING; tango milonga, by Camille 

de Rhynal tof France); piano. 6163 

© Mar. 9. 1923° (se. Ae eee, 
557255; Wilford, Itd., London. 


Fascismo (Il); waltzer, melody by EF. 
Rossi tof U. Sa 6164 


© 1.c. Apr. 9, 19235) 2) Saiezo- 
Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn. 


Fascisit (1); marcia-polka, melody by 
E..-Rossi tof U.\Sa 6165 
© 1c. Apr, 9, 1923: © 561527" Ene 


rico Rossi, Brooklyn. 


FATE CHOSE THE TIME; words from The 
long way, by Gilbert Moyle, music by 
Louis Victor Saar for UstSa seperno, 
no. 1; med. or high voice. (Two love- 
sonnets, no. 1) 6166 

©..Apr. 2,,19235 -2 ce) sapien Es, 
559125; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Fate, IT WAS FATE WHEN I FIRST MET 
you; by Byron Gay, arr. by Geo. J 
Trinkaus tof U. S.1; male voices. 4to. 
(Witmark edition, excellent quartette 


arrangements, no. 1628) 6167° 


© Apr. 9, 1923: 2ie, Apress 
559374; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new,arrangement) 


oriental novelty fox trot, from 
Greenwich Village follies, by Byron 
Gay tof U. $.1; piano. 6168 

© Mar: 29; 192352 cies eG 
561433; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


Faruer’s (THE) Love; words by B. B. 
Edmiaston, music by FE. $. Dean tof 
US Sa 6169 

© Jan. 17, 1923; 2 (cig 
559611: Emmett S. Dean, Waco, Tex. 


FAVORITE GOSPEL SONGS; compiled by 
F. G: Kingsbury tof U> Sa) iam 
6170 
© Feb. 12, 1923 2 cy Hete0 aaa. 
Feb. 17; A 699844; Hope pub. co., 
Chicago. 


eo > Dr. ey ee | a 
cs uf, 7 


q 


i aes i ae 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6189 


Fee (LA) DES PRAIRIES; ouverture 
_champétre, par Ciro Urbini ,of Italy) 
op. 80; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
( Ciné-collection) 6171 

foyer, 25, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 6; FE, 

557272; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


FERN DORT AM DUSTERN NIL; shimmy 
fox, aus der operette Die blonde ratte, 
worte von Pordes-Milo, musik von 
Anton Profes rof Germany) erleichtert 
von Fritz Red! tof Germany) 6172 


) Noy. 27, 1922- 1 c: Apr. 17, 1923; 
E 557429; Robert Rihle, Berlin. 


FERNANDE; marche—one step, sur les 
motifs de la chanson populaire, paroles 
di Nazelles, musique de Mauprey tof 
France]; piano avec paroles. 6173 


(Crowe 125, 1923° 1 c. Apr. 63 E 
557290; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


FeEstrvAL AT BacpaAp; fourth movement 
from Scheherazade, by Rimsky-Korsa- 


kaw,ait. by Chas. J.-Roberts tof 
U. S13: full orch. 6174 

ieee 5, 1923- 2 c. May 12; EF 
562241; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(© arrangement} 


FEUILLE D’ALBUM ; berceuse, par N. Ger- 
vasio tof Italy1; quintette a cordes avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 6175 

evar 15,1925: 1c. Mar. 31: E 
557148; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France. 


Ficaro; ouverture dans le style ancien, 
de Lao Silesu tof France); orch. avec 
piano conducteur. Brae 


(ey ice: 31, 1922 lc. Mar.17, 1923 


E 556947 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
Fijt BLUES; words and music by P. 
Lyon fof U. $i University, Ala., 
Theta publishers. 6177 
(roe, 7, 1923: 2 &- Apr. 9:°E 
561501; Phil Lyon, Cincinnati. 


FILLMORE'S EASTER RECITATIONS, EXER-‘ 


CISES AND DIALOGUES, No. 19; with 
songs, by E. A. Scneoll-and others rof 
(i | 8vo. 6178 
© Feb. 3, 1923 
A 699317 ; 
nati. 


Fior pr Sicizta; polka, by Joseph Gioé 

hon ale S.1.: instrumental. 6179 

©) tye; Apr 2) 1923: E, 561338" Ro- 
sario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Fror pr SIVIGLIA; paso dublo, versi di R. 
Savelli,. musica di P. E. Gnecco of 
Italyi; mand. acc. (Rome, Italy: Casa 
editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 

6180 


ye, andiaik Feb." 5% 


Tilnore bros. co., Cine: ee 


1702—23——_3 


ey iam) Ae 1928 er Heb: 26s ws: 
556506; Italian book co., New York. 


Fireflies; by Theodore Holland of 
England) op. 18; violin and piano. 
(Four fancies, no. 2) 6181 

OQiwAprrn 5, 1923- hoe Apr. 162 
557473) Bae B: Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


FIRESIDE FOLK-SONG; duet, by Theodora 
Dutton tof Us $.1>) piano, (in End 
of the lesson duets, no. 3) 6182 

©) Apr. 14,-1923; 2 c: Apr. 16; E 
561653; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


FivE HOMES; words by W. A. Corl, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 6183 


©. 1-e. Apr, 19), 1923 B. 559431: 
Wm. A. Corl, China Grove, N. C 


FLIRTEANDO (FLIRTING); fox trot, by 
E. Vigil y Robles tof Mexico}; piano. 
6 


184 
GC) We, “Apr 147 1923 = by 561499; 
Eduardo Vigil y Robles, Mexico 


City, Mexico. 


words and music by J. G. 
by L. Powell 

6185 
19, 1923; E, 559437; 
Smith, Pleasantville, 


FLIRTING; 
Smith of Us Sas are. 
Fyvans jot UL Sa 


OP ive Apr: 
Joyce Green 
N 


F LITTERING MOTHS; danse caprice, by 
Norman Leigh tof U. S.; piano. 
61 


(Ap AVS 1923 32) c. Apt: 2 
559456; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


FLORENCE, YOU HAVE BROKEN MY HEART; 
words by’ A.~.G. Shaw, _music . by 
Irving Edwards tof King$ton, Ja- 
maica, domiciled at New York: New 

York, Lenox co.’ 6187 


© Nov. 24, 1922: 2c. Apr. 12, 1923: 
FE, 559300; A: G. Shaw, New York. 


FLORENTINE NIGHTS: words and ~music 
by Joe Lyons, Philip Golby and 


Frank Magine rof U. Su 6188 


GrApri7, 1923°. 2c. Apres FE 
561724;- Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


FLoRmDORO E FIoRDARGENTO; versi di C. 
Bruno, musica di Enrico Palatta rof 


Italyi; mand. acc. Rome, Italy; 
Casa editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 
6189 


G. Jan. 4; 1923 1: ¢, Feb: 26. E 
556503; Italian book co., New York. 


O87 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6190 


pt. ITlg mh S..46 be 


Frotow (Frigpricu von) Stradella; 
selection, by Flotow, arr. by J. Ord 
Hume rof Great Britain); band. (Jn 
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 633) 

6190 

© Mar.1671923- ve Apr. oe 

557234; Boosey & co., London. (© 
arrangement} 


FLOW DOWN, COLD RIVULET; poem by 
Tennyson, music by Manlio Di Veroli 
cof Great Britain); in E minor. 6191 

©: Mar. 21) 1923 tre: Spr to OE 
557408; Enoch & sons, London. 


Flow on; cwords anon.j, music by C. H. 
Gabriel tof U. S. 6192 
LNG Ane 2 Toate 2. Mak Aber 
558760; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


FLOWERS AND FERNS; tone poem, by 
R. A. Reiser jot U. Sa, ‘arr. by: Cal- 
vin Grooms ,of U. Sa; piano, four 
hands. (Century certified edition, 
no. 2179) 6193 

©» Apr; 10; 1923:..2 1c.’ Apt, 105 EF 
559217; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


FonpD RECOLLECTIONS; by David Popper. 
op. 64, no. 1, arrangement by Carl 
Hermann, ed. by Gustav Saenger tof 
U. S.i; violin. (Sheet music edition, 
B 1843) 6194 

©. Mar:'7, 19235 2c. May 225 
562237; Carl Fischer, New York. 1© 
edited arrangement) 


For you ALONE; song without words, 
by Theo. F. Morse tof U. $.1, orch. 
by WEC., olla net UL Sa5.orck. 
(Red seal concert series) 6195 

©, Apr, Wdo2se 2c, Apr. Or 
561504; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


ForEVER MINE; words by Ross R. Hill, 

music by Frank E. Roberts tof U. S.1 

6196 

@ May 41923552 ce. May 55 EB 

562044; Philip Ponce publications, 
New York. 


Forcer ME not (Vergissmeinnicht) ; 
intermezzo, by Allan Macbeth, op. 22, 
ed. and fingered -by Eugene. Platzman 
rof U. Sa; piano. (Century certified 
edition, no. 2202) 6197 

©uAdpr Oy 192s 2c. Ape Oe 
559260; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing: 


Fortorn (THE) cir; words by Mrs. 
H. Steward, music by Al Meehan tof 
U. Sa; piano with words. Ato. 6198 


388 


© Jan. 18,1923; 2c Mar 2iaee 
561092; Mrs, Henry Steward, New 
Smyrna, Fla. 9 


FcRSAKE ME Not My Gop; sacred song, 
words by M. V. Black, music by 
Chas. T. Edwards tof’ UO. ‘Sa 6199 

© Apr. 27, 1923 2c. lay see 
562133; Brown & Edwards music co., 
Wilmington, Del. 


ForwArD! BE OUR WATCHWoRD; words 
by H. Alford, music by T. Tertius 
Noble tof U.. Sa\:4teim (Spale- 
mentary hymns, no. 22) 6200 


© Apr. 18, 1923-2 ce) Ape ge 
559413; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Fox BLEU; la danza di Ninon, versi di 
Tullio Gentili, musica di Mario Gau- 
diosi .rof Italy; mand. acc. Napoli, 
Casa editrice italiana Cav. Emilio 
Gennarelli & c. 6201 


© Dec. 1, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 26, 1923: 
FE, 556498 ; Italian book co., New York. 


Fox BLUE; versi di C. Bruno, musica 
di Goffredo Pitotti tof Italy; mand. 
acc.] tRome, Italy} Casa editrice musi- 
cale Varieta-Salotto. 6202 


© Jan. 4, 1923: 1 cena Bs, 
556511; Italian book co., New York. 


Fox (LE) DES CANNES; fox trot de la 
revue Ba-ta-clan, musique par Roger 
Guttinguer tof Francei; piano. 6203 


©. Mar. 15, 1923 70) cep, 
557174; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


Fox ‘trot; von Wilm-Wilm tof Ger- 

manyl; klavier. 6204 

© July 1, 1918: 1 « Sept 1550922; 

F, 557498; Fritz Schuberth, jr., Leip- 
zig. 


FRAGMENT (A); encore song, words 
and music by Harry Brunswick Loeb 
tof U. S.1; mezzo or baritone, in G 
flat. 6205 


©). Mar)..5, 1923: (24es Miata Es 
558564; Jack Mills, inc.. New York. 


Franck (CESAR) ‘Trois compositions 
inédites; musique de C. Franck {of 
France) 4to. (Revue musicale, 2° 
année, no. 2, supplément du 1° dé- 
cembre, 1922) Contents: 1, 2. Deux 
mélodies, S’il est un chamant gazon; 
poésie de Victor Hugo—3. O salu- 
taris: Watin swords, 6206 


© Dee: 1,:1922: 1 ca dteb. 2408025: 
E 556451; Revue musicale, Paris. 


no. 5, 1923 


FRATERNAL (THE) EMBLEM; march, by 
W. L. Skaggs tof U. S.1; full band. 
obl. 24mo. 6207 

"@) Mar. - 14, 1923+ 2 ¢. Mar. 20; E 
558767; J. E. Agnew, Des Moines. 


FreEAK (THE); words by R. S. Frens- 
dorf, music by Florence McElvain 
tof U. Si; piano with words. 4to. 

6208 

ie jean, ie, 1923- 2° c. Mar: 2155, 

561093; R. S. Frensdorf, Deepwater, 
Mo. 


Frouic (THE); fox trot, by Hallie 
Bertha Paul rpseud. of B. Fifer, of 
US Sa piano. 6209 

oc Apr 16, 1923; E 561700; 

Bertha Fifer, Toledo, O 


Frotic AND PLAY; by Arnoldo Sar- 
torio tof Germany) op. 1273, no. 2; 


piano, four hands. Boston  tetc.) 
Evans music co. (Pleasant hours, 
no. 2) 6210 


@ fuly 6, 1921: 2c. July 8; 
513252; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


FROM FLAPPER TO EGYPTIAN QUEEN, 
SHE’S. MY GIRL JUST THE SAME; words 
and music by A. A. Stoltz cof 
Le SA 6211 

© ft « Apr. 11,1923; EH 561594; 
Arnold August Stoltz, Dubuque, Ia. 


FRUHLINGSTIMMEN - PARAPHRASE; _ by 
Strauss and Schutt, ed. by McNair 
Ilgenfritz. tof U. S., played by Mary 
Angell. (Recordo, no. 67580) (Music 


rolh 6212 
©) Apr 25) 1923. 2c. May 7j.E 
559990: Recordo player roll oo, 


Chicago. (© editing) 


FuLL FATHOM FIVE; part-song, words by 
Shakespeare, music by Ernest Walker 
tof England) op. 34, no. 1; six sops. 
Ato. (Part-songs, no. 123) 6213 


© Feb. 23, 1923;-1 c: Mar..9; EF 
556801; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


FuntrRaAILLes (Les); par Henry dOl- 
lone tof France); transcription pour 
piano, 4 mains. (Héroique, no. 2) 

6214 

@© Wee, 31, 1922; 4 c. Mar. 17, 1923; 

E 556926; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. (© transcription 


Furtoso AGItato; by Walter C. Simon | 


tof U. Sa op. 18, no. 19; piano or 
organ. 6215 

© Apr, 20,1923 20c. Apr. 21; EH 
559492: Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


6224 


GALop AGITATO; by Walter C. Simon 
fom Use Sacop:” 18) ne: 205: piano: or 
organ. 6216 

© Apt. 20) 1923 2c. Apr, 20 Ae 
559493: Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Gavorre; by Mischa Levitzki tof U. Sa. 
op. 3; piano. 6217 
© Apr: 2, 1923 (2 ec. Apr, 6.8 
561541; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Geset (Love’s prayer); worte von 
Emanuel von Bodman, English ver- 
sion by Hilda von Siller tof Germany), 
musik von Carita von Horst. 6218 

©) Nov. bs (919 set ce: Apes Z, 1923); 
EB, 55/143;\ Ed. Bote.and G. Beck, 
Berlin. «© translation 


GEE, YOU'RE A WONDERFUL GIRL; words 
by F. Anderson, melody by R. E. 
Spencer of U.S, atr. by PF. An 
derson tof U. S. 6219 


(yr le.e. Ape. (90-1923-- B S68522 > 
Robert Elliott Spencer and Frank 
Anderson, San Francisco. 


GEISHA (Dirk) O-sEN; nach japani- 
schen motiven von Klabund, von 
Joseph Gustav Mraczek tof Germany); 
singstimme mit piano. (Chinesisch- 
japanische lieder, no. 1) 6220 

©) Maw. 7, 1922> 1.¢ Sept. 15° 5 
557492 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. 


Gems oF THE EMERALD IsLE; old Irish 
songs, compiled by various authors rof 
Great Britain) 8vo. (Royal edition, 
no. 130) . 6221 

©) Heb: 7, 1923: 1 e Mary 227 E 
557009; W. H. Paling &. co.,ltd. 
Sydney, Australia. 


GERLIER (F.) Cinquante exercices de 
perfectionnement; cours complemen- 
taire pour chacune des sept positions, 
par F. Gerlier’ tof Francei; violon. 
(Enseignement, du violon) 6222 

Dec: 31, 1922-1 c. Pebwi0h 1923. 
FE 556416; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


Guost (THE) oF THE JAZBO INN; fox 
trot, words by Victor La Salle, music 
by Loretta Deck; piano with words. 

6223 
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1923; E °559419; 
Loretta Deckelmeyer, Cincinnati. 


Guost (THE) OF THE PIANO; novelty 
selo, by Arthur. Schutt. 10l, Us .8.1; 
piano. 6224 

©) Mhan.( 5), 1923-2. cy Mary i i 
598558; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


389 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6225 


pt. I1I,n. s., v. 18 


Guosts! in the haunted room, vocal fox 
trot, words by C. J. Edwards, music 
by Christine Maitland tof Great Brit- 
ain) 6225 

© “Jan: 22 1928; We Jane 295 
556892: West’s ltd. & Wilford Itd., 
London. 


GIBSON REEL; by J. Gibson tof Canada ; 
piano. 6226 
© ‘Ape: 14, 19235 Ape 16.3. 
557413; John Gibson, Cataract, Can- 
ada. 


GIcoLETTE; versi di R. Savelli, musica di 
Mario Marrone of Italy1; mand. acc. 
‘Rome, Italy; Casa editrice musicale 
Varieta-Salotto. 6227 

© jan. 4 1923-71. c Feb. 20; E 
556502; Italian book co., New York. 


Grimms; words and music by George 
Fairman, Eddie Bonns and Lou Ma- 
rangella tof U. Sa Cover-title: 
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme) 6228 

@ijhoe, Feiss: 2c. Apri; Ee 
559328; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


GIN COCKTAIL; one step, par Emile Fon- 
tenelle tof France); orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 6229 

© Feb. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 13; E 
556848; C. Joubert, Paris. 


Cipsy’s. SERENADE (Zigeuner - stand- 
chen) ; by W. Nehl, arr. by Theo. M. 
Tobani, rev. by J. S. Seredy tof U. $.1; 
full orch. 6230 

© Feb. 6, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E& 
562246: Carl Fischer, New York. 
(© revised arrangement 


Gir, (THs) I LOVE IN MY HOME TOWN; 
words by C. E. Brubaker, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. $1 = 6231 

1c Mar. 4si, 1923; EP S5900n; 
Cyril E. Brubaker, % Postmaster, 
New York. 


Girt (THE) I LovED; words by Harvey 
Thew, music by Louis F. Gottschalk 
rof U .S.1; medium voice. 6232 

©. “Apts 7, CZs. ae: apr) 15; E, 
561659: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Girt oF My pREAMS; from Cinderella, 
words by Clifford Harris, music by 
E. W. Eyre tof England) Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 6233 

©): Feb. 1451923; 4 es Ape 115 eB 
557366; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


GIVE HONORS TO THOSE TO WHOM HONORS | 
ARE DUE; words by F. M.. Ferguson, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si ~ 6234 


© 1. c: ‘Apr? 12,9°1923-7 aan 
ae M. Ferguson, Rutherfordton, 
NA. 


GIVE ME THE RIGHT TO CALL YOU MINE; 
by Harold S. Kay jer U:-Sa- weed 
orch., in E flat. 4to. 6235 

©) Apr. 14, 1923: 2 c,-Apeestoee, 
561688; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. © arrangement) 


GIVE oUt THE LIGHT; words by James > 


Rowe, music by O. H. Cundiff tof 

Ue28a 6236 
© Jan. 17,1923; 2 €) Apres 

phiea cs O. H. ‘Cundiff, Pilot Pome, 
ex, 


GIVE THE BOYS THE BONUS; words by 
E.. Phillips, music by E. 5. 8S. fant 
ington fof U. Sa 6237 

© ic. Apr.~30,01923; (Be soneez; 
Elli Phillips, Kankakee, Ill. 


GLAD TIDINGS; by Arnoldo Sartorio tof 
Germany) op. 1273, no. 1; piano, four 
hands. Boston tetc.) Evans music co. 
(Pleasant hours, no. 1) “s 6238 

© July 6, 1921: 2 < faye = 
513251; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


GLAD TIDINGS IN SONG; orchestration by 
Dudley Huntington McCosh of 
U. S.15 fiute.. '4t0: 6239 

© Jan. 17, 1923-\2c¢aesoewan. 
Feb, 14; A 699609; Glad tidings pub. 
co., Chicago. 


GLANCING, FLITTING, GLINTING OF GOLD; 
words by E. N. C. Barnes, music by 
George T. Goldthwaite tof U. Si 
(In King Sol in flowerland, pt. 1, no. 
22) 6240 


© -Nov. 20, 1922: 2 ¢ Dec a0eer 
558648; Edwin N. C. Barnes, Wash- 


ington, 


GLISSANDO-MAZURKA; by Carl Bohm, 
op. 259, no. 2, ed. and fingered by Eu- 
gene Platzman jof U.~ S14; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2200) 

6241 

© Apt: 10, 1923: 2 °c) Age ee 

559215; Century music pub. co., New 
York, (© arrangement; 


Grorrous U. S. A.: words by G. 5S. 
Smith, music by William F. Brough- 
ton tof Canadaj 6242 

©* Mar. 10; 1923; 2c. Marr 
561146; Gipsy Simon Smith, London, 
. Canada. 


an 


OI’ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


Giory (THE) sone; words by W. R. 
. ee music by Warner R. Cole and 
_D. Clarke tof U. Su 6243 
ae Mar. (9.1923: 2.c, Apr. 4;, 5 
561415; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


Grow (THE) worm; by Paul Lincke, 
eae w. C. Polla tof: U. Sa 1. C 


melody saxophone and piano.—2. E 

flat alto saxophone and piano—3. B 

flat ten. saxophone and piano. 
6244-6246 


© Apr. 4, 1923; 
E 559083-559085 : 


Lic. cach Apr..5; 
Edward B. Marks 


music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment] 
Gitck; worte von Otto Julius Bier- 


baum, musik von Heinz Tiessen tof 
Germany) op. 23, no. 6. 6247 

© Oct. 29, 1918; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
FE 557514; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


Gop In us; words by Frederick W. 
Steele, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, 
jr. tof U. Sa 6248 

(ee pien2, 1923: 2c, ‘Mar. 21: -E 

558757; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Gop KNows AND He cares; words and 
music by B. E. Warren tof U. Sa 
6249 
© Apr. 25, $9232) c: -Apre27 4 
ae B. E. Warren, Ft. Meade, 
a. 


Gorn’ HOME; words and melody by 


Porter Grainger and Bob Ricketts tof: 


ietoa act. by P: Graincer. 6250 
@Ouice Apr, 20,1923): 561756:; 
Zipf music pub. co., New York. 


GoLpEN (THE) city; words be Tels 
Bush, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 

6251 


im Ow ceapr. 19 1923: 559432; 
Je J. Bash, Carpom Springs, Fla: 


Gotro (In) rNcanrTato : valzen, by 
Fiolillo-Montalbo tof U. S.; violin. 
6252 

©. ce, Apr 9. 19233) .E 561525 ; 


Orazio Montalbo, Brooklyn. 


GonnoLier’s sonc (Chant du gondo- 


her): “by? Eds Poldini ’ tof Hungary) 
op. 81, no. Z; piano. (Eight poetic 
fancies, no. 2) 6253 


Gy Mar Si1923 2c) Apr. (94-8 
559199; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


GONE, BUT STILL IN MY HEART; words 
by Benton Ley, music by Lee David, 


arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. Si: | 


ogl 


6261 


male voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, 
excellent quartette arrangements, no. 
1631) 

©) Apr. 9) 1923-2 ce, Ape. 172 
559375; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangementi 


GoNE, EVERYTHING'S GONE SINCE YOU 
WENT Away; words by Minnie 
Anaya, music by M. Jerman tof U.S. 

6255 


© Mar. 10) 1925 2-c. Mari 24-8 
561144; Matt Jerman, Pueblo, Calif. 


Goop As coLD; waltz, by Kendis and 
Brockman, Hoffman and Sherman 
for, Ue S.1. pianos 6256 

© ‘Apr. 30, 1923; 2 c. May 8: E 
562140; M. Witmark & sons, New 
t York: 


Goop ByE (Addio); by F. Paolo Tosti, 
arr. by Eugene Platzman jof U. S.; 
piano, (Century certified edition, no. 
2191) 6257 

©v Apr 0: 19230 2 eA el 0 is 
559233; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


GooDBYE, SWEET MAMMA, GOODBYE; 
words by F. W. Steele, music by F. 
W. Steele and Dudley Mecum of 
U. Sa, arr. by Dorothy B. Steele tof 
OER iSE 6258 

(Sigg Cease. 27.) 1023) EA Sok5se. 
Francis W. Steele, Elmhurst, Ill. 


Goop FRIDAY MUSIC IN A CATALONIAN 
CHURCH; divendres sant, English 
version by Mary Ellis Opdycke and 
Kurt Schindler, music by Antoni 
Nicolau, ed. by Kurt Schindler ,of 
Ws Sue “tour “choruses in fourteen 
pts., a cappella. 4to. (Songs of the 
Spanish provinces: Catalonia) 6259 

© Mar” 29." 1923 2°c Apr, OF 
559198; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


‘Goop niIcHT; words adopted, and music 


composed by J. N. Whybark rof U. 
5.1 4to. 6260 


@) Mar: 3iy.1923; 2 :¢. Apr a. 
561383; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. 


Goop-NIGHT, MY DEAR; words by Clif- 
ford Grey, music by George Gersh- 
win tof U. Si London, Chappell & 
Cale ltd: 6261 

©iMars28. 1923: 2oc, Ape. 138s. 
561667; Harms, inc. New York. 


Gounop (CHARLES FRANCcors) Choral 
fani‘asia on the opera Faust; music 
by C. Gounod, arr. by F. A. Challinor 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6262 


pt. 111; H..5., v.46 


Gounod (CHARLES FRANCors)—Contd. 


tof Great Britain}; mixed voices. 4to. 
(York series, no. 823) > SG2Z62 


© Mar. 5, 1923— Acs War baie 
556806; Banks & son, York, England. 
(© arrangement) 


— Faust waltzes; from Faust, by C. 
F. Gounod, simplified and arr. by M. 
Greenwald tof U. $1; piano. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2154) 

6263 


©- Apr. 10, 192352 Apr 168 ES 
559251; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


— Praise ye the Father; anthem, by 
C. Gounod, arr. ‘by Carl Deis tof 
U. Sa; sop. and with alto, male voices 
ad lib, piano or organ acc. eS. 
8vo. choruses, no. 7029) 6264 

©) Apr.5,..1923- 2.c, Apr. 102. EF 
559179; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


— Soldiers chorus; from Faust, by 
C. Gounod, arr. by F. Carl Jahn tof 
U. $1; violin and piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2170) 6265 

) Ape... 10) 19255°2 =. Aiper id: 
559238; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 


GRAND CHORUS IN F; by Ernest H. 
Sheppard tof U. S.1; pipe organ. 
266 
© “Mar. 10, 1923-° 2c. Mas? 132 5 
558512; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


GRAND DADDY; words and music by 
Louis Breau and Chas. Tobias tof 
OR Si 6267 

OpA pe.) 6, 1925-2... «.. Apr 9:5 EB 
561506; Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 


GRANNY’S SONG AT TWILIGHT; silver 
threads amongst the gold, words and 
music by Wynn Stanley and Andrew 
Allen tof Great Britainj; in B flat. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations} 


©): Mar. 29 31925 tc. Mai 30. 
557116; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Gras (Ls) ET LES MAIGRES; paroles 
de Lucien Boyer, musique de Lao 
Silésti. tof France) 6269 

©) Mar. 23:4 1923 > We. Ape. Ge, 
557292: Francis Salabert, Paris. 


GRATEFUL; ballad, words by Antone R. 
Ingrao, music by John De _ Bueris 
rofvU. Sa 6270 


—— 


© Apr. 2, 19237 2 = Am ae 
ee Manhattan music co., New 
or 


GREAT Is THE Lord; words from the 
Bible, music by Bruno Huhn of 
U., Sa; hieh, in, 6271 

© Feb. 21,/ 1923: 2, Ware Zee, 
560464; Boston music co., New York. 


Great (THE) LORDS OF SHADOW; from 
The immortal hour, poem by Fiona 
Macleod, music by R. Boughton tof 
England) London, Stainer & Bel Ae 

272 


© Apr. 9, 1923: 1 ‘ce Ae 
557555; Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


GREEN LATTICE; by Theodore Holland. 
tof England: op. 18; violin and piano. 
(Four fancies, no. 4) 6273 

© Apr. 5, 1923: 1 e Apr aor FE 
557471; F. & B. Goodwin, ltd. Lon- 
don. 


Griec (Epvarp HacERuP) Peer Gynt; 
suite no. 1, by E. Grieg, arr. by Alex- 
ander Pero tof U. Sa; orch. Con- 
tents: 1. Morning mood.—2. Ase’s 
death—3. Anitra’s dance—4. In the 
hall of the mountain king. 6274 

© Apr. 14,-1923- 2 6 Ape aes 
561649; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
‘(© arrangement) 


—  Solvejg’s song (Solvejg’s lied) ; 
by Edvard Grieg, transcribed by Jeno 


Hubay tof Hungaryi; violin and 
piano. (Sheet music edition, B. 
1834) 275 


© Feb. 2, 1923; 2ue. ‘Maye 12208 
562243: Carl Fischer, New York. 


Gris (A) FIN DEM NEIEM RUSSLAND; 


from The golden bride, words by 

Louis Gilrod, music by J. M. Rum- 

shinsky tof U. S. 6276 
MoN>Dy Ep] BPA Wp BS) 


© Mar. 1, 1923: 2ic. Ape ae 
559526; Joseph M. Rumshinsky, New 
York. 


Ha! Ho! suimmy; paroles de Léo Le- 
liévre, fils, and Juan Hens, musique 
de Abel Bourgeois rof France: 6277 

© Feb: 20, 1923: 1 ce Man tea & 
556939: Lévy et cie., Paris. 

Hinpet (GrEorc FriepricH) He shall 

feed His flock: from the Messiah, by 


Handel, transcribed and played by 
Francis S. Moore tof U. Su, ed. by 


McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. 5.1 _ (Re- 
cordo word roll, no. 67520) (Music 
roll 6278 
pa 


MUSICAL 
no. 5, 1923 


COMPOSITIONS 


6296 


© Mar. 12, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E.| Harr tHe REDEEMER; words and music 


’ 561084; Recordo player roll co., 
Chicago. (© interpretation and editing) 


+ Largo; by G. F: Handel, arr. by 
M. Greenwald tof U. $1; violin, 
violoncello and piano. (Century cer- 
tified edition, no. 2175) 6279 

roe 10, 1925* 2 c: Apr. 10. # 
559229; Century music pub. co., New 
York, «© arrangement 


from Xerxes, by G. F. Handel, 
orch. by N. Clifford Page tof U. Si; 
orch. sc. (Philharmonic series, no. 
14) 628 

eee 3) 1923 2c. Apres) 95) E 
559188; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
‘© orchestration) 


Minuet in G minor; from Concerto 
no. 5, second set, by Handel, arr. from 
the full sc. by R. Walker Robson of 
Great Britain); organ. Paxton ed. obl. 
8vo. (Anthology of organ music) 
6281 
myer. 9) 18233)1 6. Apt. 5; E 
557242: W. Paxton & co. ltd; Lon- 
don. 


Ombra mai fu; recitative and aria 
from the opera Xerxes, by G. F. Han- 
del, English version by Theodore 
Baker prof U. Si; sop. in G. (Oper- 
atic anthology, no. 407) 6282 

eae 5)-1923 2 c. Apr. 10: E 
559181; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© English version) 


— Overture to Julius Caesar; by 
andel, ed. and arr. by Henry G. Ley 

rof Great Britain); organ. (Organ 
solos, no. 7) 6283 
rpm to 1923)-1 Apr: 163.5 
557557; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,; London. 


Hair AMERICA; the Marseillaise of 
America, words and. melody by G. 
Whittemore tof U. Si 6284 

el ey laren ot. 19235* B 559343 * 
Genevieve Whittemore, Glendale, Calif. 


Hai, BELLeAU Woop; words and music 
by A.) 1. Colony tof U. S15 -piano 
with words. 6285 

Oia: Wr 1923) 2c. Mary Gs: B 

558645; Alfred T. Colony, New York. 


Hair, NEw Lonpon; words and music | 


by Freddie Wight tof U. Sa 

© Ape, 10. 1923:92" co Apr. A2*' 
561677; Rotary club of New London, 
New London, Conn. 


6286 


by Lula Madison tof U. Su, arr. by 
Thomas Westly Harrison tof U. Si ; 
628 


Git cr Aprene2h, . 19232). Esoives : 
Bob. & -B. music, pub. co. Kansas 
City, Mo. 


Hatt WILMINGTON! words by Christine 
Howes Hadcock, music by T. Leslie 
Carpenter tof U. Si; mixed voices. 
Ato. 6288 

©G) Apr 14 19237; 2c. Apr, 19 sak 
559410; Wilmington music commis- 
sion, Wilmington, Del. . 


HALF MOON BARCAROLLE; from Half 
moon inn, words by Perry Ivins and 
Corey Ford, music by Henry S. Stew- 
Mate for US 6289 
Ooi 20, 1975: 7, Ge Miers Joe 
561544; Henry Shepherd Stewart, 
New York. 


HALLELUJAH, I AM FREE; words and 

music by E. M. Roth tof U. Si 6290 

©) Jan..10,. 1921-2 ¢) Apr: 15. 1923 - 

E 561641; Elton M. Roth, Ft. Wayne, 
Ind. 


HALLOWEEN (A) MySTERY rand) A RE- 
CEPTION TO THE TEACHER; by Blanche 
Dingley-Mathews tof U. S.1; piano. 
(Tone fancies for young pianists, C) 

1 
G) Apt 20,1923> 2.¢c. Ape: 23 5, 
559510; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


Hanp (THE) orGAN; from Minnie and 
me, words by Zelda Sears, music by 
Harold Levey tof U. S. 6292 

© pAper 12) 19235 2 ce. Apr) t33) 
561675; Harms, inc., New York. 


Happiness; words by Vera Ross, music 

by Clara Edwards tof U. S.1 6293 

(MMvar |: 19252 2 eh Mar 1402 
558573; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Happy BLUES; aie by Bob Effros 


and Irving Mills tof U. Sa 6294 
nh ic. Mar. 14, 1923". B558566;; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Happy BYE AND BYE; words by K. C. 
Miller, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 6295 

lve: Apne 2, 1925: Bin 501353: 
Kathrien C. Miller, Denver. 


Happy (THE) FRESHMAN; by George 

iM Lomas jot U. Sa: plato: 6296 

On Maye Ai 925): 2c. May) 330) 
562046; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 


393 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6297 


pt. 115, nes..v.4ae 


Happy ON THE Way; words by B. B. | Harvest time; by A. T. Lee Ashton 


Penis en music by J. W. Acuff tof 

5.1 pe e297 

cs Jan. 27, 09232 2 ic, Ape. foe as 
559614; Jas. W. Acuff, Waco, Tex. 


Happy (THE) sbason; Sunday school 
service for Children’s day, words and 
music by Adam Geibel and others tof 
U.tS.1  8vo. 6298 

©} Apres, 1923): 2%" Mays 5-7 
562054; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


Happy THOUGH?S; by Emil Enna of 
U.. Sa; piano. Los Angeles, Calif., 
A. Quincke & co. 6299 

©) Ape. 20; 1923-7) co RApe, 2555 
559532; W. A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 


(THE) WANDERER; by Adolf 
op. 17, no. 2, orch. by Louis 
Coertie ‘jor We: Sa; arch. 
(Laurel school orchestra, grade 2, 
no. 2) 6300 
web; 28,1923 2 ca Many Sse 
560752: C. C. Birchard & cor Boston. 
(© orchestration; 


HAREM BLUES; fox trot, by Cox and 
Gril) for UW, Si, Tare. by aoe Ww. 
Gritin and AS Cox jof Ue Sa: in- 
strumental. 6301 


©; ic. Mar. 28, 1923:,& - 558063: 
Arthur W. Griffin and Attler Cox, 
New York. 


Hark, HARK MY SOUL; anthem, words 
by F.~W. Faber, music by Charles H. 
Marsh tof U. $.1; women’s voices. 
(Octavo series, women’s voices, no. 
843) 

©. May 4, 1923-2. c. May, 5: 1.E 
562051; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


Happy 


Jensen, 
Adolphe 


HARK HOW TH’ ADORING HOSTS ABOVE; 
words from Scots Paraph. no. LXV, 
set to London new, by Robert Mc- 
Ewen rof Englandi; mixed voices, 
with organ acc. London, Stainer & 
Bell, ltd. 4to. 6303 

©, Febs. 27, 192525iVe. Mart 12-8 
556805 ; Robert McEwen, Greenlaw, 
England, 


HARMONIC SNAPSHOTS; by Mortimer 
Wilson fof Ue Sa Chart TS in. by 
3. in 6304 

©) Apr. “12; 1923: Pei Le 
9530 Fischer & bro., New York. 


Harry, IT’S ONLY MORNING; fox trot, 
words by A. J. Fitton, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington tof U. S$. 6305 

© lic! Apr. 265. 1923-8 501447 - 
A. J. Fitton, Philadelphia. 


tof England) ; piano. Contents: 1. 
Poppies in the corn.—2. The harvest 
moon.— 3. Noontide rest.—4. The 
harvester’s dance, — 6305 


© Mar. 15, 1923; Tse Man 2o5 E 
557423; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


Hautsors (LE) soupire; meélodie style 
ancien, par N. Gervasio tof Italyi; 
hautbois solo avec quintette a cordes, 


et piano conducteur. 4to. 6307 

© Mar. -15, 192360 co Rianae tees 
557153; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. 


HAWAIIAN BLUES; by Edwards and 


Keliy tof U: S.1, arr. by Robt. Rick- 
etts tof U. $1; Ist viohm 6308 
© 1c. Apr. 17, T9232") Sasa 


Blues music co., New York. 


HAWAIIAN EYES; South Sea love valse, 
by Rollo De Freyne, arr. by Dan 
Godfrey tof Great Britain); military 
band. (Jn Chappell’s army journal, 
no.. 504) 

© Mar. 16, 1923 1% Mige es 
557135; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement) 


HawtHorn (THE) ‘TREE; words by 
Willa Sibert Cather, music by Jessie 
L. Pease 1of Us Say an ieee) 

© Mar. 1, 1923-2 eo Wie, 
560664; Boosey & co., New York. 


HAZUDIK A MUZSIKASZO; szOvegét irta 
és zenéjét szerzette Moczar Gyula rof 
Hungaryi 6 

© Mar; 10, 1921; 1c) Mansa o2s; 
E, 556785; Theater & mode, Budapest, 
Hungary. 


Hf Marie; dans la revue En pleine 
folie, paroles de Bousquet et L. Le- 
marchand, musique de A. Chantrier 
tof France] 6312 

© Mat. 23, 1923-1 "ey Agree. = 
557294; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Hr’s A DARN GOOD MAN TO HAVE HANGIN’ 
ROUND; words by Ez Keough, music 
by Peter L. Frost tof U. Sa 6313 

© Mar. 17, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561080; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


He’s at IT AGAIN; words and melody 
by E. Benedict rof U. Sa 6314 
© 1 ¢c. Apr. 7, 1923-7 yss9ie 
Edward Benedict, Chicago. 
He’s YOUR FRIEND; words and music by 
B. B. Edmiaston prof U. $.1 6315 


©. Jan. 17, 1923; 2 co Apt one 
559607; B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


O94 


A eee 
~* a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


MoS, 1923 


6333 


HE SURELY WILL COME; words by C. A. | HER ROCKING CHAIR IN DAYS OF OLD; 


Lohnes, chorus by E. F. M., music 
by E. F. Miller tof U. S$. 6316 

(On Apr. 17, 1923;°2-c. Apr.°23; E 
561776 ; Edward F. Miller, Chicago, 


HE WILL NBEVER CAST YOU oUt: words 
’ and music by Warner R. Cole tof 
We Sa 6317 
Oras 9.1923: 2 c. Apr. 4; E 
561412; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


HEART 0’ MINE; song by M. F. Cooke 
rof U. Si Boston, Mass., Angeles 
music co. 6318 

ngs, 5, 1923 2 ¢. Apr. 14; EF 
561747; Mildred Frye Cooke, Boston. 


Heart (THE) oF A HOME SWEET HOME; 
wore and music by F, E. Brown rof 
Ueowatc by L. A. Clark. 6319 

© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 26; E 
ae a Frank E, Brown, Walton, 


HEART To HEART I HOLD YOU, DEAR; 
words by Don Valentine, music by 
Fred’k W. Vanderpool, arr. by Geo. 
J. Trinkaus tof U. S.1; male voices, 
Ato, (Witmark edition, standard 
quartettes, no. 1613) 6320 

ape 9) 1923 > 2 ¢.: Apr. 173 EF 
559376; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement; 


HEAVEN IS AS NEAR AS YOU AND HOME 
SWEET HOME; words by W. E. Mc- 
Kisson, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
fof U. Si | 321 

aire .Apr. 6.1923: KF 56t4as ; 
W. E. McKisson, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 


HELLO, OLD HOME TOWN OF MINE; words 
by Bud Murphy and Tom Payton, 
melody by Jerry Sullivan tof U. Sui, 
atr. by Eugene aan fon. Su 


Se 


6322 | 


6 ive: June 21; 1921: FE 514106; 
Tom Payton music pub. corp., New 
York. 


HENPECKED BLUES; by Jules Buffano and 

Isham Jones tof U. S.1; piano. 6323 

Cae v Ape. 24, 1923 559537 - 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


HER LOVE LETTER; romance, by John An- | 


orch. with 

6324 
cl Mans 160% 
Hopwood & 
(© arrangement 


sell tof Great Britain; 
piano conductor. 4to. 

© Feb. 28, 1923;.1 
556906; Ascherberg, 
Crew, !td., London. 


words by R. Clyde, music by E. S. S. 

Huntington tof U. Su. 6325 
eye. Apee 30; - 192327 B S6197 5); 

Robert Clyde, Martin’s Ferry, O. 


Here's Howe; 35th annual production of 
the Mask and wig club, words and 
music by C. Gilpin tof U. Si 6326 

OvAprt Zelo2s 2eemApriios 

561749; Charles Gilpin, Philadelphia. 


HERE WE Go To IT; words by G. W. 
Bilbo, music by Dave Hawthorne tof 
Wr Sa 6327 

© Pepe24) 19232 @ Mar 3° 8 
558442: Geo. W. Bilbo, Creston, Ia. 


Herr Lenz (Sir Spring) ; von Emanuel 
von Bodman, English version by Hilda 
von Siller fof Germanyi, musik von 
Carita von Horst. 6328 

©) Nov; 1. 1919; ¥-c. Apr..2, 1923; 
B, 55/142: Bd. Bote. and G;. Bock: 
Berlin. (© translation 


Hexenritt (La chevauchée de la sor- 
ciére) ; aus Hansel und Gretel, von E. 
Humperdinck, arr. v. Leo Artok tof 
Germany); salon orch. mit piano con- 
ductor. (Domesticum, no. 68) 6329 

(e) Deewls-1921> Wer Mars 17,1923: 
E 556999; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, 
Germany. 


Hey nonny no! poem from Christ- 
church ms. XVIth cent., music by 
Arthur Benjamin of Great Britaim 
(Curwen edition, no. 2282) 6330 

Op reb wel 1923— .c: Apr ses 
557485; J. Curwen & sons, lItd., Lon- 
don. 


HIAWATHA’S RACE IS ALMOST RUN; 
words by L. K. Coil, music by E. S. 5S. 
Huntington rof U. S. S$. 6331 

© 1c. Apr. 6;°'1923; -F 5614403 
Lawrence K. Coil, Drumright, Okl. 


2 


Hicu (Tus) srows; march, by George 
Cobb tot UU) Si; piano. 6332 
ye Wars 20)'1923- 2c. Apres 
559453; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
(© arrangementi 


Hicnh Germany; from Folk songs of 
England, v. 1, words and music by 
Cy jassnarp, of England), arr by R: 
Vaughan Williams tof Great Britaim ; 
male voices, with piano ad lib. 4to. 
(Male voice choir, no. 82) 6333 

heb 8.1923" Ic: Keb: 19s 
556484; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 
(© arrangement 


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6334 


Hinpemitu (PaAut) Sonate; 
Hindemith tof Germany) op. 11. no. 1. 
Erster, u. zweiter teil; violine u. 
klavier, es dur.—no. 3. Violoncello u. 
klavier.—no. 4. Bratsche u. klavier. 

6334-6336 

© Apr. 5, May 10, Sept. 18, 1921; 

1 ce. each “Mlar. 15, 1923-0 2556616. 

556817, 556819; B. Schott’s sodhne, 
- Mainz, Germany. 


HorKxonzErt (DAs); heitere oper, in 
drei akten, nach Heinrich Ilgensteins 
lustspiel Kammermusik, von Paul 
Scheinpflug tof Germany} 6337 


©) Oct. 20,192) dg. Oct. 21) 4922 - 
D 26379; Vertriebsstelle d. verb. 


dtscher. biihnenschriftsteller, peas Tp b. 
h., Berlin. 


HoLtpING HANDS; fox trot, words by 
Richard W. Pascoe, music by Howard 
Simon, Harold C. Berg and Will E. 
Dulmage tof U. Si 6338 

©. Apr. 14, 1923 .2.co Apr vide E 
561637; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek, Mich. 


HoLIpAY WALZ; 
WW, S.i5 piano. 
©. Ape 2, 0285.2! Apmeée 
559122; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


HoLMGREENS MANUSKRIP?T; frit efter et 
afsnit 1 Fra piazza del popolo, sangtek- 
sterne af Wilhelm Bergsge, musiken af 
P. Lekytié tof Denmark) 4to. Con- 
tents: Jeg kender et land—Jeg sad 
alene—Jeg er ingen Josef.—Jeg beder 
dig ikke. 6340 

©ubecsv30: IS2Z2 bc Jam. Agee ss 
EF, 556893; Paul Lekytié, Vejle, Den- 
mark. 


by L. Leslie-Loth tof 
6339 


Hoty (THE) city; by Adams, tran- 
scribed and played by Francis S. 
Moore tof U. $., ed. by McNair II- 
genfritz rof U. S1 (Recordo word 
roll, no. 67540) Music rolh 6341 

©) Mar. ig 9287 2acs Mar. 10s as 
561085; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {© interpretation and editing) 


HoME IS NOT HOME WITHOUT MOTHER; 
words by Calia Alstaetter, music by 
C. Austin Miles tof U. Sa 6342 

©: Aptis, 923" 2c. Apr. 165 °F 
561711; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


HoME SWEET HOME; song, arr. by M. 

Knath tot Uy Sul séZ2nio. Te hotoestat; 

6343 

© 1 ‘ce; Aps, 6, 19237) Sol472- 
Marghee Knaffl, Knoxville, Tenn. 


7 


pt. 111) Mas vee 


von P.| Home swkEt HOME AND you; words. 


by T. J. Powell, melody by. Arnold 
T. Lax tof U. Sa 6344 
© 1 c. May 8, 1923;  562095- 

Thomas J. Powell, Canal Fulton, O. 


HomEsick; from Minnie and me, words 
by Zelda Sears, music by Harold 
Levey tof U. S$. . 6345 

© Apr. 12, 19235 2c. Ane 
561674; Harms, inc., New York. 


by E. L. Ashford 
piano. (Day in the 
63 


HoMEWARD BOUND; 
for. WS Sag 
woods) 

© Mar. 10,:1923:2 ¢) Mar aos0E. 
es Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


HONEYMOON TIME IN JUNE; words by 
B. Loescher, music by Ethel Barr 
Martin rof U. $.1) -atr. by “Prank B. 
Herrle tof U. Sy 6347 


© 1c. Apr. Tt, T3285 Beers 
Bernard Loescher, New Orleans. 


Hoo; words and music by A. H. Lee 

ror UW. Si 6348 

© Apr. - 1923;°2'c.. Apo, 
561585; A. H. Lee, San Francisco. 


Hore; words by Jane Kerley, music thy 
Eleanor Marum rof U. S. 6349 
© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 ¢ Apr tt & 
561621; G Ricordi & co., inc., New 
York. 


HorsE SHOES BLUES; de En pleine folie, 
de Maurice Hermite ,jof France; 
piano. 6350) 

©. Apt. 6, 1923-1) c VApeeoe & 
Boy Zot: Enoch & €0., Paris, 


HosANNA; Easter song, by Granier, 
transcribed, played and ed. by Mc- 


Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. Si (Recordo 
word roll, no. 67530) Music wee 
got 


© Mar, 12, 1923 2ie> Mian ewe 
561083; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing 


Hor pus IS A SHNEIDEREL; folksong, 
melody by S. Klenezki tof U. S.1 


6352 
©.) ef Apr. 23, 1926 Be sore0s. 
Morris Rund, New 


York. 
Hot sturr; fox trot, by M. C. Hough 
[Or UO neaymara: 1 by: 


Ivan Zengler tof 
WU. Saaipiano: 6353 


©») Lee Apr aio: 
Morgan C. Hough, 


1923. “By 561697; 
Detroit. 


396 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


Hore, (EL) DE LOS ENAMORADOS; zar- 
zitela, en 1 acto, por P. Luna tof 
Spaini; canto y piano. 6354 

i 1.c. Mar. 10, 1923: D 26426; 
Pablo Luna, Madrid, Spain. 


Horsy Totsy Town; words and music 
by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and M. 
K. Jerome pot U. $1. 6355 


©) War 24, 1923; 2 c. Mar: 24; E 
558815; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


Housk (THE) AMONG ‘THE ‘TREES; 
Stockbridge, words by J. L. McLane, 
jr., music by Edward Ballantine tof 
Sa; men’s ‘voices. 4to. “ (Com- 
monwealth series, no. 502) 6356 

@iNlar. 17, 1923; 2c. Mar. 20; E 
so10e6- EF. C. Schirmer music co., 
Boston. 


How BEAUTIFUL YOU ARE; valse song, 
from The whirl of Paris, words and 
music by Eric Valentine tof Great 
Britain) 6357 


oar, 2.-1923: 1c’ Mar: 27: E 
557028; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


Hew cAN I BE A SWEET MAMA TO YOU, 
WHEN YOURE A DADDY TO SOMEBODY 
ELSE; words by Sidney Clare and 
Blanche Franklyn, music by Cliff 
Friend jof U. S. 6358 


vl es Apr. 6, 1923; FE 561468; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


How cAN I BELIEVE YOU, WHEN YOU 
LIED TO ME SO MANY ‘TIMES; words 
and melody by Harry Pease, Howard 
Johnson and Ed. G. Nelson of 
Dees], ati. by /H.. Johnson. 6359 


eric. Apr. 11, 1923. 1 561019); 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


How DOES THE: MILK GET INTO COKER- 
Nuts; words and music by ‘Terry 
Sullivan tof Englandi; in B flat. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


© Feb. 14, 1923; 1c. Apr. 11; E 
55/3/72; Erancis, Day & Hunter‘ 
London. 


How GREAT, O Lorp, 1s THY GOODNESS; 
amhem, words from the Bible, music 
bya kichard: FL. Denovan fot U. S.; 
chorus of mixed yoices with sop. and 
baritone soli, organ acc. (Octavo 
church music, no. 597) 6361 

(Oreonpar too 25 7 se Cc. Apt 2b*. iy 
559447; Boston music co., New York. 


How I wisH I only KNEW; words by 
W. Van Beaver, music by Len Flem- 
Me FOr’. Sa 6362 


6370 


© Feb.’ 24,1923;.2 ce: Mar. 3° 
558439; Wm. Van Beaver, Green 
Bay, Wis. 


How To MAKE LOVE LIKE AN IRISHMAN; 
words and melody by W. Steers tof 
Canada, domiciled at San Francisco} 

6363 
Gy le expres LO 1923/1 5592 1he 
William Steers, San Francisco. 


HvutLLo-cLown; fox-trot, dans le revue 
de Ba-ta-clan, par Roger Guttinguer 
tof France); piano. 6364 

© -Maneas: 1028" te. War die 8 
55/183; Lucien Brule, Paris. 


HuMAN (A) GRAMOPHONE; words and 

music by Terry Sullivan and John P. 

’ Long tof England); in F. :Staff and 

tonic sol-fa notations} 6365 

Glen ld) 1075-52 6. Apr lie 

hace Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


HuMorESKE; by Anton Dvorak, op. 101, 
no. 7, ed. by Calvin Grooms tof U. S.1; 
piano. Transposed ed. (Century certi- 
fied edition, no. 2204) 6366 

Aor. “10,1923 22 c.. Apr. 105 2 
559262; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing) 


Humpty Dumpty’s FUNERAL MARCH; 
by Frederick Brandeis, arr. by Adolf 
Schmid tof Great Britain, domiciled 
at New York; orch. with piano-con- 
ductor. (Galaxy, no. 227) 6367 — 

© Mar’ 145° 1923 -52-c. Mar. 17 
558608; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Hunt (Reginald Heber) Five sketches; 
by R. H. Hunt tof Englandi; piano. 
Contents: 1. Cloud and sunshine.—2. 
Fall in—3. Rippling on waltz—4. The 
day invites—5. Firelight PS ae 


©) ilar 2651923 + 1c. Apr. 95 aa 
557420; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


HuntTING sonc; by Gustave -Lazarus, 
om tl ne: 3, orch! by. Ni. Chittord 
Page jot U, Sa; orch.) se. -(Philhar- 
monic series, no. 15) 6369 

up 4, 198232.2) ¢. Ape. Oe 
559197: Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© orchestration 


HuNTINGTON; words and music by W. 
Woodruff jof U. S$. 6370 
© Mar 17, 1923-2 ¢. Mari 19. 5 
561053; Wesley Woodruff, Hunting- 
ton, W. Va. 


39% 


6371 
Hupaj-siupaj! piesn, opr. Edward 
Krotochwil tof U. Sua 6371 


©) Apr. 18) 1923: 2%. Ape sr. 
559469; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, 
Chicago. 


Hurry; by Walter C. Simon tof U. Sa 
op. 18, no. 7; piano or organ. 
6372 
© Apr20, 1923: 2 es Ape 2te E 
559480; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Hu@sH sone; by Cs Ve Stantord tof 
England) op. 189; organ. (Orig- 
inal compositions for the organ, new 
series, no. 93: Four intermezzi, no. 3) 

6373 
@©eApre 6. 1928" Ave? Apr. wie 
557243; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


HusH-A-BYE; words by L. Rockwell, 
music by S. S. Huntington of 
Ue Sa 6374 

Oy: tt.<c. Ape 36,1923 9) S6l4al 


Lillian Rockwell, Kingston, N. Y. 


HyMEnEp; orchestre symphonique, par 
Georges Brun of France) op. 89. 
1. Partition d’orch—2. Parties d’orch. 

6375, 6376 


© Feb. 10, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 13; 
E 556828, 556831; Henry Lemoine 


« cie:, Paris: 


HyMN oF PRAISE; words by E. H. 
Fordenbacher, music by L. R. Feld- 
man [or Uris | 4te. 6377 
“7 @): Appa 211828e02 -e, Apr 2s: 
561790; Ed. H. Fordenbacher and Lil- 
lian Ruth Feldman, Pittsburgh. 


I AIN'T NEVER HAD NOBODY CRAZY OVER 
ME; words and music by Jimmie Du- 
rante, Johnny Stein and Jack Roth 
for UW: Sa 6378 

© May 423 2) cs May 805 
562136 ; Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


I AM CRYING FOR YoU; words by E. S. 
S. Huntington, music by Wm. M. 


Griffiths fof U. Sa 6379 
©i41 Ye) Apri. O23 561445 < 
Wm. Griffiths, jr., Green Bay, Wis. 


I AM GATHERING DAISIES; words by H. 
R. Schnapp, music by #. S.-S., Hunt- 
ington tor Ul Sa 6380 

©ol'c Apr, -s0.7 192739 R 1561980 
Helen R. Schnapp, Homestead, Pa. 


I AM SATISFIED WITH JESUS; words by 
W.R. Cole, music by Warner R. Cole 
and George H. Rosenvold tof U. S.i 

6381 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 1tlji) Sate 


©- Mar. .9, 1923; 2 ¢) Ane ae 
561413; Harry OF Clarke, Chicago. 


I AM THE BUSY BEE; words by E. N.C. 
Barnes, music by George T. Gold- 
thwaite tof Ul Sa_ (in Kane Sor in 
flowerland, pt. 1, no. 17) 6382 

© Nov. 20, 1922; 2c. Dec: 30" E 
558647 ; 


ington. 


I BELIEVE YOU JUST BECAUSE I WANT TO; 
words by N. Drake, melody by Arnold 
1. Lax 7024 oa 6383 

© 1c. Mar. 30,. 19235) Reser: 
Nell Drake, Detroit. 


I BRING THEE ROSES; 
Willett, music by 
U.84 6384 

© 1c Apr. 4 19235" Bases; 
Clifton Power Clark, Washington, 


words by Glenn 
CP. Gini i0t 


I cRIED WHEN I HAD YOU, AND I CRIED 
WHEN YoU LEFT; words by Blanche 
Franklyn, music by Nat. Vincent tof 
U.-Sa, arr. by. Clatde Haphamin eases 

© Mar. 24, 1923: 2 1, Mie dee, 
561062; Nat. Vincent, inc., New York. 


I’D LOVE TO HAVE YA LOVE ME ALL THE 
TIME; words by Gus Kahn and Sidney 
Clare, music by Henry Santly tof 
WySa 6386 

© Apr. 20;°1923 2c Apes we, 
559516; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


I DO LIKE A LITTLE BIT 0’ TURKEY; words 
and music by Fred W. Leigh and John 
P. Long tof Englandi; in F. Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) - 6387 


© Feb. 14, 1923; 2 cx Apee Wie 


557370; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon-. 


don. 


I FOUND SOMEONE WHO HAS TAKEN YOUR 
PLACE; words and melody by Buddy 
Fields tof U. S$. 638 

© toc. Mar.) 14° °1923- Se0877; 
Arthur B. Fields, Detroit. 


I cot THE SLEEPY SLEEPING BLUES; fox 
trot, words by M. Kincy, music by 
Ray Hibbeler tof U. S11 6389 

©. 1... May... 5, Sze. —E 562035 ; 
Minnie Kincy, Chicago. 


I HEARD THE VOICE OF JESUS SAY; words 
by Horatius Bonar, music by E. C 
Deas tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 


(Anthem jewels, no. 2) 6390 — 


© Mar. 24,:1923- 20el hie ae 
559445; Edward C. Deas, Chicago. 


398 


Edwin N. C. Barnes, Wash- - 


“43%. & 
Pte 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6409 


_ I KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE SORRY; 
words and melody by C. Sharp Minor 
fer W.. S.1 6391 

©ot ce. Mar. 14, 1923; E 560918; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


Same. 6392 


Gee 12,. 19232 « Apr. 13; EF 
559347; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


I KNOW YOU WILL MISS ME WHEN I’m 
GONE; words by V. Berge, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 6393 

ieee: Apr: 6, 1923; EK 561450; 
Vernon Berge, Chicago. 


_ TLL FEEL SO LONELY; fox trot, words by 
O. Pacl, music by Jack Vincent tof 
Sa 6394 


© tc: Apr. 19, 1923; E 559566; 
Otto Pacl, Cicero, Il. 


ILL HOP, SKIP AND JUMP INTO MY 
MAMMY’S ARMS; words and music by 
Harry Pease, Ed. G. Nelsen and 
Irving Bibo tof U. S$. 6395 

(wep 20, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 23; E 
559515; Leo Feist, inc, New York. 


V’LL LOVE YOU DAY AFTER DAY; fox trot, 
by Cal De Voll tof U. S.; saxophones 
and piano acc. 6396 

era 9 19235 2° co Apr. 7; E 
559162; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek. 


TLL TELL THE WORLD; waltz-song, words 
and music by H. Holroyd tof Canada 
6397 


feeb eG var. 20; -1923 * 558770: 
Herbert Holroyd, Halkirk, Canada. 


TLL TELL YOU WHY, CAN’? you SEE I’m 
IN LOVE WITH You; words by Benny 
Davis, music by Abner Silver, arr. by 
Ceoe jy itmkaus tof “U.S; male 
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, ex- 
cellent quartette 
1604) 6398 

ene Oo NO25=i 20 c.“Aprl 17s 
559378; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


I LONG FOR THE OLD DAYS; words by C. 
Caher, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
orn Si 6399 

CGrvire Ape -@ 1923)" FE 561438: 
Charles Caher, Buffalo. 


I LovE THEE PENNSYLVANIA; words and 


music by A. H. McOwen tof U. Sui, 
arr. by Harry Pabst tof U. Si . 6400 


Ge lve. -nipie 4.) 1923 » oH: 561387; 
Arthur H. McOwen, Philadelphia. 


od 


arrangements, no. | 


I Love you; words by C. R. Crandall, 
music by F. H. Pierce tof U. $3 
Los Angeles, F. H. Pierce music co. 

6401 

© Feb 14, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 19, 1c. 

Mirza 2 E 560780 ; Frank Henry 
Pierce, Los Angeles. 


(Sag’liebst du mich); springtime 
waltz, words and music by F. Zim- 
mermann rof Switzerland, domiciled 
at Los Angeles, Calif.; (English 
and German text) 6402 


Ow ile: Ape 1923). 561345" 
Fritz Zimmermann, Los. Angeles. 


I’M A BUSINESS MAN; humorous song, 
words by Edgar Smith and Albert 
Whelan, music by Gus Edwards tof 
England; tStaff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations] 6403 
© Feb. 14, 1923; 1c. Apr. 11: E 
557362 * Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London, 


I’M DREAMING ABOUT YOU MY DEAR 
LITEEE GIRL'* fox trot, words. and 
music by R. M. Kerr tof U. S.1; with 
quartet arr. for mixed voices. 6404 


© Mar 10, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 24: E 
Bolig7~> R. Monroe Kerr, Anna, Tl. 


I’M DREAMING OF YOU MAMMY DOWN 
ALABAMY; hoa by J. J. Molitoris 
and Jos. A. Omela, melody by J. J. 
Molitoris rof U. 9.1 6405 


©) 1c. Apr. 24,..1923;. FE 559551. 
John J. Molitoris, Wilkes- Barre, Pa. 


I’M FEELING BLUE FOR MAMMyY Lou; 
fox trot ballad, words by Henry 
Creamer, music ‘by Lew Pollack tof 

Su 6406 
©) Jans 49) 119232"c, “Mar ia & 
ee M. ‘Witmark & sons, New 
or 


I'M GLAD It’s OVER Now; wofds by Sam 
Ward, music by Gladys Taylor tof 
eS: 6407 

© Apr. 12, 1923; 2 «. Apr. 133, & 
561634 ; Irving Berlin, mee New 
York. 


I’M GOING BACK AGAIN TO YARRAW ONGA; 
' words and music by Neil McBeath 


tof England); in B flat. (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations] 6408 
© Nov. 23, 1922; 1 c Mar. 15, 


1923; E 556909 ; 
Hunter, London, 


I'M GOING BACK To NEw Vere words 
by C. Caher, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington of 10 Su] 6409 

© 1c Apr. 6, 1923; E 561430: 
Charles Caher, Buffalo. 


Francis, Day & 


uo) 


CATALOGUE OF 
6410 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. TLE, By eee 


I’M GOING HIGHER SOME DAY; words 
and music by Herbert Buffum tof 
Deno ; 6410 

@©> Feb.''7,) 192352 ec) Bebslg 
560777; John A. Anderson, Topeka, 


Kan, 


I’m coInG oN; words and music by 
H. C. Finley and J. W. Gaines of 
Ue Sa 6411 

© Fane! 7, 192952 "es Apr, 19 sn, 
559620; Gaines & Finley, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


I’M GONNA GO RIGHT BACK TO BoRNEO, 
WHERE THE WILD, WILD WIMMEN 
crow; words and melody by K. H. 
McGee sof Us S.1;. arr. by” Harry P. 
Guy of) U. «Sa 6412 

©' le Apr 9, 19235) 561528 5 
Kenneth Herbert McGee, Ecorse, 
Mich. . 


I’M GONNA MAKE Los ANGELES MY 
HOME; words and melody by R. L. 
Goldman tof U. Su. 6413 

© 1c. Apr 23, 1923; E 561804; 
Raymond Leslie Goldman, Los An- 
geles. 


I’M GONNA SEE YOU WHEN YOUR TROU- 
BLES ARE JUST LIKE MINE; words and 
music by Benjamin F. Spikes and 
Joka C. Spikes (of) Uy Say anes by 
jC Spikes. 6414 

© Tec: Ape, 23. 1923; E soreuZ; 
Spikes bros. pub. co., Los Angeles. 


I’M GONNA SWING MY CRADLE ON THE 
Mason-Drxon LINE; fox trot, words 
by Geo. Graff, jr. music by Bert 
Rule rof U. S$. 6415 

©. Miair*6,.1923 3.2.4, Mag. la 
560874; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York, 


I’m HAPPY wItH JESUS; words by B. B. 
Edmiaston, music by E. S. Dean tof 
OS 6416 

© Jan. 171823602 ve. Apr. 005 FE 
559616; Emmett S. Dean, Waco, 
Tex. 


I’M IN LOVE WITH A MILLION GIRES; 
valse, words by Jack Payer, music 
by Lish Payne tof U.S. 6417 

© Apraiiwtogsa2 ch Apr eZ. 
561678: John J. Payer and Elisha B. 
Payne, New London, Conn. 


I’M JUST GOING WILD OVER you; melody 
by Clyde Doerr and Irving Mills tot 
U. Sua, arr. by Charles M. Smith jof 
OS) 6418 


@o1 ce. Mar 1451923 77) Ss85/)5 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. : 


I’M ON MY WAY TO HOME SWEET HOME 
AGAIN; words by Billy Walters and 
E. Whittemore, music by E. Whitte- 
more tof U.S. Baltimore, .United 
pub. co. - 6419 

© Apr. 16, 1923: 2c Ape 
559558; Earl Whittemore, Baltimore. 


I’m stunc; words by Geo. M. Wood, 
music by H: R. Saline andwal EF. 
Kruse rof U. Si 6420 


© 1c. Apr. 6, 1923; E 561456; 
H. R. Saling, American Falls, Id. 


I NEVER GET TIRED OF LOVING YOU; words 
by Harry De Mund i. ee) \areld 
Alexander De Mundi, melody by J. 
E. Aldridge and Chick Fisher tof 
U. $a, arr. by J. Eo Aldridgense?] 


© 1. .c. Feb. 24; 19235) Seas 7o- 
James Elleswerth Aldridge, New 
York. 


I NEVER KNEW, HOW MUCH GOD GAVE 
To} ME; words by J. Keirn Brennan, 
music by Ernest R. Ball tof U. Su 

6422 


© Mar. 29, 192352 e)Agere E 
561432; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


I NEVER KNEW UNTIL YOU SAID GOODBYE; 
melody by Al Wohlman and Dave 
Dryer jot US4 6423 


© 1c. Mar. 14, 192335 561683 : 
Jack Mills, inc. Neg: Your 


I PROMISH YOU; words and music by H. 
H. Spear of U. Si, ant tby ee measles 
Frank sof. U..Sa 6424 


© 1 c.. Apr. 10; 19235) i 550206: 
Harry Herbert Spear, Berkeley, Calif. 


I THANK you; words by Fred J. Gallo, 
music by Lee Turner tof U. S. 6425 


© 1 c. Febi 23; 1923) Biases; 
Fred J. Gallo, Cleveland. 


I'VE cot A LONESOME MAMY DOWN IN 
ALABAM’; words and music by I. I. 


S, Estabrooks,. tof. UP sn 6426 


© 1. ¢) Apr. 28, 1923-38 sS61e78 : 
Ivah Irene S. Estabrooks, Bliss, 
Nec Me 


I WANT TO BE LOVED; words by G. W. 
Moody, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
fon or Walon 6427 


© 1c: Apr. 30, 19235 sass - 
Geo. W. Moody, Indianapolis. 


I wAnt To DANCE; words by Ted Price, 


music. by Wm. Arnold jor Up) Su, 
arr. by Herman Hummel jof U. $8.1; 


400 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


‘te. 35,1923 


6445 


piano with words. 

©., Ted Price, 
ur. 16, 1925: 2 c. Apr: 16; © 

561705: Ira E. Price, Cleveland. 


I WANT TO MARRY THE SUNSHINE; 
words by Edward Lockton, music by 
Frank Alford tof Great Britain) 1. 
In C.—2. In D. 6429 

(ei Mar. 14) 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 29; 
E 557111; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd., London. 


I WILL BE GLAD AND REJOICE; anthem, 
words from Psalm rx, music by R. 
Huntington Woodman of U. $11; 
chorus of mixed voices, with organ 
ace. (G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7023) 

6430 


i War 10, 1923-2 c. Mar. 15; E 
558585; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


I WILL SEE JESUS IN HEAVEN; ‘vords 
and music by F. E. Roush tof U. Su, 
harmony by Fred A. Fillmore of 
eS 6431 

pian 6, 1925-2 c. Mar. 12: & 
560790; Frank E. Roush, Cincinnati. 


I wish I was 1n D-I-X-I-E; by Clar- 
ence Gaskill, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U. Si; mixed voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1542) 6432 

mires 9 1923.2 c. Apr. 17: FE 
559380; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


‘I WONDER WHY; words and music by 
B. Merriott fof U. SS. Sedalia, Mo., 
A. W. Perry’s sons. 6433 

mwa fo 1923-2 c. Mar. 19°) 
561038; Bonnie Merriott, Excelsior, 
Mo. 


I wonpER WHy-I CAN’? STOP LOVING 
yoU; words and music by Mathield 
tof U. Si New Orleans, La., Wm. J. 
Herbst. 6434 

win, t71945°. 2. er Mar. 19: Kb 
561054; M. M. Mullet, New Orleans. 


I wouLD A SAILOR BE; words and music 
by Wallace Hobart tof U. Si 6435 


©) 1:¢. Mar..17, 1923; 5. 558624: 
Wallace S. Hobart, Rockford, III. 


IpgaL (THE) Music BooK, No. 19; 12 


popular pieces, arr. and fingered by. 


Frederic Mullen tof Great Britain; 
piano. 4to. . 6436 
AO Mag fa, 1923 <1: é€.) Mar, 9: oH, 
556783; B. Feldman & co., London. 
‘© fingering and arranging) 


401 


Ato, Cleveland, 
6428 


IpDEAL (THE) MUSIC BOOK, No. 20; 8 
popular pieces, arr. and fingered by 
Frederic. Mullen tof Great Britain; 
piano. 4to. °° 6437 


© Mar; 61923; 4c. Mar. 9: 
556784; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© arranging and fingering) 


Ir I COULD HAVE IN MY ARMS, wHat I 
HAVE IN MY MIND; words by Blanche 
Franklyn and Sidney Holden, music 
by Nat VWureent ‘rof UL Sh, -arre by 
Claude Lapham. 6438 

©) Mar, 24) 1923" 2c)’ Mar: 20: 28 
561064; Nat. Vincent, inc., New York, 


Ir I HAD you; fox trot, words and 
melody by Len Riley ti. ec. W. L. 
Riley, of U. Sa. 6439 

Vi oe Ries Apr) 2) 2g '561346- 
William Leonard Riley, Birmingham, 
la; 


Ir I HAD YOU BACK AGAIN; words by 
Nat. Irving, music by O. E. Beck tof 
Sa 6440 


@ Mar. 24, 19232 c. Mar. 24: E 
558819; Joe Morris music co., New 
York. 


Ir I KNEW You; words anon. and by 
E. F. M., music by E. F. Miller tof 
Sa 6441 

©); Apr. 27, (1973: 2:e, Ape, 23-08: 
561775; Edward F. Miller, Chicago. 


Ir I KNEW YoU THEN AS I KNOW YOU | 
NOW; words and music by Lew Brown, 
Billy Joyce and James F. Hanley tof 
BkeSa 6442 

©) May «2, 11923: 2c. May 8; & 
562135; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


Ir I OWNED THE WORLD I WOULDN’T BE 
SATISFIED; words and music by R. E. 
Busk tof, U. S.1 6443 

@. dice, Mar. 23, 1923: BE 558eZi:: 

Ruth Elizabeth Busk, Omaha, Neb. 


Ir I SHOULD CALL; words by Edward 
Lockton, music by H. M. Tennent tof 
Great Britain) . 1. In C—2. In D. 

6444 


é. Mar 620 
Hopwood & 


© Feb. 14, 1923; 2 
556889; Ascherberg, 
Crew, ltd., London. 


Ir I sucH WONDROUS MUSIC KNEW; 
words by John H. Richardson, music 
by Manlio Di Veroli tof Great Brit- 
ain}; in D. 6445 
©) Mar: 26: 19293;.te. Apr 12; E 
557402; Enoch & sons, London. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6446 


pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


Ir I WERE KING oF THER House oF 
Davin; words and melody by Bobbie 
Reed and Buddy Fields tof U. Su, 
arr. by B. Fields. 6446 

© le. Ape! 11/1923 0) Fe 561599: 
Arthur B. Fields, Detroit. 


If SHE DOES OR DOESN'T; words by M. A. 
Krasovic, melody by Arnold T. Lax 
fof Uwe) 6447 

©. 1 ce Mars 30,1923) Be solj70: 
Martin A. Krasovic, Steelton, Pa. 


IF WINTER COMES, SUMMER WILL COME 
AGAIN; by M. Tennent, arr. by Tom 
Clark sof Wi. Sas> band.” 4to. New 
York, Chappell-Harms, inc. 6448 

© Ape Qe 192320 ce Age Sb se 
561739; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


—— words by Reginald Arkell, music by 
H 


. M. ‘Tennent, arr. ‘by Clarence 
Lucas tof Great Britain) New York, 
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. (Chap- 


pell’s vocal library of part songs, 2nd, 

3rd series). - 1.-, Fentale, voices —2. 

Male voices.—3. Mixed . voices. 
6449-6451 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 30; 
FE, 557112-557114; Ascherberg, Hop- 
wood & Crew, Itd., London. (© ar- 
rangement) 


IF YOUs ARE AS LONESOME AS I AM; 
words and melody by Bartley Cos- 
tello, Al. Piantadosi and Jack Stanley 
rof U. Si, arr. by Claude Lapham tof 
W. Sa 6452 

© ire, Age, 12991923 «EB, 5395505 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


IF YoU DON’T THINK I’M LEAVIN’, JUST 
COUNT THE DAYS I’M GONE; words and 
melody by L. W. Reynolds tof me ee 


Olde Apts Zils! 1923. vay SSOale: 
Lewis W. Reynolds, Oakland, Calif. 


If YOU HAD CARED; waltz ballad, words 
by George Sleigh, music by Bob and 
Joseph Sleigh of Canada 6454 

© Mar. SA1O23P nie Mar. AZ; 1s 
556807; Sleigh bros., Toronto, Can- 
ada. 


Tr you Trust HIM WITH ALI YOUR 
HEART; words and music by J. M. 
Blickuot Usa 6455 

© Feb. 23, 1923-2) cieb. 236, 
558253; Jaines M. Black, Williams- 
port, Pa: 


40) 


») 


ad 


IM BAUM DU LIEBES VOGLEIN ; worte von 
Christian Morgenstern, musik von 
Heinz Tiessen tof Germany) op. par 
no. 4. 64 


© Oct. 29, 1918; 1 cr Sept. a5. meee 
H5575282 - Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 


IM CAFE ZUM RIESENRAD; text von Peter 
Herz, musik von Stephan Weiss tof 
Austria) 6457 

© Nov. 17, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556628 ; Drei-masken verlag, aE, 
Berlin. 


IM HOTEL ZUR NACHTIGALL; one step, 
worte von Zdenko Schick u. Rudolf 


Eisner, musik von Stephan Weiss tof 
Germany; Vienna, Wiener boheme- 
verlag. 6458 


© Sept..15, 1920; 1 €. Apen7onie2a- 
E 557247; Mignon-verlag, Berlin. 


IMAGES BREVES; poemes de Jean Bar- 
tholoni, musique de Francis Casadesus 
rof France; Contents: 1. Adoration.— 
2. Fleur ou baiser. 6459 


© Dec. 31, 1922: 1 ¢ Mae is ees; 
E 556834; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


IMAGINATION; valse, by Gene Williams 
rof Englandi; piano. 6460 


© Mar. 55,1923; 2c Maree 
558567; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


IMMER NOCH MAL HERUM GEDREHT; 
words and melody by H. Brucken 
(or oa 6461 

© 1c. Apr. 14, 1923; E 561830; 
Hugo Brucken, New York, 


IMPRESSIONS DE MER; par Marcelle de 
Manziarly tof Francei; piano. Con- 
tents: 1. La gréve.—2. Par une jour- 
née grise—3. Par une journée claire. 


© Dee: 31, 1922; 
1923: 9556923; 
Senart, Paris. 


lc. Math. 17/; 
Editions Maurice 


IN A CARAVAN; song fox trot, words 
by Gene McCarthy, music by Gene 
Williams tof England) 6463 

© Mar. 5, 19233 2. e¢>Map 4-78 
558568; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


IN A FRIENDLY SORT O WAY; words 
anon., music by F. FE. Blanchard tof 
Sue, 6464 

© Apr. 24, 1923: 2 cy Maya 
562129; “Francis E. Blanchard ~De- 
fiance, O 


In A GONDOLA; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great Britain) op. 57, no. 5; piano. 
_ (Curwen edition, no. 9215: Selected 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mo. 5, 1923 


pianoforte music, edited by Ernest 
Fowles, elementary division) 6465 

oe Mar 13 1923-1 cv Apr: 6; | 
557482; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., 


London. 


IN A RICKSHA; by Cecil Cowles tof 
ie Sa3, piano. 6466 
©) Apr.'9,° 1923; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 
559264; Composers’ music  corp., 
New York. 


IN A RUSTIC SWING; by Walter Rolfe 

tof U. Si; piano. (Frolic and fun) 

6467 

fir. 30,1923; 2c: Apr..3; E 

561362: Hatch music co, New 
York. 


IN A SUMMER GARDEN; words by W. 
Woebaves, music by A. J. Weiler 
fon te AS.) 6468 

(eyecc. Mar. 17, 1923: FE, 561805; 
A. Judson Weiler, Burlingame, Calif. 


IN AN OLD FASHIONED TOWN; two-part 
song, words by Ada Leonora Harris, 


asic sby W. H. Squire, arr. by 
Boosey & co. of Great Britain; 
treble voices. 4to. (Boosey & co’s 


series: Two-part music for schools 
and colleges, no. 1329) 6469 

(epbeus ci) 19273; 2 ¢ Mar. 7; E 
560659; Boosey & co., New York. 
(© arrangement 


' IN DANCELAND WITH You; words and 


melody by G. F. Baquet tof U. Su, 
arr. by Ellis Howard Reynolds rof 
SS 6470 

Or te Apr. ‘7, 1923; B 561495: 
George F. Baquet, West Philadelphia. 


_IN DEAR OLD SAN Francisco; words by 


L. Von Rohl, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
U. Sa 6471 


pene, Apr 19; 1923: 550435 - 
Lura Von Rohl, Richmond, Calif. ° 


In pER GAnD (HAnns) 26 schwyzer- 
lieder; gesammelt und hrsg. von 
Hanns in der Gand ,;of Switzerland); 
singstimme mit  klavierbegleitung 
gesetzt, von Friedrich Nigeli. 6472 

fey Nowe, 192152 Iie, Oct..6,, 1922 
A—Foreign 21620; R. Miuller-Gyr 
sohne, Bern, Switzerland. 


In Ecypt, IN THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS; 


words and melody by R. B. Boniel 

fof U. S$. 6473 
@ 4) cia Mar. 1951923: EF 558651 : 

Rosetta Bessie Boniel, Brooklyn. 


1702—23——4 


6482 

In JAPAN; by A. A. Krueger tof U. S.3 

op. 11; piano. Milwaukee, Wis., 

Krueger school of picture organists. 

6474 

© Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 14; E 

561681; Arnold A. Krueger, Mil- 
waukee. 


IN MY DREAMS IN DREAMLAND: words 
by E. P. Munie; music by Florence 
McElvain tof U. Si; piano with 
words. 4to. 6475 

©. Jani 18% 1923; 2. Mar./21: 
561094; E. P. Munie, Pierron, Ill. - 


IN OUR LITTLE CANOE; words and music 
by Cliff Clegg and Billy Edwards tof 
Australia; ; 6476 

© Jan. 1001923" b ce. Apr: 22) B 

557123;* Allan: & co. pty. ltd)” Miel- 

bourne, Australia. 


IN OUR NEW HAVEN OF LOVE; words by 
Z. Britton, music’, by Ee S:-S.- Hunt- 
ington of U. S. 6477 

) Ec: Ape, 10, 1923; 1K 56164: 
Zebron Britton, Montgomery, Ala. 


IN OUR PARLOR ON A SUNDAY NIGHT; 
words by Benton Ley, music by Lee 
David, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 
U. Sir; -mixed voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1627) 6478 

© “Apr. 9, °1923: 2 ce) Apr: 17;°5 
599379; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


IN ROSE-TIME; words by Elizabeth 
Fvelyn Moore, music by Frank H. 
Grey tof U. Si; high voice. 6479 

© Mar. SP 1978 2 es Man “Olas 
560759; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


IN THAT DAY SHALL THIS SONG BE SUNG; 
anthem, words from the Bible, music 
by George B. Nevin tof U. Si; men’s 
voices with organ acc. 4to. 6480 

© “Feb: 28,1923: 2 ¢. Apr. 9: E 
559196; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


IN THAT SOUTHERN HAREM OF MINE; 
words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe 
Young, music by Harry Akst and 
Geo. W. Meyer tof U. Sj 6481 

@©'1 c¢. Apr. 12; 1923; E 559289. 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


IN THE, ARMS OF OLD MoTHeER MAcCHREE; 
words and melody by C. B. and A. M. 
Lawlor tof U. Si, arr. by Leonard 
Lonquist tof U. Sa 6482 

© 1c. Apr. 9, 1923; E 561516; 
Sarg B. and Alice M. Lawlor, New 
ork. 


403 


CATALOGUE OF 


6483 


IN THE DARK, IN THE DEW; song, music 
by W ilfrid Pelletier of U. Sa; me- 
dium in F. 6483 

@: Aprs(24,.1923-. 2°c. Apr. Zos-e 
561822; Boston music co., New York. 


IN THE GOOD OLD SUNSHINE TIME; waltz, 
words and melody by W. J. Graham 
rot Ula 6484 

© 1c. Apr. 21, 1923; FE 559499; 
William James Graham, New York. 


In THE HicHLANpDs; by Wilson Man- 


hire rof England): piano. Contents: 
A twilight melody.—Fleurette——In 
the Highlands. 6485 


© Ape. 61923 dee Apr. 18 EF 
557547; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


IN THE HILLS OF OLD Missouri; words 
by Bud Tillery, music by Charles L. 


Johnson tof U. 6486 

© Mar. 29, 1933: Fe. Apr 2, 
561329: Sterling E. Price, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


IN THE LAND WHERE THE GREEN SHAM- 
ROCK GRows; words by W illiam Je- 
rome, music ‘by Harry ‘Von Tilzer tof 
Ue Sie medium voice, in G. 6487 

© ‘May 9, 1923; (2 c. “May ‘5; E 
562058; Harry Von Tilzer music pub. 
cox New York. 


IN THE MOONLIT GARDEN; duet, by Theo- 
dora Dutton of U. Sa; piano, 
End of the lesson duets, no. 4) 6488 


©. Apr. 1% A922 ec Apt. 1Ge Oe 
561654; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


IN THE MOSSY DELL, BESIDE THE RIPPLING 
STREAM ; words by B. F. Coquillette, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington rof U. 
SH 6489 


©. wes tAme 630)". 1923 ; “561995 ; 
Ben F. Coquillette, Chicago. 


In THE NIGHT: a love-poem, by Ernest 
Bloch tof Switzerland, domiciled at 
Clevelandi; piano. 6490 

© Mar. 925-02 cc, Mar. 15505 
558587; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


——— words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, 
music by R. Huntington “Woodman 


Poi Ube eet high or medium voice. 
491 


© Mar. 10; 1923- 2c Marc 152s 
558586: G, Schirmer, inc., New York. 


In THE RAIN: from The rainbow, words 
by Clifford Grey, music by ‘George 
Gershwin of U. 6492 


©) Ars 13,9 1923); oe Apres 11208 
561742. Harms, inc., New York. 


(In: 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt: Ill, nus.cviis 


IN THE VALE OF THE PINES; words by 
J. Majerowski, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington rof U. Sa 6493 

© :1 c. Apr. "6, 1923; E Ssaigg4 - 
Joe Majerowski, Denver. 


In YANKEE-DIxIE LAND IS WHERE THEY 
GRow; words by E. Manning 
music by Irving Edwards rof- Kings- 
ton, Jamaica, domiciled at New York 
New York, Lenox co. 6494 


(© Mar. 17, 1923: 2 cc) Aree, 


559299 ; Frank EF, Manning, Freeport, 
|e he N. 2 &, 


IN YOUTH GIVE THY HEART; words by 
Anna B. Russell, music by Guy C. 


Latchaw tof U. S.3 6495 
©. Mar. 9, 1923; 2 cf Apres 
561419 ; Harry D. Claus Chicago. 


INDIAN MOON: fox trot song, words 
and music by Rex Halm tof Great 
Britain); in F. ,(Staff and tonic sol-fa 


notations} 6496 
© -Apr. -2, 1923; deve. Ape es 
557203; B. Feldman & co., London. 


INDIAN WAR DANCE; by Walter C. 
Simon tof U. S.1 op. 18, no. 21; piano 
or organ. 6497 

© Apr. 20, 1923; 2scceAeeet 

' 550494: Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


INGELEIN; warnung an eine ungetreue, 
shimmy lied, worte von Kurt Schwa- 
bach, musik von Mischa ‘Spoliansky 
tof Germany} 6498 

© ‘Nov. 23, 192231 c. Fehe 2s 2923 ; 
E 556626; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


INNO DEI FASCISTI; giOvinezza, giovi- 
nezza, versi di Marcello Manni, mu- 
sica di G. Gastoldo, arr. by F. Pen- 


nino rof U. Sa 9% 6499 
© Feb:' 1, 1923: 2% Wipe eee, 
561737; Italian book co., New York. 


(© arrangement) 
IoNIAN MELODY; by Edward Ballantine 
rof U. $1; violin and piano. 6500 


©: Mar. 12, 1923%. 2.6= Vado 
558578; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. 


IRELAND; a ballad, words by Truman 
E. Fassett, music by Ida Bostelmann 
tof U. S13; medium voice. 6501 


© Mar. 5, 1923: 2 6 (Mar wee ae 


560763; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


IRELAND, DEAR IRELAND, THE LAND OI MY 
DREAMS; words by Ethel Steele, mu- 
sic by A. W. Brown of U. $1 6502 


404 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mo.) 9,.1925 


6521 


fet ec. tpr: 616..11923 > 561717 5 
Al W. Brown, New York. 


IRELAND IS BLEEDING; words by N. 
Scott, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
femal. 341 6503 

@) 1 ¢. Mar. 31, 1923: E 559000; 
Ned Scott, Winnetka, Ill. 


IkELAND'S RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO HEAVEN; 
words and music by Dennis Maguire 
tof Great Britain) (Paling’s song 
series, no. 8) 6504 

Popmate 5: 1925. “1 ic. Mar. 22558 
Boot VW. H: Paling & co., “lid., 
Sydney, Australia. 


IrtAM; conte persan, en trois actes et 
quatre tableaux, poéme de Paul de 
Choudens of Francei, musique de 
Marc Delmas ;of France; 4to. 6505 

Hem 715. 1923.01 se, YMar: 17; 
D 26423; Choudens, Paris. 


TRISH FANTAISIE; arr. by Edward Wil- 
liams rof Great Britain), fingered and 
arr. by Cyril Monk and August Am- 
bros; violin and piano. Paling ed. 
(Selected gems, no. 48) 6506 

Mian 15) 1923. 1 ic. Mar. 22; & 
Partie wives Li. Paling’ & co., :Jtd., 
Sydney, Australia. 


TRISH SPARKLETS; by Walter C. Simon 
fai W.eos op, 18; no. 8; piano or 
organ. 6507 

fey Age. 20,1923; 2 ¢. Apr: 21; 
559481: Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Is 1? A SIN, MY LOVING you; words by 
Emma Carus and Vincent Bryan, 
melody by J. Walter Leopold tof 
U.S. 6508 

©) yan) 2) 1923.2) c. Jan. 29; B 
558657; Carpold co., New York, 


Is rt you; words and music by B. B. 
Edmiaston of U. Si 
Can lye 8923312 cl Apr 19) & 

. 559615; B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


Is THERE ANY BROKEN HEARTS IN 
HEAVEN; words and melody by L. 
Stroud tof U. Sa, arr. by Harry P. 
Guy of U. $4 6510 

© woe Apr23, 1923; 1 Ssolsit; 
Lynn Stroud, Detroit. 


IsazeL,; from Go-go, words by Alex 
Rogers, music by C. Luckeyth Rob- 
erts.cof U. Sa 6511 

ou Ape. 4, 1923. 1 ¢ Apr..5;. E 
559071; Shapiro, Bernstein & co. 
inc., New York. 


6509 | 


ISABELLE; by B. Miller tof U. Si; mel- 
ody with piano acc. 6512 


© Wc. Ape i774 1928 4, :559363: 
Benjamin Miller, New York. 


It MUST BE JELLATINE; words by Mer- 
chant Cook, melody by B. R. Fon- 
fame jor) USsSay ages by (“H.. Quailt 
lark; por Uso. 6513 


© Len Apr. 24,1 1923* 4559534: 
Bettie R. Fontaine, New York. 


It’s A WONDERFUL THING TO BE YOUNG; 
words by R. S$. Hooper, music by 
H. M. Tennent tof England; 6514 


© eb;'20, 1923-1 «ec: Febs 2h: 
556475; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., 
London. 


It’s BRIGHT INSIDE; words by Ernest 
Lloyd, music by C. A. Smith of 
SIS a 6515 

(Ormnpr. te 19232 co (Apr. 2A ee 
559530; Charles Asa Smith, Moun- 
tain View, Calif. 


It’s MY MOTHER; waltz ballad, words 
by O. Pacl, music by Jack Vincent 
fot. Ui Sa 6516 

© -l*c. Apr. 19, 1923): 559565.: 
Otto -Pael, “Cicero, Tl. 


It TAKES. BUT A MOMENT TO SAY GOOD- 
BYE, BUT A MIGHTY LONG TIME ‘TO 
FORGET; waltz ballad, words by Billy 
Winkle and Joe Burke, music by 
Farl Burtnett tof U. Sj 6517 

© Apr. 22, 092392 ve. Apri vba 1s 
561584; Neville-Marple music co., 
Los Angeles. 


It WAS A LORDING’S DAUGHTER; words 
from W. Shakespeare, music by Ed- 
ward J. Bellerby tof England) op. 
43; two treble voices. 4to. (Part 
songs, no. 128) - 6518 


©): Mas. 26,. 1923; 1 .¢c..;Mar. 28: 5 
557421; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Ir wAs JESUS; words and music by 

E. M. Roth rof VU. Sa 6519 

@ujan. 10,1920 5 2c. Apr 13,1923: 

FE, 561640; Elton M. Roth, Ft. Wayne, 
Ind. 


ITALIAN SMILES; words by Eugene 
West, melody by Jack Glogau cof 
ies. 6520 


Or tiie. May: 52 1923) 562036; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
TtaLIANA; polka, by Nicolo Bertolino 
[Ores So. violin, 4to, 6521 


omc: pAgt «13,1923: 4H, 561629; 
Giuseppe Tivoli, Brooklyn. 


405 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6522 


pt. 111,n.s., v.18 


JAI DEUX AMANTS; de la comédie 
musicale L’amour masqué, paroles de 
Sacha Guitry, musique de Andre Mes- 
sager tof France) 6522 

© ‘Mar’.23, 1923 1 ce Ape G7 oe 
557279; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


J'AI LAIR DUN POIRE; fox trot, de 
Epous’ la, livret de Pierre Veber, 
musique de Henri Hirchmann of 
France} 6523 

) ‘Jan 98) O23 e 0 cobeb, ALOe 
556426; Max Eschig, Paris. 


Jar LES PIEDS EN VALENCIENNES; de 
Epous’ la, livret de Pierre Veber, 
musique de Henri Hirchmann of 
France} 6524 

©: Jane 3b 1923 5 lc: ebs 105.5; 
556420; Max Eschig, Paris. 


Jar vinct NAS; de la comédie musicale 
L’amour masqué, paroles de Sacha 
Guitry, musique de André Messager 
tof France) 6525 

(Oi Mar.) 23; 7192353 0h ‘osApm, GFE 

557278; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Ja, In Hawatr; aus der operette, Das 
lila separée, worte von Pordes-Milo, 
musik von Anton Profes rof Germany), 
erleichtert von Fritz Redl tof Ger- 
many} 6526 

© Apr. 7, L282: Pe. "Ape a75: EF 
557435; Robert Rihle, Berlin. 


JAPANESE LANTERN’S BLUES (Les fleurs 
de la nuit); de En douce, paroles de 
Jacques Charles et Ch. L. Pothier, 
musique de Ch, Borel-Clerc of 
France) 6527 

(C) ans oh Weer tc. Heb. 10 eck 
556429; Ch. Borel-Clerc, Paris. 


JAPANESE LULLABY; words and music by 
Lloyd Kidwell rof U. S$. 6528 
© lic. pe i 1923% S561 589:: 


Circle music pub. co., Cincinnati. 


JAPANESE (A) SUNSET; by Jessie L. 
Deppen tof U. $1, fox trot version 
and orch. by J. S. Zamecnik tof U. $17; 
filloreh. ) Ato. Sam (Fox popular 
orch. ed. 6529 

OrApe WA IS26.n2GcHA pre OF OH 
561503; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 


JAPANISCHE HOCHZEITSNACHT; fox trot- 
song, text von Kurt Robitschek, musik 
von Willy Rosen tof Germany; 6530 

© Oct)’ 30; 1922 > loo Feb: 28,1923; 
FE, 556630; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Java (La) pg JAvEL; valse java, de la 
revue Ba-ta-clan, musique par Dar- 
dany tof France; piano. 6531 

© Mar. 15, 1923-71 c. Manoa 
557176; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


JAZDA PATROLKI; polka, by Adam Szusz- 
czewicz.1of U, Si; piamds) § aetose 
© Apr. 18, 1923 2 .e0 Agee eae. B 
559471; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chi- 
cago. . 


Jazz, I WANT TO LEARN JAZZ: words 
and melody by S. Jefferson fof U. Si 
6533 


©_1 c. Apr. 21, 1923;-"E 558507 - 


Sherman Jefferson, Sacramento, Calif. 


JAZZMANIA; words and music by Lew 
Brown, N. T. Granlund and James F. 
Hanley tof U. Sa 6534 

© Apr..6, 19235) 2 i gee ee OE 
561604; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


JAzzy-onE; dans la revue de Ba-ta-clan, 
one-step de l’autruche, par Dardany 
tof France; piano. 6535 

© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; E 
557173; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


JH ME METS EN VOTRE MERCI; paroles de 
Charles d'Orléans, musique d’Etienne 
Millot rof France}; mezzo-sop. ou 
bar. 6536 

© Mar..5,:1923: 1 civ Mies 
597182 ; Durand et cie, Paris. (© 
transcription] 


JELLY ROLL; words and melody by E. 
Wilson tof U. Sa, arr. by H. Qualli 
Clark tot Ui Sa 6537 

© 1c. Apr. 17, 1923; E 550362: 
Elinor Wilson, New York. 


JERRY; from Jerry, words by L. S. Bit- 

ner, music by R. L. Harlow tof U. S. 

6538 

©. Apr. 2,::1923'.. 2) chy Agee 

561491; L. S. Bitner, Brookline, Mass., 
and R. L. Harlow, Belmont, Mass. 


Jes’ DANDY; novelty solo, by Joe Solman 

tof U. $1; piano. 6539 

©) Mar. "5, 19232 "206. Mie hae AK, 
558562; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


JESUS’ LOVE; words by L, J. Williams,’ 
music by §. B. Jackson tof U. S. : 
6540: 


© “Apr: 2; 1923; 2 c Mania.» 
558758; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


406 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6559 


JESUS PROMISED ME A HOME; words 
py iia dt. ‘Savage,, music by E. M. 
Rota jot U.S. 6541 


iean, 10%1921=°2 c. Apr, 13,,1923: 
me satess>).Fiton’ M. Roth, Ft. 
Wayne, Ind. 


Jeune (Le) HomMmM’ DA PRESENT; fox 
trot, de Epous’ la, livret de Pierre 
Veber, musique de Henri Hirchmann 
tof France) 6542 


ey ents) 1923: dec, Febi- 103° 
556421; Max Eschig, Paris. 


JeuNE (LE) VIOLONCELLISTE; collection 
de morceaux classiques en quatre vol- 
umes, choisis et annotés par L. R. 
Feuillard tof France; 1° et 2° v. 

6543, 6544 
© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. each Mar. 31; 

B, 557195, 557199: J. Janin, Oullins, 


France. (© collecting and annotating) 


JEUX D’ENFANTS; six morceaux, par E. 
Machabey-Ganeva! tof France; piano. 
Contents: 1. Le ballon—2. Le cer- 
ceau.—3. Cloche-pied—4. La corde.— 
5. La toupie—6. Chat perché. 6545 

omar tf, 1923: 1c. Mar. 31;,E 
557191; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 


JEUX DENFANTS, PETITS ET GRANDS; 
de Ad. Piriou tof France) op. 14; 
piano. 6546 

©) Dees 31,1922: 1:c. Mar. 17,.1923; 
E 555938; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. \ 


JipDISHE FISH; words by Louis Gilrod, 
melody by S. Klinetzky tof U. S. 
6547 
Orne Apr. 11,) 1923: (561600: 
Sam Klinetzky, Brooklyn. 


JoHN Hay; march by. M. A. Althouse 
Winey O.ts band: ..4to. 6548 
fnhliow, 21, 1916> 2 e.);Mart 26, 


£923 > 1 561375 ; 
Reading; Pa... 


JoLi—g (UNE) JAMBE DANS UN JOLI BAS; 
paroles de Fred Pearly, musique de 
Pierre Chagnon et René Darlay tof 
France] 6549 

ey Olan. 25.8 (O25 s ite. vA 6") 
Be7a02") Francis’ Salabert; Paris, 


JONNY-FOx TROT; aus der_ operette 
Yuschi tanzt, musik von Ralph Be- 


Penn music pub. co., 


natzky tof Germanyi, arr. von Karl 
Hiess tof Germany); -salonorchester 
mit klavier-kondukteur. 4to. 6550 | 


© May 20, 1920; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1923; 
E 557220; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 
(© arrangement) 


José; tango, by 
Englandi; piano. 
© Heb. 14, 1923 2.1 eo Apes PAE 
ae Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


Kay Montague of 
6551 


JOSEPHINE; words and music by F. H. 
Hill tof U. Sa New York, Manhat- 
tan music co. 6552 

©) Vane, Wi 1923") 2) ie. Apr 16308 

561713; Fred H. Hill, Athol, Mass. 


JourNEY’s END; words by William Har- 
old Martin, music by Herbert Ralph: 
Ward tof U. Sa 6553 


yi Mar. 101 973-2 co Miar) 1S 


558517; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
JUA-NI-TA: words and music by J. C. 
Spikes tof U. S.1 6554 
©) hene 22, 192 be 26. > jaly 5 
515429; John Curry Spikes, Los 
Angeles. 


JUBILEK, MASS; in honor of the sacred 
heart, Latin words, music by W. J. 
Marsh (Orne: Ours mixed voices, organ 
acc. Ato. 6555 

© Apr. 17, 1923: 2 co Apr [4k 
550322. McLaughlin & Reilly co., 
Boston. 


Jumpinc JAKE; by B. Sheldon Green 
cof Great Britain}; banjo and piano. 
(Paling’s banjo series, no. 6) 6556 

Oman 15) 1925- 1 ic. Mar: 22278 
S570 Vs A. Paling & «copa lids 
Sydney, Australia. 


JunE; duet, words by Arthur Guiter- 
man, music by Charles T. Ferry, arr. 
by John Ertel tof U. Si; sop. and alto. 


ema 5 195 2c: 
562082; Harold Flammer, 
York. (© arrangement) 


May tga 


inc., New 


JUNE DAys; words by H. Vernon, mel- 
ody by Joseph Memoli and Bert Fiske 
lot AU we. ari, by J..Menoli) and 
Walter Welker tof U. Si 6558. 

Cale est) Nags 3,:1923 one, Be 562026 
Harry Vernon, Los Angeles. 


words by Edward Leock- 
Denys Grayson of 
Great Britain) Contents: 1. If life 
were always June—2. Little home 
garden—3. It was June. 6559 

GuMiar: 305) 19230 dct) Apr a2 5 
557207; Cary & co., London. 


JUNE SONGS; 
ton, music by 


407 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6560 


Juncr (Dre) Maco; sechs gedichte von 
Georg Trakl, musik von Paul Hinde- 
mith fof Germany; op. 23, nr. 2; fur 
eine altstimme, mit flote, klarinette 
und streichquartett. Partitur. 4to. 

6560 


© Oct. '25,°1922') 1 c. Mar. 131-9923 
E, 556818; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, 
Germany. 


JUNGLE LAND; words and music by Sam 
Coslow tof U. Si 6561 
© Mar 13), O23 -\ 2 eur. 3B 
tee F, B. Haviland pub. co., New 
ork. 


Just A BABY; words by Bud Tillery, 

music by Carson J. Robison tof U. Su 

6562 

©). lam 30% 1923s 2 ciKéb: 25. 

560452; Sterling E. Price, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


JUST A LITTLE PEP, IS WHAT WE NEED; 
words and music by Halsie B. Warren 


fon MUS 6563 


©: hic. | Apres 9} 1923). BE 561530: 
Halsie B. Warren, Indianapolis. 


JUST A VISION OF MY HOME SWEET 
HOME; words by O. Cure, music by 
Harry jay tpseud! of ‘Elarry J. Lin- 
colin Or ho. 6564 

©. GA pe: 7.10232 es Apr. Soak 
561502 ; Orla Cure, Shelbyville, Ind. 


JUST BECAUSE OF YOUR SMILE; words 
and music by Frank Crumit of U. bo 
6565 


COriMay ar tesa. ce. May 
562067; Harms, inc., New York. 


Just For to-nicgHT (Nur eine nacht) ; 
by Oscar Geiger, ed. by W. C. Polla 
of Wi. Say with piano aec. le E flat 
alto saxophone—2. C melody saxo- 
phone.—3. B flat ten. saxophone. 


6566-6568 
© May 1, -1923; 2c: each May 10; 


Sioa 


E 562208-562210; Edward B. Marks 
music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment 


—— words by Ballard MacDonald tof 
U. Si, music by Oskar Geiger, op. 52. 
6569 

©: Nor Zi o2zg es ce Apr. 2308 
561783; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. (© English words and re- 


arrangement of melody} 


Just cone; melody, by J. Oliver tof 
Oi Sap arcs: by Lalli rolnson, ier 
User 6570 

©) 1 ea Agra he 23 ae, 561597 ; 
Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 


pt. ILI, Te'st, v.18 


JUS? LIKE AN ANGEL FROM HEAVEN; 
words by W. Hirsch, melody by Erno 
Rapee rof U. S. 6571 

© 1 cwApr.' 25, 7e2Z5— Besos. 
Walter Hirsch, New York. . 


Just LovE; fox trot, words and music by 
G. De Nixon pot Ursa 65 


© Ic.” Apr. (6) ToZse sor: 
Grace D. Nixon, New York. 


Jus? SAY IT SOMEHOW; words by S. A. 


Gerst, music by J. F. Roberts tof 
U. Sai New York, Manhattan music 
co. 


© Apr: 6, 1923* 2 °c. Ape eee 
559209; Sarah Agnes Gerst, Youngs- 
town, O. 


Jus? To HIDE AWAY WITH you; words 
by Louis Weslyn, music by Harry 
Alpert tof U. Sy 6574 

© Apr. 21,,,1923> 2,4) Ames 
559519; Joe Morris music'co., New 
York. 


YOU ; 


Just words by Lola Allison 
Haynes, ‘music by H. A, Riker tof 
Usa 6575 

©ilc. Ae 


20, 19235 is SO8757 > 
Harland A. Riker, Alliance, O. 


Kaayaridvos (Kalamatianos) ; by An- 
tonios X! Sakelariou jof Ul) Si. in- 
strumental. (‘EAAnvKoi xopol kat dduara 
51a KAaplvoy Biorlov uavdorlvov Kai Kopvéera, 


no. 100) 6576 


© Jan. 10, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 7; E 
560728 ; Apollo music pub. CO., New 
York. 


KAMMERMUSIK NO. 1; von Paul Hinde- 
mith tof Germany op. 24, no. 1; fur 


kleines orch. partitur. 12mo. 6577 
©. Nov. 18;;; 192225 1 vei 
1923: FE 556910; B. Schott’s sohne, 


Mainz, Germany. 


KANNST DU’S NICHT MAL AUS LIEBE 
tun? lied und shimmy, worte von 
Peter Herz, musik von Oskar Burian 
rof Austriai, arr. von Otto Lindemann 
iof Germany) 6578 

<) Jan: 25, ; 19236 ie Beh: 28; 5; 
556640 ; Drei-masken verlag, a. f., 
Berlin. 


KEEP-A-GoIN’; words and melody by 
Byron Gay rof U. $a 6579 
© 1.) Apr, 26; 19237. Se05735; 


Byron Gay, inc., New York. 


KEEP ON HOPIN’; two-part song, words 
by Frank Stanton, music by Kathleen 
Heron-Maxwell, arr. by Boosey & co. 


408 


KILLARNEY COLLEEN; 


MUSICAL COMFOSITIONS 


6595 


no. 5, 1923 
tof Great Britaini; treble voices. 4to. 
(Boosey & co.’s_ series: ‘Two-part 


music for schools and colleges, 
1327) 

oy eens Al. 1923: 2c. Mar. 7; E 
560661; Boosey & co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


no. 
580 


KEsLER’S VIDE; words and music by H. 


Berman of U. S. 
(yay o’apboy )) 
6581 
fe Agr, 21. 1923;:2-c.. Apr 24..E 
559521; Harry Berman, New York. 


Kippiges’ (THE) BooK; collection of tra- 
ditional and nursery rhymes, arr. and 
set to music by Thomas Richardson 
and Elizabeth Cochran Leishman 


Richardson tof Great Britain) (Cur- 
wen edition, no. 8629) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 6582 


Poems 25, 1925- 1 co Apr. 6: EF 
557488; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


words by Harold 
Robe, music by Charles A. Prince tof 


Sa 6583 


Mac. 17, 1923; 2c. Mar. 19; E 
_ se1073 5 A.J. Stasny music co., inc., 
* New York. 


Kim; shimmy fox-trot, di Nicola Moleti 
tof Italy); petit orch. avec piano con- 
“ducteur. 4to. (Edizioni Carisch: 
Collection etoile) 6584 


© Fels: 3, 1925 1:-c. Feb. 287 FE 
556643; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


Kimi Ga Kapo; words from Sin Shi, by 


Soho Hoshi, English tr., and arr. of 
old koto music by M. M. Higgins tof 
toa (Songs from the Jayenge 
no. 3) 6585 

©) tc Mar. 17; 1923; . 8 558612; 
ao Manlove Higgins, Brook- 
yn. 


KINDER, KINDER (Children, 
Hebrew version by Karena Post, music 
and English lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz 
pf U. S71 1. High, in D minor.— 
2. Low, in C minor. 

MDa29p ADAP) 


6586 


© Sept. 29, 1922; 2 c. each Apr. 21, 
1923; E 559462 ; Sam Fox pub. co., 
Cleveland. 


KINDERLIEDER; nach texten von Chris- 
tian Morgenstern, musik von Wilhelm 
Grosz tof Austria) op. 13. (Universal 
edition, no. 7169) 6587 


children) ee 


a 


© Nev.. 25) 1922% 1 ¢ Mar..31;,1923¢ 
FE, 557213; Universal edition, a. g., 
Vienna. 


Kine ARTHUR SUITE; by Henry Purcell, 
arr., ed., fingered and bowed by James 
Brown ;of England); string orch. with 
piano acc., sc. (Polychordia string 
library, middle grade, no. 120) 6588 

©. Dee: 30; 1923) 1'.c: Jan: 12, 1923: 
A 556488; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


Kine Happy Is OUR KING; words and. 
music by J. N. Whybark of U. Su 
Ato, 6589 

© Mar. 3% 1998--2- -¢. Apr. 53 
561384; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. 


Krine’s (THE) viotinists (Les violons 
du roy); by Ed. Poldini tof Hungary) 


op. 81, no. 1; piano. (Eight poetic 

fancies; no. 1) 6590 
© Mar. 15, 1923: 2c. Apey Ga 

559189; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Krein URSEL; worte von Dora Smit- 
Sibinga, Haag, musik von Heinz Tieés- 
sen tof Germany) op. 23, no. 7. 6591 

©) Oct. 29; 19138; b ce: Sept.- 15) 1922 
E 557515; Adolph Ftirstner, Berlin. 


KuEINE (Die) Lorre HAT SICH VORGE- 
STERN VERLOBT; text von Stephan 
Weiss und Peter Herz, musik von 
Stephan Weiss ‘of Austria 6592 

© Nov. 24, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E, 556627; Drei-masken verlag a. 
Berlin. 


oO 
=) 


KLEINES PUPPCHEN, LASS UNS SCHLAFEN 
GEH 'N; tanzlied, aus der operette Die 
fruhlingsfee, worte von Hans Pflanzer, 
musik von Victor Corzilitis tof Ger- 


many] 6593 


© Aprs 7: (ORE Hive. Apr. 17: E 
557428 : Robert Rtihle, Berlin. 


Ktumsy Katie; words and music by 
Boeachner jor U. S34 6594 


@ dee, Apc: 16,,,1923; E 561694; 
Edith Joyce Hitchner, Freeport, Ill. 


KONIGSKIND (The little dream princess) ; 
worte von Hermann Hesse, English 
version by Hilda von Siller tof Ger- 
many}, musik von Carita von Horst. 

6595 

© ia ie MOT ca Apa, 2.1923 - 

E 557141: Ed. Bote and G. Bock, Ber- 
lin. :© translation 


409 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6596 
Koxomo; words and music by F. T. 
Neff tof U. Sa 6596 


© Mar 10, 1923%)2 co Mari24-98 
561150; Flora Trueblood Neff, Den- 


Ver: 


KoNZERT FUR KLAVIER IN ES-DUR; von 
Hans Pfitzner tof Germany) op. 31; 
mit begleitung des orchesters. 6597 


©) Miarsy8, 7 102g) es. Agphie 1, 
557340; Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 
KoutrcHiskA (LE); de la comédie 


Lamour masqué, paroles de Sacha 
Guitry, musique de André Messager 
tof France} 6598 
©: Mar 23: 1983s “ses Apr. 16: 
557283; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Ronald 


Ku KLUX KLAN; words by 
Jeans, music by Philip Braham of 
England) 6599 
(©) ebs) 20.1928". vc, Shebi M2388, 
556477; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd, 
London. 


Lapiks (THE) oF St. JAMES’S; words 
by Austin Dobson, music by Frederic 
H. Cowen of Great Britain); in B 
flat. 6600 

©) Mar. Zl, 19232 1c. Apt.” 162, 
557407: Enoch & sons, London. 


Lapy Bu‘YTERFLY; 
Werner Janssen, 


selection, music by 
compiled and arr. 
by Eugene Platzman tof U. $8.1; 
piano. 6601 


cy Ape 91923) 21 Apr. 10.5 
561549 ; Harms, inc. New York. ‘© 


arrangement) 


LALO (EpouArD Victor ANTOINE) Con- 
certo en ré; par E. Lalo, révision par 
L. Fournier tof France ; transcrite 
pour violoncelle et piano. 6602 


©) Mars 5 tI 23eploc. Mar i3ien 
557196; Durand et cie., Paris. (© re- 


vision and transcription) 


Le roi d’Ys; ouverture, von Ed. 
Lalo, bearb. von Leo Artok tof Ger- 
many} op. 53; orch. with piano con- 
ductor. (Domesticum, no. 139) 6603 

© Jans 106 1975 ite. Mar: vy ak, 
557000; B. Schott’s ’sohne, Mainz, Ger- 


many. 


—— Rondo; symphonie espagnole, von 
Ed. Lalo, bearb. von Leo Artok tof 
Germany); orch., with piano conduc- 


tor. (Domesticum, no. 140) 6604 


©) Jan’ 20,7 19237 ee Mar? 17 aay 
557002; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, Ger- 


many. 


t vows ijn "7. 
" ae os ~/ ; AN 
’ Sel dani 1K 2 
‘ , ¢ 


pt. II, mS we Ue 


LAND DIRGE; part-song, words by John 


Webster, music by. Chris. M. Ed- 
munds ,;of Great Britain}; mixed 
voices. Williams, ed.) 4te, (iP ast 
songs by modern composers, series 
if; BOLL) 66 


(Cc) Jan. 31, 1923 were 
556820 ; Joseph Williams, ai Lon- 
don. 


LAND MEINER TRAUME; von Ph. Fahr- 
bach, jun., op. 300, arr. von Nicolaj 
Hansen of Denmark); salon orch. 
4to. (Wilhelm Hansen edition: oe 
6 


dal, nr. 87) 


©. Feb...20,.1923: 1 c, Marie 
556898 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


LAND OF OUR OWN DAY DREAMS; words 

and music by C. Macgregor ;of U. S. 

6607 

© Apr. 20, 1923: 2 co iiayere 

562134; Clintonia MacGregor, Phila- 
delphia. 


LapPInG (THE) ‘IDE; rondo, by Lita 
Jarratt tof England) op. 20, Wo 33 
piano. (Five impressions, no. 3) 


© Mar. 13, 1923; 2 c) Manweerns 
558957; B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 


Larco; by D. E. Jeffersonian vay oa 
piano. 6609 


© Mar. .3,. 19232 2%) ieee 
560631; Dora Evelyn Jefferson, St. 
Paul. 


from The new world symphony, by 
Anton Dvorak, op. 95, rev. and fin- 
gered by Eugene Platzman ;of U. S.1; 
piano. (Century certified edition, no. 
2198) 6610 

@© Apr. 10, 1923;°2 «. Apres, 
559257; Century music pub. co., New 
York. © fingering) 


Lassie (A) I KNow; words by Emma 
Chew, music by J. N. Whybark tof 
U2 Sifter 6611 


©, Mar. 31; 1923; Bivens 


561381; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. : 

Last (THE) ROSE OF SUMMER; song, 
arr. by M. Knafil. ;of. U. (oa) gezmo: 
tPhotostat) 6612 

© 1 ¢ Apr. 6, 192557 sai: 


Marghee Knaffl, Knoxville, Tenn. 


LAuRENS (EpmMonp) Arabesques; par 
EK, Laurens prof France; op 12, doigtée 


par Mary Moll; piano. (Edition na- 
tionale francaise: Panthéon des 
pianistes, no. 12275 6613 


© Feb. 10; 1923: 1..c) Maria. 
556832; Henry Lemoine et Cie; Paris. 


410 


6608. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Tip! .5s..1923 


6629 


LAWRENCE, HIGH SONG; words and music 
by Edward H. McCabe tof U. S. 


"6614 

G@iMiar. 15; 1923-2. c.. Mar. 19;' 

Benes: ) B.) H.*McCabe, Lawrence, 
Mass. 


Lawyer Brown; words by John Saxe, 
music by Roland Farley tof U. Sa: 
high or med. voice. 6615 

reer. 2.) 1923; 26. Ape: i E 
559114; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


LEAVES OR SHEAVES; words and music 
Dyes. oe, Warren tof U. $2 6616 


rn 25,,1923* 2 coiApr. 27; .% 


561872: B. E. Warren, Ft. Meade, 
Ela. 
Leppury (THE) PARSON; from. the 


Worcestershire suite, by Julius Har- 
rison of’ Great Britaini; piano. 

6617 

© Mar. 19, 1920; 1 c. Mar. 24, 1923; 
E 55/7007; Enoch & sons, London. 


Lrecenng& (La) pu RuHIN; chanson fox 
trot, paroles de Louis Lemarchand et 
Raymond Genty, musique de Joseph 
Szulc- tof. France) 6618 

io) hats 23. 1923- 1c. Apr: 6: E 
59/304: Francis Salabert, . Paris. 


Le Guittarp (A.) Quatre mélodies; 
musique de A. Le Guillard tof France} 


Om woe Contents: 1: Ba mort ‘des 
amants; paroles de Charles Baude- 
laire—2. Pantoum négligé; paroles 


de Paul Verlaine.—3. Crépuscule plu- 

- vieux; paroles de Ephraim Mikhael.— 

4, Chanson; paroles de André Spire. 

6619 

ecs SU N1927 > 1. c., Mar. 17,:1923; 

E 556912; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


words ‘by DL.” Hi: 
A. Kirkpatrick 


‘LEONORA’S LULLABY; 
Cox, music by Wm. 


EW cS. 6620 

Ween 4 t922 - 2. er Jans-22...1923 

FH, 558822: Leonora Harvey Cox, 
Beaumont, Tex. 

LET EACH RINGLET BE A LINK; words by 

R, W. Farrington, music by Leo 

Friedman rof U. Su. 6621 


Clic. Apr 24119233). 1) 550552 ; 
Mrs. R. Wiltgen Farrington, Aurora, 
Il. 


Let’s co to CaLirorniA; words by H. S. 
Kester, music by J. F. Roberts tof 
U. Sa New York, Manhattan music 
co. 6622 


‘LIEBESGESCHENKE;} 


©vApr. 18, 1923\; 2c. Apr. 240 8 
559528; Herman Spencer Kester, 
Terre Haute, Ind. 


LET’S TAKE A CAR RIDE; fox trot novelty 
song, words by Billy Rose and Ben- 
ton Ley, music by Lee David jot 
Sa 6623 

© *ApE 30.) 1923; 2c) May 6: 
562142; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York, 


LETS WALTZ AGAIN; words by Jackie 
Lynton, melody by Gene Gaylord tof. 
Sa arr by Vern. Eliiett tor U.S 

6624 


rive Apr vi. 1923)" S6rsoa- 
Jane B. Johnston and Jessie Lynton, 
‘Santa Monica, Calif. 


LET US GET A DIVORCE, AND BE JUST 
SWEETHEARTS AGAIN; waltz song, 
words and music by L. Morgan tof 
Us Si ste outs, Mo, “Shattinger 
music co. 6625 

©) Mar 9 19252 c. Mar, 12 a 
560789; Lucille Morgan, St. Louis. 


Ligse (Dirk) CEHT UM; posse mit gesang 
in drei akten, von Robert Bodanzky 
und Bruno MHardt-Warden, musik 
von Robert Stolz rof Austria; op. 425, 
arr. von Otto Lindemann of Ger- 
many] 6626 

© Oct. 30; 1922: 1°c. Feb. 28; 1923); 
E 556632; Drei-masken verlag, a. g,, 
Berlin, 


LIEBER SCHATZ, WAS DU MIR ANGETAN 
(What have you done); worte von 
Kurt Schwabach, musik von Hans 
Schindler tof Germanyl, arr. von 
Otto Lindemann rof Germany) 6627 


© jan: 25. 1923; ‘Vc “Feb. 285. 
556639; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


‘unbekannter dichter, 
aus der Chinesischen flote v. H. 
Bethge, musik von Joseph Gustav 
Mraczek tof Germany); singstimme 
mit piano. (Chinesische- japanische 
lieder, no. 2) 6628 

@u Mat. fe 1922 toe. Sentedor eb; 
557493;  Heinrichshofen’s verlag, 
Magdeburg, Germany. 


worte von Otto Erich 
musik von Heinz Tiessen 

6629 
Sept. 15, 
Fiirstner, 


LTEBESODE ; 
Hartleben, 
tof Germany) op. 22, no. 1. 

© Oct. 29.) 1918 3) Lec 
1922; FE 557504; Adolph 
Berlin. 


411 


eri ae csr, 
r Pa 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6630 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


LIFE OF MY LIFE; words and music by 
Clyde Monroe {i. e. W. Mon- 
roe, of DU. (Sa 6630 

©vl & Ape. 25,1925: “He 561635 
William Earnest Clyde Monroe, New 
é York. 


Lire (THE) worRTH WHILE; words and 
music by C. H. Lowden jof U. Sy 
6631 
© ‘Nov. 1, 1922; 2 cc. Féb, 12,1923 ; 
E, 561767; C. Harold Lowden, Phila- 
delphia, 


LiF? EVERY VOICE AND SING; by J. Rosa- 
mond Johnson, orch. by Jas. Har- 
rinpton. Of, WU. Si; vocali.orch, in 
B. 4to. 6632 

© Apr. 14, 1023+; 2. c. Agir. 165-5 
561687; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. (© arrangement} 


LiFT YOUR GLAD VOICES IN TRIUMPH ON 
HIGH; Easter anthem, words by 
Henry Ware, music by T. Frederick 
H. Candlyn tof U. S.1; mixed. voices, 
organ acc, 4to. 6633 

© Feb. 16.1928 2 cc: Apr SS 
559187; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Li,acs; words by Laurene Highfield, 
music by HH. W.. Porter’ 1ofoU., 5.1; 
unison, or solo, with four pt. refrain. 
4to. (School music for the upper 
grades and high school) 6634 

©@ipr. 6, 1923:°2 c: Apr 1s 
559279: Chart music pub. house, Chi- 
cago. 


LILLIAN; waltz, words and melody by 
1 Ege Hubert tof Rumania, domiciled 
at New York 6635 

©) ty ic, Ae. 9201025 VES also: 
Frank J. Hubert, New York. 


Lity; valse, words and music by §. J. 
De Rosa tof U. $4 6636 
©e ic,” Magia 023°) 500879 * 
Salvatore Jack De Rosa, New York. 


LincoLN sonc; words by G. L. Roberts 
and EHC.) Renner, imusic ‘by “ERC. 
Renner: jolt Us, “arr. by Jerome 
Mayhall tof U. $a. 6637 

© Tc) Mia 3023 562027; 
H. C. Renner, Cleveland. 


Linpy LADY; words and music by Percy 

Wenrich of U. $4 6638 

©) Mar. 5, 1923-2 we ara Gab, 
560666; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


LinNEt (THE); intermezzo, by M. A. 
Althouse tof U. Si; band. 4to. 6639 


© Dec. 15,1912; 2c. Mar. 26, 1923; 


E 561377; Penn pub. co., Reading, Pa. 
LINNET (THE) IN THE GROVE (Mésanges 


dans le bocage); by Ed. Poldini tof 


Hungary) “op: - $1,> fe 83 


op: SL, piano. 
(Eight poetic fancies, no. 8) 


© Mar. 15; 1923326) Bee eee 


559186; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


LISTEN TO THE LAMBS; a religious char- 
acteristic in the form of an anthem, 
music by R. Nathaniel Dett, arr. by 


Victor Harris jot, Us) “Sus eeeabec. 
women’s voices, with sop. solo. (G. S. 
8vo choruses, no. 7028) 6641 


© Mar. 5, 1923: 2 ¢, Mar e08 
560762; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Liszt (Franz) Bilder aus Ungarn; 
ungarische volkslieder von F. Liszt, 


iibertragen von Franz Drdla tof Aus-- 


tria) op. 154, no. 1; violime und klavier. 
Contents: 1. Csak titok ban akartalak 
szeretni.—2. Jaj beh szennyes az a 
maga. kendéje—3. Beh szomooru ez 
az életén nékem—4, Beh! sok falut, 
beh! sok varost bejartam—5. Erdo, 
erd6, stirtt erd6 arnyaban. 6642 

(©): June 5, 1917; 1 Sepa wae oe 2 
FE 557502; Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann, 
Leipzig. 


——Ljiebestraume (Dream of love); 
notturno, no. 2, by Liszt, ed. by Mc- 


Nair Ilgenfritz fof U. Si, played by 
Harris Meyer. (Recordo, no. 67590) 
tMusic roll 6643 


©. Apr. 25,..19235\ Zi, ieee E 
559989: Recordo play er roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


Meet me in dreams (O komm im 
traum); by F. Liszt, transcribed by 
UE sm Harrington tof U. S.1; violin 
and piano. 6644 

© 1c. Apr. 23, 1925; Solves: 
Edward B. Marks music co. New 
York. 


—— Pusta wehmut; die werbung, ge- 
dicht von Lenau, musik von F. Liszt, 
iibertragen von Franz Drdla tof Aus- 
tria) op. 154, no. 2; violine und klavier. 

6645 

© June 5, 1917; 1c) Sept. Tae tez2: 

FE 557503; Jul. Heinrich Zimmermann, 
Leipzig. 


LirtLe (THE) BLUE FLOWER; by Arnoldo 
Sartorio tof Germany) op. 1273, no. 3; 


piano, four hands. Bostomy fetes 
Evans music co. (Pleasant hours, no. 
3) 6646: 


© »July: 6;/ 192h; 2 coal eee 


513253,; M. T.-Eyans, ‘Bostoa 


42 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no! 5;.1923 


6665 


LITTLE BOY BLUES; words and music by 
Roy Turk, J. Russel Robinson and 
Addy Britt of U. Si 6647 

(een 16,1923; 2 c. Apr. 6; E 
561434; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


LITILE BRIGHT EYES; schottische, by 
Paul Lawson jof U: Si; piano. (Play- 
ing in the garden) 6648 


me Mar 10: 1923- 2)¢ Mar:13.' 
Se Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Littire (THE) COLLEEN; duet, by Theo-1 
dora Dutton tof U. S.1 piano. (Jn 
End of the lesson duets, no. 2) 6649 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 2c: Apr. 16; E 
561652; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Litttm (A) COON’S PRAYER; part-song, 
words by De Burgh D’Arcy, music by 
Barbara Hope, arr. by Boosey & co. 
rof Great Britain); two treble voices. 
4to. (Boosey &co.’s series: Two-part 
music for schools and colleges, no. 

6650 


1330) 


© Feb. 2 1923’ 2 ¢. Mar. 
560658; Boosey & co., 
(© arrangement 


Littué (A) DANCE; by Ruth Vincent tof 
Uy Sa} piano, 6651 


ey Mag: 13, 1923: 2c. Mar. 28 jk 
558960; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 
ton. 


Lee 
New York. 


Li?t?LE FAIRY BOAT; words by Edith 
Smale, music by Cecil Rayners tof 
Great Britain 6652 

evar 8 1923 1 «. Apr. OY 
557252; Wilford, Itd., London. 


LITTLE GIRL WITH EYES OF BLACK; words 
by W. A. Corl, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud; of Ethel Fisher, of 
el os 6653 

© 1c. Apr. 19, 1923: ae 559430 ; 

Wm. A. Corl, China Grove, N 


LITTLE GREEN TENTS; Soa: by Walt 


Mason, music by L. F. Frank tof 
eS 6654 
Gli ic. Mawes 9. 1923 °° HB, 562099. 


Lydia Fossler Frank, San Diego, Calif. 


LittLe (THE) LEAD SOLDIERS; march, 
by Ruth Vincent tof U. S.1; piano. 
66 


War. 19.1923" 2 c., Mar. 28 
558961; B. F. Wood music co., 
ton. 


LITTLE LOST ROLLING STONE; fox -trot, 
by Alfred Solman, orch. by W. C. 
Polla tot U; Sa oreh?’ 4to. 6656 


Bos- | 


@) Apr. ai 1923)! 2 ab Apr. 232° 5 
561782; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. :© arrangement 


LiftLé RED BOAT; words by Fred G. 
Bowles, music by Denys Grayson of 
Great Britain) 6657 

@7 Mer 550: 1923) bie; Apri 2 ue 
557206; Cary & co., London. 


LirtLE RED Ripinc Hoop Goks SINGING: 
words and melody by E. Jean of 
U. Sa, arr. by Herman Spieltor tof 
US. 6658 

© ley Paar Ga 9285" Bi SO147 7,3, 
Elsie Jean, New York. 


Little RoAD; words by Geo. Graff, jr., 
music by Ernest R: Ball tof U. Sa; 
in E, flat. 6659 
; ©) Ape 11, 619282 6 Ag 195 
559411; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


Littte (A) ROMANCE; by Lita Jarratt 
for ~Bnesland: op! 20; no: “2; piano. 
(Five impressions, no. 2) 6660 

Cole ier Aa.” eae 2 ae. he 23 
EF 558956: B. F. Wood music co., 
Boston. 


Little (THE) RowpDy; caprice, by G. M. 
Bartlet. tof U. Sa op... 743. piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2186) 
6661 

10:55 
New 


@r Apr. 10; 1923':) 2 ey Apr 
559220; Century music pub. co., 
York. 

LittLheE (THE) SHEPHERD; 
Little folks, by Jeanetta 


words from 


A. Marks, 


arr. of old melody by J. N. Why- 
bark tof U. Sa 4to. 6662 
CMa 31 1923" 2c). Apts seb 


561385; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. 


LitttE (THE) SHEPHERD'S SONG; 13th 
century, words by William Alexander 
Percy, mmsic Ay Clara Edwards tof 
Ue 6663 


tO) iar. 5.41923" 2) c) Mag. deep 
558563; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


LITTLE sTAR; words by W. A. Peterson, 
melody by Arnold T. Lax tof ee SH 
664 


@ul re. Mar. "30, 1923 S61372; 
Wm. A. Peterson, Sandwich, Ill. 


LITTLE STARS SEVEN; duet, words by 
Catherine de Mille, music by Ells- 
worth Stevenson, arr. by John Ertel 
jot Us Sa3 sop. and’ alto! 6665 

(Ope Mian: 5a 1923). 2>\c) Nay fy 
562083; Harold Flammer, inc. New 
York: 


413 


| es Ah a 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6666 


pt. III, n. s., v. 18 


Littte (THE) VIVANDIERE; morceau 
militaire, by Lita Jarratt of England) 
op. 20,;/, no, 1; . piano." 2CP ive am 
pressions, no, 1) 6666 

©) Mar, 13,1923 2 -¢: Mar Zeer 
558955; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 


ton. 


Li, AMAR’ “I CCA’; parodia da cantarsi 
sulla musica di LI’ America, versi di 
A. Melina, musica di E. A. Mario 
tof Italy; mand. acc. 6667 


Cyan. 3. 19233 2 ce Mian to eR, 
558656; Italian book co., New York. 


Lo, THERE IS BUILDED A CIty; words by 
George M. P. Baird, music by T. Carl 
Whitmer jof U. S21; mixed voices. 
(Laurel octavo, no. 1005) 6668 

KC) May By 192332) eo May 7s EF 
562062; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 


LoAFING Pete; fox trot, by H. Schuck- 

ert cof U. $.1; concertina. 6669 

©. Jane 5, 192332. Apes. i237 
559465; Henry Schuckert, Chicago. 


LocK ME IN YOUR HEART; words and 
melody by Arthur §S. Josselyn tof 
UeSs 


nO he | Ape. 25, 1923" oe SO 1e26; 
Alpha music co., Providence, R. I. 


Loa, GIRL OF MY DREAMS; vocal fox 
trot, words and music by Max Van- 
dyck tof Great Britain; 6671 


© Janwi2s 23-1 eke 16; ne 
556377; Boosey & co., London. 


Lona; ballad-fox trot, words and mu- 

sic by R. Fernwood ;of U.S. 6672 

© Mia 24923582. e)) Api e235. 

E 559467; Roland Guehrer, Milwau- 
kee. 


Longe KentTucKY Coon; words and 
music by Eddie Carroll jof England); 
in C. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 6673 

© eb) dees ves Apr ae, 
557309: (Francis) Day &! Punter; 
London. 


LONELY ; Des Savinieu wor 


WE Sa 6674 


lc. Ape. 13, 1923. 1 50lG27 : 
Domenico Savino, New York. 


melody, by. 


LONESOME AND BLUE; waltz ballad, 
words and melody by E. Tillman 
on UL Si 6675 

©) Apt.14,. 1923 .2ic. Apr: 19> 
550439; Edwin Tillman, Milwaukee. 


Lone Lost PAL; words by Mrs. A, C. 
Anderson, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 


6676 
© 1c. Apr: 1 1923: E 559282; 
Mrs. Albert C. Anderson, Albu- 


querque, N. M. 


Lorp Gop oF Hosts’: words by Charlotte 
G. Homer, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, 
jr, 710t., OAS4 6677 


© Aprii2, ig 2.0; iMarkiZhan 
558761 ; Chas. _ Gabriel, Chicago. 


Lorpy; words by James Dyrenforth, 
music by M. W. Hamilton tof U. S$. 
6678 

© lec. Apr. 11, 1925; “rao: 


Morris W. Hamilton, Port Washing- 
ton, IN. Y. 


Lost LovE (Perduto amore) ; waltz, by 

Ciro Valente rof U. $1; piano. 6679 

© Dec. 25, 1922; 2 c. May 5, 1923; 

E 562059; Original music pub. co., 
New York. 


Lost SUNSHINE; words by C. A. King, 
music by J. Ludwig Frank of ~~ 


© 1c. Apr. 19, 19232 Bi aaest7; 
Carrie Auredan King, West Coving- 
ton, Ky. 


Lortr (Antonio) Aria; par A. Lotti, 
arr. par J. Rochut tof France); trom- 
bone et piano. 668 

©) Mar: 23,.,.1923)91 jee pee ae, 
557273; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© arrangement 


LovuISVILLE; words and music by Irving 
Caesar tt Uo Sa 6 

©: Mar. 5, 1923-3 2"e7 Magee, 
560668; Harms, inc., New York. 


LovuIsvILLE Lou, THE VAMPIN LADY; 
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil- 
ton Ager tof U. Sa 6683 


© Apri 2, 19235, 2cwaape aes 
561423 ; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, 
inc., New York. 


Love; from act 2 of Youth, an operatic 
allegory, words and music by P. A. 
Barnes tof U. S31 Ft. Titomas, Ky.; 
Highland high school. 6684 

© Apr. 21, 1923; 2 ¢. Apr. 23; E 
561794; Paul A. Barnes, Ft. Thomas, 
Ky. 


L.O.V.E., A LITTLE LOVE SPELL; words 
by Clifford Seyler, music by R. Penso 
jof Englandi; in G. 1Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations] 6685 


A414. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


eames, L923 


6702 


© Feb. 14, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 11; E | Love’s ave THE sAmE; words by Gil- 


557368; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


LovE AND FLOWERS; flower song, by F. 
Aldcich ot U. Si, arr. by Calvin 
Grooms tof U. $1; piano, four hands. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2180) 

6686 

Mean 10, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 10;-E 

559216; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


LovE AND SLEEP; words by Arthur Sy- 
mons, music by F. Bennicke Hart tof 
Australia) 6687 

an 3), 1923: lec, Apr 25; EK 
557122: Allan & co., Itd., Melbourne, 
Australia. 


Lovr CANNOT BE HIDDEN; from The lady 
in green, words by A. T. Roy, music 
by John Graham tof U. S$. Publish- 
ed by W. and L. 6688 

Cimivar ol, 1923: 2 -c., Apr. 2; 'h 
561321: J. L. Peck, Lexington, Va. 


Love In CHINALAND; words by Shirley 
P. Edwards, music by C. Young tof 
U. Sj and O. Stevenson tof Great 
Britain, domiciled at San Franciscoi, 
arr. by O. Stevenson. 6689 

Guat ce) Apr 14, 1923): E.559342;; 
Catherine Young and Onslow Steven- 
son, San Francisco. 


Love IN THE Mist; words by Roland 
Jeans, music by Philip Braham tof 
England) 6690 

Mi bens 21) 21985311 rex, eb: 23?" E 
556481; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Love IS NEVER OUT OF FASHION; words 
by P. Rieck, music by E. S. 5. Hunt- 
ington tof U. $4 6691 

Gi Wi ee Apr 30,1923); 561978; 
Philip Rieck, Alloway, N. J 


LovE MAKES THE WORLD A MERRY-GO- 
ROUND; waltz song, words by Harry 
Lauder and Wm. Montague, music by 
H. Lauder sof Great Britain) and 
Bernardo De Pace rof U. Si New 
York, T. B. Harms and Francis, Day 
& Hunter. 6692 

© Apr 0 192952 chApri IT; & 
561660; Harms, inc., New York. 


Love ME: from Liza; words by Nat 
Vincent, music by Maceo Pinkard oe | 


Wer S . 669 
© Mar. 21, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 22; 


561134; Harms, inc., New York. 


7 


bert Rae, music by John Tannahill tof 
Great Britaim, harmonized by Pur- 
cell J. Mansfield, in G. (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 6694 

Or Pep 7 e751 ce heb. 2870 
556645; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


LovVE SENDS A LITTLE GIFT OF ROSES; 
ballad, by Cooke and Openshaw, ed. 
and played by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
U.S" CReeordo) word: roll,” no. 
67470) (Music rolh 6695 

©: Mie. 245 °1923: 200" Apm 4: 
561488; Recordo player roll co.,, 
Chicago. (© interpretation and edit- 
ing] . 


ee Solorcacola werd sole 
‘no. 74936) (Music roll 6696 
HOU ape 30, 1023.02 c May 2s ok 
559981; Cable co., Chicago. (© editing) 


LovR sHADOWS; when the _ twilight 
brings you to me, words and music 
by Arthur A. Penn, arr. by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. S.1; female voices. 
4to. (Witmark edition, no. 1587) 


KC) Pepr. "92. 19732 2 ey Apr 17s ie 
559389; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement} 


Love (A) sone; from Minnie and me, 
words by Zelda Sears, music by Har- 
aid, eveyone Sa 6698 

@©e Apres 12-1925 12 ci Aspyr. Tom is 
561672; Harms, inc., New York. 


LovE, YOU’RE A FRAUD; words and music 
by Leslie Elliott tof England) 6699 
©) Wes: 13,1922 © dic: Febis 26, 1923) 

E, 556493; Allan & co., pty. Itd., Mel- 


bourne, Australia. 


Love’s CESSATION; by R. Viola tof U. 

Sl; piano. 6700 

el ex, Aprils, 1923" He 55986 
Renzo Viola, New York. 


LovE’S DREAM; waltz ballad, words and 
music by E. N. Carter 1of U.S, arr. 
by Homer Tourjée. Los Angeles, 
Los Angeles music pub. co. 6701 

@)iTeby, 25,1925: 2) ¢- Mar. 10-08 
560778; Edgar Neels Carter, Los 
Angeles. 


LovE’s GOLDEN WAY; words by Dudley 
Beresford, music by Arthur F. Tate 
tof Great Britain) 6702 

CrApre 16, 192372) OvApr 245 
ome Song success syndicate, Lon- 
on, 


415 


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pt. 11D, MiSsivees 


6703 
Love’s SUNSHINE; words by J. ia 
Stevens, music by F. P. Knarr of 


i So arrvby der ieee anes) F. 
Stevens tof U. $1 6703 
Owes Apr 43011 9235/0 SelGs2 


F. Paul Knarr and James F. Stevens, 
Columbus, Ind. 


LovE’s visions; words and music by 
Aw, Mid Boetster 108" W.740.e oper ou. 
Leipzig, Fritz Schuberth, jr. New 
York, Carl Fischer. 1: Piano acc.— 
2 Oreh:.. ate: 4Se. 6704, 6705 

© »Feb: 20; 1923) 2c. each) Web. 24; 
E 558264, 558265; Adolph M. Foerster, 
Pittsburgh. 


Lovk’s WILEY DREAM; words by Herman 
V. Adams, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 5.1 


. 6706 
Gy ek. ch Apr. 2,,,19287 Bi s0l351 ; 
Herman V. Adams, Blanchisseuse, 


Trinidad, B.aW 21. 


LovEY DEAR; words by J. Burt, melody 
by Elizabeth G. Black tof U. S. 6707 


Cui bic: Ape; (O23 57%. 552356; 
Jessie Burt, Brooklyn. 


LovING AND TRUE; words and music ae 
P. H. Hale tof U. Si, arr. by Carl 
Zerse fof U. 8. 6708 


©) 1.c. Apr. 16, 1923; |E 561719; 
Philip Henry Hale, St. Louis. 


Lovin€ MOTHER; words by Mrs. B. Sew- 
ing, music by Elliott Markham of 
U. Si - piano with words. 4to. 6709 

© Feb. Pe O23 2c. iat: sailor ge, 
561099: Mrs. Bert Sewing, McLaren 
Station, Mo. 


Lovinc TIME; words by . Jack; ‘Payer, 
music by Lish Payne tof U. S1 New 
London, Conn., Payer & Payne. 6710 

© Mares, al0as, 2c, Apr 450k 
559157; John I Payer and Elisha B. 
Payne, New London, Conn. 


Luck: fox-trot, words by Johnny Hines, 
music by Leon De Costa rof U. Sa 


lp 1923 ; 2 eoiMay ber 
New York. 


© May 
562070 ; Harms, inc., 


Lutiasy; by Alexander MacFadyen tof 
Us Sj: violoncello with piano acc. 


712 


OWMay. 5 19235" 2 eo Nat Ona 
560765; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


four-part song, poem by Fiona 
Macleod (William Sharpe), music by 
Chris. M. Edmunds tof Great Brita: nN); 


female voices. Williams ed. 4to. 
(Part-songs by modern composers, 
series 2, no. 2) 


© Jan. 31, 1923: 1 c, Feb. 14; E 
raat Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


words by Charles Trueman Lan- 
ham, music by C. Potlariiomeemean 


6714 
© 1. c.. Apt. 4, W235-) onus = 


Clifton Power Clark, Washington. 


words by Margaret Tod Ritter, 
music by Frederic Ayres tof U. S.; 
for high or medium voice. 6715 

© Mar. 10, 1923: 2 co Miareies. F, 
558591; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


LULLABY, ‘HUSH WEE BABY; words and 
music by H. M. Hays tof U. Si 6716 


© 1c. Apr.) 13)..1923- soe? = 
Hallie M. Hays, Denver. 


LULLABY LANE; from Hitchy-Koo 1923, 
words by Irving Caesar, music by 
Lewis Gensler tof U. Sa 6717 


© ‘Mar: 3, 1925-2) co ieee 
560669; Harms, inc., New York. 


LUNE APRES LUNE; quatre chansons de 
fou, de Maurice Bachmann, musique 
de L. Ferrier-Jourdain tof France) 

6718 

© Dec. 31, 19223" Picrebiene 0, 

1923; E 556432; J.-C. Vincent, Lyon, 
France. 


Lurinc (THE) sonc; from The im- 
mortal hour, poem by Fiona Macleod, 
music by R. Boughton tof England) 
London, Stainer & Bell, Itd. 6719 

© -Apr..9, 1923 1c! are, 
557554; Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


Luz (A) Music scorE; for Where the 
pavement ends, compiled by Ernst 
Luz tof U. Si; piano leader. 6720 

© ‘Mar. ‘15,1923 992 jewel ee 
558614 ;: Photo play MUSie Meow uInIC., 
New York. 


Ma Lady JANE; words and music by 
We PicVincent (oMUAi Say 6721 
© 1 ic. Feb.’ 16, 192353 "s007s3; 
Winifred Potter-Vincent, Kansas 
City, Mo. 


McGinty’s BEST; by 
Canadaj; piano. 
© Apr. 14) 1923> eee, 
557412; John Gibson, Cataract, Can- 
ada. 


Je: Gibsons tof 
6722 


416 


= 


_ Macuasey-GANEVAL (E.) 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6738 


Six pieces 
faciles; par E. Machabey-Ganeval 
fof Erance]; piano. . Contents: 1. 
Petite histoire. — 2. Valsette. — 3. 
Promenade. — 4. Confidence. — 5. Jo- 
yeux souvenir.—6. Marche. 6723 

aii. 155.1923; 1 \c.,Mar. 315 
557190; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 


MapAme Fuirt; operette in drei akten, 
von Georg Okonkowski und Will 
Steinberg, musik von Walter Bromme 
fof Germany), bearb. von Siegfried 
Grzyb tof Austria; Berlin, Munchen, 
Drei-masken verlag, a. g. 6724 

feraue. 30) 1922;<1 c. )Sept.: 30; 
E 556130; United plays, inc. New 
York. 


MapAME Pompapour; operette in 
akten von Rudolph Schanzer 
Ernst Welisch, musik von Leo 
rof Austriai, arr. von Siegfried 
cof Austria) 6725 

faiey..13, 1922; 1c... Feb. 28, 
1923; E 556633; Drei-masken verlag, 
a. Berlin. 


drei 
und 
Fall 
Fall 


potpourri, aus der operette von 
Leo Fall tof Austriai, arr. von Sieg- 
fried Fall pof Austria}; klavier. 


p@et. 10,:1922;21 c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556634; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


MADE A MONKEY OUT OF ME; words 
and music by Billy Meyers, Louis 
Black and Elmer Schoebel of tee 


ee Apr..24,.01923; 559830 ; 
Jack Mills, inc.. New York. 


Macpaten; words by W. Edmister, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 6728 


©) lc. Apr. 19,1923; FE 559422; 
Whitney Edmister, Cut Bank, Mont. 


Macic nours; by Montague Ewing cof 
Great Britain); piano. Contents: 1. 
Springtime.— 2. On the river. — 3. 
Love’s trysting place—4. At eos 

/ 


(Mar, 19) °9923; 1c. Mar: 29: 
E 557110; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


Macic (THE) oF Love; words and mu- 
sic by L. Love tof Australia, domi- 
ciled at New York, arr. by Walter 
Goodell rof U. $.1; in F minor. .6730 


© 1c Apr. 19, 1923;- EF, 559412; 
Louis Love, New York. 


Macic (THE) PATH; four songs, lyric 
by Helen Taylor, music by G. O’Con- 
nor-Morris of Great Britain}; high 
voice. ‘Contents: 1. Enchantment.— 
2. The silver shoe.— 3. Woodland 
darkness.—4. Elfin bridal song. 6731 

@©aMarsal2Z:11923: i c:oMar. 30; 
~ 557081; Enoch & sons, London. 


Macician’s (Tue) cAveE; duet, by 
Theodora Dutton of U. S.1; piano. 
(In End of the lesson duets, no. 6) 

6732 
OipAprnd4, 1923; 2, c. pApr.c16.: 
561656; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


MAGNIFICAT; en plusieurs tons [etl 
Laudate; Latin paroles: musique par 
F. de La Tombelle tof France}; a 
-deux voix égales, ou quatre voix 
mixées, ad lib., avec .acc. d’orgue. 
(Selecta opera, no. 56) 6733 

OiDecs 25; 1927)» ce) Reb 24. 1923: 
5504555. V"> .-j Biton, “St Lar 


rent-sur-Sévre, France. 


Maipen’s (THE) pRAYER; by Tecla 
Badarzewska, simplified and arr. by 
Will Porter tof U. Si; piano. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2157) 

. 6734 

©y Apr. 10, 1923>2¢Apr 102 

559254;. Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 


MAKE ROOM FoR THE Kinc; words by 
Bp.  B. Edaiaston) music by. E.' °S: 
Dean 10r UW. os 

1) Jan. 7. 19238" 2 co Nine PLO 
559619* “Kmimett ‘S. Dean, Waco, 


Tex. 


MAKE YOUR OWN SUNSHINE, THEN LET 
YOUR SUNSHINE MAKE You; words 
by Billy Frisch and Billy Hueston, 
music by Nat Vincent rof-U. Sua, arr. 


by. Claude Lapham. 6736 

(Cy) Wien. 24.) 102322 chvMar., 20 
E 561063; Nat. Vincent, inc., New 
York. 


MArLapBar (Iso A DELLE PERLE) ; shimmy 
esotico, di N. Moleti jof Italy); petit 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
(Edizioni, Carisch: Collection etoile) 

6737 
© Pepu3) 1923 );) Te. Febn 28" 
556642; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


Matpitos cELos (Naughty jealousies) ; 
fox trot, par E. Vigil y Robles tof 
Mexico); piano. 6738 

Gade. wAnT.7,° 1923. 501500: 
Eduardo Vigil y Robles, Mexico 
City, Mexico. 


417 


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6739 


Matey (FrorENCE TuRNER-) A_ pas- 
toral; quartet or chorus, music by 
F, Turner-Maley tof U. Sa; men’s 
voices. (G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 
7026) 6739 

©} Mars 20) .09235 12'c) Mary 45; 
E 558589; G. Schirmer, inc. New 
York. 


Mama’s cot THE BLUES; words and 
music by Sarah Martin and Clarence 
Williams rof U. Sa 6740 

©. Mar. 26, 1923; 2c. Mar. 24; 
E 558818; Clarence Williams music 
pub. co., inc, New York. 


MAMMA’S WALTZ; 
fot, 9.1 ; piano. 
@.May. 2. 19250..2 GiiMay oy EH 
562126; Co-operative music co,, Phil- 
adelphia. 


by Leopold J. Syré 
6741 


MAMMY’S FOOTSTEPS AT ‘THE DOOR; 
words by T. Clark, melody by Arnold 
Wi Mase tof GS 6742 


© 1 c Mar. 30, 1923; E.561364; 
Thomas Clark, Uniontown, Pa. 


Mammy’s RosE-BuD; words by E. E. 
Smith, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
fat Us. 6743 

© 1c. Mar. 31,1923; E 559002; 
FE, E. Smith, Cleveland, O. 


Manas (Rocer) Danse; de R. Manas 
tof France}; violon et piano. 6744 
©. fang 31, 102s ec. Beb. 10; E 
556424; Max Eschig, Paris. 


Manpy L&& BiuES; words and melody 
by Walter Melrose and_ Marty 
Bloom tof U. Sa, arr. by Harry _L. 
Alford tof U. $.1 6745 

© tc) Apr. 2) 19235 501s38; 
Melrose bros. music co., Chicago. 


Manén (Joan) Vier lieder (Four 
songs); English version by Addie 


Funk, musik von J. Manén tof Spaim 
op. A-10. Contents: 1. Schimmern- 
der, flimmernder schmetterling 
(Glittering, flittering butterfly) ; 
worte von Margarethe von Schuch.— 
2. Serenade; worte von Mar- 
garethe von Schuch—3. Der toten- 
kranz (Mother’s grave); worte von 


Louis Zacharias—4. Prinzesschen 
(Little princess); worte von Louis 
Zacharias. 6746 

©) Jan, (25411923 5; dic. Mars 73; E 
557209 =. Umiversal, vedition,y)a., (2, 
Vienna. 


pt. rt, nasties 


MANHIRE (WiLson) Valse; Ist posi- 
tion by W. Manhire tof Englandi; 
violin and piano. 6747 

© -Apr. 6. 1923." el Agee as 
557551; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


MaArRABU; eine shimmy-parodie, worte 
von Wilhelm Sterk, musik von Karl 
Hajos tof Austria 6748 

<) Sept. 10, 19216" te eee 
1923: E 557082: Karl Brall Berin. 


Marcu IN F; by N. H. Atkins tof Eng- 
land) op. 20, no. 2; piano. (Six five- 
note pieces, no. 2) 6749 

© 'Mar. 13, 1923. 2 "ce eMegeeec ©. 
558950; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 


ton. 


MarcH oF THE BRAHMAN PRIESTS; 
from the suite, A night in India, by 
George L. Cobb. tof. US oa. aeenoepy 
R. E. Hildreth pof U. S45 orch) with 
piano conductor. 6750 

© Apr. 7, 19233) Avec Apia. = 
559461; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


MARCH OF THE KNIGHTS; duet, by Theo- 
dora Dutton jof U. Si; piano. (in 
End of the lesson duets,no.1) 6751 

© Apr. 14, 1923. 2 eae Es 
561651; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


MARCH OF THE SIAMESE; fox-trot char- 
acteristic, by Paul Lincke, orch. by 
W..C.. Polla tot, U.S arete co: 

6752 

© May 1; 1923." 2 cy Mie 

562207; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. (© arrangement) 


sae 


words by Ballard Macdonald 
rof U. Sa, music by Paul Lincke tof 
U.S. arr. by W. C.Polla ore we oO: 
6753 
© May 1, 1923: ‘2ccy Mayen E 
562214: Edward B. Marks music co., 
New -York. ‘© lyrics and arrange- 
ment} : 


MarcHE DES EscHoLIERS; paroles de’ 
Jean Hallaure, musique de Maurice 
Depret tof France; op. 88; piano. 


© Dec. 20, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 24, 1923; 
E, 556457; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 


MarcHeE ves R.A.T.; de A. Courquin 
rof Francei; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 6755 

©>Dee, 31, (1922; 1c Marilee: 
E 556955; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


418 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6773 


MARCHE EGYPTIENNE; de J. Ed. Barat 
~ tof Francei; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 675 
fOv@es, 20, 1923; lc. Mar. 17; E 
556954; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


MARCHE FUNEBRE; par Andrée Sauraly, 
arr. par Guillaume Balay tof France) ; 
harmonie ou fanfare. 4to. 6757 

fete 15, 1923: 1 c, Mar..31; EB 
557159; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 
(© arrangement) 


Marcia EROICA; by C. V. Stanford tof 
England) op. 189; organ. (Original 
compositions for the organ, new series, 
no. 92: Four intermezzi, no. 2) 6758 

Meera 61923: 1c. Apr, 7; E 

557244; Novello & co., ltd., London. 


MariA ASSUMPTA; hymn, poem by 
Richard Crashaw, set to music by W. 
H. Bell tof England); sop. solo, dou- 
ble chorus and chorus of boy’s voices. 
Ato. 6759 

Merwin.) 26; -1923- 1 c.. Apr. 9; E 
557419; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


MaRIENLIED (Appeal to the Virgin) ; 
worte-von Rainer Maria Rilke, En- 
glish version by Hilda von Siller 
rof Germanyi, musik von Carita von 
Horst. 6760 

© Nov. 1.1919; 1c. Apr. Z, 1923; 
Beejo7140-- Ed, Bote and G. Bock, 
Berlin. (© translation 


MaricoLp; waltz, by Charles Repper tof 
U. $.1; piano. 6761 
Gp rpe 14419232 2 caApre 17> E 
559394; Boston music co., New York. 


Marionerres (Les); characteristic fox 
ior, by iA. Rizzi cot..U; Sa; piano. 
: 6762 


rire. Apr. "23, 1923> FF S61809 ; 
Alberto Rizzi, New York. 


Marron’s DREAM WALTZ: words 
melody by C. E. Madder tof England, 
domiciled at Milwaukee 6763 

Glee | Aprn2e. 1923° “559577 ; 
Charles Butcher Madder, Milwaukee, 
Wis. 


Mari-posA; my Spanish butterfly, words 
by Walter Hirsch, melody by E. 
Rapeé fof U. Si 6764 

Gul eo Apr. p172 19232" 4 559354 ; 
Erno Rapeé, New York. 


MarRITANA; overture, by W. V. Wal- 
lace, arr. by Theo. Moses rpseud. of 
Theo. Moses Tobani, rev. by Robt. 


1702—23-——_5 


and 


- > 
MARZENIA O WOLNOSCI: 


Biederman tof U. $1; military band. 
Carl Fischer ed. (United States mili- 
tary band journal, no. 72) 6765 

©. Mar. t5, 1923-2 ¢. May 12°-E 
562250 ; Carl Fischer, New York. 
1© revised arrangement) 


MARITANA OVERTURE; by Wallace, ed. 


by WWicNan -Ileentritz, jof U.S; 
played by Mary Angell. (Solo carola, 
no. 74857) (Music rolh 6766 


© Apr, 30 1923"2) eu May 7s 7K 
559978; Cable co., Chicago. (© edit-— 
ing) 


MAROON VICTORY; words and music by 
George J. Stelljes, jr. cof U.S. 6767 
Ot May 101923 = 2 cs May: Zee 
ak Thornton W. Allen, New 
“ork. 


Margutseé (A) IN PoRCELAIN (Marquise 
en porcelaine) ; vby: Hd. Poldini [of 
Hungary op. 81, no. 3; piano. (Eight 
poetic fancies, no. 3) 6768 

OCMar.10;, 19235. 2c. Apr: 92 5, 


559185; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
MarronKA; folklore marocain, fox-trot 

shimmy, par Dardany of France; 

piano. 6769 


© Mar. tb, 19257 ‘e: Mare Sie 
557181; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


MARSEILLAISE (La)! ou, Le chant de 
guerre de l’armée du Rhin, drame en 
deux actes, 3 tableaux, paroles de 
André Mancel-Ferrier, musique de 
Alexandre-Georges of France : piano, 
4 mains, partie conductrice. 6770 


©): Dee: 615 19222.1.c., Mar...17; 19235 


E, 556911; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris: 
MaRUSENKA’S GARLAND; words by Helen 


Boardman Knox, music by Werner 
Josten’ rot’ U. SG - high voice, in A. 
(Fischer edition,:no. 5244) 6771 

© “May 7,) 19233,2 c. May,8:-E 
562118; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Mary From Mississippt; waltz, words 
and music by Dorothy Darling tof 
We Saar. by Ver Plott, 6772 

epee 12502 C. Apr yl 
561587; Shell craft productions, Los 
Angeles. 


walc, by Adam 
Szuszezewicz tof U. $1; piano. 6773 

@v Apres) 1923 2:2 e.. Apr 23 EF 
559470; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chi- 
cago. 


419 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6774 


Mascacni (Pietro) Intermezzo from 
Cavalleria rusticana; by P. Mascagni, 
transcription by Vahdah © Olcott- 
Bickford tof U. Sa op. 110; guit. 

6774 

© Feb: 27.1923.2 ce AMari Ze 

560462; Zarvah pub. co., New York. 
(© transcription) 


Mason LAND; words by W. A. Corl, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 677 

© 1c. sApr. 119, 19235) 559429; 
Wm. A. Corl, China Grove, N. C. 


Mass 1n B Fat; by Henry Farmer, ed. 
Eduardo Marzo tof U. $.1; soli, chorus 
and orch. 4to. rtLatin and English 
text) 6776 

@\ Jan: 16, 1923; 2 candvat, Feb. 
17; A 699854; Oliver Ditson co., Bos- 
ton. t© editing) 


Massa pBéAR; in From the new world 
symphony, words by Frederic Manley 
cof U. Si, music by Antonin Dvorak, 
arr. by Harvey Worthington Loomis 
fof UL Si; SOD, OF ten: 6777 

©: Apr. 3, 1928-20 c Apr 7 
561470; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 
(© text and arrangement of music! 


May snp DecemBer; words by J. M. 
Stuart-Young, music by G. T. Francis 
rof Great Britain 6778 

© eb. 28, 1925, 1c. Mar’ 6s 
556887: Murdoch, Murdoch & co. 
London. 


May pay; dance, by B. Sheldon Green 
tof Great Britain); banjo and piano. 
(Paling’s banjo series, no. 2) 6779 

© Jan 15,1923 1c. Mar. 27 
557014; W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Syd- 
ney, Australia. 


Mazurka; par Pierre Augiéras (of 
France); piano. (Six pieces caracte- 
ristiques, no. 2) 6780 

© Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; E 
557165; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


Meapow (THE) LARK; by E. L. Ash- 
ford tof UltSa; piano. (Day. im the 
woods ) ee 6781 

© Mar. 10,1923; 2c Mar. 13; FE 
558523; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Meprration; by Elkan Kosman tot 

England); violin and piano. 78 

© ‘Mar. .13, 1923; 1c." Mar. 14, 
556902; Elkin & co., ltd., London. 


pt. 111, nes. 18 


by. Harry C. Banks; jr: jot Uiiea-: 
organ. 6783 

© Mar. 15, 1923:°2°e) Mar aa= 
558619; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


MEDITATION IN A FLAT; by J. L. Mor- 
ris tof U. Sa op. 84, rev. and ed. by 
Eugene Platzman tof U. S.; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2189) 

, 6784 

© Apr. 10, 1923: 2c Apr 10-75 
559214; Century music pub. co., New 
York 


MEDITATION oF LOvE (Méditation 
d’amour); by F. M. Cappodona jof 
U. $1; violin with piano ace. 996785 

© 1c. Mar. 15, 1923; Sousa? 
Felix Michael Cappodona, Brooklyn. 


MEET ME IN MARYLAND; words by F. 
Anderson, melody by R. E. Spencer 
tof U. Sa, arr. by F. Anderson) por 
We Sa 6786 

© 1. c. Apr. 5/1993: Waa: 
Robert Elliott Spencer and Frank An- 
derson, San Francisco. 


MEIN GoLDELE; from The golden bride, 
words by Louis Gilrod, music by J. 
M. Rumshinsky tof U. Sa 


(pSpsbxa pn) 


6787 

©. Mar. 1, 1923.2 ce Miare ee 

a raeee Joseph M. Rumshinsky, New 
ork, 


MEIN MAMES LIDELE; words and music 
by R. Doctor tof Russia, domiciled at 
New York 

(poysn> pyND p17) 
6788 


© Apr. .10, 1923- 2) 6) Apmegss 
561800; Rubin Doctor, New. York. 


MEIstER (DER) VoN MONTMARTRE; 
lebensbild in drei akten, von James 
Klein und Karl Bretschneider tof Ger- 
manfyl, gesangstexte v. Karl Bret- 
schneider und Felix Wolff, musik 
unter benutzung Offenbachscher ori- 
ginale, arr. von Paul Hthn of. Ger- 
many) In 2 pts., libretto and music. 

6789 
© 1c. July 24751922-"eza4d20- 
Paul Huhn, Berlin. 


Metto D FLAT; words and melody by 
Byron; Gay wt UL sea 6790 


©»lc. Apr. 26; 1923 a yoaeer4: 
Byron Gay, inc., New York. 


420 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


6810 


MELODIE PATHETIQUE; by J. Walters, 
- transcription by Urban Adam Deger 
jot Uli Say piano. 6791 
@pMar 7, 19237 2 ¢ Mar. 7; E 
558809; Jefferson Brooks Walters, 
Dayton, O. (© transcription) 


MELODIOUS PIANO DUETS; by M. E. Mar- 
shall tof England) (Bosworth edi- 
manwene, 21071; 10/3) bk. 2)' 1A 
northern song. 2. A peaceful day. 
3. Siberia. 4. The merry-go-round.— 
ih ot, Russian dance. 2; ‘Gavotte. 
3. Minuet. 4. Country dance. 

6792, 6793 

muvian 9, 4923; 1c. each Mar. 31; 

E 557125, 557126; Bosworth & co., 
Itd., London. 


Metopy In G; by N. H. Atkins tof 
Englandi op. Z0, no. 6; piano. (Six 
five-note pieces, no. 6 6794 

femoris. 1923> 2 ¢ Mar. 28%: E 
558954; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 
ton. 


MELopYy water by Hallie Bertha Paul 

rpseud, of B. Fifer, of U. $.1; piano. 

6795 

Crake Apr 16; 1923: 561701; 
Bertha Fifer, Toledo, O. 


MEMORIES OF AUTUMN; romance, by 
Walter C. Simon tof U. $.1; piano. 
6796 


yn ieay 10, 1923 2 ¢. Mar. 13>. EK 
558515; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


MEMORIES OF GALLANT DAYS; words by 
Aaaora Noble, music by —. .S. -8. 
Huntington tof U. Su. 6797 

©. tec, Apr .30, 1923: & 561976: 
Stuart A. Noble, Philadelphia. 


‘Memorigs oF you; by H. E. Giammat- 
teo rof U. $.1; piano. 6798 
Kee: WA pr) 9, 1923: By, 561533 


Hercules E. Giammatteo, Brooklyn. 


Memory (THE) oF A SONG; love came 
to me in that sweet song divine, words 
by Worton David, music by Horatio 
Nicholls tof Englandi; in C. 6799 

eMar. 5, 1923-2... Mar. 14;°ER 
558560; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Memory’s GARDEN; words by Gwynne 
Denni, music by Lucien Denni of 
og: in) Ae fat. 6800 

Agi Sy 12s? Ge Mar. Stes EF, 
561328; J. W. Jenkins’ sons music co., 
. Kansas City, Mo. 


491 


MEMPHIS MAN; words by Paul Henry, 
melody by Willy M. Grant tof U. Sa, 
arr. by William Grant Still pof U. Sy 

6801 
© 1c. May 8 1923; E 562084; 
Herbert music co., New York. 


MEM’RIES OF MOTHER; words by T. 
Webb, music by Chas. E. Braun rof 
Ee Sa 6802 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 16: E 
561708 ; Tessa Webb, Columbus, O. 


MENDELSSOHN-BaArtHoLDy (Jacos Lup- 
Wic FELIx) Consolation; from Song - 
without words, by F. Mendelssohn, 
arr. by M. Greenwald tof U. Sua; 
violin, violoncello and piano. (Cen- 
tury certifed edition, no. 2177) 6803 
| Opp k0, 0235 2° ce. Ane. 10s, 
999227; Century music pub. co., New 
York. © arrangement) 


Klavier-werke ; von F. Mendelssohn- 


Bartholdy, neu-ausgabe von Emil 
Sauer fof Germany) (Edition Schott, 
NE AG; 47) bd. 2. 3) 6804, 6805 


© Nov. 8, 1922; 1 c. each Mar. 17, 
1923; E 557003, 557004; B. Schott’s 
sohne, Mainz, Germany. © new re- 
vised edition) 


Spring song; by F. Mendelssohn, 
arr. by M. Greenwald tof U. S.1; vio- 
lin, violoncello and piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2176) 6806 
WO” Apt. 10), 19235..26. Apr 102. E 
559228; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


simplified and arr. by Will Por- 
ter tof U. Si; piano. (Century certi- 
fied edition, no.. 2158) 6807 

© 2Appe 10,1923 2.6. Apr. 10-5 
999255; Century music pub. co., New 
York. «© arrangement) 


12 pieces faciles; par Mendelssohn, 

rev. par H. Vaillant tof France; 

piano. (Le petit pianiste) 6808 

@) Ween si, 1922.ie: Mar..17,,4023 

EF 556914; J.. Janin, Lyon, France. 
(© revision] 

MeENvET; de J. Danbé, op. 39, orch. par 


Jules Walter tof Francei; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 6809 


OP Repro, 1923. 1c. Mar. 13708) 


556847; C. Joubert, Paris. (© orches- 
tration) 
Mermarp’s (THE) ROMANCE; barca- 


rolle, by Theodora Dutton tof U. Su; 
piano. (Two tone-pictures, no. 2) 
6810 


Apr 201923") 2.0. Apr. 6.5 
599119; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6811 


MEs ADIBUX A LA GARDE; marche, par A. | MicHIGAN 


Courtade tof Francei; pour clairons a 
pistons, clairons simples, trompettes et 
batterie, sc. 4to. 6811 

@rMar. 1561923 vite, Mar Sis 8 
557151; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Messack (THE) OF DREAMS; words and 

music by Caroline Salchow Gee tof 

Si 6812 

©, Feb. 24, 1923;' 2°: Mar, 3: 
558444; Caroline S. Gee, Albany. 


METHOD FOR VIOLONCELLO; by Joseph 
Schofield tof Great Britaini; violon- 
cello. (Edition Lafleur, no. aes j 

1 


©) Mar! 219735 er iar doe be, 
556901; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Mexicatt Ros&; waltz ballad, words by 
Helen Stone, music by Jack B. Ten- 
ney tof U. Si; Los Angeles, Calif., 
W. A. Quincke & co. 6814 

Oy War 10) 192362 cc, Maris. B 
558575: J. B. Tenney and H. Stone, 
Los Angeles. 


MEYERBEER (GIACOMO) North _ star 
(Perle du nord); by G. Meyerbeer, 
honk.” “C konteays 


anc. by. (Bs “Carls jahn 
violin and piano. (Century certified 
edition, no. Z171) 6815 


"Ape. 10, 1923 20 c: Apr.. 10>" 
559240; Century music pub. co., New 
York. © arrangement 


—— The prophet; by G. Meyerbeer, arr. 
by. Carl Jabn- jot (OU. Sa > violin 
and piano. (Century certified edition, 
no. 2173) 6816 

© Apis Wh 1923207 (c Apr. 105) F 
559242; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 


Mir CHIAMO AMORE; mazurka tirolese, 
versi e musica di D’Aloe’ tof Italy); 
mand. acc. Rome, Italyi Casa editrice 
musicale Varieta-Salotto. 6817 


© ans Aer 923 als er hebs. 205 
556500; Italian book co., New York. 


Mi pESGRACIA; vals, por Jesus P. Pe- 

ralta tof Mexicoj; piano. 6818 

©) Pes Ape eo S27 oi: Sola 
Guillermo J. Fernandez, El Paso. 


Mia CARISSIMA; interludium, by Lucius 
Hosmer fof U. $.1; piano. 6819 
©) Manos, 1923 2-en Apren OR 
559184; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
MIAMI SMILES; fox trot, melody by 
i? DD. Weigand tof U isa 6820 


© ee) Mar 730). 1923:" 1 Soares 
Lucile Deyo Weigand, Huron, O. 


4 


9 


pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


WATER BLUES; words and 
-melody by Clarence ‘Williams tof 
U.-Sa, arr. by Quali@iareno! meres. 

ywebe21 


© 1 c Apr. 23) 9923; Say - 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


MIpDINETTE ; intermezzo scéne, par Henri 
Marling jof Italy); piano. 6822 


© Jan. 27, 1923; 4c) Mare2o- 


557087; Cincaf music co., Monte 
Carlo, France. 

MIDNIGHT; novelty fox trot, by C. 
Fred’k Clark prof U. Sa Piano.— 
2: Orchis Ato; 6823, 6824 


© Mar. 29, Apr. 13, 1923; 2 c. each 
Apr. 21; E 559450, 559451: Walter 
Jacobs, inc., Boston. (© arrange- 
ment as piano solo} 


MIDNIGHT REVELS; valse, by Cuthbert 


Clarke of Great Britain}; orch. 
Ato. (Chappell & co.’s_ orchestral 
journal, no. 903: Chappell igiiee.;s 


salon orchestral journal, no. 199) 


6825 


© Feb.° 26, 1923; 1 ¢) Mano 
556883; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


MituAup (Darius) Cinq symphonies; 
de D. Milhaud tof Francei; petite 
orch. sc. (Universal edema, 
7192) Ato. \ Contents’; 1) Ge" prin- 
temps.—2. Pastorale—3. Sérénade.— 
4, Dixtuor a cordes.—5. Dixtuor d’in- 


struments a vent. 6826 
© Dec. 11, 1922-2) ciao 
1923; E 557208; Universal edition, 


a. g., Vienna. 


—— Cinquiéme quatuor a cordes; de 
D. Milhaud tof France) pts. 6827 
© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 ee, 
1923; E 556946; Editions Maurice 
Senart, Paris. 


Sonate; ‘par Di “Milhaud ~ sof 
Francei; pour fltite, hautbois, clari- 
nette en si bémol et piano. Contents: 
1. Tranquille. +2. Joyeux. —3. Em- 
porté.—4. Douloureux. ~ 6828 
“© Mar. 5; 1923: Teepe ele, 
557186; Durand et cie., Paris. 


MitkmMaip (THE); words by Laurene 
Highfield, music by Ira B. Wilson 
cof U. Si; unison, and two pt. chorus. 
Ato. (School music for the upper 
grades and high school) 6829: 

© Apr. 6, 19233 2c. Ae es 
559277; Chart music pub. house, Chi- 
cago. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


Miition (A) YEARS; fox trot, words 
by Marjorie Lamkin, music by Lu- 
cile Alcus rof U. Su. 6830 

fen fig. 21, 11923; 2 «. Apr. 23; E 
561795 ; Marjorie Lamkin, Clarks- 
dale, Miss. 


Ministro (Ex) GrrorLAn; vodevil en 
3 actos, por A. Vives of Spainj; 
canto y piano. 6831 

© 1c: Mar. 10, 1923; D- 26428; 
Amadeo Vives, Madrid, Spain. 


MINUET; by Ignace Jan Paderewski, 
transcribed by Clarence Dickinson 
fofeU., Sa; organ. 6832 

fora 15,1923: 2 c.. Mar. 16; 
558615; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
(© transcription) 


MINvUET IN E FLaAt; by Olaf Henrik- 
son rof U. §.1; violin and piano. 


Grooms 2. 1923° 2° c. Apr..2; E 
So Olaf Henrikson, Fargo, 
=i). 


Mrrorr (Le); poésie de F. Haraucourt, 
musique de Roger de Francmesnil of 
France} 6834 

ey) Bee. 31, 1922-1 c. Feb. 10, 1923; 
F 556405; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


Miry; fox-trot, versi e musica di Giu- 
seppe De Masellis tof Italy; mand. 


acc.) Naples, Italy, Vedova Ceccoli 
& figli 4to. cStaff and numerical 
notation) 6835 
ee ew 19232" 1) cc. “Apri 2; E 
557120; Italian book co., New York. 
MIscELLANEOUS TECHNICAL EXERCISES; 
including half step technics, short 
chords and double scales, by Kate S. 
Chittenden jof U. S.1; piano. 4th ed. 
rev. and enl. (Gotham edition, no. 
35) 6836 


Deep 14 1923-2 ¢: Apr: 17; 
561721; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. :(© fourth edition revised and 
enlarged) 


dans la revue En douce, 
pat Maurice Yvain jof France; 
piano. 6837 
epee, 31511922 1 ¢, Apr.6, 1923: 
F, 557295; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Miss BLvuEs; 


Miss INDIANAPOLIS ; words and music 
bye. A. Christy jot. U,.S.1 6838 
Ore 1O28-P c.i Ane An &; 
561386; Samuel A. Christy, Indian- 
apolis. 


6847 


MissA IN HONOREM S. S. SACRAMENTT; 
music by M. E. Downey rof U. Say 
sop. 1, 2 and alto with organ, sc. 
Fischer ed. 4to. 6839 


© Mar. 176 1923212 ¢: Mar. .19:.8 
561058; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Missa, JESuS, REX PACIS; music by Jos. 
Deschermeier tof Germany op. 160; 
mixed voices with organ, sc. Fischer 
ed. 4to. (Masses, no. 5139) 6840 

© . Mar! 37;"1923; 2) ¢. Mar?-19...E 
561059; J. Fischer & bro., New York.’ 


Mr. NicHoLs; words and music by C. 
W. Johnstone and Thomas Meeks tof 
heeSa 6841 

© Jan." 8, 1973-2: ¢. Mare 1928 
561427: Charles William Johnstone, 
Cleveland. 


from Go-go, words by 
Alex Rogers, music by C. Luckeyth 
Roberts tof U. 8.1 6842 


© Mar’ 23! °1923'" 2 co Mar? 24-75 


Mo’ LASSES; 


558814; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 
Mopern (THE) DIxIg HIGHWAY; 


words by Mrs. H. Steward, music by 
Florence McElvain tof U. S.1; piano 
with words. 4to. 6843 

©) Jat t8. 19023" 2°e% Mare 2s 
561091; Mrs. Henry Steward, New 
Smyrna, Fla. 


McpErRN (THE) METHOD OF CORNET 
PLAYING, IN TWENTY LESSONS; lesson 
20, by H. A. Vandercook tof U. Sa 

6844 
Cy Pant 1983 - 2c. Nant Ze alte 
Feb. 2; A 697507; H. A. Vandercook, 


Chicago. a 


MopULATIONS; or, Stepping on the keys, 
novelty fox trot, by Clarence M. 
Jones tof U. S.; piano. 6845 

© TApe 17,1923? 2c. Apr 18.8 
561731; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


Mociteé (LA) DEL MAGGIORE; versi di 
G. Onofri, musica di G. Chiaralanza 
cof Italy; 6846 

CvApe 2b, 1923-2. cx Apr 24- i, 
559522: Italian book co., New York. 


MoISHE LITWAK UN MOISHE GALITZIA- 


NER; words and melody by L. Gilrod 
rofl UT. S3 6847 

Or tre Apres 26; 1923 +) H S59ar is 
Louis Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


423 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6848 


pt. I1I, n.s., v. 18 


MoLLY AND ME; words by S. A. Eric- 
son, music by Marvin Westman of 
U. S.1 New York, Manhattan music 
co. 6848 

© Wor, 8." 198s¢. 2+ ec. Apr. o> 
561507; S. Arthur Ericson, Waterloo, 
Ja. 


Moment (LE) comiIguE; de Jeanne 
Bernard tof Francei; orch. avec piano 
conducteur, 4to. 6849 

© Dec: 31,1922 ely Mary 16, 1983 - 
E 556838; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


Moment GAI; by Norman Leigh of 
U4 Sg), piane. 6850 
©: Maren 20is19232 2ex Ape. 7214) 3B, 
559455; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


MomMENT (LE) PATHETIQUE; de Jeanne 
Bernard tof France); orch: avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 685 

©:BDec.. 3h 1922 plo. Mar: 13, 19235 
9556839. Wh ayer Paris: 


Mon cCa&uR M’A DIT; mélodie, paroles de 
R. Gael, muisque de G. Bonincontro 
tof France; 1. Piano seul.—2. Piano 
et chant. 6852, 6853 

@) -Miar. 15,1923 = Ine. each Marc3i': 
E 557169, 557170; Paul Decourcelle, 
Nice, France. 


Mon tac; prélude, variations et final 
par G. M. Witkowski tof France; 
pour piano solo et 2™* piano. 6854 

@yMehw 15 1023. doe Mar. 13.58, 
556827; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 


Mon rféveE; de la comédie musicale 
L’amour masqué, paroles de Sacha 
Guitry, musique de André Messager 
tof France} 6855 

©) Mar) 23671923 "1 ic Apevar 
557281; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


MONEY MEANS NOTHING TO ME; novelty 


dance, words by : Bernard, 
music by Ernest Camp of U. Su. 
6856 


© loc. Apr 16-1923 > S617 
nea Elias Bernard, San Diego, 
alif. 


MonmoutH (THE) COLLEGE HYMN; 
words and music by C. G. Goodrich 
roke WES ete: 6857 

OMA prin nO23e. 2 ice. Apres ks 
561817; Charles Gourlay Goodrich, 
Monmouth, Ill. 


MoNTECARLO; one step, versi di C. 
Bruno, musica di Goffredo Pitotti tof 


Italy; mand. acc. ,1Rome, Italy 
Casa editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 
, 6858 


© Jan. 4, 1923;°1 e Fen 4a 
556515; Italian book co., New York. 


MonvTERAY BAy; waltz song, words and 
music by -E; W. Lewis oislsa 
Los Angeles, Wright music co. . 6859 

© Apr. 17, 1923; 2esApeeeee B, 
561814; Edward Willing Lewis, Los 
Angeles. 


Moon pAWN; by Rudolf Friml tof 
Bohemia, domiciled at New York); 
piano. 6860 

© Apr. 6, 1923; 2 ¢ Ane 10. EB 
561662; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Moon MAID; words and music by Ray- 
mond V. Gould tof U. Sj 6861 


© Mar. 10, 1923.2 cea 4. 
E 561153; R. V. Gould, Seattle: 


MoonticHut IN BERMUDA; words by 
May Mott Smith, music by G. E. 
Wharton tof U. Sa 6862 


© 1 c. Apr. 10,. 19933 Be Saiens; 
Grace E. Wharton, Fresno, Calif. 


MoonuicHT IN VERSAILLES; words by 
Clifford Grey, music by George Gersh- 
win fof U. Sa London, Chappell & 
co., Itd, 6863 

©) Mar. 28, 1923; 2 Ape ee, 
561665; Harms, inc., New York. 


Moo-00; humorous song, words by 
Alfred D. Hadel, music by Mana- 
Zucca tpseud. of Augusta Zuckermann, 
of U. Sa op, 8: 6864 

© Apr. 3, 1923:;2 G Apreeaaces 
561818; Boston music co., New York. 


MOoRGEN - SCHATZ - MORGEN! camel-walk, 
text von Peter Herz, musik von 
Stephan Weiss jof Austria) 6865 

© Dec. 12, 1922;.1 c.. Bebs 2ee0023 - 
E, 556623; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Morninc; at play, by J. S. Unger tof 
U. S3 op: 173; piano) mend Pac 
J. S. Unger music house. (Student’s 
delight, no. 1) 6866 


© Apr. 16, 1923° Zeer igre es 
559395; Joel S. Unger, Reading, Pa. 


Morninco (THE) IS CALLING; words by 
Mary Howard Olmstead, music by 
Robert Huntington Terry tof U. S$. 
1. Sop. or ten—2. Mezzo-sop. or bari- 
tone. 6867 


424 


m6. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


6883 


WiWat (13, 1923.; 2 c.each: Mar. 15; 
EF 558580; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


MorNING KISSES; waltz, by George L. 
Gaeeare. by KR. E. Hildreth. tof 
WP Ss otch. 4to. 6868 
fae) eb. 28, 1923-2 c. Apr. 21:8 
559452; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


Mornine sone; by E. L. Ashford tof 
U. Si; piano. (Day in the eo 
9 


rite (10, 19232 c. Mar. 13: E 
Sat Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Moszkowskti (Moritz) Juggleress (La 
jongleuse) ; by Moszkowski, op. 52, 
no. 4, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
U. Su, played by Belle Tannenbaum. 
(Solo carola, no. fosen): (Music rolh 

6870 
eat, 50,.1923-> 2 c. May 7; & 
559977 ; Cable Co., Chicago. (© edit- 


ing] 


MoTHER COME BACK AND ROCK ME ‘TO 


SLEEP; words and music by F.. H. 
Hill «of U. S$. New York, Manhat- 
tan music co. 6871 


(epiiiar, 20; 1923: 2c. Apr. 16; FE, 
561712; Fred H. Hill, Athol, Mass. 


MoTHER DEAR; sacred song, words by 
E. M. Ellis, music by Harold A. Mil- 
ler fof U. Sj; piano with words. 6872 

movec. 30; 1922=°2" cz) jan, 8) 1923; 
E 558659; E. Melvin Ellis, Richmond. 


MorHER DEAR AND HOME; words by 
L. H. Wormack, music by Valirie 
Gordon tof e Subs piano with words. 
4to. 6873 

© Feb, 2: 1923: 2 cr Mar: Zi" 
561090; Luther H. Wormack, Connells- 
ville, Pa. 


MorHer, I’VE BEEN DREAMING OF YOU; 
words and music by J. Fangno of 
sa 6874 

(Ac. Mar, 12, 1921: E ‘505610: 
John Fangno, Chelsea, Mass. 


MoruER-LOVE; part song, English ver- 
som oy th) Baker, music by. H. 
Voigt, op. 148, arr. by Carl Deis tof 
U. $1; mixed voices, piano or organ 
aec. (GS. Svo. .chorus, 

6875 

@y Apr. 031825-.2 ¢) Apr..6y EF 

559115; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
[© arrangement) 


no. 7037) — 


MotrHER NATURE AND HER MESSENGERS; 
Children’s day service, words by 
George O. and Winifred O. Webster, 
music by J. H. Fillmore tof U. Sj 
8vo. Cincinnati, Fillmore music house. 

6876 

ice Apr. E 


Fillmore bros. co., Cincin- 


©) Apry 6; 1923; 
561534; 
nati. 


MorTrHER OF ee words by R. M. 
Brunemier, melody by Arnold T. Lax 
moi US. 6877 

yt ex May 8, 1023" 5620905, 
Rose M. Brunemier, Lake Park, Ia. 


MOTHER WAS MY ONLY FRIEND; words 
and music by J. Wesley Holmes tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Bennie Moten and 
Thomas W. Harrison tof U. S. 6878 


Min 20825 52 eMart es. 
Doloti= B. B. &' GB. music” pub. cox 
Kansas City, Mo. 


MorTrHER’s DAY; or, Say it with flowers, 
words by R. K. Holahan, music by 
Homer Tourjee tof U. Si . Venice, 
Calif., Western music publishers. - 

9 


@- Mar 28 1923; 2c) Apr. die 
559265; Richard K. Holahan, Holly- 
wood, : Calif. 


MoruHeErR’s LULLABY; words and music by 
MoeS: Saunders tof U. ‘Sa, acm by 
Otto Klickman tof U. S. 6880 


© wkive: Apr..20, 11923; E.56h759: 
Mae Sheppard Saunders, Chicago. 


MouLAERtT (RAYMOND) Quatre poémes 
chinois; extraits de La flute de jade, 
de Franz Toussaint, mis en musique 
par R. Moulaert tof France; Con- 
tents: 1. Notre bateau glisse.— 2. 
L’orage favorable—3. Souvenirs.-4. 
Les jeunes filles de Yuen. , 6881 


©. Dec tak; 19223))1- &: Mas. 17: 
1923; E° 556913; Editions Maurice 
Senart, Paris. - : 


Mount (THe) EVEREST SUITE; aifs 
from Tibet and Nepal, collected by 
a. ‘toward Sommervell, arr. by. GC. 
M. Smith Dodsworth ,of England; 
piano. 6882 

(Mere 290 1993. 1c. Apr. & 
557253: Wilford, lItd., London. 


MouNTAIN RILLS; a reverie by Clorinda 
D’Aubert Murphy tof U. $.1; piano. 
6883 


©!) Apr 2. 1923; 2c Apr (lov EB 
561648; Clorinda D’Aubert Murphy, 
Sahisbare N.C, 


429 


6884 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


Mozart (WoLFcANG AMADEUS) Min- 
uet, in E, flat; from the Symphony in 
E flat, by W. A. Mozart, orchestral 
ed. by Louis Adolphe Coerne tof 

S:13, oreb, i. sc: .GPhilharmenic 


series 1, grade 2*,-no. 13) 6884 
©) Mar 713. 19235) 27ic. Apr Bs 
561704; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


(© orchestration) 


Les noces de Figaro; ouverture, de 
W. A. Mozart, arr. par F. Salabert 
tof Francei; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. (Ouvertures_ clas- 
siques nouvelle collection Francis 


Salabert, no. 31) 6885 


©: Decw3t, 1922 Ic. Arps. 6)11923; 
E) 557305; Francis Salabert) Paris: 


Twelfth mass in G; by W. A. 
Mozart, ed. by Eduardo Marzo tof 
W521 soli ‘chorus and.-erch. | Ato. 
(Latin and English text) 6886 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 
17, 1923; A 699853; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. (© editing) 


Mrepaty (Mperati); by Antonios X. 
Sakelariou tof U. $1; instrumental. 
(‘EdXAnveKol xopol Kal douara dca Kdaplvov 
Biorlov wavdoNivoy kal kopvéra, no. 113) 


6887 
© jan. 10, 1923 '2c, Mar 72 
560727; Apollo music pub. co., New 


York. 
MuET AVEU; poésie de André Delacour, 


musique de Roger de Francmesnil 
tof France) 6888 
©) Dee ws nt927 wie. eh alg, 
1923; 556406; A. Zunz Mathot, 


Parise 


MurMuRING (THE) BROOK; words by 
Mrs. A. Ellsworth, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 


of U. Sui 6889 

Gul cy Apres 1923: S61354= 
Mrs. Andrew Ellsworth, New Brit- 
ain, Conn. 


Muss MAN DENN GLEICH AUF’S STAN- 
DESAMT GEH’N? aus der operette Das 
lila separée, worte von Pordes-Milo, 
musik von Anton Profes rof Ger- 
many}, erleichtert von Fritz Redl of 
Germany} 6890 

© Wap a7 al92s Wes Ape aie 
557433; Robert Rtthle, Berlin. 


My A-BE; one step, words and music 
by’ Eddie A. Carroll tof England; 
in G. {Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions] 6891 

© Mar 78,-1923;; 1c ‘Apr. 93 E 
557257; Wilford, ltd., London. 


~ 


6 


My ARABIAN MAIDEN; words and mu- 
sic by Harry East tof England), arr. 
by Ronald Gourley tof England); in 
B flat. — 6892 

© Mar. 23,1923: 1 cl Ape eeees 
557202; Leonard & co., London. 


My soy; words and melody by ELAS; 
Jones tof U. Sy 


© 1c. Apr. 16, 19233578) sen0n, 
Herbert Socrates Jones, Newark, 
Nag: 


My Catro SWEETHEART; fox trot, words 
and music by H. C. Renner of U. Su, 
arr. by Herman Hummel tof U. §. 

6894 
© 1c. May 3).1923; Saag. 


Carter Renner, Cleveland. 


My coLLEGE JANE; words by J. O. Nall, 
music by Jack Martin jot "Oe sa 
New York, Manhattan music co. 

6895 
© Apr. 18, 19235* 2 co Apis 
559529; James O. Nall, St. Louis. 


My pDAD’S LOVE SONG ABOUT MAMMY; 
words by E. Martin, music by J. F. 
Roberts tof U. Sa New York, Man- 
hattan music co. 6896 

©. Apr. 18,1923; 2ecy Apel ee 
559527; Elisabeth Martin, Linden- 
hurst, 1. donna 


My DARLING; words and music by L. A. 
Pike tof U. Su. 6897 


© Mar. 31, 1923 2c) Ape 
Soe Pike & Erb, Logansport, 
Ind. 


My pDAyY DREAMS; in My Juliet, words 
by Art Tileston, arr. by Fitzgerald 
and Miller, music by Hildreth Torn- 
gren cof U. Sa 6898 

© Apr. 11, 1923; 2%e) Apes 
561679; Arthur C. Tileston, Dorches- 
ter, Mass. 


My pEAR Louise; melody, by A. M. 
Gilbert tof U. 8. 6899 
‘© Adie, ApreZ24 1923; EF 559543 ; 
Albert Merrill Gilbert, Los Angeles, 
Caltt. 


My prEAMs; from Jerry, words by 
L. S. Bitner, music by R Harlow 
fot, Usa 6900 

© Apr. 2, 1923; 2) epee 
561490: LL. S. Bitner, Brookline, 


Mass., and R. L. Harlow, Belmont, 
Mass. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS ay 


io. 15,°1923 


6919 


| 
My preAMS oF you; words by M. P.| My IrisH NELLIE JEWEL; waltz, words 


Lucas, music by Ray Hibbeler tof 
U. Si New York Manhattan music 
co. 6901 
heme: 5, 19232 Zc. Apro6); E 
Sol435°,Wichael P.. Iucas, Ham- 
tramck, Mich. 


My cir; words and melody by F. Biggs 
fof U. Sa, arr. by Clarence M. Jones 
fot A. 5.1 6902 

imc. Apr, 23° 1923 B5613803 < 
Frank Biggs, Chicago. 


words by C. Jaeger, melody by 
Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel 
iisher, of U..S1 6903 


femec. Anr 12, 1923; EF, 559286; 
Catherine Jaeger, Chicago. 


— words by C. Middleton, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 6904 


foe ec: Apr: 6, 1923: BE 561443. 
Cecil Middleton, Central City, Neb. 


My HEART HAS LEARNED TO LOVE HIM; 
words and music by S. J. Lane tof 
U. Sa 4to. 6905 

Mine, 21,94923.-./2 ic. Apri 235 EF 
561791: S. J. Lane, Springfield, II. 


My Hrnpvu cirri; words by R. A. Book- 
er, melody by R; ee Booker and ae 
W. Funnie tof U. 690 


ec: Apr: 12; 1923: E, Ae 
R. Arthur Booker and James W. 
Funnie, New Rochelle, N. Y. 


My HOME IN TENNESSEER; words by R. 
Steele, music by J. E. Jury tof Can- 
adai 6907 

ita, 6 1923: 1 c. Mar, 12... E 
556809; Ralph Steele, Union, Canada. 


My HOME IS My CASILE; words by Jean 
M. C. Henner, melody by Arnold T. 
tax jot U..S.1 6908 


@©vi-c. Mar 30, 1923: E 561365: 
ean IM. 'C. Henner, New Bedford, 
Mass. 


My HOME TOWN IN VIRGINIA; 
by T. M. Watson, 
ematde ror US Sa 
lenox -pub. co. 6909 


© nO? se! Nears tay 
503260; Thomas M. Watson, West 
Newton, Pa. 


My HOME UPON ‘THE: HILLSIDE FAR 
AWAY; words by E. M. Felty, music 
ny) Gilera, Brice \rof <W) Si; ).piano 
with words. 4to. 6910 

© {Fen. 285 1923)2)20e, Mar. 21° 1 
eee Elwood M. Felty, Uniontown, 
=. 


words 


music by Norrie 
New ' York; 


by Cyrus Patrick Warman, music by 
Ernest William Teubner rof U. S. 
6911 
OuMaroI2, 1923 2es Manlio & 
561052; Teubner and Warman, Pago 
Pago, Tutuila, Samoa. 


My IrisH ROSE oF EAGLE; words and 
miuusion by, lo ilsess. \ Hstabrooks i tok 
WeeSi 6912 


@©ndisc, -Apr..28, 19231 S6l87z: 
Ivah Irene S. Estabrooks, Bliss, N. Y. 


My JAN; words and music by Caro 
Roma, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 


U. Sa 4to. (Witmark edition, nos. 
1590, 1591) 1. Female voices.—2. 
. Mixed voices. 6913, 6914 


© Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c. each Apr. 17; 
E 559390, 559391; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. © new arrange- 
ment) 


My .irrLte Rosé; fox trot or one step, 
words and music by F. C. Huston tof 


S.1 6915 

©) Mar. 15, 91923) 2 cy Apr 2 oh, 

561327; Frank C. Huston, Indian- 
apolis. 


My Lovin’ Mamigé; words and music by 
PMc Cookson. U.S 6916 
Gri c. Apr l7,,, 1923-0 2. SaS300e 


Jean Laurence Cook, New York. 


My marp Mary: six songs for chil- 
dren, music by Felix White tof Great 
Britain) (Curwen edition, no. 8628) 
Contents: 1. My maid Mary.—2. 
Brown bunny.—3. Underneath the 
clothes —4. Grace for a _ child—S. 
The wild cherry tree—6. Baby, baby, 


bless her. Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations] ¢ 6917 
Car Woe 1923:: ly cA pe: OVE 


557489; J. Curwen & sons, lItd., Lon- 
don. 


My Miami MAMMy; words and music 
by Joe Burke and Lou Herscher tof 
Wasi 6918 


© Mar: 33,1923 52, coc Miat eS yece 
560640; A. ie Stasny music co., inc., 
New York. 


My OLD RAMSHACKLE SHACK, WHERE 
THE RAMBLER ROSES RAMBLE ’ROUND; 
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil- 
ton Ager ior U.S. 6919 

Oi, Aris 32) 192 3i) 2 \ce, Nip Aim 

' 561424; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, 

inc., New York. 


427 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


6920 


ENTRIES 
pt. Ili, n. Ss. ¥. 1 


My op SoUTHERN HOME; words by K. | My Wasuincton; words and music by 


Steele, music by J. E. Jury tof Can- 
ada) 6920 

Or Mar 3. Noga ee 12s, 
556810; Ralph Steele, Union, Canada. 


My pony; words and old melody arr. by 
J. W. Whybark tof U. Si 4to. 6921 
© ‘Marissho W233: 2c Apres 
561382; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. 


My PRETTY BLUE EYED Lou; words and 

music by A. La Rue Allred tof U. Sa 

6922 

CC) Apr (hy 19232" 2 ¢.. Apr. 16608 

561709; La Rue-Van Stuart music pub. 
CO, Odlt lake City: 


My SPANISH SUNBEAM; 
A. M. Gilbert tof U. Su 


@©ib & Agr. 2459923 ;:- 559542: 
Albert Merrill Gilbert, Los Angeles. 


My spirit HOME; words by C. Friess, 
music by C. N. Friess tof U.S. 6924 


melody, by 
6923 


©: Mar 21) 1923: 32. ci Aprei2 s E- 


561323 ; Christina Friess, Toledo, O. 


My sTAR OF LOVE (Stella d’amour) ; 
Italian street song, words by Victor 


La Salle, music by Loretta Deck; 
piano with words. 6925 
©: 1} ce, Ape. 29,., 1923; 550418: 


Loretta Deckelmeyer, Cincinnati. 


My suGAR MAN; words and music by 

Tom Winchester tof U. Si 6926 

©. ApmrZuy Weer 2 6c. Apr Zou le, 
559513; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


My SWEET LOVIN’ MAN; words and 
melody by Walter Melrose and Lillian 
Hardin tof U. S., arr. by Dave Pay- 
ton tof U. S$. 6927 


© 1 ¢. Feb: 19° 1923; “556660; 
Melrose bros., Chicago. 


My SWEETHEART BLUES; words by W. 
Loving, music by E.. $. S. Huntington 
fot UPS 6928 


©: bi cel Apr: |) 6) 1028+. F,. 561449.: 
Waldon Loving, Oakville, Tenn. 


My TEenNESSEE Rosé; words and music 
by Z. Kelly tof U. Sa 6929 


© 1c.) May 8 9237 E 562086 ; 
Zettie Kelly, Covington, Tenn. 


My TREASURE-HOUSE 0% MEMORY; words 
and music by E. W. Woodman of 
U.S; Monroe, Wis., Woodman shop. 

6930 

© Mar. 08) 19236.2 c) Mar 124 a 

561138; Edwin Wright Woodman, 
Monroe, Wis. 


J. Edmonde Butler tof Great Britain, 
domiciled at Seattle, Wash. 6931 

© lc. May 8, 1923; EF 562089; Will 
Thomas Reed, Seattle. 


Myro; mélodie de Marguerite Canal, 
transcription par Jacques Nima of 
Francei; orch. avec piano conducteur. 


Ato. 6932 


©. Dec. 31, 1922; 1 ¢ Mar. Tageee 
E 556858; Editions Maxime Jamin, 
Paris. (© arrangement) 


Mysterioso; by Walter C. Simon tof 
U. Sa op. 18, no: Sj. piamones oun 
9 


© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 6) Apa ees 
559482; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Nacutitep (Nocturne); worte von 
Emanuel von Bodman, English version 
by Hilda von Siller tof Germany, 
musik von Carita von Horst. 6934 

© Nov. 1, 1919%7) el Wipe aes > 
FE 557139: Ed. Bote and G. Beck, 
Berlin. (‘© translation 


Naima; fox-trot, by Dorothy Forster, 
arr. by H. M. Higgs tof Great Brit- 
ain}; orch. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s 
orchestral journal, no. 912: Chappell 
& co.’s salon orchestral journal, no. 
209) 69 


© Mar. 6, 1923; 
556881; Chappell & co 
(© arrangement} 


1 ¢. Maris? 
, ltd, Lendom. 


Naiveré; de Lucien Wurmser of 
France); piano. 6936 
©. Jan. 31, 1923015 eee eeetane ley 


556427; Max Eschig, Paris. 


NAPULE EK SEMPE LLA’! versi e musica 
di L. Donadio jof Italy, domiciled at 
New York; mand. acc.) 4to. (Edi- 
zione Rinascente, no. 4) 6937 

© Mar. 23, 1923). 2a. Appa aae, 
561752; Luigi Donadio e Gennaro 
Quaranta, New York. 


NAPULITANA; vefrsi e€ feeiae di Alfredo 
Cavaliere rof Italy}; mand. acc. (Gen- 
narelli, Piedigrotta 1922) 6938 


© Dec. 1, 19227) ie Web zoe sr 
FE 556496; Italian book co., New York. 


NatattA; polka, by Adam Szuszczewicz 
rox U. S.1; piano, 6939 
© Apr. 18, 19239) 2 “e.* Agnm ee 
559468; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chi- 


cago. 


428 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mp: 5,°1923 


6958 


Nationa, ALPHA PHI ALPHA HYMN; 
words by A. L. Simpson, music arr. 
Ine). (Eeby rot U. Sa; tenor 1, 2, 
baritone and bass. 6940 

© Mar 10, 1923: 2°c: Mar ‘24; E 
561140; John J. Erby, Wilberforce, O. 


NATIONAL SONG OF THE KU KLUX KLAN; 
chorus, words and music by H. L. 
Gilmore tof U. S. 6941 


ac Apr. (26; 1923: 559576: 
Harvey Lemuel Gilmore, Kansas City, 
Mo. 


NATURE'S KINGDOM; service for chil- 
dren’s day, words and muisc by Wal- 
tes A. Shawker tof. U. S.) 8vo. 

6942 

eee 25 1923-2 c. May 5: E 

562041; Adam Geibel music co., 
Philadelphia. 


NaucHut But His BLooD CAN AVAIL ; 
words by Anna B. Russell, music by 
Guy C. Latchaw tof U. S. 6943 

tian, 9° 1923: 2 ¢. Apr. 4:°F, 
561421: Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


Navucuty (THE) soy; by Emil Enna 
Paes; piano, Los Angeles, 
Calif, W. A. Quincke & co. 6944 

omamine, 1923-2 c. Apr: 25> & 
559533; W. A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 


"NEATH THE PASSION VINE; South Sea 
serenade, words by Bert Herbert, 
music by Walter G. Hauenschild tof 
| Vidas 6945 

fees. 10, 1923; 1c. Apr. 11; 1c. 
Apr. 19; E 559443; Photo play music 
co., inc., New York. 


NEATH THE PINES OF OLD VIRGINIA; 
words by M. M. Richards, music by 
Boo... S. Huntington ror Weesy 

6946 
©! c. Lee tf, 1923.2 568452 - 

Martha M. Richards, Akron, ©). 


"NEATH THE SPREADING BRANCHES OF THE | 


SAME OLD TREE; words by M. Wol- 
shoefer, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton ot, U. S.j 6947 
Ori) c. Apr. 6, 1923-. E> 561436; 
Mike Wolshoefer, Townsend, Wis. 


NELLIE CAsstpy; words and music by J. 


A. McDermit tof U. Sa 6948 
atic Apr. 17, 1923; F, 559348: 
ee Augusta McDermit, Newark, 


NEVER AGAIN ; 
by Gee Paul tof Great Britain 
. 6949 
© Apr 4, FOZ5s ves Apr: 6: E, 
S5/293° (BS. Feldman & cO., London. 


fox trot, words and music 


New (A) pbAy; words by C. Rollins, 
melody by M. Dixon tof U. Su. 
6950 
Cries Apr 971925: - 5015322 
Corinne Rollins and May Dixon, San 
Francisco. 


New York’s JUBILEE; march, words by 
Bartley Costello, music by Dave Rin- 
gle jof U. Sa, arr. by Arthur Darvo 
LOI A al 6951 

© dc. Apr. 28, 1923: 562080; 


Triangle music pub. co., inc., New 
York. 


NICKEL IN THE SLOT; melody by Zez 
Confrey ti. e. E. E. Confrey, of U. 2 
. 6952 


© 1c. Apr. 6, 1923; E 559344; Leo 
‘Feist, inc., New York. 


NIEGES SUR LA MONTAGNE; poeme de 
Arnould Gremilly, muisque de A. 
Sauvrezis (of France); violon et vio- 
loncelle ad_ lib. 6953 

© Dee? $1,-1927: Fe Mar’ 17, 1923; 
E 556937; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


NIEMANN (WALTER) Vier balladen; 


von W. Niemann of Germany) op. 
Sie c-klavier:- »G¢E dition: “Peters, , no: 
3/52) 6954 


© Oct. 21, 1921; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
EF 557500; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 


NicHT; evening waltz, by J. S. Unger 
tof U.S. op. 28; piano. Reading, Pa., 
J. S. Unger music house. (Student’s 
delight, no. 3) 6955 

@i Agri 1923.5 A/c. Apr 175 5 
559397; Joel S. Unger, Reading Pa. 


words by Frank Greene, music by 
F. Flammer tof U. Sa 6956 

© Mare 19) 19232 c.. Mar Zhe 
558764; Edward F. Flammer, New 
York. 


NIGHT AND DAY; waltz, by A. Castaneda 
for W). Sivsypiane. 69 
© ° Pc. Apr 2). 19232. Te 561357 = 
Ati Castaneda, Bakersfield, Calif. 


Nicut (THE) HAS A THOUSAND EYES; 
sone, music by'F. oH. Pierce rot U: Sy 
Los Angeles, F. H. Pierce music co. 

6958 

@iebad4 1923-1 ce. Bebil9s Vc 
Moar, «12> 8.560781 >. Frank. Henry 
Pierce, Los Angeles. 

NicHY (A) in INpIA; 
LieCobb 
tenise tt. 


suite, by George 
fof U. $313. piano. Con- 
Twilight in Benares.—2. 


429 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6959 


Nicut (A) In InNprA—Continued 

-The fakirs—3. Dance of the flower 
girls—4. By the temple of Siva.—s. 
March of the Brahman priests. 6959 


©» Apr. 20,) 1923; 2c, Aprc2l;’ & 


559458 ; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
(© arrangement 

Nicu?’s (THE) AFIRE WITH LOovE; 
words by Dena Tempest, music by 
Robert Coningsby Clarke tof Great 
Britain); in 6960 


(© Feb. 24, 1923: 1 c. Mar. 16: E 
556907; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


(© new matter) 


NicHT soNG; words and music by 
Joseph W. Clokey tof U. S. op. 30; 
women’s voices. (Laurel octavo, no. 
1001 ) 6961 

Xe), Mayo3, 102352 (ey Miay gr), i 
562061; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 


NIGHT TIME AND You; words and music 
by Joe Verges-Henri Therrien and 
Irwin Leclere tof U. So 6962 

«) Mar. 19: 1923.2 c ‘Marsi0e, B 
561050; Verges-Therrien-Leclere pub. 
co., Houston. 


NicHTFALL; by Theodore Holland tof 
England) op. 18; violin and piano. 


(Four fancies, no. 3) 6963 
©MApr. 51925 39) -c, Apr. ios) E 


557442; F. & B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


NIGHTINGALE OF FRANCE (Rossinyol de 
Franca) Catalan folksong, English 
version by Mary Ellis Opdycke and 
Kurt Schindler, music ed. with piano 
acc. by K. Schindler tof U. Sa; high 
voice, in A flat. (Songs of the Span- 
ish provinces, no. 8: Catalonia) 

©) Pep,  LlSes-n 2 cc eb. 7 a 
560916; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


NIMM 
DARE: 


DIR EINE DIE JEDER KUSSEN 
aus der operette, Die blonde 
ratte, worte von Pordes Milo, musik 
von Anton Profes tof Germany, 
erleichtert von Fritz Redl tof Ger- 
many} 6965 
© Now 2, 1922 "ie" Ape. 17,1923 
-E 557430; Robert Ritthle, Berlin.’ 


NiNo (EL) DE LA SUERTE; melodrama 
en 1 acto, por T. Barrera tof Spain; 
canto y piano. 6966 

© 266° Mar 107° 1923-2i26429- 
Tomas Barrera, Madrid, Spain. 


pt. 111, n's., V.48 


No onE; words by Ronald Jeans, music 
by Philip Braham ,of England; 6967 


© Feb. 21, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 23; E 
556476; Keith, Prowse & eo: std., 
London. 


NoslES oF THE MYSTIC SHRINE; march, 
by John Philip Sousa tof U. Sy; 
band. 4to. 6968 

©. Mar. 14; 19235820 Mae 21s E 
561087; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 


Nospopdy SIGHS, NOBODY CRIES OVER ME; 
words and music by J. Whidden tof 
Great Britaim; in E flat. (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations 6969 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 1 ec Pebs gen 
556646; B. Feldman & co., London. 


NOCTURNE-SERENADE; quasi bolero, by 
William Lester tof U. Sa op. 101; 
orch. (Spanish gypsies, no. 1) 

; 6970 
© May 7,, 1923: 2c. ig eae 

562120; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 

(© arrangement 


Nok; de Georges Migot tof France] ; 
choeur 4 4 voix mixtes. 4to. 6971 


© Dee. 31, 1922; 1 ¢. Mar. 17;,1923; 


E 556957; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 

Non £& Lostio; hésitation, versi di 
Renato Savelli, musica di Benvenuto 
Mascagni. tof » ltalys> manag eacc- 
tRome, Italy; Casa editrice musicale 
Varieta-Salotto. 6972 


©, Jan. 4,-1923;. ic whem cae E 
556508; Italian book co., New York. 


Non-stop Love; fox trot, words by 
Clifford Seyler, music by R. Marc 
Anthony rof Englandj; in B_ flat. 


(Staff. and tonic sol-fa notations) 


© Feb. 14,. 1923-92) c Amaia 
557364; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


a quiet nook, by J. S. Unger 
Reading Pa., 


Noon ; 
ey U. S.-op. 23; piano: 
S. Unger music house. (Student’s 
delight, no. 2) 6974 
©. Apr. 16, 19232. 2 scg-Aipe ea 
559396; Joel S. ‘Unger, Reading, Pa. 


NraBé\yns_ (Ntavelis); by Antonios X. 
Sakelariou tof U. S.1; instrumental. 
(EdAnvixol xopol kal dopara dua KAapivoy 
Biorlov wavdorlvor kal kopvéra, no. 108) 


© Jan. 10, 1923; .2 e: giigee ee: 
560725; Apollo music pub. co., New 
Yorks: 


430 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5;.1923 


6994 


Nuit pe NoEL DANS LA CAMPAGNE; de 
M. Anceaux of France}; violon et 
piano. 6976 

esi, 10; 19232 ce Mar. 137°, 
pa0es%- Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


Nurs De CHINE; fox trot, sur’-la 
chanson de E. Dumont, par F. L. 
Bénech tof France); petit orch. 4to. 


6977 


My ee Al, 1922: 1 c. Mar. 31, 1923: 
#557145; F. L. Bénech, Paris. 


== piano. 6978 


fever to, 1923-1 ie. Mar. 31; EF 
57169 2b. LL. Beénech;:. Paris. (© 


arrangement] 


Nuits (Les) pu sors; de En pleine 
foile, paroles de Louis Lemarchand, 
musique de Harold de Bozi tof 
France} 6979 

Peer. 6. 1923-" 1 .c. Apr. 6; E 
ai722e7. noch & -co., Paris. 


NUMBERLESS BLESSINGS; words by 
James Rowe, music by C. H. Gabriel 
mer Ui S23 6980 


————— 


eters, 19235- 2 oc. Mar. 21:5 
558762 ; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


Nun Ts ‘cRepo ccHIw:; versi di P. 
Gulla’, musica di Victor Ioppolo tof 
U. $1; canto e mand. 4to. 6981 

erp 18," 19239; 2 ‘ce. Apr: 13> E 
561645; Pasquale Gulla’, New York. 


Nyolc MAGYAR NEpDAL (Acht ungari- 
sche volkslieder); von Béla Bartok 
tof Hungary); ének zongorakisérettel. 
(Universal edition, no. 7191) 6982 

mmee 14,1927 -'1-c. Mar. 31, 1923: 
557212; Universal edition, a. g., 
Vienna. 


oa CURTIELLO: versi e musica di L, 
Donadio tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York; mand. acc.) 4to. . (Edizione 


Rinascente, no. 5) 6983 |. 


2) Mar. 23, 1923-2 & Apr.20;-E 
561753; Luigi Donadio & Gennaro 
Quaranta, New York. 


O ma Gasy; paroles de Michel Carré 
et Louis Lemarchand, musique de 
Maurice Hermite tof France) 6984 
meeiwar, 23, 1923- 1 ¢ Mar: 27: E 
55/031; Enoch & co., Paris. 


O, MON AMOUR, MON PAUVRE AMOUR; 
paroles de 
de Roger de Francmesnil tof France 
op. 30. 6985 
ere), Wee 51, 1922 lee Feb: 10,1923: 
FE 556408; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


431 


Pierre Bertsch, musique) 


— 


O’ NeeEpA; Indian romance, words and 


music by E. M. Tautges tof U. Si 
, 6986 

OPT, 2+ Wars 8) 91923." F558 769: 
Elizabeth May Tautges, Pendleton, 


Or. 


"QO PANORAMA ’E NAPULE; versi di P. 
Iacoletti, musica di L. Donadio of 
Italy, domiciled at New York; mand. 
acc.) New York, Naples, Canzonetta 
Partenopea. 4to. 6987 

© Mar. 23, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 20; E 
561750; Luigi Donadio e Pietro Iaco- 
letti, New York. 


O PRAISE THE LorD, YE SAINTS ABOVE; 
anthem, words from Psalm 150, 
music by William Byrd tof England, 
ed. by W. Barclay Squire tof Eng- 
‘landi; five voices. 4to (Church choir 
library, no. 236) 6988 
©) Feb. 23, 1923.1 c.:Mar..9> 5 
556802; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


O-SHUKU BAI; words from Shui Shu, 
English tr. and arr. of old koto music 
by M. M. Higgins tof U. Sa (Songs 
irom the Japanese, no. 5) 6989 

© lc. Mar. ‘17, 1023. S5eqi0- 
ferreoet Manlove Higgins, Brook- 
yn. 


O. U. Auto; by Geo. L. Rothermel jof 
U.S.i-op.,. 109; 6990 
© Mar. 15, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 17: E 


958625; Rothermel music pub. COs 
Sunbury, Pa. (© new matter) 
ODE TO THE WEST WIND: by P. B. 


Shelley, music by Reginald C. Rob- 

bins ,of England; bass or baritone. 

: 6991 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1c Mar. 17, 1923- 

. 956919; Editions Maurice Senart, 
aris. 


CGHILLETS (LES) ROUGES “KLEURIRONT: 
poésie de Max Harry et E. Allard, 
musique “de . Lucien Wurmser of 
France) 6992 

© Mar. 23, 1923: 1 c. Apr. 6: E 
957274; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


OFF TO THE HUNT; by A. M. Virgil tof 
(Ck 5.1 op. 101; piano. New York, 
Virgil piano school. 6993 

©: Dpr 8 19232 2c Agr At 
261596; Antha Minerva Virgil, New 
York: 


Ox, BABY; fox trot, words by Mrs. M. 

Corritor, music by Norrie Bernard 
tof U. Sa New York, Lenox co. 

6994 

© Mar. 17, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 12: E 

559298 ; Mrs. M. Corritor, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


6995 


Ou pDAy oF pAys; words from The long 
way, by Gilbert Moyle, music by Louis 
Victor’ Saar jot ‘U. Sa. op: 83, no.2. 
med. or high voice. (Two love-son- 
nets no. 2) 6995 

Aorta 2, 1923-2 ¢ Ape. Gee 
559124: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Ou, FOR A CLOSER WALK WITH Gop; 
words by William Cowper, music by 
Bernard Johnson tof Englandi; med. 
or low voice, with organ ad lib. 

996 
© Wopr: 1119232 ee Apesisck 
561730; G. Schirmer, inc.. New York. 


Ou! Henry, Do youR STUFF; words 
and melody by J. Clark tof U. $1 
6997 
© Tt e/Apes 17; 1923: Ib S59364 ; 
Jimmy Clark, Brooklyn. 


Ou, How I MISS MY GAL; words and 
musie by L. Scott tof U. S.1; piano 
with words. 6998 

Gide Aprr ds, 19283: E. b61e23 ; 
Leonard Scott, Philadelphia. 


Ou, How I NEGLECTED HER; words by 
P. T. Moffitt, melody by Arnold T. 
ax tot we Oo 0999 

©, 1 c.iMay>8,. 1923 BH. 562094; 
Purman T. Moffitt, Atlanta. 


Ou, I Love you; words by Spencer 
Magruder, music by Samuel Rich- 
ards Gaines fof U. Su 7000 
@: Apt. 30> 1923. 2 ¢. May 98s i 
562143: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


OH KIDO SHE IS A PEACH; foxtrott nut- 
song, words and melody by S. Fuizy 
por UW. Sa 7001 

© 1c) Mar 14°1923. E o60876; 
Stephen Fiizy, Cleveland. 


Ou, Nett; words by .W. A. Edging- 
ton, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 

7002 
©) Lie) Ape 2. 925° i 55C2e i: 
Wilma A. Edgington, Xenia, Il. 


Ou! Nina; from The rainbow, words 
by Clifford Grey, music by George 
Gershwin tof U. $4 7003 


© Aprivsil923--20e. Apr aera 
561740; Harms, inc., New York. 


Ou! Rose ... BLEU! ideal shimmy, di 
Nicola Moleti tof Italyi; petit orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Edi- 
zioni Carisch: Collection etoile) 


004 


pt. IlI,n.s., v.18 


© Feb. 3, 19235) cheb aeeees 
556044; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


OH THEY'RE ALL FOR SWEET Marie; 
words by C. Morris, music by Gloria 
Brice tof U. $1; piano with words. 
Ato. 7005 


© Feb. 28, 1923.2) ceianegie i, 
561374; Claude Morris, - Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


OH WISHING MOON; fox trot, words 
and melody by Len Riley ni. e. W. L. 
Riley, of U:Sa 7006 


© lca Apr? 2 1923> eee - 
is Leonard Riley, Birmingham, 
Ala. 


OH YOU LITTLE DAINTY MAID; by Cox 
and Griffin fof U. Sa, arr. by A. W. 
Grifin and Attler Cox jor*Ulr sa; 


instrumental. 7007 


© 1c. Mar. 28 1923-08 Sere - 
Arthur W. Griffin and Attler Cox, 
New York. 


OH YOU LITTLE SUN-UV-ER-GUN; words 
by Richard Howard, music by Joseph 
Solman: fof Ul Sa 7008 

© Apr. 25, 1923; 27) Fae 
561816; Orpheum music co., Boston. 


Oi DimaAnvtEs; words and melody by 
A. King tof Russia, domiciled at 
New York) 7009 


© 1 ¢. Apr. 12 1925 eos: 
Adolf King, New York. 
Otp Baytor; words by John Hill 


eee music by Herman J. Bal tof 

S., arr. by Elizabeth Hillyer rof 

ur 9.1 7010 

© Apr. 17,1923; 2 Apert 

561765; Alumnae assn. of Baylor 
college, Belton, Tex. 


Oxp (THE) BOG HOLES “erds “and 
melody by W. Steers of Canada, 
domiciled at San Francisco; 7011 

© 1c. Apr. 10. 1973) ieso712 - 


William Steers, San Francisco. 


OLD FASHIONED MAMMY 0’ MINE; words 
by O. Simmons, music by A, Smythe 
ros U2 53 7012 

©. Mar..10, 1923; 2 c. Mag 24- E 
561135; Alfredo Smythe and Oscar 
Simmons, Chicago. 


OLD FASHIONED ROSE; 
Bloom of USa 


©..1 ce Mar. 11) .1922- sa Sai7e2: 
Marty Bloom, Chicago. 


melody, by M. 
7013 


432 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


7031 


Op FaTHER GopHer; words by Helen 
' M. Cooke, music by J. N. Whybark 
tof U. $1 4to. 7014 
Pereniar - 1923: 2°¢. Apr. 53° R 
561380; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, Los 
Angeles. 


OLD FRIEND, HOW WE ALL MISS YOU; 
sentimental fox trot, words and mu- 
sic by C. F. Wheeler tof U. Su 

7015 

@ Apr. 6, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 9; E 

561513; Carl Frederick Wheeler, 
Springfield, Mass. 


O1p-MAID (THE) BLUES; words and 
iansic py i. 1. Mastin prof U.S. arr. 
by H. A. Hummel jof U. S. 7016 

@© 1 ¢ Mar. 14, 1923; E 560883; 
Frank E. Mastin, Thorsby, Ala. 


Otp (THE) SHEPHERD’S SONG: sittin’ 
thinkin’, words by Dena Tempest, 
music by Howard Fisher tof Great 
Britaim; in E flat. 7017 

fe) jan. 24. 1923; 1 c. Feb: lo; E 
556380; Boosey & co., London. 


Oxtp (AN) warrior; words by Henry 
W. Nevinson, music by Robert Chig- 
nell jof Great Britain) 7018 

idan, 19, 1923; 1c. Feb: 16;. E 
556378; Boosey & co., London. 


O1iveR Twist; music by Vaughn De 
Leath :;pseud. of Leonore von der 
Lieth), arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus ,of 
U. Si; mixed voices. (Witmark 
edition, no. 1609) 7019 

meng. 9 1923; 2 ce. Apr. 173: E 
559392; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 1© new arrangement) 


ON MY WEDDING DAY; novelty fox trot, 
words by Z. Burnight, melody by 
Jack Paul Stanley tof U. S$. 7020 
me fcc, Apr. 23, 1923: EB 561779; 
Zoa Burnight, Los Angeles. : 


ON WINGS OF LOVE WALTz; by E. W. 
Welden tof U. S.1; piano 7021 
rc Apr. 12, 1923: B 559301: 
Emily W. Welden, Brooklyn. , 


ONCE UPON A TIME; a fable, by Ru- 
dolph Schiller tof U. Sa; violin with 
piano acc. 7022 

fear -f, 1923- 2 c..Mar..17: FE 
eee0s0; °C. W.. Thompson & co., 
Boston. 


ONE A pAY; thirty little piano pieces in 
the first grade, by Mana-Zucca (pseud. 


of Augusta Zuckermann, of U. Sy, 
op. 74; piano. 7023 

Agr’ 5,71923 792 c. Ape 10-8 
559183; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


ONE GooD TIME; march, words and 
music by L. Z. Phillips tof U. S. 

7024 

© Mar. 28, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 28; E 

958965; L. Z. Phillips, Washington. 


ONE HOUR OF LOVE; Venetian serenade, 
words by Harry D. Kerr, music by 
Anatol Friedland tof U. Sy 7025 . 

© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 11; E 
561661; Harms, inc, New York. 


ONE LONE YELLOW ROSE; words by S. 
A. Thompson, music by Clarence A, 
Marshall tof U. Sy 7026 


© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923; E 559070: 
Sidney A. Thompson, Fort Worth, 


ex. 


ONE, TWO, THREE; words by H. C. 
Brunner, music by Phyllis Fergus of 
U. Sa (Readings with musical set- 
tings ) 7027 

© Apr. 20,-1923; 2 c. Apr. 24: E 
561813; Clayton F. Summy cO., 
Chicago. 


ONKEL (Der) aus AMERIKA: words 

and melody by H. Brucken tof U. S3 

7028 

© lie Apr. 14° 1923-"E 561831: 
Hugo Brucken, New York. 


OPHELIA; words by Bartley Costello, 
music by Charles E. Kerr and Geo. B. 
McConnell tof U. Si, arr. by W. C. 
Polla tof U. Sa 7029 


© 1c) Ape: 26, 1923: E 559569 ; 
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New 
York. i 


ORBAN (MarceEL) Sonate; de Marcel 


Orban tof France); violon et piano. 


© Dec. 34, 192251 .¢. Mar.17,:1923 - 
: 556933; Editions Maurice Senart, 
aris. 


OrcuipkEes (Lks); fox trot, par Roger 
Guttinguer tof France); piano. 7031 


© Mar. 23, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 6: E 
557268; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


ORGAN PIECES FROM THE HeEsRIDEs: col- 
lected and arr. by M. Kennedy-Fraser, 
ed. by W. Greenhouse Allt tof Great 
Britain}; organ. Contents: 1. Sea 


433 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7032 


pt.. 111,46. os 


ORGAN PIECES FROM THE HEBRIDES— 
Continued 

sorrow.—z. Fairy music.—3, An Iona 

lullaby —4. The curse of the aspen 

tree. 7032 

© Dees 30,1922. 1c: Febo16; 1923; 

E 556376; Boosey & co., London. 
(© editing) 


ORIENTAL BLUES; words and melody by 
C. Al Evanson jot. U. Sa 7033 
@ok  c. Ape? 21, 49230 eso 50G: 
Clifford Allan Evanson, San Fran- 


CiSCO. 


ORIENTAL DREAM; valse, de M. Dufour 
cof Francei; quatuor a cordes avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 7034 

© Feb. 15, 1923; 1 c, Mars J3> 
556844: Del’Horno, Paris. 


ORIENTAL OR CANNIBAL; by Walter C. 
Simon tof U. S.1 op. 18, no. 24; piano 
or organ. 7035 

©: Ape. 20, 19252 cc Apr Zig. 
559497: Estate of Hamilton S$. Gor- 
don, New York. 


ORIENTALE; from Kaleidoscope, by 
César Cui; op 50, no. 9, simplified 
arr. by Calvin Grooms tof U.. 8.1; 
piano. (Century certified edition, no. 
2194) 7036 

© Apr. 10, 1923-) 22c) Apr ir 
559230; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 


OrRPHEUS WITH HIS LUTE; part-song, 
words by Shakespeare, music by Er- 
nest Walker rof England) op. 33, no. 
1; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral li- 
braty, 210., 1/74) 7037 

© (Beb: 23, 19233 c) Miers Och 
556800: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Oupir (L’); Schéhérazade, poésie de 
Klingsor, musique de P. Lacombe tof 
Francei op. 154. 7038 

©, Dec, Si w9227 luc... Mar. 13; 1925: 
FE, 556830; M. Rossignol, Paris. 


Our BLUE-EYED BABY; words and music 
by Gladys Nelson tof U. 51 New 
York, Lenox pub. co. 7039 

G) Now 21019205 uc Dec. 3 
465816: Faina~Thouin, Easthampton, 
Mass. 


Our COUNTRY’S FLAG; words by A. B. 
Beard, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sau 


© Wen Apried;: 192367 56135057 Al- 
exander B. Beard, Manchester, N. H. 


OuR FAITH IN THEE; sacred song, 
words by George Graff, jr., music 
by Ernest R. Ball tof U. S1 1. Solo, 
in B flat—2. Duet, sop. or ten. and 
alto or baritone, in C.—3. Duet, sop. 
or ten. and alto or baritone, in B flat. 

7041-7043 

© Apr. 30, 1923; 2 c. each May 8; 

EF, 562137-562139; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. 


Our Fatuer’s Love; Children’s day 
service, words by Grace Gordon and 
others, music by M. Isabelle Ritter 
and others jof Ul Si) Gye 7044 

©. Apr... 23, 1923'c2 exe, 
562039; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


OvuR GRAND OLD BEAUTIFUL FLAG; words 
and music by J. N. Whybark of 
U. Sa 4to. ; 7045 

© Mar, 31, 1923; 2c) Fae 
561379; Joseph Nevlin Whybark, 
Los Angeles. 


OuR HUNGRY HEARTS; words by V. 
Guariglia, music by E. 5. S$. Hunt- 
ington fof U. Sui 7046 

© Ic. Apr. 6, 1923; 5 Sotioz, ¥. 
Guariglia, Brooklyn. 


OuR MARKET DAY; tune Gathering 
peasecods, words by FE. Dorothy 
Pleydell-Bouverie, music freely arr. 
by Alan Gray tof England); mixed 
voices. 4to. (Choral” Mbrary no. 
179) A 

© Apr. 6, 19235. cP Ape ers 2 
557548: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Our MorHERS; words by Frank E. 
Graeff, music by Clyde Willard tof 
Us S4,.74to: 7048 


© Apr.:2; 19232 Zire, Wore Ee 
561710; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 


Our PUBLIC SCHOOLS; or, Uncle Sam’s 
defense; words by T. W. Phillips, 
music by Harry J. Lincoln tof U. S$. 

7049 

© Mar. 3, 1923; )2 "erin Sn: 

ena Thos. W. Phillips,- Bessemer, 
ich. 


| Our Treppy; march, by A. M. Gilbert 


“tof “U.S. piano: 7050 


© 1c Apr. 24, 1923 550544 ; 
Albert Merrill Gilbert, Los Angeles. 


Out oF THE DARKNESS TO SUNLIGHT, 
YOU BROUGHT ME, SWEETHEART MINE; 
words and music by C.: Decker 
fof UL Sa 7051 

© Apr..16, 1923; 2° ¢ Ape Yok 
Tae George C. Decker, Newton, 


434 f 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


n0,..5,) 1923 


Out oF THE DEEP (De _ profundis) ; 
- words from the Bible, music by Ver- 
non Eville jof U. Si; in C minor. 

7052 
Gran 1,°1923> 2 c¢ Mar..7; E 
560662; Boosey & co., New York. 


Out OKLAHOMA wAy; words by Guy 
J. Sampsel, melody by Don Mathews 
con U. Si : 7053 

Gil ce Mar. 5, 1923; .E, 560637; 
Sampsel and Mathews, Flushing, 
Nv Y. 


Out THERE IN THE SUNSHINE WITH 
you; waltz, words by J. Keirn Bren- 
iigsmpsic by Hrnest R: Ball’ pof 
OS 4 aa 7054 

@ fpr..9, 1923: 2 c. Apr. 17; E 
561725; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


OuT WHERE THE BLUE BEGINS; words 
by George Graff, jr. and James 
Francis McHugh, music by F. Ber- 
nard Grant rof U. S. 2 f055 

Omnia 5) 1923 '2.c,. Mar. 14°. E 
558561; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


OVER AND UNDER; novelty solo, by 
Arnold Johnson rof U. Si; aaa 


erro pin7, 1923-2 ee, Apr 16; E 
559333; Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


OVER THE HILLS; by Wm. L. Brunt rof 
=i plano. 7057 
awlar Sl, 19235 2c, Apr. 2: E 
561325; Wm. Lester Brunt, Frank- 
fort, Ky. 
Pappy IS BETTER AND BETTER; words 
and music by E. ¥. Watson tof U. S. 
7058 
fe c. Apr 17, 1923; EF, 559357; 
Edward Judson Watson, Buffalo. 


“Pack Mr. Pianist; novelty solo, by 


Henry Lange tof U. S.1; piano. 
7059 


eee 7? 1993: 2 c. Apr 16: E 
559331; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


PacopAa (THE) ol FLOWERS; a Burmese 
story in song, by Amy Wood forde- 
Finden, arr. by Sydney Baynes of 
Great Britain; piano. 7060 

mia 16.1923; 1 c. Apr. 5; & 
Ha/2493 Boosey & co., London. [© 


arrangement} 


PAL 0 MY DREAMS; words and music 
By Hi. IN. Metler tof _U. Sa. Buffalo, 
N. Y.,, Nelson pub. co. 7061 

mypNore 12519932 ec. Apr. 177 E 
559358; Harry N. Metler, Buffalo. 


1702—23—6 e 


7072 


PAI, OF MY DREAMS; waltz ballad, words 
and music by Chas. Roat tof 
U. $1; with fox trot and quartet for 
male or mixed voices. 7062 

© Apr. 1451192372: Apr. 13:05; 
561638; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek, Mich. 


—— words by Madge Friend, music by 
Cliff Friend tof U: Sx 7063 
©) Ape: sl2." 1923-2 e: Apr. 1328 
561635; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


PALM BRANCHES (Les rameaux); by . 
Faure, transcribed, played and ed. by 


McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa (Re- 
cordo word roll, no. 67550) Music 
roll 7064 

© Mar. 12, 1923-2 ¢.) Mar, 19. E 
561082; Recordo player roll co.,: 
Chicago. (© interpretation and edit- 
ing) 


Pansy: by 1. J. Spiller siot),Us. Sat 

Piano. 7065 

© 1c. Apr. 26, 1923; E 561839; 
Isadore J. Spiller, New York. 


Pappacatto (Iz); valzer, melody by 
Santi Tafarella of Italy, domiciled at 
New York) 7066 


© 1c Apr. 2, 1923; E 561343: 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


PAPRIKA; jazz, by John De Bueris and 
Peter Capodiferro tof U. Sa; cornet, 
with piano acc. 7067 

© 1c. Apr. 24, 1923; E 559536: 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


PARADE OF THE DICKIE-BIRDS; by Julia 
Fox rof U. S.; piano. 7068 
© May 5, 1923; 2 c May 7: E 
262081; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. ° 


PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; by 
Reomr Jessel; op: 123) ed.’ by WC. 
Polla tof U. Sa 1. E flat alto saxo- 
phone and piano—2. B flat ten. sax- 
ophone and piano—3. C melody sax- 
ophone and piano. 7069-7071 

© Apr. 4, 1923; 1 c. each Apr oe 
FE 559077-559079; Edward B. Marks 
music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment) 


-PaRacon ; march, by James M. Fulton 


fof }\U,.. $4 0p.,1121: band. ..4to. . Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 

S072 

©) Apr. 12, 1923; 2.c. Apr. 14: E 

559323; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


439 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7073 


pt. 111,n.s., v.18 


PARDON MAMZELLE; de En douce, pa- 
roles de Albert Willemetz et Jacques 
Charles, musique de Ch. Borel-Clerc 
tof France) 7073 

©) Jane 31,1 19235 01 te: Pepys 10s 
556430; Ch. Borel-Clerc, Paris. . 


ParIsiMo; one step, by Chas. FE. Roat 
rof U. S.1; saxophones and piano acc. 
7074 


©.- Apr: 9) 1923202 ve. Apr. wee 
559160; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek. 


Paroles (LES) QU’ON NE DIT PAS; pa- 
roles de Noél Tessuor, musique de 


Roger de Francmesnil tof France) op. 
ae. 7075 


© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 10, 1923; 
E 556407; A. Zunz Mathot, Paris. 


PARTENZA E ARRIVO; versi de A. Trusi- 
ana, musica di EH. - Taghaterri ot 
Italy}; mand. acc. (Gennarelli, Pie- 
digrotta 1922) 7076 

©) Dec. 1.19227 1c. Feb. 26, 1925: 
E, 556495; Italian book co., New York. 


Pas (Le) pes FLEURS; grande _valse, 
intercallée dans Naila, de Léo Delibes 
rof Francei, bearb. v. Alfred Pagel tof 
Germany}; orch. (Symphonienfan- 
tasien, ouverturen - potpourris - tanze, 
etc., fiir orchester in  partitur und 
stimmen ) 7077 

G) Nov. 5, 1921, Ic. Sept. 27, 1922; 
E 545647; Adolph Furstner, Berlin. 


Pasoguira; Spanish waltz, by William 
Lester tof U. Sa; orch. (Spanish 
gypsies, no. 3) 7078 

© May 7, 1923; 2 c. May 8; E 
562122; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© arrangementi 


PassA LA HANFARA; Versi di Renato 
Savelli, musica di Goffredo Pitotti tof 


Italy; mand. acc.) (Rome, Italy) 
Casa editrice musicale Vanieiy male 


Ovjam 47) 1923. Avie. Beb.» 26; iB 
556513; Italian book co., New York. 
PassacacLIaA; by Aaron Copland tof 
France]; piano. 7080 
© Dect sl, 1922; We. Mara 17,1923; 
FE 556928; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


Patrdxy (Husert) Drei orchesterlieder 
fiir hohe stimme; musik von H. Pa- 
taky tof Germany) op. 29, no. 1-3. 
Contents: 1. Heimweh in der verban- 
nung; von Yakamochi, Deutsche worte 
von Hans Bethge.—2. O freund, erhebe 


dein gesenktes haupt; von Walter 

Calé.—3. Verkleidung; von Amaru, 
Deutsche worte von Hans Bethge. 

| 7081 

© Dec. 1, 19223 2ic. Apr i@y 1923 - 

E 557564; Alte und neue kunst, Ber- 


lin. 


Patriotic (A) RAIN; words by M. 
Rees, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 

7082 
© 1-c. Apr. 19, 1923; By Spear - 
Margaret Rees, Gridley, Ill. 


PAUKSTELIUI; zodziai is Tautos Vainiko, 
sutaisé muzika J. A.- Zemaitis tof 
U. Sa; duetas ant piano: 


© Apr.16, 19233 2 cx Ageeet ls. F 
559555; J. A. Zemaitis,. Shenandoah, 
Pa: 3 


PAY THE PIPER; from Caroline, words by 
Harry B. Smith rof U. Sa, music by 
Eduard Kiinneke. 7084 

© Mar. 13; 192352 eo Mie ee 
560920; Harms, inc, New York. 
(© revised lyrics; 


PEACEFUL VALLEY ; words by M. K. 
Lockfield, music by James E. Jury tof 
U. Sit; in-A flat: 7085 

© Apr. 27, 1923- 21c. Magnes 

562130; M. K. Lockfield, Slidell, La. 


PEACH BLOSSOMS; waltz, by J. G. Jolly 
rof U. S.; piano. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. 
Perry’s sons. 7086 

© Mar. 26, 1923; 2:co ewes E, 
561361; James Gt Jolly, McFall, Mo. 


PEARLY (THE) GATES AND GOLDEN; 
words and arr, of music “by E. T. 
Crossley tof Great Britaini, music by 
Dolores tof Great Britain) 7087 

© Mar. 28; 19452 oh "cae 30: 
E 557084; Hawkes & Harris music co., 
Itd., Toronto, Canada. 


Pee-CHee Lee; words by J. J. Mon- 
tague, music by M. G. King [of Py S. 
088 


© 1c Mar. 5, 1923; E 560634: 
Mary Gibbs King, Hannibal, Mo. 


PENSACOLA, ALL IT’S OWN; words and 
music by E. S. Costa tof Italy, dom- 
iciled at Pensacola, Flay: violin or 
mand. New York, Frank ahve 

089 


© Mar: 24, 19233 Be Ape 2308 
ape Eugene S. Costa, Pensacola, 
la. 


436 


& 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mo. 5, 1923 7108 

PENSIERO NOTTURNO; valzer, by Per- ©vApr. 21, 1923;.2 «, APT ah es 

~ sico-Montalbo jof U. Su; ee 961770; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
* 7090 York. 


foe, Apr. 9, 1923; E 561524: 
Orazio Montalbo, Brooklyn. 


——— waltz, by S. Persico jof Italy, arr. 
by Josep Gioe jot U. Sa; instru- 
mental. | 7091 

eee Apr. 2 19235; BH ' 561340: 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


PERHAPS YOU DON’T KNOW IT, BUT YOU RE 
BREAKING MY HEART; words and 
melody by James Kendis tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Robert W. Ricketts tof U. S. 

7092 


wl oc, aViar.. 19,.1923;.-F, 561065; 
Kendis-Brockman music co., inc, 


New York. 


PESTICATIN' MAMA, YOU'VE GOT YOUR 
DADDY UP A TREE; words by F. An- 
derson, melody by R. E- Spencer tof 
Pen. aur, by ©. Anderson tof U. Sa 

~ 7093 


ico uApr, 9 1923- EF 561520; 
Frank Anderson and Robert Elliot 
Spencer, San Francisco. 


PETER SUKOFF; oper in drei aufzugen, 
von Olga Wohlbrttck tof Germany), 
musik von Waldemar Wendland; 
klavier-auszug mit text. 7094 

M@mVar. 3), 192b 1. c.. Oct. 21, 
1922; D 26381; Paragon musik-verlag, 
Berlin. 


Pererson (Maurice) March; by M. 
Peterson jof U. $1; Ist violin, Ist 
pein tat, 2d pt. in E flat. 7095 

4c! Mar. 31, 1923-) E 561429; 
Maurice Peterson, New York. 


Perit (Le) Czerny; en trois livres, par 
Oh. Czerny, tev. par H. Vaillant tof 
France]; piano. _ (Petit pianiste) 1°* 
livre. 18 etudes choisies et annotées 
pour les jeunes éléves.—2° livre. 18 
etudes choisies et annotées de mo- 
yenne force. 7096, 7097 

fe) Dec. 31, 1922-1 c: each Mar, 31, 
1979") 8, 55/197, 557198; J. Janin,. Oul- 


lins, France. (© revision) 


PETITE CHANSON; de Jean Huré oof 
France) ; piano et violoncelle, ou violon, 
ou alto. ; 7098 

© Dec. 311922: 1 c.. Feb. 10; 1923; 
E 556409: A. Z. Mathot, Paris. (© 
transcription) . 


PETITE HISTOIRE D'AMOUR (A little love 
tale) ; lullaby, par Giuseppe Di Janni 
on Wier si wope cone, |. violin and 
piano. 7099 


PETITE SUITE D ORCHESTRE; par Paul 
Pierné tof France) Contents: 1. His- 
tome: “amiusante 2. Histoire triste —— 
oo) Ein Lorcaine: 7100 

(Man es, 5 le Apr. Gce 
557276; Evette et-Schaeffer, Paris. 


PETITE VALSE; by N. H. Atkins of 
England) op. 20, no. 3; piano, (Six 
five-note pieces, no. 3) 7101 


© Mag. 13; 19235) 26. Mar. 28:8 
558951; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 
tOnme 


PHI DELT SMOKE RINGS; words and mu- 
sic by B. M> Ruack tof Us Sa 7102 
NG Npre 21, 1923770 ¢. Anrs 237 8 

561796; Berta M. Ruick, Indianapolis, 


PIANOFLAGE; rag one step, composed 
and played by Roy Bargy, ed. by 
McNair Leentritz sof UniS 7) “(Ree 
cordo, no. 67630) (Music roll} 7103 

©) Apey 25102342 6 May i7 
559991; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. [© editing 


PicKLES; words by Jack McGowan and 
Joe Young, melody by Chas. Rosoff 
for. UWS3 7104 


© 1c. Apr. 23, 1923; E. 561771; 
Irving Berlin, New York. 


PIE NIGHT; from A two crust musical 
pastry, words by F. Earl Ward, mu- 
“sic by Vewis El, Horton, jr. rot UU: S4 
7105 


© Mar, 3.719242 c° Apr, 2. 
561324; K. D. Hutchinson, Oberlin, O. 


PININ’ JUST FoR, you; duet or trio ad 
lib., words by James Stanley Royce, 


music by Spencer G. Adams of 
L.. 5.1; male, female or mixed 
voices, im-D flat, 7106 


©) May) 7, 51923°.2 ¢ May 8. E 
562116; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. (© arrangement) 


Pipk (THE) oRGAN BLUES; words and 
music by Isham Jones, Elmer Barr 
and Fred Rose tof U. S. 7107 

© Mar. 24, 1923: 2 c Mar. 24: E 
558816; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


_P1IzzICATO GAVOTTE; heart and heart, ‘by 


Coban, wey. and arr. by) J. 0S: 
penedy oh Uh, 5.5 full orch: 7108 

© Mar, 15; 1923; 2c; May 12: 2 
562242; Carl Fischer, New York. (© 


arrangement) 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7109 


pt. tll; 10's., v. te 


PLACING STARS ON His crown; words 
by M. E. Elliott, music by Elliott 
Markham tof U. Si 4to. | 7109 

© Dec. °7,.1922; 2: ¢ Apr. 23,1923; 
E 561780; Mary Elizabeth Elliott, 
Washington, N. C 


PLAINTIVE; by Walter C. Simon tof 

U. S.1 op. 18, no. 10; piano or organ. 

7110 

© Apr. 20 19232 CoAae. 

559483; Estate of Hamilton S$. Gor- 
don, New York. 


PLAYMATE; words and music by D. L. 
Higgins cof U5 a bala 
© 1-c. Apr. 24, 1923; EF 559541; 
Dorothy Louise Higgins, Lynn, Mass. 


PLEADING; words and music by H. 
Cheiffetz jot “U.- Sa, ‘arr. “by Parry 
J. Flumerfeldt tof U. S.i 72 

Ome. Apr 0, 2923-59215; 
Hymon Cheiffetz, Buffalo. 


PLEASE LET ME BE YOUR DADDY; words 
by W..0. Hart, music by Nels ‘J. 
Williams tof U. $.1 7113 

© Mar. 10, 1923;°2 c, Mar.24; 5 
561151; Wm. O. Hart, New Buffalo, 
Mich. 


Prunx; from Gingham girl, words by 
Neville Fleeson, music by Albert Von 
Tilzer tof U. Sa 7114 

©. Apr’ 16, 19252. Apes ly, 
561744; Harms, inc., New York. 


Porm; by ways that are not, by Theo- 
dore Holland tof England; op. 18; 
violin and piano. (Four fancies, 
no. 1) 7115 

© Ape 5. 1925; 17 c) Aprm lor & 
557474; F. & B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


PoEMA FIESOLANO; di Vittorio Rieti tof 
Italyi; pf. (Universal edition, no. 
6808 ) 7116 

©) Dec. (9/1922 tc, “Miar-"31,'1923; 
E 557211; Universal edition, a. g., 
Vienna. 


PoEMI DEL DOLORE; versi di Giacinto 
Ricci Signorini, da Thanatos, musica 
di Antonio Ricci Signorini rof Italy 
Edizioni Carisch. 7117 

© Febiiz3) 11923; lec. “Mar 2h: 
E 557036; A. & G. Carisch & c, 
Milan. 

Poi, p—E Since; fox trot, par July rof 
France}; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 7118 

© Deer js, 19225'01 vc. Mar. 031, 
1923; E 557155; July, Paris. 


PoINSETTE; mazurka, by J. Schulhoff, 
op. 30, rev., phrasing and fingering 
by Wm. CC. Schwartz Got see sou- 
piano. arr. aly 

© Feb. 13, 1923; 2c) Bebo @3- EF 
558260; Co-operative music  co., 
Philadelphia. (© Revision, phrasing 
and fingering) 


Ilodurexds cvpros (Politikos syrtos); by 
Antonios O, Sakelarin tof U. §.1; 
instrumental. (‘EdAnveKol xopol Kal ac- 
para dia KNaplvov Biorlov uavdorlvoy kai Kop- 
véra, no, 103) 7120 

© Jan. 10, 19235 2°. Meee 
560726; Apollo music pub. co., New 
York. 


PoLKA LENT; by Clayton Johns 
U. $1; violin and piano. 


tof 
7121 
© Mar. 22, 1923-°2 c: Ageeroeoe, 
559195; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© violin part) 


Potty; by John Gay, second pt. of The 
beggar’s opera adapted by Clifford 
Bax, music arr. and composed by 
Frederic Austin tof Great Britaim 
vocal sc. 4to. e122 


© Dec. 30, 1922: 1 ‘e. Pea tee 1o25- 
E 556382; Boosey & co., London. (© 
new matter) ; 


PoLONAISE HUMORESQUE; by Dvorak, 
op. 89, rev. and fingered by Eugene 
Platzman tof U. $1; piano. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2187) 7123 

© Apr. 10; 192357) eager 
559234; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


PoLycAMY; words and melody by E. 
Benedict tof U. Sa 71 
© 1c. Apr. 719232 33 tao too. 
Edward Benedict, Chicago. 


Pom! Pom! ‘I-LooRAL-Ay; one-step, 
words by Clifford Seyler, music by 
Chater Robinson tof England; in C. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


© Feb. 14, 1923-792 ey Apia E, 
ae Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


PoMPADOUR; minuet, by Ralph Horner 
tof U. S$. op. 91; piano. 7126 
© Mar. 13, 1923-) 2vcs Mamiee-on, 
558962; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 
ton. 


Poor (THE) SOUL SAT SIGHING; words 
by Shakespeare, traditional air, arr. 
by Frederick Keel tof England) 7127 


© Feb. 23,1923: 1, se are Oo 
556804; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


438 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


7145 


PopuLAR (EL); one step ou paso doble, 
de L. Dequin tof France); piano. 


foytees 31,-1922-"1 e Feb. 10; °1923- 
FE 556413; Léon Dequin, Bois-Colom- 
bes, France. 


Por ALEGRIAS; danse espagnole, por 
Babil Calvete rof Spain; piano. 


ey) Manes. 1923-01. ¢))Mar.. 3h; E 
55/172> Iucien Brulé, Paris. 


PouUPEE DE JADE; valse chinoise, de la 
revue En pleine folie, par Maurice 
Hermite tof France); piano. 7130 


OW 23,.1923> 1 c. Mar. 27: E 
55/032: Enoch & co., Paris. 


Pour £TRE HEUREUX; chanson fox trot, 
de la revue Toutes les femmes, pa- 
roles de Albert Willemetz, musique 
de Maurice Yvain ;of France; 7131 


Weiter 25 1923- 1 ic. Apr. 6; °E 
557291; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


Pour LE JOUR DE LA PREMIERE NEIGE AU 
vVIEUx JAPon; de D. E. Inghelbrecht 
(of France}; partition d’orch. 7132 

ec si, 1922-1 ¢ Mar: 17, 1923; 
E 556915; Editions Maurice Senart, 


Patis: 


PRACTICE THE PRESENCE OF JESUS; 
words and music by Warner R. Cole 
fot U2 S.1 7133 


Cw Wviacs 9,).1923°2 ch Apr. 45: E 
561418; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


PRALUDIUM, INTERMEzzO UND FUGE; 
von Walter Niemann jof Germany) 
op. 73; klavier. (Edition Peters, no. 
3750) ; 7134 


@e Sept. 10,1920" Lc. Sept:. 15, 
1922: EF 557497: C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 


PRAIRIE SKETCHES; by Chas. Wakefield 
Cadman, arr. by Adolf Schmid tof 
U. Sa; orch. with piano conductor. 
(Willis concert collection, no. 2) 
Soncents: t.. Dawn 2. Yuccas.—3. 
A legend of the plains—4. Whispers 
of the night. 7135 
meget. 5, 1923: 2. c. Apr: 9: E 
561622: Willis music co., Cincinnati. 
(© arrangement) 


PRAISE AND BEAUTY; service for Chil- 
dren's day, words by Elsie Duncan 
Yale and Grace Gordon, music by 
J. Lincoln Hall and Clyde Willard 
fom Ui.) -S.4 .. 8vo; 7136 


en Ape. 2olO75 212) ee May 5<' & 


562040; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. | 


PRAYER; words by Valentine Boleslav 
Straka, music by Richard Kountz tof 
U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. (Church 
music review, no. 685) 7137 


© Apr? 16; 1923-2 ce; Apri Os E 
559414; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


PRAYER (A); sacred song, words by 
S. E. Brown, music by Chas. Worley 
for. U: Sa . New-York, Brown pub. 
co. 7138 


Oy eb. 240. 09250 270. Nano. 1s 
558441; Samuel E. Brown, New York. 


PRAYER HYMN; words and music by 
Mrs. Geo. W. Taft tof U. Sa = 7139 


©) Mar 21025220 Mar’ 12 3 
560787; Mrs. G. W. Taft, Chicago. 


PRAYER OF RicHARD Dx CaAstRE; words 


Aci Du | MCCCCKEX, musics by / Her 
bert Popple tof Englandi; mixed 
voices. 4to. 7140 


©) Mepe 2/7) 1926301 ich Mar AG 
556799; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


PRELUDE ET DANSE; prélude, de J. 
Edouard Barat rof France}; harmonie 
avec conducteur, si flat. Ato. 7141 


© Feb. 20) 1923.01 © iMarc17. 
556953; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


PRELUDE IMPROVISATION; by Sumner 
Salter of -U.S.1;. onean. 7142 
wApe 6, 19232 co uApr. Oboe 
561508; Boston music co., New York. 


PRELUDE IN C SHARP MINOR; by Alex- 
ander Scriabine, op. 9, no. 1, ed. and 
fingered by Eugene Platzman of 
U. S.1; piano, left hand alone. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2201) 7143 

© April) 1923 -72+¢2 Apr, 10: E 
559259; Century music pub. co., New 
York. :© editing and fingering) 


PRELUDE IN G MINOR; by Sergéi Rach- 
maninoff, op. 23, no. 5, transcribed 
by Gottfrred H. Federlein tof U. S11; 
organ. (Recital: series of organ tran- 
scriptions, second series, no. 38) 


7144 

© Apts. 2) .1923-.2.0) Ape 6798 

559130; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© transcription) 


PRELUDES AND PRIERES; ten pianoforte 
pieces, by C. V. Alkan, selected from 
op. O64 and 166,)-and: art.’ bys César 
Franck, ed. by Charles N. Boyd rof 
Wee Sserorcans vobl.b2mey / (Senin 
mer’s library of musical classics, v. 
1469) 7145 

©} Wai 19)" 192352 co Mar, 23. Bs 
558811; G. Schirmer, inc., New York, 
(© editing) 


439 


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7146 


ENTRIES 
pt. 110, a S., V- 18 


PripE (THE) of May; a madrigal in 
eight parts, words by Thomas 
Weekes, music by Abram Ray Tyler 
tof U. Si; mixed voices. (Summy’s 
octavo editions, no. 2063) 7146 

© ‘Feb,..24 1923; 2) c. Feb. 28s 
560453; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


PRIERE; par L. Boéllmann, extraite de 
Yop. 25, transcription par E. Lucas 
rof France); clarinette, si bemol. 


7147 


Deé../81 1022: “he Mar cat, 
E, 557184; Durand et cie., 
(© transcription) 


© 
1923 ; 
Paris: 


Primi (1) 40 stupI DI MECCANISMO; 
con aggiunta di 20 studi melodici, di 
D. Nocentini tof Italyi; per clarinetto. 
4to. (Metodi popolari, no. gone 


© Jan. 15, °19235")-c. Feb, 24: 5 
556452; Adolfo Lapini, Florence, 
Italy. 


PriscitLA; melodie of yore, by Harold 
M. Smith tof U. Sa; piano. 7149 


i Mary 16;°1923% 206) Manco; i 
qpeeas A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
O. 


Prosost (Hrtnz) Vier ktirze gedan- 
kegs von Hi. Probost. tof Austria 
op. 18; flote und klavier. Contents: 
1. Minnesang.—2. Wiegenlied. — 3. 
Dammerung.—4. Harlekins werbung. 


7150 


Or Ane Vt rele. re Sent 1S, 
1922; E 557496; Jul. Heinr. Zimmer- 
mann, Leipzig. 


PROMENADE; gavotte, by Erno Rapeé 
and. William Axt) tof. U. S.i*orch. 
(Red seal concert series) 7151 


©) Mar 124923212 fe. Apres Oo EB 


561505; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 

ees ee enn Seal SecleseneGs 

7152 

© Apringe 1923602 .c:) May, 3 


562076; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
Works) 


PROMENADE AMOUREUSE; intermezzo, 


by Maurice Baron tof U. $.1; orch. 
with piano conductor. (Belwin con- 
cert edition, no. 86) 7153 


© wpe. 019) 1928-92 e. vApr. 23." 


559472; Belwin, inc., New York. 


PromMisE (THE) OF RESURRECTION; by 
Clarence Dickinson sor 9 ieee.1 
(Sacred choruses, no. 92) 1. Vio- 
lin—2. Violoncello.—3. Harp. 

7154-7156 


© Mar. 3, 1923: 2c. each Mar 5; 
FE, 560625-560627; H. W. Gray co., 
New York. 


ProMIsepD (THE) DAY IS HERE; words 
by E. N. C. Barnes, music ‘by, George 
sibs Goldthwaite fof U. Si (Cn King 
Sol in flowerland, pt. 1,°noy fy w157 

© Nov. 20, 1922; 2 ce) ieee. 
558646; Edwin N. C. Barnes, Wash- 


ington. 


PKOTHEROE (DANIEL) A nocturne; 
two part song, words from the Welsh 
by Edmund O. Jones, music by D. 


Protheroe of’ VU. Si; amonien's 
voices. 8vo. choruses, no. 
7032) 7158 


© Apr. 11, 1923; 2c. Ape. We: 
561728; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 


PUGNALE FASCISTA; 
Sarno, musica di 
Italy; mand. ace), Newey ork, 
Naples, Canzonetta napoletana. 7159 


© Mar:-2, 1923:°2 cc) ia 
558663; A. Peronace, New York. 


versi di Giuseppe 
FE. A. Mario tof 


PUISQUE TU M’ AIMES; transcription 
d’un poéme du Kafiristan, 10™° siecle, 
pour orchestre seul par Georges 
Sporck jof Francei; piano conduc- 
teur pt. 7160 


© Mar, 23, 1923: ft crore oe 
557267; Georges Sporck, Paris. (© 
transcription) 


PUNCHINELLO; by Herbert, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, played by 
Wm. Lester. (Recordo, no. 67460) 
(Music rolh 7161 


© Mar..24, 1923.27 Amie) 1 
561484 ; Recordo player roll: co: Chi- 
cago. ‘© editing) 


Pupper (THE) sHow; by Josephine 
Trott iof U. Sa. ope Sima Si aaolin 
“and piano. 4162 

©: Apr. 2, 1923) 2Reg wee ron. 24 
559128; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


PURPLE AND GREEN; marche militaire, 
B. Sheldon Green sof Great Brit- 
ain; ‘banjo and ‘piano: ayGaauae Ss 
banjo series, no. 3 7163 
© Jan. 15, 19235" 1 cae 
557015; Wi. WHS Paling) eco eta 
Sydney, Australia. 


440 


MUSICAL COMPOSITION 


no. 5, 1923 


PyRAMYTHS; novelty solo, by Jess Sut- 
ton rof U. S.; piano. 7164 
eomiter 35, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 
558559; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


QUAND LES FEMMES FONT COMME LES 
ENFANTS; dans la revue En pleine 
folie, paroles de L. Lemarchand and 
René Nazelles, musique de Raoul 
Moretti tof France) 7165 


ee iia 25, °1923- 1c Apr..6° E 
557296; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


QUAND ON VEUT S’FAIRE AIMER; de En 
pleine folie, paroles de Louis Le- 
marchand et René Nazelles, musique 
de Mauprey et Courtioux (of Francei 


7166 
Peers & 1923;7/1 c Apr. 6; E 
557230; Enoch & co., Paris. 


QUAND UNS FEMM’ VOUS FAIT LES DOUX 
YEUX; paroles de F. Rouvray et J. 
Rodor, musique de Vincent Scotto tof 
France} 7167 


© Mar. 23, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 27; E 
557030; Enoch & co., Paris. 


QuARTETT; von Paul Hindemith of 
Germany}, ftir 2 violinen, viola, violon- 
cello, partitur. l6mo. 1. Op. 10, in 
F moll.—2. Op. 16, in C dur. 


7168, 7169 
(remiar. 10; 1971, Jan. 20,: 1922; 
fee: each Mar. 17,1923: EF, 556996, 


556997 ; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger- 
many. 

QUEEN oF THE NILE; fox trot, words 
and music. by Herbert Ballard tof 
Great Britain) Staff and tonic sol-fa 


notations} 7170 
mm Ags 4. 1923- 1c. Apr. 6; E 
557232; B. Feldman & co., London. 
Qurr (Cuartes) Arabesque; par C. 
Ouet joi: U. Si op. 64; violon et 
piano. 7171 


© Dec. 31, 1922: 1 c. Mar. 13, 1923; 
FH, 556852; Jean C. Vincent, Lyon, 
France. 


Qurer (A) corNER; words by P. C. 
Cole, music by Ellie Lampard of 
Australiaj 7172 

my Nov. 21, 1922-1 c. Feb. 26, 1923: 
E 556490; Allan & co. pty. Itd., Mel- 
bourne, Australia. 


Quier PLACES; words by Frank Greene, 
music by FE. F. Flammer tof U. Su. 


7173 
foe Mar. 19) 4923 2c Mar! 21; EF 
558765; Edward F. Flammer, New 


York. 


7183 


QUITTING BLUES; words by S. Gray, 

melody by Arnold T. Lax rof U. S11 

7174 

@) i c. Mar. 30, 1923-2 561367 ; 
Solomon Gray, Catonsville, Md. 


RADAMES; shimmy, fox trot, by H. 
Smidt-Gregor, pel by L. Zeitlberger 
tof Swedenj; orch. with piano conduc- 
tor. 4to. 7175 

© Sept. 8, 1921; 1 c. Mar. 22, 1923; 
E, 557129; Carl Gehrmans, musikfor- 
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


Rapi-ADI-0; waltz, by Harry Pease, 
Howard Johnson and Ed. Nelson jof 
Uy Sy, drs. by Wear ocuulz (01, 0:49.45 


orch., with words. Feist ed. 4to. 
7176 

TO ian. 8.) 1925"\ 2 oe. Mag: Or ae 

560785; Leo Feist, inc.,, New York. 


‘© arrangement 


RApIO BLUES; words by Isobel Stone, 
music by Edward A. Winston of 
Wr Sa 7177 

©) Apr 7, 1923* 2c, Apts 265 6; 
559567; Tama music pub. corp., New 
York. 


Rarr (JoseEpH JoAcHim) Cavatina; by 
Raff, op. 85, no. 3, ed. by McNair 
Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa, played by Ivan 


Kerouak. (Recordo, no. 67430) 
(Music roll 7178 
Mar: 24) 1923 Quer Ape. as bs 


561481; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


RAMAH; air characteristic, by R. Na- 
thaniel Dett (of Ww: Sa: violin and 


piano. 7179 
©) Apr. 190 192372 Je. Apr. 263 
561821; Boston music co., New York. 
RAQUEL; paso doble, por Babil Calvete 
(of Spaim; piano. 7180 
KO) Miso 5p £925 hl ee Mars oils 

E 557171; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 
Ray (A) OF SUNSHINE; words and 


music by C. Cutmore tof England, 
domiciled at New York 7181 


Civic? May 3.1923... 562018 ; 
Constance Cutmore, New York. 


READY, LET’S GO; booster’s rally song, 
words by E. H. Bemis, music by J. A. 
Pans os (WarSa.. 4to, Te “Mens 
voices. (Choice compositions for 
male voices, secular edition, school se- 
ties “no. 918)—2. Female voices. 
Choice compositions for female voices, 
secular edition, school series, no. 919) 

7182, 7183 


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7184 


READY, LET’s Go—Continued. 


©) Feb2 13,1923: 2 eh each Pebais- 
B, 560455, .560456; Js oA. “Parks co., 
York, Neb. 


REBE (DER) IS MECHADISH DI LEVOONE; 
words and melody by R. Doctor tof 
Russia, domiciled at New York : 

184 
© le “Ape 25; 1923 Vie seh oo: 
Rubin Doctor, New York. 


Rep (THE) AND BLUE; words by Stella 
Mathews and Lovena Moore, music by 
Esther Caudill jor UL 54 7185 

© Mar. 17, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561049 ; Davenport high school music 
study club, Davenport, Ia. 


RED SKIES ABOVE A WIGWAM; words by 
Virginia Woods Mackall, music by 
A. Dvorak, arr. by Howard D. Mc- 
Kinney: (of U. Sa 0 Fert ed.’ (Cho- 
ruses in octavo form, no. 5232-5234) 
1. 3 mixed voices.—2. Sop and alto.— 
3. 4 men’s voices. 7186-7188 


© Mar. .17, 1923: 2c. each Mars 19’ 
FE, 561055-561057; J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. (© arrangement) 


REGINETTA DI UN’ ORA; versi di Renato 
Savelli, musica di Virgilio Virgili tof 


Italyi; mand. acc. tRome, Italy) Casa 
editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 

7189 

© .jans.4, 19235 4.6 Feb Zoe E 


556505; Italian book co., New York. 


REGRET; words by Josephine Dominick, 
music by M. F. Schade tof U. $1 

7190 

E 561695; 
Seattle. 


©) dere: .Ape ho!) 1973. 
Maria Feodorovna Schade, 


REGULATION ARMY BUGLE CALLS, FOR THE 
Boy scou?t’s BUGLE; compiled by 
B. A. Rose tof U. S.1 24mo. 7191 

© Aue. e192? e. Sept. 26> FE 
519496; B. A. Rose, Minneapolis. 


REJOICE GREATLY; service for Children’s 
day, words by Mattie B. Shannon and 
A. A. Payn, music by Adam Geibel 
tof U. Si 8vo. 7192 

©): Apt 255200855 2) ca May. 3) 
562042; Adam Geibel music co., Phila- 
delphia. 


REMEMBER I TOLD YoU so; words by 
Guy J. Sampsel, melody by Don 
Mathews rof U. Su. 7193 

©. 4 ser Mag. IS. 1923)) 1 Sh0G38: 

Sampsel & Mathews, F! ushing, N. Y. 


44 


pt. llii nes. wae 


REMEMBRANCES; 
WU. S.1; piano. 
©. Apr... 24, 19232: 2%. Ape ie- 
561820; Boston music co., New York. 


by Reuben Davies tof 


RENARD (GEORGES) Trois piéces; par 
G. Renard tof France); pour orgue ou 
harmonium. (Selecta opera, no. 21) 

»Contents: 1..La passion du  doux 
Jésus—2. Cantabile—3. Les cloches. 

7195 

© Feb. 1,. 1923; 1.6) Maree: 

556811; -V’* L.-J. Biten St Bamrent- 
sur-Sévre, France. 


REsT WITH THEE IN HEAVEN; sacred 
song, words by Thos. Kelly, music by 
F. Flaxington Harker tof U. S. op. 
26, no. 4; medium voice, piano or 
organ acc. 7 


© Mar. 5, -1922- 2c Miageeee 
560766 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


REVERIE; par 
Francej; piano. 
téristiques, no. 5) 

© Mar: 15, 1923> ew ieee 
55/1623.) Janin, Oullins, France. 


Pierre Augiéras of 
(Six pieces carac- 
719 


RHAPSODIC QUINTET; by Herbert How- 
ells tof England; op. 31; clarinet, two 
violins, viola and violoncello. 8vo. 
(Carnegie collection of British music) 
sc. 


© Sept. 2, 19215 Pic) Bema 
557425; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


RHAPSODIE: par Marcel Grandjany_ rof 

France}; harpe. 7199 

©. Mar. 15, 1923" Iecyiaaaie 
557188; Lucien Rouhier, Paris. 


RIpE ON! RIDE ON! anthem, music by 
John Prindle Scott, arr. by George M. 
Vail tof U. Sa; four- -part chorus of 
men’s voices, organ acc. (Blue 
octavo series, sacred, no. 5001) 7200 


© Mar: :5,. 1923502 je, heen. 

560755; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement) 

RINALDO; operette in drei akten, von 


Karl von Bakonyi, musik von Albert 
. Szirmai tof Hungaryi, freie bearb. von 
Bela Jenbach und Rudolf Oester- 
reicher; vollstandiger klavierauszug 
mit text. 7201 


© Dec. 4; 19212 View @ety ai aoz2 ; 
D 26380; Jos. Weinberger, Vienna. 


Rip VAN WINKLE; from Half moon inn, 
words by Perry Ivins and Corey Ford, 
music by Henry S. Stewart tof eS 8: 


9 


| 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Ho. 5, 1923 


7223 


Or Wiar: 21 1923-2 cc. Mar. 28: FE, 
561543: Henry Shepherd Stewart, New 
York. 


RIpPLING WATERS; novelty solo, by Har- 

gan tetter (o£ U. S.1; piano. © 7203 

OLApt, 7, 1923:.2°c: Apr. 16> 5 
559327; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


*RiTHMETIC (Addition) ; humorous en- 
core song, words by Irwin M. Cassel, 
music. by Mana Zucca (pseud. of 
Augusta Zuckermann, of U. S1 7204 

yap. 4). 1923 >. 2 -cx vAprit26;. EF, 
561819; Boston music co., New York. 


Ritzi Mirzi; fox trot, words by How- 
ard Johnson, music by Con Conrad 
and Irving M. Bibo of U. Sui, arr. 
Dyeeekank Barry of, U.. $14 .-orch. 
Feist ed. 4to. 7205 

(@eMiag, 5.1923; 2 c:: May 72. E 
562066; Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
(© arrangement) 


arr. by C. Conrad. 7206 


piece wiar. 23, 1923- EF, 561132: 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


RIVER SHANNON MOON;; ballad in waltz 
time, words and music by Walter 
Wallace Smith tof U. Si 7207 

feenta) 25, 1923 2:c.-Mar. 24: EF, 
561130; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


eee 


orch. 4to. (Feist edition, 
no. 1131) 7208 

ena. 12. 1922. 2c. Apr. 13: FE 
559346; Leo Feist, inc. New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Roap (THE) To FAIRYLAND; words by 
Martyn Herbert, music by Herberte 
Jordan tof Great Britain) 7209 

(© ape. 13, 1923: 1. c.. Apr. 14;, E 
557404; Cary &‘co., London. 


Rosin GoopFELLow ; by Helen Hopekirk 
tof U. Sa; piano. 7210 
© Apr. 191923; 2. c) Apr. 26; E 
561823; Boston music co., New York. 


RovpotpH VALENTINO, OUR MODERN 
Romro; words by L. A. Murray, 
music by Cecil Baker tof U. Sa 7211 

ot cHApe, 12.1923" 5 550205 ; 
Luetta A. Murray, St. Louis. 


RoMANCE; andante cantabile, by Clar- 
eee, Diekinson: joie U. Sas organ. 
(St. Cecilia series, no. 205) A212 
pe@y Mar. (15, 1923: 2c. Mar: 16; E 
558623; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


4. 


by Edward Ballantine tof U. Sua; 
‘cello and piano, in E 72\3 

(e) Miar 12) 1923 2%) Mar? 158 
558579; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


by Ralph Vaughan Williams tof 
U. S.1; violin and piano. 7214 

©) Apis 49256 Lie JApr les B 
557476; F. & G. Goodwin, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


de Alfred Kullmann ;of France); 
violon et piano. 7215 

©a. 430.1983 1 uc. Reb Oe. Bas 
556425; Max Eschig, Paris. 


—de la comédie musicale L’amour 
masqué, paroles de Sacha Guitry, 
musique de André Messager of 
France} 7216 


© Mar 25601023" Tic. “Ape Oss 
557286; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


ROMANCE SANS PAROLES; par Pierre 
Augiéras tof France); piano. (Six 
pieces caractéristiques, no. 1) G217 


©) Mae 15) 1923-1 ye: Mar Sloe 
557167; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


Romero; words by Ronald Jeans, music 
by Philip Braham tof England) 7218 
©" Hebst 2b (192350 de. Kebs 23, B 
556480;:: Keith, Prowse & co., ltd, 
London. ; 
RonpEAU; words by M. B. Couwvin, 
music by F.. Weissleder tof U. S.1 
7219 
© iter Aprig25, 1923.45, 5595465 
Elsie Weissleder, Cincinnati. 


Rose (THE) AND THE MAID; words 
anonymous, music by. J. P. Brandon 
tof U. Si; medium voice. 7220 

CWApes <5. 1923.2 2re Ape 102 F 
559180; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


RosE oF AN HouR; waltz, by Harry 


Scott tof England}; saxophones and 
piano acc. 7221 

GipAnr. 293) 19232). c. Apr ia) 
559150=) Chas. 55>: Roat amtisic, ‘co: 
Battle Creek. 


Rose oF Ecypt; words and music by 
Milt Hagen and Victor Nurnberg rof 
USa 7222 

Ohh eti May: 5:7 19232 E0562037; 


Veritas music pub. co., New York. 
ROSE OF ROSES, I LovE you; by F. Cavi 
tof U. S.1; melody. 7223 


© 1c May 10, 1921; E 509496; 
Fred Cavi, New York. 


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vo 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7224 


RosE WONDERFUL Rose; words and 
music by May Hewes Dodge and 
John Wilson Dodge, arr. by Howard 
Evans tof U. $1; solo and quartette 
of male voices. 4to. (Selected 
songs for quartettes and glee clubs, 
no. 4087) 7224 

© Ape 441925 2c. Age to7 
561815; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 
‘(© arrangement) 


Roses (Les) bE Saapr; mélodie de 
Marguerite Canal, transcription par 
Jacques Nima of France); orch, 
avec piano conducteur ou harpe. 4to. 


(225 


13, 
Jamin, 


© Dee! B43 19222 Ave ac: 
1923; FE 556859; Maxime 


Paris. \© arrangement) 


RossIGNOL, CHANTE; paroles et mu- 
sique par Henry d’Ollone ;of France); 
solo et choeur, partition. 7226 


©: Dec: ab 14922) love, SMa 17, 
1923; E 556922; Editions Maurice 
Senart, Paris. 


Rouet (LE) SUR LE CLAVECIN; poésie de 
Raymond Philippon, musique de 
Hedwige Chrétien tof France) 7227 


©) Feb. 20; .1923° 2 c Mar. 17: E 
556942; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


ROUNDED UP IN GLORY; cowboy spirit- 
ual, words from Cowboy songs and 
other frontier ballads, -collected by 
John A, Lomax, music. by Oscar J. 
Fox of U. Si; med. in F. (Sheet 
music edition, v. 801) 7228 

©May3, 19235°2 ¢. May 12-5 
562240; Carl Fischer, New York. 


RowiInc sone; by Wilson Manhire ,of 
England); violin and piano, in A. 

7229 

©) Apr. G) 192350 1 vc: Ape. 1S 

557550; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


RuB OFF YOUR WRINKLES WITH A SMILE; 
words by I. Felix Austead, music by 
Glad Knowtz rof U. S.1 7230 

©) (May. 419232 te. Max pea 
562043; Philip Ponce publications, 
New York. 


RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH ) 
Melodie in F; by A. Rubinstein, arr. 
by M. Greenwald tof U. $4.4; violin. 
violoncello and piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2174) 723\ 

© Apes. 10,51923--2 re: (Apr 106s 
559243: Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement 


pt. 111, 0. 5. we d8 


Three pictures; from the Tower of 
Babel, music by A. Rubinstein, arr. 
by A. T. Davidson tof U. $1; chorus 


of men’s. voices. 4to. (Concord 
series, no. 48: Harvard university 
glee club collection) Contents: 1. 


Sons of Shem=2Z, Sons of) Ham 
3. Sons of Japhet. 7232 
- © Apr. 2, 1923: 2 7c) eee es 
561658; E. C. Schirmer music co., 
Boston, 


Rusy’s cusy suit; words by Ronald 
Jeans, music by Philip Braham of 
England; 7233 

. © Feb. 21, 19235 1 ce. ene 
556478; Keith Prowse & co., Iltd.,, 
London. 


Ruccep (A) Roap; words by Mrs. G. 
Warwick, melody by Herman Dubois. 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. 2 

234 


© 1c. Apr. 12, 1923; E 559284; 
re George Warwick, Wilmington, 


Rune (A); by John R. Heath tof 

Great Britain); piano. 7235 

© Mar. 9, 1923; Tey tee eee, 
557029; Enoch & sons, London. 


Russian (THE) NIGHTINGALE; words: 
by Helen Boardman Knox, music by 
Werner Josten rof U. S.1; high voice, 
in G flat. (Fischer edition, no. 5246) 


7236 


© May 7,,1923) 2°26 
562119; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


RussIAN sONG (Chanson russe); fro- 
mance, by Sidney Smith, op. 31, ed. 
and fingered by Eugene Platzman of 
U. Sa; piano. (Centum feemimed 
edition, no. 2192) #237. 

© Apr. 10, 1923; 2%) Apne ao 
559232: Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


RuStLING LEAVES; idyl, by Gustav 
Lange, op. 68, ed. and fingered by 
Eugene Platzman ;of U. $1; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. oo 


© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 


559258; Century music pub. co., New _ 


York. (© editing and fingering 
SapnEss (THE) OF ALL THE WORLD; 
by David Segveira y Bermudez tof 
U. $a; piano. 7239 
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1923; E 559444; 
Arthur C. Inman, Boston. 


444 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mo. 25, 21923 


7255 


SAFELY ANCHORED; words by J. Burt, 


Black [of 
7240 


tee Apr. 17, 1923;°% 559355; 
Jessie Burt, Brooklyn. 


'melody by Elizabeth G, 
1. Sa 


SAGAN oM VART HJARTA (Das marchen 
uns’rer liebe) ; musik av Erkki Melar- 
Miwape.t05, fio.,2, ed. and rev. by 
fei ox. Burt rot U. $1; sang med 
violin och piano. (Wilhelm Hansen 
edition, no. 2280) 7241 


Moreen, 20, 1923; 2c. Mar: 12; E 


560919; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. ,:© editing and revising) 
SAmors (THE) pANcE; by N. H. 


Atkins tof Englandi op. 20, no. 5; 
piano. (Six five-note pieces, no. 5) 
7242 

© Mar. 13, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 28; E 
558953; B. F. Wood music COL Bos- 


ton. 


Sr. Patrick’s PRAYER; fantasia on Irish 
hymns, words selected from St. Pat- 
rick’s writings, music by Charles 
Burke tof England, arr. by Rupert O. 
Erlebach of Great Britain); mixed 
voices.. 4to. (Festal choruses, no. 9) 

243 

fei 2.1922- 1c. Mar. 20, 1923; 

e 557418; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) A 
swan’s song; poem by Sara Yarrow, 
tausie “by « C.. Saint-Saens, arr. by 
Carlos Salzedo tof France); high or 
medium voice, with violoncello obbl. 
and harp or piano acc. 7244 

fewiar, 10; 1923-2 ¢. Mar? 15; *F 
558584; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement} 


- SAKURA-NO-HANA;. words from Teho- 
daki, English tr. and arr. of old koto 


music from Yamada Kengyo, by 
M. M. Higgins tof U. Sa (Songs 
from the Japanese, no. 2) 7245 


aonb ce, Mar. 17,1923; EF, 558609; 
Margaret Manlove Higgins, Brooklyn. 


SAkuRA, SAKURA! words from: Teho- 
@aki, Enelish tr., and arr. of old 
koto music from Yamada Kengyo by 
M. M. Higgins jof U. Sa Songs 
from the Japanese, no. 1) 7246 

lc.) Mar... 17, 1923: E 558613; 
pusiearet Manlove Higgins, Brook- 
yn. 


Sancruary; poem by Sarah Taylor 
Shatford, music by Frank La Forge 


SCALES AND CHORDS; 


tof U. Si; chorus for mixed voices 
with contralto and ten solos. (Blue 
octavo series, secular, no. 1009) 7247 


(©) Meir 5. 19232 32 el Mar. 72 aE 


560754; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement 
a 
SAN FRANCISCO, FAIR AND FREE; sere- 


nade, words by R. A. Barker, music 
by Paolo Dell’ Orso tof U. Sa 7248 

OC Apr. 2 Noe 5 ec2 CoN pr. JL hy 
561586; Robert A. Barker, Berkeley, 
Calif. 


SARABANDE; de Claude Debussy, orches- 
trée par Maurice Ravel tof France); 
partition d’orch. 7249 

Ou Mar 23. 1023 1c. Apts 6205 
557265; J. Jobert, Paris. (© orches- 
tration) 


Sartorio (ArNoLpo) March; by Ar- 
noldo Sartorio jof Germany) op. 1273, 
no. 5; piano, four hands. Boston tetc.1 


Evans music co. (Pleasant hours, 
nt. 5) 7250 

Oy qulyeo, 02h 12 -esjaly ssi 
513255; M. T. Evans, Boston. : 


SAVIOUR, BREATHE AN EVENING BLESSING; 
anthem, words by James Edmeston, 
music by William R. Spence tof U. S.; 
mixed voices, organ acc. 7251 

©» Maras, 1923.°2 ce. Apr. if E 
559194; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


SAXARELLA; by R. Weidoeft tof U. Sa; 
C melody saxophone and piano. 7252 
© Apr: 23, 1923; 2°): Apr: 253.5 
559547; Rudy Weidoeft music pub. co., 
New York. 


SAXOPHONE SaMMyY; fox trot, words 
and music by Henri Marie fof Great 


Britain) (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions ) : 2a 
© Mar. 29, 1923; lc. Apr. 5% 2 


557214; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


SAY YOU’LL COME BACK AGAIN; words by 
B. Smythe and M. Lindeman, music by 
B. Smythe rof U. Sa. 7254 

©) Ave Ann 62) A923 - 4, Sot 3d) 
Billy Smythe, Louisville. 


in first position, by 
H.-R Goldman of U.. $1; violin: 
Boston, Chas. W. Homeyer & co. 7255 

Cy) tae ye 1923 ;).2 c! Jane 24 atk: 
Feb. 1; A 697394; Hiram R. Gold- 
man, Boston. 


445 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7256 


ScENES D'AMOUR; scéne cinématographi- 
que, de M. Dufour tof France); 
quatuor a cordes, avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 725 


©) Rebs 15.1923 sche Magaige & 
556845; Del’Horno, Paris. 


SCHATZ, ICH BITTY’ DICH, SEI MOGLICHST 
LEISH! foxtrotlied, text von Kurt 
Schwabach, musik von Fritz Loewe 
tof Germany), klavier bearb. v. Otto 
Lindemann tof Germany 7257 

©» Oct: 30) 1922-71 c. Beb! 281923 = 
E 556631; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


SCHATZGRABER (DER); oper in einem 


vorspiel, vier aufztigen und einem 
nachspiel, von Franz Schreker~ tof 
Austria}; klavierauszug mit text, arr. 


cof Austria 

7258 

© July 4, 1919: 1 c. Sept. 30, 1922; 
FE, 545497; Universal edition, Vienna. 


ScHMIED SCHMERZ (Pain is a smith) ; 
worte von Otto Julius Bierbaum, Eng- 
lish version by Hilda von Giller tof 


von Georg Jokl u. s. w. 


Germany}, musik von Carita von 
Horst. 7259 

CG" Naw, 21919: hic: oXer. 219 23s 
E 557138; Ed. Bote and G. Bock, 
Berlin. (© translation) 


ScuH6OneE (DIE) MAMA; operette in drei 
akten, von Heinrich Waldburg und 
Bruno Hardt-Walden, musik von Ed- 


mund Eysler tof Austria}; klavier- 
auszug mit text. 7260 

© ‘Septet s: = 192 tc Sept: 115, 
1922; E, 557501; Ed. Strache, Vienna, 
Austria. 


ScHuBERT (FRANZ PETER) Lilac time; 
selection, music arr. from Schu- 
bert by G. H. Clutsam, arr. for full 
military band with conductor, by Dan 
Godfrey :of Great Britain) (Chap- 
pell’s army journal, no. 505) 7261 

©) Matroal5, 1923= loc. Mar 28? & 
557240; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


(© arrangement 


Moment musical; by F. Schubert, 
op. 94, no. 3, ed.. and fingered by 


Eugene Platzman fof U. S.; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2164) 
7262 


© Apr:-40; 1923: 2 e Apr 10: 
559245; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing and fingering) 


(Standchen); © bya <F- 
transcribed by Gustav 
no. 11; rev. and:-fin- 


—— Serenade 
Schubert, 
Lange, op. 90, 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


gered by Eugene Platzman tof U.S; 
(pianos: :( Century certified edition, no. 
2196) 7263 


© Apr. 10, 1923: 2c Apr we E 
559237 ; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© fingering) 


Under the lilac bough; from Lilac 
time, words by Adrian Ross, music 
~ by F. Schubert, arr. by G. H. Clutsam 
tof Great Britain; 7264 


* © Feb. 27, 1923; toe. Wataneete 
556884; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


ScotcH MELODY; by J. Gibson tof Can- 
adaj; piano. (Jn Reels and melodies 
for piano, no. 6) 7265 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 e2 Ape ee 
aera a Gibson, Cataract, Can- 
ada. 


Scorry; military march, by C. T. Bal- 
linny rof U. $.1; brass band. 4to. 7266 
© Feb. 20, 1923; 2 c« Apr lom E 
561746; C. T. Ballinny, Boston. 
Scouts (THE) oF THE U. S. A.; words 
and music by H. Stingle of 
Usa 67 
© 1 c.' Apr))4) 1923 s561700; 
Nettie Haight Stingle, San Gabriel, 


Calif, 

ScCRIVENNO A MAMMA (Lettera d’Ame- 
rica); words by Pasquale Buon- 
giovanni, melody by I, Canoro tof 

MO 7268 
© 1 c. Apr. 18, 192735 veel - 


Louis Canoro and P. Buongiovanni, 
New York. 


SCUGNIZZA; operetta in 3 atti, di 
C. Lombardo, musica di Mario Costa 
tof Italy; 7269 


© Dec. 19, 1922; 1 & Apri 1923; 
FE 557215; Carlo Lombardo, Milan. 


NFAMITA’; versi di E 
E. A. Mario tof 
Italy; mand. acc; New York, Na- 
ples, Canzonetta napoletana. 7270 
©. Mar, 2, 1923=42 Je ie oe 2, 
558662; A. Peronace, New York. 


SECOND SONATA IN D; by Arnold Bax 

‘tof Great Britain) ; violin and piano. 

7271 

© Feb. 28, 19235316) Sie E 

556891; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


SE CHIMMA 
Fiore, musica di 


SECRETS OF MY HEART; words by Eddie 
Sobol, music by Bob Carleton tof 
OPES (272 

© Mar. 10, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 24; & 
561142; Will Frederic, Minneapolis. 


446 


SERAPH’S (THE) STRAIN : by J. Frank 


MO. 0; 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


7290 


SrEpS (THE) oF LovE; from Folk-songs 
‘from Somerset, words and music by 
Ce enarp jot Pneland), arr. by R. 
Vaughan Williams rof Great Brit- 
ain}; male voices, with piano ad lib. 
4to. (Male voices, no. 83) 7273 
© ares. 8, 1923: 1 c. Feb. 19; E 
556485; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 
(© arrangement) 


SEEIN’ YOU CAN’T TAKE IT EASY, GET A 
JOB AND GO To work; fox-trot blues, 
by M. Hough and Ivan Zengler tof 
Ue S.1; piano. - 7274 

(ate Mar. 21,1923: E,561076; 
Morgan C. Hough, Detroit. 


SEGNALE (IL) Rosso; versi di C. Bruno, 
musica di Virgilio Virgili tof Italy); 
mand. acc. tRome, Italy} Casa editrice 
musicale Varieta-Salotto. 7275 

(epan 4, 1923: 1 c. Feb. 26. E 
556504; Italian book co., New York. 


- SEND THE SUNSHINE EVERYWHERE; set 


to melody: When you're gone I[ 
wont forget, words by Anna B. 
Reis, music by Peter De Rose of 
U. Sa; quartet and chorus of mixed 
voices. 7276 


evan. 14-1923; 2 c. Apr. 3; E 
562074; F. B. Haviland pub. co., New 
York. 


Senorita (LA); romantic light opera, 
in two acts and three scenes, libretto 
by C. FE. Summers tof U. S., music 
by J. R. Amelung prof U. Sa In two 
pts., libretto and music. 7277 

Oe c: Mar. 1; 1923; D- 26416; 
Charles E. Summers and Julian R. 
Amelung, Kansas City, Mo. 


Frysinger rof U. S.1; organ. 7278 
ear. 15, 1923-2. Mar. 167 EF 
558616; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


SERENADE; by A. M. Virgil tof U. S. 
op. 97; piano. New York, Virgil 
piano school. 7279 

@e pr 9, 1923.2. ¢ Apr) 11:5 
561595; Antha Minerva Virgil, New 
York. 


SERENADE A PoLICHINELLE; hésitation, 
de G. Bonincontro tof France) 1. 
Piano.—2. Chant et piano; paroles de 
Leo Charley. 7280, 7281 


© Feb. 20, 1923; 1c. each Mar. 17; 
EF, 556943, 556944; Paul Decourcelle, 
Nice, France. 


SFRENADE MEXICAINE; by Cedric W. 
Lemont, op. 6, no. 5, orchestrated by 
Louis Adolphe Coerne tof U. Su: 
orch. (Philharmonic series 1, grade 
12: mo. 14) 7282 

© Mar, 13,) 1923) 2+. Aprios E 
561702; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© orchestration) 


SERENATA; de R. de -Castéra, arr. par 
S. Chapelier tof France); petit orch. 
avec piano conducteur. Ato. 7283 

© Mar. 15, 1923;,1 c. Mar. 31; E 
557147; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 
(© arrangement 


SERENATA INTROPPICANTE; versi di G. 
Onofri, musica di .O. Cerino of 
Italy; 7284 
{© Apr. 21, 1923; 2 crApe 24: 5 
559523; Italian book co., New York. 


SEROUX (Maurice pe) Danses; par 
M. de Seroux of France); piano. 
7285 
@® Dee. 31), 01922: lie. Mar 17; 
1923; E 556917; Editions Maurice 
Senart, Paris. 


SERVICE (A) FOR THE HOLY COM- 
MUNION; words from the Episcopal 
prayer bookj, music by G. H. Waldes 
tof U. $1; mixed voices, in A flat. 
Ato. . 7286 
© Mar. 1, 1923 :.2.c), Mar. 15>.F 

558590; Willis music co., Cincinnati. 


SHA SHA DER REBE GEIT; words and 
melody by A. King tof Russia, domi- 
ciled at New York, FEA OM 


© 1 es, Aprs 12,1923’: 559202: 
Adolf King, New York. 


SHADOW (THE) IN My DREAM (L’Om- 
brage dans mon raive) ; waltz ballad, 
fox trot chorus, English and French 
lyric by Ora Prefontaine, music by 
Gladys G. Goyett tof U. Su, arr. by 

Edgar Wil8on. - - 7288 

© Apr! 6,7 1923-12. Apr 9 
561511; Fountainette pub. co., Wor- 
cesier. 


SHADOW WALTZ; by Mathilde Bilbro 
tof U. $1; piano. (Magic wood) 

7289 

© Apr 2) 192320 ¢. Apri °62) E 

559117; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SHADows; by R. Childs and S. Hunt- 
~ ley tof U. Si; melody with piano 
acc. 7290 
@©rlye€ (Apr. °26; 1923" 5 559578; 
Robert Childs and Sydney Huntley, 
New York. ; 


447 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7291 


pt, 111, Mi 6.46 


SHAKESPEARE (THE) SONG BOOK; words 
by William Shakespeare, music by 
C, Lincoln tof England; Bath, Eng- 
land, C. Bevan & co. 4to. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 7291 


©) Dec: 141922571 ve; Wee. 20; E 
556399; Charles Lincoln, Bath, Eng- 
land. 


SHAMBUREEN ; words by Hi T. Broome, 
music by J. R. J. Hayes tof U. ite 


© tie Apro719235 “Be 561476 ; 
Harold Temple Broome, New York. 


SHAME ON you; words by J. Noble, 
music by D. Doerr tof U. Sa 7293 


© WF c.' Apr. 16; “1923; 561090; 
Jean Noble and Dorothy Doerr, Kan- 
sas City, Mo. : 


SHarPE (Cepric) Six old Irish airs; 
arr. by C. Sharpe tof England); vio- 
loncello and piano. Contents: 1. 
Cradle song.—2. The gentle maiden.— 
3. Tis sweet to think—4, A_ love 
song.—5. Erin, oh Erin—6. Top 0’ 
the Cork road. 7294 

©’ Mar. Z, 192351 cy Marve coe 
556900; Hawkes & son, London. 


SHE CALLED ME PICCANINNY; song fox 
trot, from Battling Butler, by Philip 
Braham tof Great Britaim; orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to. 7295 


©) Mar. 16, 1923; 1c, Mar.°29, 8 


557109: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, ltd, London. (© arrange- 
ment) 


SHE LIKES HER BEER; words by C. 
Franklin, melody by Arnold T. Lax 
fof U. Sa 7296 


© ic, Mar) 30, 01923; 561371; 
Chas. Franklin, Line City, Minn. 


SHE’S MY WONDERFUL D. WU GIRL ; 
words by P. Butler and Blaine Gra- 
bill, music by P. Butler tof U. ee 


© (Febr 24591923-" 2 ¢) Maraas) & 
558446; Polly Butler, Lincoln, Neb. 


SHE’s THE QUEEN OF FAIRY NIGHT; by 
AC M, Fowler tof U. Sa, \anr. by 
Henry W. Foster tof U. Si 1. Voice 
and piano.—2Z. Ist violin. 7298, 7299 

© 1c. each Mar. 8, 1923; EF 561070, 
561071; Archibald McKay Fowler, 
Oakland, Calif. 


Suese; Oriental fox trot, words and 
music by Jack O’Hagan tof Aus- 
traliaj 7300 


© Dec. 8, 1922) 4h sea eo, 
1923; E 556491: Allan & coy pty. 
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 


SHED NO TEAR; part-song, words by 
Keats, music by EK. N. Hay tof Eng- 
land}; mixed voices. 4to. (Choral li- 
brary, no. 175) 7301 

© .Apr. 4,. 19235 1%; Ammo; 
557556; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


SHEPHERD PSALM; children’s _ song, 
words by Anna B. Russell, music by 
Guy Co Latchaw tor 7302 


©. Mar. 9,, 1923; 2a aes 
561420; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


SHEPHERD SO FICKLE; three-part chorus, 
words of old song, English version by 
George’ L. Osgood, music by .T. B. 
Weckerlin 1of-U.) Sa): area byenGarl 


Engel tof U. $.1; women’s voices. 4to. 
(Secular choruses, no. 840) English 
and French texts) 7303 


© Apr. ]¥, 192552 er ae ee 
559448; Boston music co., New York. 


SHEPHERDESS (THE) OF SLEEP; words 
by Arthur L. Salmon, music by Flor- 
ence Aylward ;of Great Britain; 7304 


© Mar. 2; 19235" loc ieee bs, 
556886 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


SHEPHERD'S HEY; English morris dance 
tune, by Grainger, ed. and played by 
Ossip Gabrilowitsch fof U. Si (Solo 
carola, no. 74886) (Music rolh 7305 

© Apr. 30, 1923352 epee 
559979; Cable co., Chicago. 1© in- 
terpretation and editing) 


ed. by McNair: Ilgenfritz 
tof U. Sa, played by Ossip Gabrilo- 
witsch. (Recordo, no. 67610) tMusic 
rollj 7306 

© Apr. 25;: 1923; 2c ig yee, 
559993; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


SHIMMY (LE) DU DIABLE; par L. Hen- 
riett tof France); piano. 7307 


© Feb. 10, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 13; E 
556842; L. Henriett, Paris. 


SHINE ON, INDIANA MOON; words by 
Benny Davis, music by Isham Jones 
for. (Waimoa 7308 

©. Apr. 12, 1923.5) 2ie) eine 
561633; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


SHINE WHERE YOU ARE; words by W. A. 
Adams, music by A. M. Johnson tof 
U, (Sa 7309 

© Mar. 23, 1923 2c eee es 
561493; Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago. 


448 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


mp. 5, 1923 


Sumitik-Asritik; words by I. Rein- 
- gold, music by G. Mendelsohn tof 
eS : f 
(DINO TTD PON TSW) 
7310 
(@ Mar. 20, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 23; E 
561120: G. Mendelsohn, Newark, N. J. 


SHow OTHERS WHAT JESUS CAN DO; 
words and music by Scott Lawrence 
tof U. Sa (Jn Hosannas) 7311 

Po jomed>) 1923; 2 c. Feb. 2/75 
560753: Robert Henry Coleman, Dal- 
las. 


Suurriin’ Mosk; melody by Frank 


Signorelli and Phil Napoleon tof 
Meeesae cart. by Harold Potter _10f 
ESE 7312 


(Ole Mar: 14, 1923; F 558565 ; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


Si vous AIMEZ LES FLEURS; de En pleine 
folie, paroles de F. Rouvray et J. 
Bertet, musique de Vincent Scotto of 
France) pe cop 

foes ©, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 6; E 
557229; Enoch & co., Paris. 


SIAMESE PATROL; by Paul Lincke, ed. 
Move rola por U.S; 1. B flat ten. 
saxophone and piano—2. E flat alto 
saxophone and piano.—3. C_ melody 
saxophone and piano. 7314-7316 

fereegr 4, 1923; 1c. Apr. 5; E 
559080-559082: Edward B. Marks 
music co., New York. (© arrange- 
ment 


SIGNORINA INGENUA; versi di A. Tra- 
suano, musica di F. Albano rof Italy; 
mand. acc. (Gennarelli, Piedigrotta 
1922) 15 

@) Wee. 1, 1922; 1c. Feb. 26, 1923; 
FE 556497; Italian book co., New York. 


_SIGNoRINA MIA; come sei bella, mazurka, 
by Ciro Valente tof U. S.1; cello and 
piano. 7318 


© tc May 5,-1923; b..562060; 


Original music pub. co., New York. 


SILBERREIHER (Der); von Li-Tai-Po, 
aus den Chinesischen, musik von 
Joseph Gustav Mraczek tof Germany) ; 
singstimme mit piano. (Chinesisch- 

' japanische lieder, no. 4) 7319 

@ Mar. 7, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 15; E 
557494: Heinrichshofen’s verlag. 


SmnencE; poésie de Albert Samain, 
- musique de L. Ferrier-Jourdain of 
France) op. 7. 732 

© Dec. 31, 1922: 1 c. Mar. 13, 1923; 
EB 556851; J. C. Vincent, Lyon, France. 


7329 


SILENT BIRDS; words by E. Oxenford, 
music by Richard Walthew tof Eng- 
land]; two treble voices. 4to. (Part 
songs, no, 129) 7321 


i Reb. 98023) Me. Feb 19208 
556483; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT (Stille 
nacht, heilige nacht); words tr. from 
the German, music-by Franz Gruber, 
simplified and arr. by Leopold Schmidt 


(of te Sas vocal or instrumental. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2159) 
1322 


©. Ape WO, 1925; Ze. Apr. 10}. Ee 
559256; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 


SILVER (THE) LINING; words by Walter 
E. Manning, music by Kenneth Mc- 
Kenzie tof England; in D. T3235 

©) Apr, 3, 19233 +e Ape 53° EB 
een Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
on. 


Simon (Water C.) Andante; by 
W. C. Simon tof U. $1 op 18, no. 3; 
piano or organ. 7324 

uApr 20" 1923-52 cx Apr.. 2.045 
559476; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


no. 14; piano or or- 
gan. 7325 

@ Ape. 20, 1923; 2:e: Apr: 21° E 
559487; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


—— Intermezzo; by W .C. Simon cof 

U. Sa op. 18, no. 22; piano or organ. 

7326 

(yo Nnns 2051925 2c. Apry Bleek 

559495; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


SIMPLE LITTLE PIMPLE; words 
melody by,FE. Benedict tof U. Si 


and 


7327 


© 1c. Apr. 7, 1923; E 559165; Ed- 
ward Benedict, Chicago. 


SINCE JESUS SPOKE TO ME; words by 
W Haxel, music by Oliver C-. 
Keeney tof U. Su. 7328 

Apes 1G: 19232. Apr, 21: E 
559556; William P. Haxel, Baltimore. 


SING ME A SONG oF Drxré; Southern 
croon, words and music by Bert 
Humphreys rof U. S. 7329 

©. Aprelo. 1923% 2c: Apr 202) i, 
561754; Bertha Amlin Humphreys, 
Atlanta. : 


449 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7330 


SING ME THE SONGS CARUSO SANG; 
words and music by George Fairman 
ot) Ul. Sa tay 7330 

©. Apr: /7,219235 20. Apet io re, 
559325; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


StINcLE (A) STAR OF GOLD; words and 
music by J. Clement tof U. S$. arr. 
by Frank W. Clement tof U. $1 7331 

©. Ape’ 9, 1926s 2" cl Agr e1se F 
561663; Joe Clement music co., inc., 
Boston. 


SINNER, LISTEN; words by Mrs. G. 
Sims, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 7332 

© 1c Apt. 2,1923;:F 561349; Mrs. 
Geo, Sims, Mineral Wells, Tex. 


SKIDDAD DAD DADDLIN’ DADDY; words by 
Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, melody 
by Geo. W. Meyer tof U. S$. 7353 

Gal ves Apr ods 192g3 BE v559S41, 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Same. 7334 
© May 91923; 2 c. May 10; = 
562204: Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Sxrpptnc; novelty solo, by Ed. Clay- 

poole rof U. $.1; piano. 7335 

Noe, Talos Zoe. cApis ee, 
559326; Jack Mills, inc, New York. 


SKIES ARE DARK WHEN YOURE AWAY, 
words by Elizabeth McCabe Gilmore, 
music by Ernest R. Ball tof U. Sa; 
fi Es 7336 

© sApruss 1923202 of Apr ii B 
561581: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


SkLAvE (DER); worte von Wilhelm von 
Scholz, musik von Heinz Tiessen tof 
Germany) op. 23, no. I. 7337 

© Oct. 29, 1918; 1c. Sept. 15,1922; 
E 557509; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


Sxy (THE) Is) ALWAYS BLUE; words by 
Christine Kerr Davis, music by Robert 
Huntington Terry tof U. S11. Sop. 
or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. or baritone. 


© Mar. 13, 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 15 
BK 558581; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


SrAVIC DANCE; by Theodora Dutton tof 
U. Sa; piano. (Two tone-pictures, 
now 1) 7339 

Ast. 2 1923 a2ccr, Apes ogn E 
559120; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


pt. 115i 8.47.08 


SLIP AWAY AND TALK witH Him; words 
by Anna B. Russell, music by Guy C. 
Latchaw tof U. Sa. — 7340 

© Mar. 9, “19233 2 2 Apres 
561417; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


SMILE AND BE GAY; waltz, from Wee 
Gee, words by Brooks Shackley, mu- 
sic by I, J: Bottomer rot) Waisa,eatm. 

_by E. Rollman. 7341 

© Apr. 4.°19235 "20, Ape 
559559; Louis J. Bottomer, Balti- 
more. 


SMILE AND THE WORLD SMILES WITH 
YOU, WEEP AND. YOU WEEP ALONE; 
words and music by H. B. Warren 
(OL W453 7342 

© 1 cc. <Apr. 9) 1923 (oases: 
Halsie B. Warren, Indianapolis. 


SMILE (A) WoRTH WHILE; words by 
M. Brooks, melody by Herman Du- 
bois ,pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 

SH 7343 


© lc. Apr. 19 1023; See saet25, 


Minnie Brooks, Linton, Ind. 


SNAKE RAG; melody, by J. Oliver tof 
U: Sa, arr. by Wallan Wenneen sot 
UU. Sa _ 7344 

©.1 ¢.: Apr. 1, 19255382 eeloes - 
Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 


SNAKES Hips; jungle jazz, words and 
music by Spencer Williams of 
(1S RS 7345 

© Mar. 23,1923. 2c pease 
561131; Leo Feist, inc.. New York. 


SNOWFLAKE (A); words by Maude 
Lyman, music by Charles Huerter 
tof U. Si; high or medium voice. 


© Apr. 5, 19232 Ze) ApetO- EB 
559182; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SocKIN’ It IN; words by Emma Carus 
and Vincent Bryan, melody by J. 
Walter Leopold rof U. S.1- 


© 1c. Mar. 12. 19232ea 3560779; 
Carpold co., New York. 


Socno (IL) DELLE ROSE (Roses dream) ; 
waltz, by Luigi Canoga) Gone: 
violin. 7348 


© 1c. Apr. 14, 1923; E 559338; 


Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Sorrs AGRESTES; de A. Sauvrezis tof 
Francei; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
4to. (La chanson des soirs, no. 1) 
Contents: a. Eglogue—b. Recueille- 


450 


7347 


a 
7 


Big 
i 
i 


no. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


7366 


ment.—c. Hermione et les bergers.— 


.d. Appel exotique.—e. Quand la 
biche chant et siffle. 7349 
ec > ol 19224 IW c:.. Mars 17, 


1923; EF 556948; Editions Maurice 
Senart, Paris. 


Sors LucuBres; de A. Sauvrezis tof 
France}; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. (La chanson des soirs, 
no. 3) Contents: a. Foyer vide-ob- 
scurité.—b. Angoisse-le vent.—c. I] 
géle. 

epee wal 1922) Fc: Mar. 17; 
1923; E 556956; Editions Maurice 


Senart, Paris. 


Soirrs SOMPTUFUX; de A. Sauvrezis tof 
France}; orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. (La chanson des soirs, 
no. 2) Contents: a. Féte sur |’eau— 


b: La princesse des lotus—c. Au 
soleil couchant. — d. Danses aux 
étoiles. jioiaik 

fem weer ol. 1922: 1 c.. Mar, 17, 


Maurice 


1923: EF 556950; Editions 


Senart, Paris. 


SoLDIER Boy; words by Laurene High- 
field, music by H. W. Porter tof 
U. Say unison, or solo, and two pt., 
also four pt., refrain. 4to. (School 
music for the upper grades and high 
school) 7352 

Cent 2, 1923;> 2%c Apr. 12; Rh 
559276; Chart music pub. house, 
Chicago. 

SoLITUDE; valse, by Roderik Welhausen 

tof Sweden); orch. 4to. 7353 
Scpieen 1921 te ~Mare22: 


© ' 
1923; EF 557128; Carl Gehrmans mu- 
sikforlag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


Soto (UN) BAcIo; mazurka, by Joseph 

Gioé pof U. S.1; instrumental. 7354 

‘1c. Apr. 2, 1923; E 561341; 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Some pay; words and melody by Sym™ 


Winkel tof U. Si 
eee May 3119253)" 562023; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


——— words and music by W. M. Talbott 


foes Us 6.) 7356 
rive, Apr. 21, 1923; FE 559404 ; 
William McMillan Talbott, Paris, 


Ky. | 
SOME DAY, BY AND BY; words and music 
by. Ei Gabriel tof U..Sa 7357, 
© Anni: 2, | 1923: 2).c2, Mar -21 .» KF 
beavo5; Chas... Gabriel, Chicago, 


1702—23 


SOME ONE; words by J. R. Shuboy, mu- 

sic by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Si 

7358 

©. Wes, Apr: 6, 1923 EF, 561460>. J: 
Richard Shuboy, Detroit. 


SOME OTHER DAY; fox trot, words by 
E. M. Washington, music by Helene 
de Magnald Savasta tof U. S., arr. 
by Paul Ovidus Chelli tof U. S. 

7359 


©ilive: Mare 230.1923 1h) 56127: 
Edward M. Washington, New York. 


SoME stuFF; by L. McPhail tof U. Su; 
piano. 7360 


© Feb. 24° 192312 cs'Mar. 3 E 
558450; Lindsay McPhail, Chicago. 


SOMEBODY MISSED A LOVIN’ MAMMA, 
WHEN THEY PASSED ME BY; words 
and music by M. Davis tof U. Si 

7361 
@riven Ape? ii od97s~ BY Ss6leto: 
Mildred Davis, Chicago. 


SOMETHING SAID You; by Frederick W, 
Vanderpool, scored by Geo. J. Trink- 
aus [of Diy VOCal zorch: ig). E 
with words. 4to. 7362 

©. Ape 9. 1025-2 ce “Apr. 17* 2 
599388; M.. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement} 


SOMEWHERE IN THE West; words by 
Mrs. J. Long, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 

7306 
©) Le. Apr. 12,1923 «<K,-559285- 
Mrs. J. Long, Eureka, Utah. 


SOMEWHERE (THE) LAND; by William 
Baines, arr. by Lyman Brackett rof 
U.$.1; mate voices. 4to. 7364 

Or Mar S76 1023 “206 Mare 172 
598649; C. W. Thompson & co., Bos- 
ton. («© arrangement) 


SOMEWHERE NEATH THOSE COLDEN RAYS; 
words by C. D. Quist, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Ue Sa 7305 

Orl ei Apreyi9, 1923 i, 550428 
Charles D. Quist, Ambrose, N. D. 


SONATA PER CIMBALO; di G. B. Pescetti, 
nuova edizione critica riveduta e cor- 
retta per pianoforte, da Carlo Peri- 

- nello tof Italy) Edizioni Carisch. 

7366 

©) Wee, 785 1922): Tie: Mary 27.1923 

Bee Os5eAy S&C. \Carisch. &  c, 
Milan. 


7 451 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7367 


pt. 111, ns, we BB 


SONATE EN FA DIESK MINEUR; de Gas- 
ton Singery rof France); violon et 


piano. 7367 

(} ‘Wecs? Sie 028 tay ey Mae ay, 
1923; E 566936; Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


SoNATINE SYNCOPEE; lourd, par Jean 

Wiéner tof France); piano. 7368 

©) Mar) 5;-1923 sek heyiMars3l soi 
557161; Max Eschig, Paris. 


Sone (A) cycLe; words by Ruth Rich- 
ardson, music by Cyprian Poynter tof 
Great Britain) ed. Betwyn. Contents: 
1. Night and morn.—2. When summer 
dies —3. Because of thee —4. The land 
where dreams come true. 7369 


©) Mar? 28,2 1923 °4 el Apre 95°F 
557250; Betwyn, Itd., London. 


Sonc HITS FROM THE ZETA YOLLIES OF 
1923; a musical extravaganza, lyrics 
by George E. Novack, music by F. 
Clayton Walker and Norman A. 
Matheson tof U. S., arr. by Eugene 
Williams. 7370 

© Feb. 1, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 3; 
A 697615; G. E. Novack, F. C. Walker 
and N. A. Matheson, Somerville, 
Mass. 


SoNG IS THE HEART’S RELEASE; words by 
Charles Hanson Towne, music by H. 
Gilbert tof U. -S.i; 3 treble voices. 
Ato. 7371 

i), Mar.. 14,9923. 2).¢. Mar. 15% 
FE 560924; Harry Gilbert, New York. 


Sonc (A) oF ENCHANTMENT; words by 
Walter De La Mare, music by I. Boyle 
tof England) 7ae2 

©. Feb. 23, 1923) 1c “Mar. OF 8 
556803; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Sonc (A) oF InpiA (Chan'son indoue) ; 


by N. Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. by 
Preston Ware Orem of SAP 
piano, four hands. 7373 


©) Mar. 104923); 2c. Mar, 13); 
EK 558518: Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. (© arrangement) 


Sone (A) oF Love; words and music by 
M.S) Sannders ror UU. 5.1,) ape. by 
Otto Klickman tof U. S.1 7374 

© 1 °c Ape. 20,. 19235 Hysol 8; 
Mae Sheppard Saunders, Chicago. 


Sonc (THE) of SHIZUKA- GOZEN; 
words by Shizuka-Gozen, English tr., 
and arr. of old koto music by M. M. 
Higgins tof U. S.1 (Songs from_the 
Japanese, no. 4 VOD 

©. Wear 17, 1923.75 Sasa k: 
Margaret Manlove Higgins, Brooklyn. 


i 
SONG OF THE BLACKSMITH; words and 


music by J. Jordan tof U. Si; low 
voice. : F316 

© Apr: 9, 1928;-2 Age iP 
Sg Julian Jordan, Mt. Vernon, 


SONG OF THE HUNT; old Warwickshire, 
words by John Bennett, music by Per- 
sis Cox tof U. Sa; three women’s 
voices. 4to. (Commonwealth series, 
no. 402) 737 

© Mar. 17, 1923; 2c Mine 
561067; E. C, Sehirmer “music? co., 
Boston. 


SonG OF THE MOUNTAIN BROOK; by 


Emile Kunkill tof) US Sap) ene - 
piano. -(Century certified edition, no. 
2190) 7378 


© Apr. 10,.1923; 2 ice ee 20 15 
559219; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


Sonc (THE) OF THE ROBIN; by George 
William Warren, rev. and fingered by 
Eugene Platzman tof U. $.1; piano. 
(Century certified edition, no. Aes 

379 


© Apr. 10,1923: Ze Apr 407 
559231; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© fingering) 


SoNG OF THE VOLGA BOATMEN; Russian 
folk song, arr. by Granville Bantock 
rof Great Britain); quartet or chorus of 
men’s voices. Curwen ed. 4to. 7380 

© Mar.’ 23, 19234 beckeepe aes 
oe J. Curwen & sons, lItd., Lon- 
on. 


Sonc OF THE WESTERN MEN; words by 
Robert S. Hawker, music by Daniel 
Protheroe tof U. $.1;- men’s voices. 
Ato. (Aeolian series of choral music, 
no. 1) 7381 

© Apxr.: 20, 1923: 2) Gc. evpm 245) & 
559531; Henry Thomas FitzSimons, 
Chicago. 


SoNG OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST PEACE} 
words by C. H. Root, music by Syl- 
via Forrest tof U. Sa; piano with 
words. 4to. i 7382 

© ‘Feb. 28, 1923502" ce Mlaa se as 
561098; Charles H. Root, Ft. Lauder- ~ 
dale, Fla. 


Sonc WITHOUT worDS; by Irma Seydel 
rof U. S13; violin and piano. 7383 
© ‘May 4, 19235°2%e iy oh 
562050; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


452 


no. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


7399 


Sonce (Sogno)! paroles de Emile Der- 
“nay, musique de G. Bonincontro tof 
France] 7384 

eereben. 15, 1973. 1c. Mari 13; 
EF 556829: Paul Decourcelle, Nice, 
France. 


Sones For EAsTER; arr. and played by 
Francis S. Moore jof U. S.1, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz pof U. Si (Re 
cordo word roll, no. 67560) Con- 
tents: 1. Christ the Lord is risen to- 
day; set to tune Worgan. 2. Alle- 
luia! Alleluia! set to tune Lux eoi. 
(Music rolh 7385 


©@ Mor 12, 1923: 2c: Mar, 19; E 
561086; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


—— welcome happy morning, set to 
tune Welcome happy morning, arr. 
and played by Francis S. Moore of 
U. Si, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
ees Csecordo.. word , roll,, no. 
67570) Music roll 7386 


fem warn t2, 1923; 2c. Mar. 19; E 
561081; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {© interpretation and editing) 


Soncs FRoM RossETER’S BOOK OF AIRS; 
1601, by Philip Rosseter, trans., sc. 
and ed. by Edmund Horace Fellowes 
rof England; lute and piano acc., 
and piano acc. (English school of 
lutenist song writers) pt. 1, no. 1- 
10-—-pt. 2, no. 11-21. 7387, 7388 

folarn. 12, 1923 1 c. each Apr. 4; 
E 557226, 557227; Winthrop Rogers, 
Itd., London. 


Soncs oF DuNDEE; words by Way- 
farer, music by Phoebe Chalmers of 
Great Britain) Contents: Nine- 
wells. — Mount Pleasant. — Lillybank 
pee = tie, law. — ot... Mary's 

- woods.—Peep-o-day lane. 7389 


febep, 14 1923: 2 c.. Mar. 6; E 
556890; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


SoNGS OF HEALTH AND joy; words by 
Mrs. Frederick Peterson, music from 
old songs and folk tunes, compiled 
by Child health organization of 
Memerica jot U. SS. 4to. 7390 


foe Wee 22, 1922: 2 c. and aff. Feb: 
5, 1923; A 697778; Child health or- 
ganization of America, New York. 


SorApyt (KarkHosru) ‘Trois poémes; 
musigtie de K. Sorabji rof England); 
chant et piano. London, London and 
continental music pub. co., ltd. Con- 
tents: 1. Correspondances; paroles 


de Baudelaire—2. Crépuscule du 

soir mystique; paroles de Verlaine.— 

3. Pantomime; paroles de Verlaine. 

7391 

© Dec. 6, 1921; 1 c. Feb. 27, 1923; 

ri 557248; Kaikhosru Sorabji, Lon- 
on. 


Two piano pieces; by K. Sorabji 
tof England; London, London and 
continental music pub. co. Hd. 
Contents: 1. In the hothouse. —2. 
Toccata. 7392 


© July 3, 1921; 1c. Feb. 27, 1923: 
y 957249. Kaikhosru Sorabji, Lon- 
on. 


SORRENTO; sérenade sentimentale, par 
Louis Severne tof England); piano. 
7393 
© Jan. 27, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 29: E 
557086; Cincaf music co., Monte 
Carlo, France. 


Sorry; words by Benny Davis, music 
by Harry Akst tof U. Si 7394 


© Apr 1G; 192320 e. Apr 17: is 
559351; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 


SOUGHING PINES (Sauselnde wipfel) ; 
by Goldmark, op. 12, no. 4, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, played 
by Claude Gotthelf. (Recordo, no. 
67600) (Music roll 7395 

© Apr 25,1923: 2 May 7:4 
559994; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


SOUL-MATES; words and melody by H. 
Brown tof U. Su, arr. by Harry Guy 
lob Sa 7396 


© 1c. Apr. 4, 1923; “E 561406: 


Harry Brown, Detroit. 


SourcE (LA); paroles et musique de 
Nova Barelli tof France; Vi 


- © Feb. 20, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 17; E 
556940; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Sous Bors; by Staub, op. 6, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz pof U. Sa, played by 
Ivan Kerouak. (Recordo, no. 67440) 
(Music rolh 7398 

©) Mar "24, 1923 2c. “Apr-4-\ 8 
561486; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© editing) 


south Drs Mornes; booster song, 
words and music by A. V. Flannery 
foe Gi Sey 7399 
©) Heb. 10; 1923.'2.'c. Beb, 24: E 
560757; Agnew V. Flannery, Des 
Moines. ; 


: 455 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7400 


SoutH (THE) WINDS ARE BLOWING; 
words by Clara Endicott Sears, mu- 
sic by John H. Densmore ;of U. S.::: 
high voice in E flat. 7400 

©. Mar.43,, 1923:2 «.. Apa 9.2 
559192; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


SoUVENIR; by Franz Drdla, simplified, 
ed. and fingered by Eugene Platzman 
rof Us ;Sa%, piano. 


© Apr. 10, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 
559247 ; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing and fingering; 


— by G. Karganoff, op. 10, no. 1, ed. 
and fingered by Eugene Platzman tof 
U. Si; piano. (Century certified edi- 
tion, no. 2163) ‘7402 

ie: Apr, 0: 1923- 2c. Ape. ANE 
559246; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© editing and fingering) 


SOUVENIR DE BoURBEUSE; mazurka char- 
acteristic, by L. J. Fink tof U. S.1 op. 
2, no. 1, arr. by B. Wyllie tof U. ie 
violin and piano. 7403 

(©) Apr. 181923: 2:c.7Apr: eH 
559581; L. J. Fink, Union, Mo. 


SouvENIR pu 102° DE LIGNE; marche, 
par A. Courtade tof France); clairons 
a piston, clairons simples, batterie et 
fifres ad lib., sc. 4to. 7404 

(Mar, 15, 1923: d-eiMacwieck 
557158; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


SPANISH Gypsy DANCE; by Dent Mow- 
rey tof U. S.1; piano. 7405 
@ ApernZ, 10233 2c: Apter eek 
559123; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SPANISH 80NG; words by J. Robbins, 

music by M. Gold tof U. Su 7406 

©, ft « May 7, 19273. 2 5620875 
Mathew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 


SPARKLING DEWDROPS; valse-caprice, by 
L. Leslie Loth fof U. $1; piano. : 


407 
GA pe. 22,023: 02* c.) Apr hs 
559121; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SPEED ON DADDY; words by Juana Ward, 
music by E. S. $. Huntington tof 
Us Sa 7408 

© ‘le Apr. 30,4923; -B 561979; 

B. W. Ward, Ash Fork, Ariz. 


Spirit oF ALLENTOWN; words and music 


(Century certified |. 
edition, no. 2162) 7401 |. 


pt. 111,n.s., v.18 
SPIRIT OF GoD DESCEND UPON MY HEART; 
words by G. Crolz, music by Keith 
Crosby Brown tof U. Sa; high voice, 
in F. 7410 
© Apr. 16, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 21; E 
559449; Boston music co., New York. 


SPLEEN; par P. O. Ferroud (of France ; 
piano. (Etudes pour le piano, no. 1) 
7411 

© Dec. 31, 192251 © Mares 1923: 

Ff 590655 5-4. Vincent, Lyon, France. 


SPOOKY MOON; fox trot, words and 
music by J. W. Erwin of ae ao. arr. 
by Clarence Wheeler tof U.S} 7412 


© 1c. Mar. 16, 1923; E 558655: 
John WwW esley Erwin, Kansas City, Mo. 


SPOONEY BILL, FROM LovuIsvILLE; words 
by Jack Mahoney, music by H. Von 
Tilzer tof U. 8.1 New York, Harry - 
Von Tilzer music pub. co. 7413 

© Apr. 9, 1923: 2c) Ayan 
561617; Harry Von "Tilzer, New York. 


SPRING FLOWERS; words and music by 
W. Potter-Vincent tot U.2Ga 7414 


© 1c. Mar. 12, 1923; E 560784; 
M inifred P. Vincent, Kansas City, 
Mo. 


SPRING GREETINGS; waltz, by Arnoldo 
Sartorio tof Germany) op. 1273, no. 6; 
piano, four hands. Boston tetc.), 
Evans music co. (Pleasant hours, 
no. 6) 7415 

© July 6, 19217 Zoe eee 
513256; M. T. Evans, Boston. 


SPRING PUNIONS; words by Clifford 
Seyler, music by Melville Gideon tof 
England; in E flat. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 7416 

© Feb. 14, 19932 2% Spee te 
Paes Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


waltz intermezzo, by 
‘Oreste Vessella, arr. by M. L. Lake 
fof U. S.1; full orch. 741? 

© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562259; Can Fischer, New York. 
‘© arrangement) | 


SPRING ZEPHYRS: 


SPRINGS AWAKENING; romanze by E. 
Bach, simplified and arr. by Will Por- 
ter rof U. S.1; piano. (Century certi- 


by M. L. Little tof U. Sa 7409 fied edition, no. 2161) 7418 
© Ape? §1923612 “<. Ape. (o-7E © Apr: 10,1923: Zoe ee 10-. 5 
561512; Margaret L. Little, Allen- 559248 ; Century music pub. co., New | 
town, Pa. York. © arrangement) 

454 


27 


Sranitz (Marrerra) 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


SPRINGTIME WALTZ; by C. E. Baker tof 
ETS T- piano. 7419 


jee, May 5, 19235 HB 562032; 
Claude Edgar Baker, South Bend, Ind. 


SpRUCH; worte von Christian Morgen- 
stern, musik von Heinz Tiessen rof 
Germany) op. 23, no. 2. 420 

© Oct. 29, 1918; 1 c. Sept. 15, 1922; 
E, 557510; Adolph Firstner, Berlin. 


SQUIRRELS AT PLAY; by Felix White tof 
Great Britain}; piano. (Curwen edi- 
tion, no. 9200: Selected pianoforte 


music, edited by Ernest Fowles, 
higher division) 7421 
@wiiars oO... 19023- 1c. Apr. 6; E 


557483; J. Curwen & sons, lItd., Lon- 


don. 


STAMPEDE; by Walter C. Simon of 

U. S.i op. 18, no. 12; piano or organ. 

7422 

jmeer 201923: 2.c, Apr. 21; EF 

559485 ; Estate of Hamilton S. ‘Com 
don, New York. 


STANFORD ears. NC.) Intermezzo; 
founded upon an Irish air, by C. V. 
Stanford of England) op. 189; 
organ. (Original compositions for 
the organ, new series, no. 94: Four 
intermezzi, no. 4) 7423 

[iS reanor, 19275-. 1 c. Apr. 7: E 
557246; Novello & co., ltd., London. 


Pasterale;’ by C.oV. Stanford: cof 
England) op. 189; organ, (Original 
compositions for the organ, new 
series, no. 91: Four intermezzi, 
no. 1) 7424 

SmApr 6, 1923-1. c. Apr: 7A: E 
557245; Novello & co., Itd., London. 
Walse;*: by: M: 
Stanitz fof Austria); piano. (Cover- 
title: Old Vienna) 7425 

men 14 1923 2c. Mar. 15: F 
558583; Marietta Stanitz, New York. 


STANLEY (GERALD) 
_ pieces; words by Albert Morse, mt- 
Stes py Gerald Stanley tof U. $1.1; 
piano with words. 7426 
eee 13, 1923 2c. Apr. 9: EF 
559193; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


STAR OF Ecypt; words and music by 
A. Goering rof U.S. 7427 
©) Jc May. 7, 1923; E, 562077; Al 


Goering, Chicago. | 


STAR OF HOPE; reverie, by Harriet Ken- 
meds, (por U.S, arr. by Calvin 
Grooms jof U. S.1; piano, four hands. 
(Century certified edition, no. 2182) 

7428 


Seven first grade’ 


7436 


©, Ape 105 °1923 2° exsApre) 10508 
559224; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


STEAMBOAT (THE) EXCURSION (Voyage 
de plaisir sur le bateau a vapeur) ; 
by Ed. Poldini tof Hungary) op. 81, 
no. 5; piano, (Eight poetic fancies, 
no. 5) 7429 

© Mar. 10, 1923: 2G. Apt. Oe 
559191; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


Step on rt, SAM; words by Irving 
Jones, music by Willie Jones of 
U.nSa 7430 

OuMarnst3; 1923 ces Agr. aE 
559069);) By. By Haviland“ pub. -.co., 
New York. 


Stop THIEF; words by F. A. Mirande, 
melody by Casper Nathan tof U. Su. 


7431 

Cyr -elv Mian 05. 2923 er E. S600S5) 

Frank A. Mirande, San Leandro, 
Calif. 


SstormM (THE); words by Byron, mu- 
sic by Florence Newell Barbour of 


Wo to ie Sop... oncten.—-2. Wezzo- 
sop. or baritone. 7432 

©) May 4, 1923 2c. each May 5: 
E 562053; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 

Story (THE) oF A ROSE; waltz, by Lem 
Trombley 10f/U, -Sa,5., saxophones 
and. piano cic. 7433 

yw Apr: 2. 19833..2 6) Ape 7 548 
S5006I: sChas. oH. Roat <masie :co., 


Battle Creek. 


STORY (THE) oF LIFE; words and mu- 


sic by R. Steele tof Canada; 7434 
@uMagri 371923): ieee Mar 12 Ee 
556808 ; nee Steele, Unidn, Can- 


ada. 


StrorY (THE) THE PETALS TOLD; a song 
for the home and camp, words by 
E. F. Pegg, music by Ralph Wood- 
Tutt. tor US. ) 7455 

@e Mar IS. 19235. 2-6 Apr isi 
562078; Elizabeth Forehand Pegg & 
son, New York. 


Strauss (RrcHarp) Die frau ohne 
schatten; oper in drei akten,; von 
. Hugo von Hofmannsthal tof Aus- 


tria1, musik von Richard Strauss rof 
Germany) op. 65; orch. partitur. 1-3. 
auizug. 7436 
©) Jiime 15, 1919: tc Oct..21, 1922; 
D 26384; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


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7437 


STROFETTE ESPRESSE; versi di C. Bruno, 
musica di Enrico Palatta rof Italy; 
mand. acc.i -[Rome. Ttalyi sGasa 
editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 

7437 
@ Wan 4viegse: 1 te Bene 2661. & 
556510; Italian book co., New York. 


STRUT LADY WITH ME; from The rain- 
bow, words by Clifford Grey, music 
by George Gershwin of U. S, 
London, Chappell & co., Itd. 

© Apes: 23, 923 2) May ae ie 
562064; Harms, inc., New York. 


STRUTTIN’ THE BLUES AWAY; from Go- 
go, words by Alex Rogers, music by 
C. Luckeyth Roberts tof U.S. 7439 


© wApe, 4,-1923; 1. .cx Mors 

559072; Shapiro,” Bernstein’ -& co. 
inc., New York. 

SIRUTTING BLUES; words by Tim 


Brymn and Chris. Smith, melody by 
Al Siegal pot U. Sa 7440 


©: Le Apr. 25, 1923; & 561836; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


SUFFER LITTLE CHILDREN; words and 

music by R:. Price:tot Us Sa 7441 

©), Apt, 25; 19238) 2 we. «Nay Bs, 
562022; Ruth Price, Los Angeles. 


Surte no. 1; di A. Ricci Signorini tof 
Italy}; grande orch. partitura. Edi- 
zioni Carisch. 7442 

fey Dec. 26, WOA2 1 ce Mata? 
1923; EF 557034; A. & G. Carisch & c., 
Milan. 


SuITeE No. 2; duet, by York Bowen of 
England) op. 71; piano. Contents: 
1. Allegro. — 2. Barcarolle. — 3. Moto 
perpetuo. 7443 


©: Mare 141623 oie. Maro 26% 
557424; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


SUITE IN VARIATION FoRM; by G. W. 
Chadwick tof U: Sa; ‘organ. Con- 
tents: | i. Prelude,— 2. Recitative. —— 
3. Cipher, ——"4., Romance.—}., ‘1 ema. —— 
6. Finale. 7444 


©) Mar, 15) 1923) 2c Man. 162% 
558622; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


SUMMER DREAMS; pastorella, by Lita 
Jarratt ior England op, 205 nor 4: 
piano. (Five impressions, no. 4) 

7445 

©) Mag ash 1923" 2c Nia. 28s 

558958: B. KF. Wood: music co., Bos- 
ton, 


SuMMER (A) NIGHT; suite in four parts, 
by Carl iDetd tof, U2 Sa, arn. by Les- 
ter! ‘Brockton ‘ief “Ui Sa: tullerch: 


7438 


pt. 111, 5,748 


Contents: 1. Goblins’ gambols;— 
2. Love song.—3. Dance of the moon- 
sprites.—4.. Night song. _ 7446 
© Feb. 8, 192332 \ Ge Mamie 
562233; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SUNDAY IN LoNDON TOWN; words by 
Clifford Grey, music by George 
Gershwin jof U. Ss London, Chap- 
pell & co., Itd. 7447 

© Mar. 28, 1923; 2c. Apeaisy 
561666; Harms, inc., New York. 


SUNDAY MORNING; by Don Morrison rof 
U. Sia: violins. “4te: 7448 
© -Mar...3, 1943-0 2c ee or, 
560628; Donald Morrison, Oberlin, O. 


SUNDOWN BLUES; words and music by 
W. C. Handy tof U. S.1; piano with 
words. 7449 

© 1 .c: Apr. 240.1973 ie ees 
William C. Handy, New York. 


SUNSHINE (THE) TRAIL; words by 
Arthur Francis, music by - George 
Gershwin rof U. 8.1 7450 


© Mar. 14, 1923; 2c) Ming. des E, 
5609235; Harms, inc., New York. 


SUR TROIS MARCHES DE MARBRE ROSE; 
par Raymond Bonheur tof France); 
piano. Contents: 1. Sous la votte des 
grands arbres.—2. Le soleil rit dans 
l'eau des vasques.—3. L’escalier: de 
marbre.—4. L’écho s’anime. 7451 

©: Mar.. 23, 1923%. Ji Apo; 
557266; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 


Sure I’vE FOUND A LITTLE IRELAND DOWN 
IN Dix1k; words by M. Brooks, 
melody by Harry French tof U. Su. 

7452 


© 1c Apr. 23, 1923308" spin: 
Marguerite Brooks, Detroit. 


SURPRISE PARTY; fox trot, de Epous’ la, 
livret de Pierre Veber, musique de 
Henri Hirchmann tof France) 7453 

© Jan. 31, 1923: Ween nye 
556419; Max Eschig, Paris. 


SUSANNE’S GINGER BREAD; 
Lionel Belasco tof U. Su. 
© 1.c.. Apr: 5) 19235 Re sbotsr. 
Edward -B. Marks music7eo.. New, 
York. 


SUSQUEHANNA (THE) FAR AWAY; 
words by E. Bowers, music by E. S$. 8. 
Huntington rof U. Si 7455 

© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; EF 561968; 
Edward: Bowers, Sunbury, Pa. 


melody, by 
7454 


456 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


mevanusen fot-U. 8. 


7475 
Swepig; words and melody by C. A. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s_ orchestral 
7456 journal, mo: 920" Chappel, &.co/s 
‘loc. Apr. 21, 1923; E 559503; salon orchestral journal, no. 220) 
San Fran- 7466 


© 
Clifford Allan Evanson, 
_ Cisco. 


Sweer Axick; fox trot song and chorus, 
words by W. C. Downey, music by 
Pos eeuch’ jot U.-Si Baltimore, 
Py) Lammers. 7457 

(itay (2, 1922: 2c: May 5; E 
562045; Karl J. Zeuch, Rosemont, Md. 


words and music by Frank Crumit 

iat US 7458 
(ep Mages 1923 2 e!'May 5; E 

562069; Harms, inc., New York. 


SWEET AND TENDER; novelty fox trot, by 

Roy Bargy tof U. S.1; piano. 7459 

aan iy, 1925; 2c. Apr..18; E 
561733; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


Sweet CANAAN; negro spiritual, arr. by 
William Reddick tof U. S.1; men’s 
voices. 4to. (Secular choruses, no. 
600) 7460 

unease, 1923; 2c. Apr: 21; 
E 559446; Boston music co., New 
Yotk,~- 


SWEET COLLEEN; words and music by 

Do jones tot, U.S. 7461 

© War 29° 1923: 2. « Apr. 2: E 
561330; Darb Jones, New York. 


Sweet Louise; words by J. H. Burns, 
music by S. S. Huntington ‘of 
CoN s 7462 

yc Apr, 30, 1923: E,. 561974; 
J. H. Burns, Selinsgrove, Pa. 


i words by L. E. Cook, music’ by 
iacty Alford tof, U.S 7463 


Ooc Apr: 2, 1923: E.\ 561356: 
~ Louis E. Cook, Milwaukee. 


SWEET MEMORIES; words by V. Morris, 
melody by Herman Dubois pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 7464 

ee ef Apr 2 19232 561352: 
Violet Morris, Columbus, Ga. 


SWEET ORIENTAL Rosé; words and mel- 
ody by Len. Riley tof U. Sy 7465 
ey tre, Apr. 9. 1923 -)E -561515; 


William Leonard Riley, Birmingham, 
Ala. 


SWEETHEART, I’M so GLAD THAT I MET 
; from the revue The rainbow, 
by George Gershwin of U. S.; 
orch. London, Chappell & co., ltd. 


© Ape.’ 3.1923 2.¢. Apr. 13: 
561668; Harms, inc., New York. (© 
arrangement) 


words by Clifford Grey, music by 
George Gershwin ;of U. S.; London, 
Chappell & co., ltd. 7467 
© Marir28, 1923 32° c, Aprils. E 
561664; Harms, inc., New York. 


SWEETHEART, MINE; ballad, from Wee 
Gee, words by Brooks Shackley, mu- 
sic by L,. J. Bottemer, jor U. Sx. arr 
by E. Rollman. 7468 

©. Ape 4080232 20 e. -Ape 2ie 
559562; Louis J. Bottomer, Baltimore. 


SWEETHEART 0 MINE; words and mu- 
sic’ by: Fi) Buyhilloto&® Ws i Sa New 
York, Manhattan music co. 7469 

© Apr. 1, 1923; 2c, Apr. 16; EB 
561714; Fred H. Hill, Athol, Mass. 


SWEETHEARTS STILL; words and music 
by). be Curticepot Ul Sa Indtan- 
apolis, American pub. co. 7470 

© Dee30, 1929" "2c. May 5. "1923" 
FE 562057; J. F. Curtice, Indianapolis. 


SWEETS; somebody is saying will you 
be mine, words and music by Lloyd 
Neilson prof U. Sa, arr. by Everett 
JeBvans jot U)Sa 7471 

© 1c. May 8, 1923; E 562088; C. 
Lloyd Neilson, West Port, Conn. 


Swine (THE); two-part song, words 
by R. LL. Stevenson, music by T. 
Keighley ,:of Great Britain); treble 
voices. 4to, -(York series, no, 827) 

7472 

© Feb. 12,1923.’ I ¢, Feb, 14; 8 

eee ea Banks: & son, York, Eng- 
land. 


SWING sonc; by N. H. Atkins rof Eng- 
land) op. 20, no. 4; piano. (Six five- 
note pieces, no. 4) - 7473 

(Citar, 1a 1923: 230 Mar. 28. 
558952; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 


ton. 


SYMPHOBIA; fox trot, by Louis Katz- 


man tot U.S; violin. 7474 
PaO Minnie LOAN): 2urce) Mian cy la. 
1073)20 ee 501404.-. fiack’ Malls, ine: 


New York. 


SYMPHONIC TONE POEM; by M. Radnor 
POL Wis. eOrchy ise, 7475 


457 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7476 


pt. I1I,n. s., v.18 


SYMPHONIC TONE POEM—Continued. 


© Nov? (1920*, 2 eiOct (5, 71921. 
B 521944:°" Marvin. Radnor, ~ine:, 
Buffalo. 


T’AMERO SEMPRE; mazurka, melody by 
Santi Tafarella tof Italy, domiciled 
at New York 7476 


©) 1 Ve Apr. 92.) 1923258 501 g44-- 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


Ta BOUCHE; fantaisie sélection, sur les 
motifs de Jlopérette de Maurice 
Yvain tof France}; orch., avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. (Nouvelle collec- 
tion Salabert, no. 34) 7477 


© Mar..23,. 1923: 1c, “Apr: 62, 
557306; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


(Ca c'est une chose); by Maurice 


Yuan» arr.-by, Dan: Gedirey of 
Great Britain}; military band. (Jn 
Chappell’s army journal, no. 504) 


1. Fox trot.—2. Valse —3, One-step. 

7478-7480 

© Mar. 16,°1923; Ics each Mar. 

23-3, -55/132-557134; Francis.’ Sala- 
bert, Paris. :© arrangement) 


Ta’ HORNBRILLER PAA; tekst: Johannes 
Westermann, musik: Tom Burche & 
Edvard Kern tof Denmark) 7481 


©) Peb?.20% 192352 dc: Magy AZ 1, 
556895; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


Tapoo; reformers are ruling to-day, 
wotds and music by H. J. Walker rof 


iS.) arr. -by,, Otte C: Woltine it 
U. Ss Denver, Col., Geo. V. Rich- 
ards. 7482 


© Apr, 21), 1923292 ves, Apr 255%, 
561788; Hazel Juel Walker, Denver. 


TAILLEFERRE (GERMAINE) Sonate; par 
G. Tailleferre tof France, annotée et 
doigtée par Jacques Tribaud; piano et 
violon. 7483 

© Mar. S21925 3"! Mar vole a, 
557185; Durand et cie., Paris. 


TAKE ME DOWN ‘To CUBA; words and 

melody by M. J. Roy rof U. Si 7484 

© 1c. Apecus,, 1923 :-. 1) 561726 - 
Morris J. Roy, Bellevue, Pa. 


TAKE ME TO DREAMLAND ACAIN: words 
and: miisie wby 2h. . Barr jot UW. S.1; 
art. by Roy V., Ross rot Us Si’ * 7485 

©, lnc Apr, 1923's si, sS6lS12" 
Frank C. Farr, Los Angeles. 


TAKE THIS LITTLE ROSEBUD; by J. Pierre 
Connor, attr by Adolf Schmid. jot 
Great Britain, domiciled at New York, 
N. Yi; orch. 4to. 7486 


©. Apr: »6,° 1923 2c Ager ae 
561492; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New 
York. 


TALL CORN BLUES; words by Jj. D. 
Sickler, music by Inez and J. D. 
Sickler 10fU-Sa 7487 

©’ Mar: 10, 1923* 2) c, Wiaeweeee i 
561148; Jesse D. Sickler, Ogden, Ia. 


\ 
-Tanco AMERICAIN; by John Alden Car- 


penter, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
U. Sua, played by Ruth Bradley. (Solo 
carola, no. 74906) Music rolh 7488 

© Apr. 30, 1923; 2 ieee 
559980; Cable co., Chicago. 1© edit- 
ing) 


TANGO BILUES; words and music by Billi 
Miller tpseud. of H. M. Miller, of 
U. $.1; piano with words. 7489 

© 1 aw May.,.8,, 19232) Be e200) ; 
Helen M. Miller, Mount Vernon, 
Nae 


TANGO CHANTE; de la comédie musicale 
L’amour masqué, paroles de Sacha 
Guitry, musique de André Messager 
rof France) 7490 

@© Mar.723; 1923° te eo E; 
557280; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


TANGO MANIA; novelty solo, by Stella 
Levisohn tof U. $1; piano. 7491 
© Apr. 7, 1923; (2 te Ape edo B, 
559332; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


TANSMAN (ALEXANDRE) Trois etudes 
transcendantes; par A. Tansman rof 
France}; piano. 7492 

© Dee. 31, 19227: tee, Mane va oes 
E, 556925; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Panis: 


TANZ DER HOLZPUPPEN; aus Tutti- 
fantchen, von Paul Hindemith of 
Germany] ; piano. 7493 

© Nov.: 22; 19225 4 ieee Bo} 


1923; EF 5568133" Bi Schetrsy sonie,, 
Mainz, Germany. 


TARANTELLE (A) at Capri tand) The 
song of the busy clock; by Blanche 
Dingley-Mathews of U. S.1; piano. 

' (Tone fancies for young teas 


© Apr. ‘20; 19235, 25c kak 9255 Ee 
559509; John Church co., Cincinnati. 


TarLo (IL); di G. Francesco Malipiero 
tof Italy); piano. 7495 
© Dec. 31,1922: Wc. Nag 7g 2s 

E 556920; Editions Maurice Senart, 


Paris. 


458 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


hho: 5, 1923 


TE VOGLIO BBENE OJ NE’; canzonetta 
serenata, mazurka, versi di Pasquale 
Buongiovanni, musica di L. Canoro cof 
WiHS.i ; violin: acc. 6 

ime: Apr, 25,1923: 561832; 
Louis Canoro and P. Buongiovanni, 


New Yor 


‘TEACH ME DE WAY, T0 PLAY DE BANJO; 
words by Edgar Stanley, music by 


Peg Roy of England) (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 7497 
Oetiee 25, 1923; 1c) Apr 9s E 


557256; Wilford, ltd., London. 


‘TEACH YOUR LIPS TO SMILE; words by 
J. Palazzolo, melody by Tony Ferraz- 
zano tof Italy) 7498 

Ge tne Apt. 11,1923: EK 561605; 
Joseph Palazzolo, New York. 


Trars, [M GATHERING ‘TEARS FROM 
BROKEN HEARTS; words by B. Reagan, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 
es S. . 7499 

© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561989; 
Billy Reagan, Burlington, Ia. 


TEARS OF LOVE; words by Warwick F. 
Williams, music by Rudolf Friml tof 
U. Si; high or medium voice. 7500 


War) 14,1923-2 c. Mar. 17° E 
558607; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


TEpEsco (Mario CAstELNUOoVo-) Six 
Shakespeare songs; words by Shake- 
speare, music by . Castelnuovo- 
Tedesco of Italy) (Chester library, 
bk, 1, 2: Chester seriés, nos, 103, 
104) Contents: bk. 1. 1. Old song. 
eboney.) 3. Eairtes.—bk. .2.. 1.,Un- 
der the greenwood tree. 2. Winter 
wind. 3. Springtime. 7501, 7502 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 27; E 
556635, 556636 : rt os W. Chester, 


London. 


TELL ‘ME, THOU WANDERERS; words by 
Shelley, music by Florence Newell 
Bacbour jot U.S; 1. Sop. or ten.— 
2. Mezzo-sop. or baritone. 7503 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c. each May 5; 
By 502052 3 ‘Arthur P. Schmidt EO. 
Boston. 


TELL ME WITH A MELODY; words and 


melody by Irving Berlin tof U. S. 
7504 
© tre Npr. 23,1923; EF ‘561774; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New "York. 


TELL THE FOLKS DOWN SoutH I’M com- 
ING HOME; words and music by L. 
Scott rof U. S13; piano with words. 

7505 
© i cwApre 12,°1923-- E 559303: 
Leonard Scott, Philadelphia. 


7515 


TEN THOUSAND YEARS FROM NOW; 
words by J. Keirn Brennan, music 
by Ernest R. Ball tof U. S41; in F. 

7506 

Ze. May S248 

& sons, New 


@vtpr. 30) '1923% 
562144; M. Witmark 
York. 


TENDER (A) ‘THOUGHT; by 
Huerter, orchestrated by Louis 
Adolphe Coerne tof U. S41; orch. 
(Philharmonic series 1, grade 1%, no. 
12) 7507 

©. Mar. /3).1923- 52 2. Apr. 19 sp 
561703; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© orchestration; 


Charles 


TENNESSEE HOME; words and melody 
by L. W. Reynolds tof U. Sa 7508 


We) cA pie 2 1923: om, - 5595022 
Lewis W. Reynolds, Oakland, Calif. 


THAT FREE AND EASY PAPA O MINE; 
words and melody by Sam H. Walker 
and Clarence Williams of U. Su, 
arr. by C. Williams. 7509 


© bt cxApr. 16, 19255> 5 5616oG: 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
New York. 


THAT MYSTERIOUS BLUES; words and 


music by S. Medwedosko rof U. Su. 
7510 
Orie. Ape. 162 192350561720; 


Samuel Medwedosko, Brooklyn. 

THAT OLD GANG OF MINE; words by 
Billy Rose and Mort Dixon, melody 
by Ray Henderson jof U. S$. {ald 


@ii he bA pe: 2395/1923... S6b772: 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


THAT OLD HOME OF MINE; words by 
James Rowe, music by V. P. Cassa- 
day tot U. Si 7512 

@iwfane 17> 1023's-2e:,, Apr 19 as 
559621; Virgil P. Cassaday, Bowling 
Green, Ky. é 


THAT ROAMIN’ RomMEo; words and mu- 
sic by Bert Wesley tof U. S., arr. by 


Will P. Held. “F513 
@#Man 31, 1923. 2 .c.’ Apr 2a 8 
561331; Reo pub. co., Philadelphia. 


THAT'S ENOUGH; words and music by 

Ora Vanning rof U. S$. 7514 

@) Ap OF 1923.2 e2Aprs Ids 

- 561643; Manhattan music co., New 
York. (© new matter) 


THATS My BABY; words by Cliff Friend 
and Sidney Clare, music by Owen 
Murphy rof U. Su 7515 


459 


7516 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 11Tjn.8. ae 


THAT’S MY aaa Continues 
© Ape 17, 1923.22, Apr tor E 
559415; Maurice Abrahams, inc., 
New York. 


THATS WHY YOU’VE GROWN ‘TIRED OF 
ME; words by A. M. West and Lee 
Pleasant, music by A. M. West tof 
Ui Sa, (art. by Ho Oualli (Clark jet 
WS. 7516 

Orie Mar 14. 1823> oF solsre 
Alvin Mark West, New York. 


THAT SOOTHING SAXOPHONE SONG; too- 
dle doodle doo, words and music by 
Edward C. Barroll, arr. by. Geo,’ J. 
Trinkaus tof U. S.1; male voices. 
4Ato. (Witmark edition, no. 1583) 

7547. 

© pApre 9), 1923 = 02 c./ Apr 07) E 

559385; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


THAT SWEET SOMEBODY 0’ MINE; words 
by Ben Ryan, music by Ted Snyder 
rot W.-S. 7518 

© May: 6.1923. 2 ie... May 82) E 
562115; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


THAT TODDLIN’ Hop; from Jerry, words 
by L. S. Bitner, music by Charles A. 
Note (ofA, Sa 7519 

© Aor 2, (FO23s" 2° Apr’ Fo 
559517; 'L. S| Bitner, ’ Brookline 
Mass., and R. L. Harlow, Belmont, 
Mass. 


Ture I ADORE; oe and melody by 
Ernest Ross rof U. Sa, arr. by J. N. 
Whybark rof U. S. 7520 

© 1c. Apr. 25, 1923; 561628; 
Mary Ross, Los Angeles. 


THEN TLL KNOW THAT YOU CARE FOR 
ME; words by W. Hirsch, melody by 


M. Bloom tof U. Su. 7521 

@l te. blebs 6s 1922.) 530027, 
Walter Hirsch and Marty Bloom, 
Chicago. 


THEN YOU'LL BE SORRY, WHEN IT’S WAY 
TOO LATE; words and melody by L. W. 
Reynolds tof U. 8. 7522 

©: hick Apr yi. 1993) " Sss500: 
Lewis W. Reynolds, Oakland, Calif. 


THEN YOU'LL REMEMBER ME; words and 
melody /y Gene Cullinan tof U. Su. 


©) cae 4.21923 200 6207 
Eugene A. Cullinan, Brooklyn. 


7323, 


THERE'S A MOTHER BACK THERE; words. 
by R. F. Banks,. musie by sae ©. 
Huntington rof U. S$. — 7524 


© 1 c. Apr. 6 GBs anes: 
R. Fred Banks, Tampa, Fla. 


THERES A WELCOME WAITING YOU IN 
BONNY SCOTLAND; words and music by 
George Walker tof Great Britain; 

© Jan. 11,:19235s Pie Agee: E 
557121; Allan & ‘co. ‘pty. di wel 
bourne, Australia. 


THERE'S NO JOY WITHOUT A SORROW ; 
words by Ronald Jeans, music by 
Philip Braham jof England) 


©. Feb... 2), 1923-0) hee a: 
E 556479; Keith, Prowse & co., lItd., 
London. 


THERE WERE SHEPHERDS; Christmas 
anthem, by John Winter Thompson 
tof U. S11; mixed voices, with organ 
acc. 4to. (Carl Fischer’s choir music 
edition, no. 139) 7527 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 2xcc Maye ees 
E, 562244; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(© arrangement 


THEY'VE GOT THEIR INDIAN HABITS ON 
IN DrxiELAND; words by Sam M. 
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Harry 
Akst and Geo. W. Meyer tof U. $:1 

7528 
© 1c Apr. 13, Te28- sored - 

Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


THINGS ARE NOT SO DUSTY AFTER ALL; 
fox trot, from The cabaret kittens, 
written and composed by Wyn Ewart, 
A. ©. Gibbon” and) Wictor Dale tof 
Great Britaim 7529) 

© Mar. 6, 1923 Ser iiaeeeee F, 
557027; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


THOSE BASE-BALL BLUES; words by T. J. 
MacQueen, music by FE. S. S. Hunt- 
ington rot U. $1 7530: 

©. 1c. Apr. 30 Ize aeons. 
Theus J. MacQueen, Dearborn, Mich. 


THOSE EVENING BELLS; words by Thomas 
Moore, music by Herbert O. Holder- 
ness, (of U.S, are. bye ee aleds 


for UL Sa 7531 

@y hic: (sare 1923: By 5613335 
Holderness, Wilson & Bottler, Den-. 
ver, 


THOSE FLIPPETY FLOPPETY FLAPPERS ; one- 
step, by Howard Johnson, Harry 
Pease and Ira Schuster fof U. S.1, arr. 
by Wm. Schulz rof U. $1; orch., with 
words. Feist ed. 4to. 


460 


7526 


7532.8 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


iia 8 4923-2 ¢ Mar. 9; E | Tirnrss 


- 560786; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


‘© arrangement) 


THOSE LOVELY SPOTS IN LOVELAND; 
words by T. W. Mouser, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington. tof U. Si 7933 


fee rept 6; 1923; 561453; 
Thos. W. Mouser, St. Louis. 


THREE (THE) BEARS GO SINGING; words 
and melody by E. Jean rof U. Su, arr. 
by Herman Spieltor tof U. Si = 7534 


fete Apr 6, 1923; EF 561478; 
Elsie Jean, New York. 


THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING; waltz 
song with chimes, lyrics by Dorothy 
Terriss, German version by William J. 
Berkman, music by Julian Robledo of 
Great Britaim, rev. by Frank E. 
Barry tof U. S$. New York, Leo 
Feist, inc. 7535 


evan 27, 1925-1) c. Mar. 16; F 
556908; West’s, Itd., London. 


THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO; words by 
A. Gerber, melody by Jack Egan of 
WU, Su 7536 

oes apr. 10, 1923- E 
Alex Gerber, New York. 


THROUGH ALL THE YEARS; words and 
music by M. E. Barrett tof U. Si 
7537 
rhs Mar. 19° 1923-.E 558653: 
Mae Elma Barrett, Chicago. 


559207 ; 


Tuy ciFts ; words by Fred E. Weatherly, 
music by Kennedy Russell tof Great 
Britain; in D. 7538 

amos, 1925: 1 c. Feb. 16; EB 
5003/5: Boosey & co., London. 


THY GLANCES (Su mirada) ; habafiera, 
words by Octavio Campero, English 
’ version by Arthur H. Ryder, music by 
Julian Huarte tof Spain, domiciled at 
New York); high voice,-in C. 


© Mar. 6, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 23: E 
558810; Willis musi¢ co., Cincinnati. 


Tuy Love, O Gop, Is LIKE THE DEEP; 
set to tune Halsey, words and music 
by C. W. Laufer tof U. Sa. 7540 

iris: 1923-92) c.” Apr. 9 EF 
561510; Calvin W. Laufer, Jersey City. 


THY WILL BE DONE: words by William 
H. Gardner, music by Arthur A. Penn 
of U. Sy 7541 


© Mar. 13, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 21: E 
ate M Witmark & sons, New 
Ork, 


Tow 


7550 
TIFFLISS; lovka, words and 
melody by A. Lebedeff tof U. oe 


© Apr. 20, 1923; E 561760; Aaron 
Lebedeff, New York. 


TIME (THE) HAS COME; words by 
H. C. Smith, music by H. C. Chladek 
tof Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled at 
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.j; sop. 7543 

©: loess ApsH 919235!) Ei 561537: 

H. C. Chladek, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 


TIME—ONE, TWO, THREE; words by N. 
Drake, melody by Arnold T. Lax cof 
iw. Sq 7544 


© adi Ne. Mar. 30)'-1923 2.5 561569; 
Nell Drake, Detroit. 


TIME PUZZLES; five rhythmical studies of 
medium difficulty, by Frank H. War- 
ner of U. $1; piano. (Schirmer’s 
scholastic series, v. 139) Contents: 
1. Three notes against four.—2. Three 
notes against two.—3. Irregular 
groups. — 4. Syncopation.—5. Two, 
four and five notes against three. 


rad 


7545 


© Apr, 16; 19235 2.6. Apr. 25598 
561786; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Times (THE) WALTZ; by J. Gibson rof 
Canadai; piano. 7546 
©: Apr. 14) 1923") Tec. Apr. 16; 
557414; John Gibson, Cataract: Can- 
ada. 


TIN ROOF BLUES; melody by Leon Rop- 
polo, Paul Mares, George -Brunies, B. 
Pollack and M. Stitzel tof U. 5.1, arr. 
by Hi Alford tof U. Sa 7547 

© bc, Apres 25,1923 5 i so1833; 
Melrose bros.-music co., Chicago. 

TINTAGEL; by Arnold Bax tof Great 

Ee: orch. sc. 7548 
© Mar. 28, 1923: i? c.\ Mar. 30; 

“Ss7iI8: Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 

London. 


’Tis ENOUGH; Gypsy song, words by 
Kenneth Rand, Spanish tr. by Leoncio 
Mosquera, music by Clara Edwards 
fof” UA Sa 7549 

©) Mares, 1923: 2c. Mar. 14: ai, 
558572; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


To ARMS; march, by Walter Rolfe tof 
U.S: piano. 7550 
@r Mar 10)" 1923: 2°. Mar, 135.8 
558514; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


461 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. I11,n.s., v.18 


‘To HAVE, TO HOLD, JUST YOU; waltz bal- 
lad, words and music by Alvin Crocker 
jot UW! S:1 7551 


© Manna 2 1925 2 te: Mar. 19; E 
561048; Zoe Swanberg, Quincy, Til. 


To MAKE LOVE, I'D HELP HIM ALONG; 
words by J. E. Emerson, music by 
Ke S2)'Sedhuntmeton tof Sis 7552 

KO ves (Apr '6) 1923" -S61464: 
John E. Emerson, Brooklyn. 


To MAKE ME HAPPY MONDAY, JUST GIVE 
ME MY SUNDAY; one step, by Cal De 
Voll tof U. Si; saxophone and piano 
ake 7553 

© Apr i9,51923 32 es Ape aE 
559163; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek, Mich. 


To PRIMROSES FILLED WITH MORNING 
DEW; words by Robert Herrick, music 
by Chris. M. Edmunds tof Great Brit- 
ain); ladies’ voices. Williams ed. 4to. 
(Part-songs by modern composers, 
series 2, no. 1) 7554 


© dan, Si, 926- "1 ‘c. Meb, 14s 
556822; Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 


Tore 4 Cin ys Lowa: 
akten, nach Gustav Kadelburg von 
Arthur Rebner, musik von Hugo 
Hirsch tof Germany) sc. 7555 


© Jan. 20, 1976) Leb. eb. L287 


operette in drei 


556641; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 

ToMMY’s IN LOVE; words by R. G. 
Schweiger, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
insion. ToL Uys sa 7556 

©P aloe Apr 67119235 501437 : 


Roman G. Schweiger, Milwaukee. 


Toot, Toot, Toot; words ‘and music by 
Clyde Monroe ti. e. W. E. C. Monroe, 
oh Osa Toa7: 

© Ui. Apri 1923 +B 561837 ; 
William Earnest Clyde Monroe, New 
York. 


TouArREG; fox-trot et shimmy, par Raoul 

Moretti tof France); piano. 7558 

©) Mae 73 O02 37 MC. sAGs Ove ak, 
557297 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


‘TRADITION “patie: by Hallie Bertha 
Paul (pseud. or" &.) Fiter, "or UW one 
piano, 7559 

© 1 ce Apr 16, 1923-1 7501699"; 

Bertha Fifer, Toledo, O 


TRAUME (Dreams) ; Hebrew version by 
Karena Post, music and English 


lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz tof U. S.1 


1. High, in G minor.—2. Low, in F 
minor. 
quan) 
7560 


© Sept. 29, 1922; 2 c. each Apr. 21; 


E 559463; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve- | 


land. 


TrauM (Derr) vom GtiicKk; singspiel 
in drei akten, von Eduard von der 
Becke of Germanyi, musik von Mar- 
tin Knopf; klavierauszug mit text. 


7561 


© June 1, 1921;:1 e2@eck Zimieze a 
26383; Paragon musik-verlag, Berlin. 


TRAVELLER (Lou) Melody; by UL. 
Traveller, P. Te-Groen and R. West 
rof U..Sa, arr. by L. Weavellen 7502 


© 1c. Mar, 14, 1923308 95608/5; 
Lou Traveller, Paul Te- egred and 
Ray West, Los Angeles. 


TRIFLING; by R. Viola fof U. $.1; violin 
and piano. 7563 


© 1 ce Apr. 17;) 192329 9559359’: 
Renzo Viola, New York. 


Trio; de J. Homberg tof Francej; vio- 
lon, violoncelle et piano. 750 


© .Dec: . 31; 1922; kewviaraiy 1923: 
E 556931; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


——de Joseph Boulnois tof France; 
piano, violon et violoncelle. 7505 


© Dec. 31, 1922-) ie ekeee 17, 
1923; E 556930; Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


TRIPPING THROUGH THE woops; by D. 
Dorn tof U. S.1 op. 69 plane, i een- 
tury certified edition, no. 2188) 7566 

©, Apr. 10, 1925. 2c. exe an ae 
559225; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


TRISTEZA (LA) DE PrERRoT; fox-trot- 
cancion, letra y musica de Belisario 
de Jesus Garcia tof Mexico; Mexico 
City, Mexico, A. Wagner y Levien, 
SUCSE, Sem e 7 

© Feb... 10, 19235 ieee 2, 
B5082Z34 Bs de Jestis Garcia, S Wag- 

“ner y Levien, sucs., Mexico City, 

Mexico. 


Tpitowumldas (Tritsimbithas); by 
tonios X. Sakelariou fof U. $13; in- 
strumental, (‘EA\nvKol xopol kal aoudra 
dua KAaplvov Biodloy uavdodlvoy kal Kopvéra, 
no. 112) 7568 


© Jan. 10, 19232 ee eee 
E, 560724; Apollo music pub. co., 
New York. 


462 


Anes 


fio. 5, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


) 7586 


Trot ALONG; can’t you hear those wed- 
ding bells, fox trot, by Williams and 
Jones, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz rof 
U. o played by Clarence M. Jones 
rof U. S. (Recordo, word roll, no. 
67650) (Music roll 7569 

@ Aer 25,°1923;'2 cc. May 7; E 
559992 ; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. © interpretation and editing; 


TROUBLES; words and music by L. W. 
Reynolds tof U. S.1 7570 
(eere Apr. 24, 19235 EF 559539; 
Lewis W. Reynolds, Oakland, Calif. 


TRUE LOVE; meélodie, par M. Dufour 
tof France; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. {5/1 


iain 25, 1923- 1 c.. Apr- 6;.E 
557260; Del’Horno, Paris. 


TRUMPET VOLUNTARY; by Henry Pur- 
cell, orchestrated and arr. by Henry 
iia Wood of Great Britain); organ, 
trombones and drums. I5f2 

© Mar. 27, 1923; 1 c. Mar..30;:E 
557117; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


TRY TO KEEP ON SMILING, "TILI, THE SUN 
COMES SHINING THROUGH; W ords and 
music by.G. J. Powell tof U. S., arr. 
by F. A. Wilbur rof U S$. pik, 

Ste. May. 311923; -E, 562019; 
Gerrard John Powell, Withersfield, 
Conn. 


TscHAIKOWSKY (PETER InjrtcH) Med- 
itation; by T schaikow sky, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Tgenfritz cof U. Si, played by 


Melita Krieg. (Solo carola, no. 
74876) Music roll 7574 

fe) “Apr. 30; 1923;'2 c. May 7; E 
559983; Cable co., Chicago. (© edit- 


ing} 


Tu ME LE DOIS; chansonnette, paroles 
de Amelet, musique de Pierre Chag- 
non et René Darley tof France) 


ieeviar 23, 1923-: 1c, Apr 6; & 
557269; Lucien Brulé, Paris. , 
Tu mirapA; vals caprichoso, por 5S. 
Rodriguez tof Mexico, domiciled at 


Douglas, Amaiz.\ > piatio: 7576 
Sem cx Apr 13,, 1923; 561626; 
Silvestre Rodriguez, Douglas, Ariz. 


cantata, words by Charles 
Mackay, music by Harvey B. Gaul 
tof U. Si; treble voices. Ato. 7577 

(ey Wise <1? 119292 c) Mar 16;° 2, 
558582; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 


TuBAL CAIN; 


TUL SUNT CLI; 


7575.4 


motet pour toute cir- 
constance, Latin paroles, musique par 
Louis Boyer tof France); chceur dia- 
logué a 2 et 4 voix mixtes et 2 orgues, 
un seul orgue ad lib. (Selecta opera, 
no. 64) 


© Dec. 25, 1922; 1 ce. Feb. 24, 1923: 
FH 5504560:. V*°. Lf: Biton, St. Lau- 


rent-sur- Sevre, France. 


TURKISH; by Walter C. Simon of 

U. Si op. 18, no. 11; piano or organ. 

579 

Apr. 20, 1923: 2c Apr 21: E 

559484; Estate of Hamilton S. Gor- 
don, New York. 


Tut ANKkH AMEN; words and wa 
by- LW. Bickford: tof U.'S.i, .are., by 
Theodore G. Beach | tof U Si; E flat. 


7580 
© 1c. Ape. '6, 1923. Fh 561467 
Isaac W. Pickford, Brooklyn. 
——words by J. Noble, music by D. 
Doerr sof U. S$. 7581 
© ive: Apr... 16, 1923 ; 561691 - 
Jean Noble and Dorothy Doerr, 
Kansas City, Mo. 
Tut-ANKH-AMEN’S DREAM; words by 


Hattie Pearson and Ida Mae Banks, 
music by P. Banks tof U. Su, arr. by 
James Scott rof U. S.3 7582 
© “tee, Miast 22979923" (558820= 
Paul Banks, Kansas City, Kan. 


Tur-tut; words and. music by <I. W. 
Pickford tof U. S., arr. by Theodore 
G: Beach. tof U. Sa 7583 


©h 1 1c, Apes. 23, “(9232 B. 56Lster 
Isaac W. Pickford, Brooklyn. 

Tutto § FERNUTO! versi di G. De 

Cesare, musica di L. Donadio tof 


Italy, domiciled at New Yorkr; mand. 
acc. New York, Naples, Canzonetta 
Partenopea. ° 4to.: 7584 

Ge): Mar 623; 01923--2 ¢) Apr. 202e 
561751; Luigi Donadio e Giuseppe De 
Cesare, New York. 


Twice 55 COMMUNITY soncs: the green 
book, no. 2, ed. by C. C. Birchard & 
co.-tof hy S.1. Sve: 7585 


©@-Mar 6;)1923-.2 cand aff. Man 
102. Ay 700471 > .C. CY Birchard & co., 
Boston. 


TWILIGHT, DEAR; words and music by 
J.0 Gt Santh) rof U.S.) arte by J. 
Powell Evans tof U. Su. 7586 

©@wikge May (5:5 1923.- B 562034: 
Joyce G. Smith, Pleasantville, N. J. 


463 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7587 


pt. 111, @ S., v.18 


Ae a ee en 


Twitch? IN BseNARES; arr. by R. E. | UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE; words by 


Hildreth tof U. Si tand) The fakirs: 
from the suite A night in India, by 
George L. Cobb tof U. S.1;  orch., 
with piano conductor. 7587 

©: Apr. 7, 1923; 2°c Apr el, 
559459: Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 


Twin (A) FIx; a two-act musical com- 
edy, by Hayward M. Anderson and 
James G. Thurber sof U. S$. with ad- 
ditional lines by Kenneth H. Tuggle, 
music by R. E. Fidler, Carter C. Kis- 
sell and others. 7588 


©) Jan. Ji, 1923e52. e, amd: aft Jan. 
22: A 697418; Scarlet mask club, 
Columbus, O. 


Two cosy cHairs; words by Fred. E. 
Weatherly, music by Barbara Melville 
Hope rof Great Britaim 7589 

(Jans lay. 19233 1. Feb, 16; 
556379; Boosey & co., London. 


Two EYES rand) My GARDEN; words and 
music by E. O. Trout tof U. 8. 
Pottstown, Pa., S. Edwin Trout. 7590 


(OV Mac’ 2201923: 2%, Mar. 20; F 
558763: Evelyn Octavia Trout, Phil- 
adelphia. 


TZICANIA: reverie tzigane, de M. Du- 
four fof France); quatuor a cordes 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. 7591 


©) Feb.: 15, 19234 1c) Mar.139 7B, 
556846: Del’Horno, Paris. 


UccEtLo pI PARADISO (Bird of para- 
dise) : mazurka, by Nicola R. Occhino 
for "U.'O12" piano: 7592 


© fc Mar (23,1923; E, saliz2; 
Joseph Occhino, New York. 


Urrimo (L’) sHimmy; versi di C. 
Bruno, musica di Enrico Palatta tof 
Italy); mand. acc. Rome, Italy: 
Casa editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 


7593 


©) Jan. 495198. Wee. Feb. 26748, 
556509: Italian book co., New York. 


Unver A SUSSEX DOWN; six slight rem- 
iniscences, by Ernest Fowles rof Eng- 
land}; piano. Contents: 1. Jack by 
the hedge. — 2. Adam and Eve.—3. 
Shoes and stockings.—4. Wind flow- 
ers.—5. Ramshorn.—6. Cuckoo pint. 

7594 


©. Hebe 1022 21: ice Feb. 424 775, 
527412: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Unode "HE BLOOD; words by Avis B. 
Christensen, music by Warner R. Cole 
for, U. $3 7595 

Cu Mac. Oe1023: 0 2se. Apr. ys 
561416; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


Shakespeare, music by E. Markham 
Lee tof Great Britain); unison voices. 
4to. (Anglo-French unison and part 
songs, no. 1013) Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations) 7596 

© Mar. 6, 1923571 @) peer EF 


557490; Anglo-French music co., Itd., 
London. 


“UNDER THE SPREADING ANTLERS; waltz 


song, words and music by C. Morgan 
fone. (Sa 7597 


© Mar. 15, 1925; 2-€ Marececte 
561546; Code Morgan, Burbank, Calif. 


UNDERNEATH A CHINESE MOON; from 
The China blue plate, words by Jack 
Arnold, music by Baldwin Sloane tof 
UNSar- 7598 

© Jan. 19> 1923 2 came 
560633; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


UnKNoWN (THE) SOLDIER; by G. Giosi 
tof Italy. domiciled at New York, 
arr: by Ellis H. Heisley joes; 
piano. 7599 

© 1 °c. Apr: 18, “19255 sere - 
Guido Giosi, New York. 


Uno; from Go-go, words by | Alex 
Rogers, music by C. Luckeyth Rob- 
erts fol Uru 7600 

©: Apr. 4; 1923: (2%, Ape tS 
559073; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


UNTIL MY’ LUCK COMES ROLLING ALONG; 
from Little Nellie Kelly, words and 
music by Geo, M. Cohan, arr. by 
Geo. J. Trmkaus joie “Saree. 
(Witmark edition, excellent quartette 
arrangements, nos. 1619, 1620) 1. Male 
voices.—2. Female voices. 7601, 7602 

©. Apr. 9, 1923’ 2%. ‘each pe eny ; 
FE 559381, 559382; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. (© new arrangement) 


Up IN A SWING; reverie, by R. A. Mon- 
taine tof U. S., arr. by Calvin Grooms 
rof U. Si; piano, four hands. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2183) 7603 

©- Apr. 10,1923 420c 7 Apr 0- ae 

. 559223: Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


Ur sHE cogs; selection, from the musi- 
cal comedy, by Harry Tierney 
U. Sa, orch. by Frank Baer nas 
U.. Say corch, . “(Ceist | editsom rice 
3009) 760- 

© Apr. 167 19237' 2%. Aprew ls ee 
561743; Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
(© arrangement) 


464 


fof 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


7624 


no. 5, 1923 


Va vit RUE THERESE; de Epous’ la, 
livret de Pierre Veber, musique de 
Henri Hirchmann tof France) 7605 

aaa 31; 1923; ¢. Feb. 10;°E 
556417; Max Eschig, Paris. 


VALE oF DAWN; words by Monica Chap- 
man, music by Daniel Wood _ cof 
Great Britain); in E flat. 7606 

© Mar. 1, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 16; E 
556880: Enoch & sons, London. 


VaLsE CApRIcE; by Harold Rawlinson 
of England); violin and piano. 7607 
© Mar. 9, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; E, 
557127; Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 


——by Hoffmann, op. 53, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz tof U. S., played by 
Mary Angell. (Recordo, no. 67420) 
(Music roll 7608 

@ Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 4; E 
561489: Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. {© editing) 


par Pierre Augiéras of France; 
piano. (Six piéces caractéristiques, 
no. 4) 7609 
to Mac. 15, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; E 
557164; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


VALSE CHARMANTE; by T. E. Sinclair 
rof Canadai, arr. by Alfred Damm; 
piano. 761 

Ape. 24,1923; 2 -¢. Apr.°20; E 

559580: T. E. Sinclair, St. Paul. 


VALSE CHEVALERESQUE; par Jean_Sibe- 
lius, op. 96c, arr. par Nicolaj Hansen 
rof Denmark), ed. and rev. by Julia A. 
Burt; salon orch. 4to. (Wilhelm 
Hansen edition; Heimdal, nr. 85) ae 

© Feb. 20, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 12; E 
556896; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 
(© arrangement) 


Varse (LA) EN FORME DE COLLIER DE 
JADE; par Ad. Gauwin cof France; 
piano. 

War: 15, 1923: 1 ciMar. 3h; E 

557179; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


VALSE H&srraTion ; de Epous’ la, musi- 
que de Henri Hirchmann of France) ; 
piano. 76 

©) Jan, 31, 1923; 1c. Feb. 10; E 
556418: Max Eschig, Paris. 


- VALSE MA JOLIE; novelty solo, by Wil- 


liam J. C. Lewis and Nathan Glantz 
cof U. Si; violin or saxophone with 
piano acc. 7614 
© “Mar. 5, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 14; E 
558569; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


7612 |- 


Vase MIGNONNE; by Clayton Johns 
rof U. S.1; violin and piano. 15 
Cy Mah 22 61923)" 2h: “Apri 9 
559190; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
«© violin parti 


VALSE POUR vous; tirée de la valse 


chantée La femme, par Georges 
Razigade tof France: 1. Orch.: avec 
piano conducteur. 4to.—2. Piano seul. 

7616, 7617 


©: Mar. 23211923 site each Apr. 6; 
#557258, 55/259: 'G, Razigade,: Nice, 
France. 


VALSE VANITE; by R. Weidoeft rof 
U. Sa; C melody saxophone with 
piano acc. . 7618 


Agr. 25.1925: 2c Apr) 25. ds, 
559548; Rudy Weidoeft music pub. 
con New, York, 


VAMP DANCE OF SALOME; fox trot, 
words and music by H. J. Walker [of 
1S, acr; by OttovrG@s. Noktinenqor 
U. Si Denver, Col., Geo. V. Richards. 

7619 
©) Apr. 2.1923" 2.0) Apra @3a0 & 
561789 ; Hazel Juel Walker, Denver. 


VELA JANCA; versi di Giacomo Bugni, 
musica di Nicola Cinque tof Italy; 
mand. acc.) Naples, Casa _ editrice 
musicale Partenope. 8vo. 7620 

© Dee, 1h 19222 fe. “Apr. 4, 19285 
FE, 557200; Italian book co., New York. 


VENDANGES (LéEs); fantaisie, par A. 
Courtade tof Francej; pour clairons 
a piston, clairons simples et batterie. 


Ato. 7621 


© Mar. 23,1923" c Apr 6e.E 
557275; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Verpi (Giuseppe) Brindisi; drinking 
song from La Traviata, by G: Verdi, 
ary. by 2. Carl Jahn, jot Us, Sig vie; 
lin and piano, ~(Century certified 
edition, no. 2169) © 7622 

©rvAprs WW: 1923 2 cG. Apr 102.5 
559239; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement ; 


—— Donna e mobile; from Rigoletto, 
by G Verdi, arr. by F. Carl“jahn- jor 
U. Sa; violin and piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2172) 7623 

@OrAperl): 1923-52 e Apr. 10s, 
559241; Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement; 


simplified and arr. by M. 
Greenwald tof U. Sa; piano. (Cen- 
tury certified edition, no. 2156) 7624 


469 


CATALOGUE OF 
7625 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


Verpt (GrusEPpPE)—Continued. 


© Aprivt0, 110235 o2e.. ver Oe 
559253; Century music pub. co., New 
Nork (©) arrangement): ; 


—_— Miserere; from II trovatore, by G. 


Verdi, simplified and arr. by V. 
Crocker tof U. Sa; piano. (Century 
certified edition, no. 2153) 7625 


@P Apr. 21069923 ;--2 * eo Apr. 0 er, 


559250; Century music pub. co., New }- 


York. 


= fa traviata; waltz, by G ,Verd 
tof Italy1, arr. by Joseph Gioe rof 
U. Sa; instrumental. 7626 
OV Apr. 2," 19233 5.561889; 
Rosario Catalano, Brooklyn. 


(© arrangement) 


VERLIEBTE LEUTE; operette in 3 akten, 
von Herman Haller und Rideamus, 
musik von Eduard Kiinneke tof Ger- 
many) op. 16, bearb. von Hans Joseph 
Vieth of Germany}; klavier-auszug 
mit singstimmen. 7627 

©Oet:(9.01922 ;11' ch Mar: 27, 71923; 
E 557033; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Vers Tor; valse hésitation, par Nozuod 

cof France); piano. 7628 

© *Mar.(23. 192355 el pays VE. 
557288; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


VerticE; fox trot blues, paroles de 
Gaston Baron, musique de Dardany 
tof France) 7629 

© Mary 15),19233°1 ic. Mars 3152 
557180; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


Vint AaguaM; words from Roman 
Catholic liturgy, music by Bertram 
M. O’Bryen tof U. $1 4to. 7630 

@) Mari fl2,) 1923) 2 Ken cepr. 10g 
561430; Bertram M. O’Bryen, St. 
Paul. 


VIENI VICINO A ME; versi di G. Alessan- 
dri, musica di Amleto Fiorini of 
Stalyi; “mand, acc. (Rome), Ttalyi 
Casa editrice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 


7631 


©milan: 45709235 ol cx Pebsy205 3 
556501; Italian book co., New York. 


Vincent (Jean C.) Nocturne; paroles 
de Camille Dumail, musique de J. C. 
Vincent tof France 7632 

© Deca, al922; lic eb: LO i923; 
FE 556431; Jean C. Vincent, Lyon. 


Viatoten WC ee byes het: Atkins (of 
England) op. 20, no. 1; piano. (Six 
five-note pieces, no. 1) 7633 


©. Mar...13;, 1923 2c Maree e, 
561824; B. F. Wood music co., Bos- 
ton. 


Viotet May; reverie, by B. Sheldon 
Green of Great Britain}; banjo and 
piano. (Paling’s banjo series, no. 4) 

7634 

© Jan. 15, 1923.7) "cee 

557016; .W.: Hi Paling =@ acoeeii¢., 
Sydney, Australia. 


VIRGINIA HOME; words and music by 
R.'.L.Pattison and ty eyser sot 
Wise 635 

©. Feb. 24; 1923-2 ter oii wr 
558449; R. L. Pattison and Joe Kay- 
ser, Rockford, IIl. 


Vision (THE); words by P. C. Platt, 
music by §..C. Powell) pot Uersa 

7636 

© Feb..10;19289" cy RensalS a ic. 

Mar. 3; E 561764; Shelby C. Powell 

and Phoebe Cornell Platt, Los An- 


geles, 


Viva MUSSOLINO, VIVA I FASCISTI; versi 
e musica di Luigi Donadio tof U. S.; 
Mand. seed Edizione D’Agostino 
bros. 7637 


©’ Feb. 17, 192302 epee 
560451; D’Agostino bros., New. York. 


Vivatpr (ANToNIO) Concerto; von A. 
Vivaldi, bearb. u. rev. von Tivadar 
Nachéz rof Great Britain}; violon, 
orch. a cordes et orgue, en sol maj. 
(Concertos classiques, no. 3) 7638 

© May 4, 1921; Ic; Manag, 1923 ; 
E 557006; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, 
Germany. (© arrangement and re- 
vision] 

VOCALISES; chanson fox trot, paroles 
de R. Nazelles, musique de Mauprey 
tof. France) 7639 

© Mat.223, 192s cae ee 
55728/; Francis Salabert) Parts: 


VOGLEIN SCHWERMUT; worte von Chri- 
stian Morgenstern, musik von Heinz 
Tiessen tof Germany) op. 23, no. 3. 

7640 
© Oct: 29; 1918; ven Septy15,.1922- 
E 557511; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 


Voick (THE) IN MY HEART; from Lit- 
tle Nellie Kelly, words and music by 
George M. Cohan, arr, by (Geo. Je 
Trinkaus jof U.-5.1; female. voices: 
4to. (Witmark edition, no. ce 

41 


© Apr. 9, 1923: 2 © ater ine ae 
559386: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


466 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


Vouca (THE) Boat sonc (Ai ukhnem) ; 
from Balieff’s Chauve-souris, English 
version by Dailey Paskman, Russian 
melody arr. by Alex Archangelsky tof 
Russia, domiciled at New York 7642 


(ep Miar: 14, 1923: 2 c. Mar. 15; E 
560922 ; Harms, inc., New York. 


VOLGA BOATMEN’S SONG; barge hauler’s 
chant, words tr. from the Russian by 
Edward Bromberg, music a Russian 
folk-song, arr. by Victor Harris jof 
U. Si, based on the harmonization of 
E. Bromberg; three women’s voices. 
Ato. 7643 


fer fan, 10, 1923; 1c. Feb: W752 c. 
Mar. 9; E 560915; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. (© arrangement) 


arr. by Charles Fonteyn Man- 
ney tof U. S.; piano. 7644 

(eres. 1922; 2c. Jan. 15, 1923; 
Be 555250": Oliver Ditson co. by Boston. 
(© transcription: 


VoLupté; boston feiton : de A. Le- 
bail et Eug. Cabanne of Francei; 
piano. 7 

ya SL, 1923 ; 
556410; Levy & cie., 


VoorRMOLEN (ALEX) 
Voormolen jof Francei; piano. 7646 
(rep. 10, 1923-1 c. Mar. 13; E 
556840; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 


VorTIcE; one step, versi di Renato Sa- 
velli, musica di P. Grimaldi rof Italy; 


te beep. o ley Ey 


parse 
Sonnet; de A. 


mand. acc.) Rome, Italy; Casa edi- 
trice musicale Varieta-Salotto. 7647 
Moan 1 1925- | ¢. Keb: 26;-E, 


556514; Italian book co., New York. 


W -DOUBLE-E-G-DOUBLE-E; from 
Gee, words by Brooks Shackley, mu- 
ee py lf. J: Bottomer tof. U. Sa, -arr. 
a E. Rollman. 7648 

ele A 1923 2c: Apr. 21: E 
550561; Louis J. ee Baltimore. 


WacneR (RicHARD) Bridal. chorus; 
from Lohengrin, by R. Wagner, sim- 
plified and arr. by V. Crocker tof 
U. S$; piano. (Century certified edi- 
tion, no. 2155) 7649 

fer Apr. 10:;°1923- 2 'c. Apr. 10; E 
559252: Century music pub. co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 

-—— Rienzi; overture, by R. Wagner, 
arr. by Theo. Moses rpseud. of Theo. 
Moses Tobani, rev. by J..S. Seredy 
ion UW. Si; full orch. 7650 

meno WMiar 15, 1923612 c. May.12; E 

562249: Carl Fischer, New York. t© 


revised arrangement) 
1702—23——_8 


Wee | 


7659 


Steersman, leave the watch! chorus 
of Norwegian sailors, part-song, from 
the Flying Dutchman, by R. Wagner, 


arr. by Dudley Buck, ed. by John 
iyati Brewer of 3.1; mens 
voices, piano or organ acc. (Fischer 


edition: Choruses in octavo form, no. 


5230) 7651 

© Apr. 14°°1923: 2 ‘ce. Apr: 16; EF 
56016572 J: Fischer & bro., New York. 
(© accompaniment) 


Toto joue du Wagner; album pour 
nos petits, transcriptions tres faciles 
des opéras de Wagner, par Malézieux 
tof France]; piano. nos. 1-10. 7652 


© Reb. 15" 1923 Ie Mar. iso 
550826; “Legoutx, “Paris. 1©. tran: 
scription] 


WAITLL YOU SEK MY NEW 


DADDY, 
WAITLL YOU MEET MY DA-DA; 


words 


and melody by James Kendis of 
Ue Saeten:* by) Robert Ricketts ‘jor 
Seultsist 7653 


Ouse Apie Gl 1928" 561 550% 
Kendis-Brockman music co., inc., New 
Work, 


WaAITIN’ DOWN IN CAROLINE; words by 
Leroy Brown, melody by C. A. Som- 
ers (om U2 S17 are, by El. Le Willams: 
piano with words. 7654 

© fc) Mar, 28, 1923-23) 561497 - 
Charles Agustus Somers, "New York. 


WALTZ-DRAMATIC TENSION; by Walter 
Cy Simon jot -U.: S.17 op. 18,°no, 175 
piano or organ. 7655 

© Apr. 20, 2923." 2 e Apr 2h eB 
559490: Estate of Hamilton Se Gor- 
don, New York. 


WaLtz MELODY; by Wade Barickman 
HicGurda NV, Barickman, of UL*Ss 

- 7656 

© 1c. Apr. 16) 19235 HB 561689: 

Earl Wade Barickman, Streator, Tl. 


WALTZ MELODY, NUMBER ONE; by L. R. 


Crary jor Ul Sasvarr by LL Woe. 
Burgh rof U. Sz 7657 


Ol ci Apr 9, 1923:" B 561519: 
Leonard R. Crary, Hoboken, INS Ie 


WALTZING THE BLUES; by Clarence Gas- 


kill, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus of 
U. Sa 4to. (Witmark edition no. 
1599, 1600) 1. Mixed voices.—2, Fe- 


male voices. 7658, 7659 
© Apr. 9, 1923; 2 c. each Apr. 17: 
F, 559383, 550397 : M. Witmark & 


sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment} 


467 


7660 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. ELE, n/s., v.18 


Watzerra; de Lucien Wurmser _ tof 
France]; piano. . 7660 


© Jan,-31, 1923° 1c Pebi.10;" 2 
556428; Max Eschig, Paris. 


WANDER BACK; words and melody by J. 
Patterson rof U. Sua, arr. by L. L. 
VosBurgh tof U. S$. 7661 

@ 1,c> Apr. 9) 1923; EH Setsl7; 
Jean Patterson, New York. 


Wanperinc (THE) FIDDLER; by Eric | 


Grant of Great Britain; piano. 
(Curwen edition, no. 9208: Selected 
pianoforte music edited by Ernest 
Fowles, lower division) 7662 

© Feb: 22;.19235,chse. Apr..6; i 
557487; J. Curwen & sons, ltd. Lon- 
don. 


WANTED, A MOTHER; words by F. White- 
house, melody by J. Tucker tof ee 


ter Apr. 18, 41923. .E 534850; 
Johnnie Tucker and Fred Whitehouse, 
Long Island City, N. Y. 


Warnince (THE) (Die lehre) ; words 
by Heinrich Heine, English version 
by Th. Baker, music by Max Bendix 
rof U. Sa op. 10, no. 4; high voice. 
(English and German text 7664 

© Mar. 5, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 9; E 
560764; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


WatcH AS THE TIDE COMES IN; words 
by Naida Poole tpseud. of Grace 
Grace}, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 7665 

©.41 c Apr. 12, 1923: E- 559283; 
Grace Grace, Holliston, Mass. 


Warer-tity (THE); Louis Xv love- 
song, words and music by Kathleen 
Lockhart Manning tof U. $1; in B 
flat. 7666 

Mar. 1, 1923-2 ¢e. Mar, jae 
560663; Boosey & co., New York. 


Warttrnc (Horace F.) Ten poetic 
fancies: by H. F. Watling (ot Eng- 
land; pf. bk. 2. (National institute 
edition of the works of British blind 
composers) Contents: 6. Danse car- 
acteristique—7. Nursery tales —8. A 
castle in ruins —9. An interrupted ro- 
mance—10. Danse humoresdue. 

Maii23> 10232. /1\:c. “Ape: 1); E 
557217: Ryalls & Jones, Itd., Birken- 


head, England. 


W A-WA-WADDLE WALK; words by Dick 
Cobourn and King Zany tpseud. of 
Jack Dilh, music by Vincent Rose tof 
UiySs 7668 

Ove Ait. 1923: E 561348; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. . 


468 


Way pbown SourH; from Caroline, 
words by Harry B. Smith, music by 
Alfred Goodman tof U. S.1 _ 7669 

© Mar. 15, 19732276) Slap 
560921; Harms, inc., New York. 


WE'LL WATCH THE WORLD GO BY; waltz, 
words and music by L. Morgan tof 
U. Sai St. Louis, Mo., Shattinger 
music co. 7670 

© Mar. 9, 19933) 2") Wie ee 
560788; Lucille Morgan, St. Louis. 


WERE ALL GOIN’ A VOTE ON ELECTION 
DAY; words and music by J. B. Rob- 
inson of U. Sa 7671 

© Apr. 17, 1923; 2c) Ape: 
561736; J. Brackstin Robinson, In- 
dianapolis. 


WE WILL SHOUT FOR JOY IN THY VIC- 
tory; words by H. M. Freligh, music 
by Grace Allen tof U. Su. 7672 


© Mar. 12, 19237 2 cy’ Mar. tae E 
558576; Harold M. Freligh, St. Paul. 


WEAR A SMILE; words by S. Trubody, 
melody by Herman Dubois rtpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 76 


© 1c Apr, 12) 19252550280; 
Stella Trubody, Scranton, Pa. 


WEARY MOON; words and picked by 
Emily Howard tof U. S. 7674 


© 1 c,. Apr. 13, 1920 ee oeto4o : 
Florence Emily Cain, Deland, Fla. 


WEATHER BIRD RAG; melody, by L. Arm- 
strong cof U. Sa, arr. by Richard M. 
Jones tof U. $1 7675 


© 1c. Apr. 14, 1925.0 By salesd; 
Louis Armstrong, Chicago. 


WEDDING OR TRIUMPHAL MARCH; by 
Walter C. Simon joi U) Saop., 18; 
no. 23; piano or organ. 7676 

© Apr. 20, 192322 ic Be esl 
559496; Estate of Hamilton S$. Gor- 
don, New York. 


WEDNESDAY AND NO MAIL YET; words 
by F. M. Ferguson, melody by Her- © 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, — 
of Uy Sa 7677 

© 1 c Apr. 12)°4925. 30287; 


Florence M. Ferguson, Rutherfordton, 
No: 


Wetp’?’s CHORD systpM; lesson no. 19, 
modulations illus. mutual tones, etc., 
by A’ J. Weidt tof U, Si Rev. ea. 

7678 

© Jan. 9, 1923; 2 c Jan. 12; ae 
ee Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
a fr . 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


7697 


supplement no. 2-a, filling in sus- 
tained notes, by A. J. Weidt tof 5.1 


| 679 
oem 12119235" 2c) Jan. 255A 
Newark, 


699114; 
ei 


—— supplement no. 3A, syncopated style 
of filling in sustained notes, by A. J. 
Weidt tof U.S. Rev. ed. 7680 

mas 991923. (2 Cc. Jan. 125° A 

699115; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 

Nuk. 


supplement no. 4, filling in dotted 
half-notes, by A. J. Weidt tof mee 


Alpert J: Weidt, 


(emai, 1923592 ¢.. jan. 293, A 
699113; Albert J. Weidt, Newark, 
Bead: 


WELcoME (THE) HOME; waltz, by Mrs. 
Bi, P. Cornwall tof Canadai, arr. by 
Leslie Grossmith rof Canada; piano. 
Toronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce & 
eo,, ltd.’ 7682 

(ten, 15,°1923; 2 c. Feb. 17; E 
550360: Mrs. H. P. Cornwall, Ram- 
loops, Canada. 


WENN DIE SUSIMAUS GEBURTSTAG HAT; 
worte von Arthur Rebner, musik von 
Elith Worsing tof Denmark, arr. 
von Kurt Lubbee tof Germany; 7683 

© May 26, 1922; 1c. Feb. 28, 1923; 
E 556589; Drei-masken verlag, Ber- 
lin. 

WERE you TO CALL; words by Albert 
Morse, music by Arthur Cleveland 
Morse tof U. Si; in D. 7684 

fon iar i). 1923>)2).c. Mar 7: 
560665; Boosey & co., New York. 


WHAT-CHA CRYIN’ FoR Now; words and 
melody by H. Brown of.U. S.i, arr. 
by Harry Guy rof U. Su. 7685 


Oe fe: Apr. 4,°1923: FE, 561407; 
Harry Brown, Detroit. 


WHAT'S THE USE OF LOVING SOMEONE 
YOU SHOULD FORGET; words and mel- 
ody by A. J. Schaeffer :and Lowell 
Barmnaton jot U. $1; in C. 7686 


eve. Apr. 16) (1923; E. 561686; 
‘ Alfred James Schaeffer, Chicago. 


WHATS WORTH WHILE HAVING, IS 
WORTH WHILE WAITING For; from Sun 
showers, words and music by Harry 


Weli of U. S.1 7687 


evar. 351923 2. ec. Mar..i53 E 
560667; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


WHATS WRONG WITH THE WOMEN; 
words and music by George H. Lewis 
rer eS. 7688 


a 


© Dec. 21, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 16, 1923; 
FE, 556386 ; Nicholson & co:# ltd. Syd- 
ney, Australia. 


WHATEVER IS, IS BEST; author of words 
unknown, music by Katherine Wal- 
lace Davis tof U. S.1; med. voice. 

7689 
©) Mar. 1,” 1923-2 c. Mar. 24255 
561136; Thos. W. Hatch, Chicago. 


WHEEL-TAPPER’S (THE) soNG; words 
by Clifford Seyler, music by Wolse- 
ley Charles tof Great Britain) 7690 

© Mar) AG, 19283 Wc Apr gee 
557237; Boosey & co., London. 


WHEN CLOUDS HAVE ‘VANISHED AND 
SKIES ARE BLUE; words be William 


R, Clay, ‘mtisic by Chas. L. Johnson 
fof UW, S.1 7691 
© “Apt. 51923; 20¢. Apr. OH 


561509 ; Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


WHEN Gop oF oLD; a short full anthem 
for Whitsuntide, words by John 
Keble, music by -Charles_ Villiers 
Stanford tof England); mixed voices, 
organ acc, -4to, * (Church choir i= 
brary, no. 237) 7692 


©" Mer: 012, 1923; J -¢: Mar? 26:5 
557422; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


WuHuen I pik; old slave song, words 
anon., music arr. by B. Randall tof 
U.82 7693 


© aie Apr: 28, $923: EF 561777 : 
Bianca Randall, New York. 


WHEN I LAND IN OLD Ruope Is_aAnp; 
words and music by F. E. Carr lof 


UL Ss. 7694 


irk ey Apr 9 1192824 Er 561535 
Forrest E. Carr, Washington. 


Wuewn I Lost You SWEETHEART, MINE; 


bye Jo \Pickens, jie ori Sate 
Bene, . 7695 
(Op live: diy, ae 10Zh; EB .al5205.; 
anes Alfred Pickens, jr., Ft. Worth, 
Tex. 

WHEN I WALK witH MINNIE; from 
Minnie and me, words by Zelda 


ae music by Harold Levey tof 
Ue Sa 7696 

© Ape, WZ, 01023;) 2c. Apres 13s) BE 
561676; Harms, inc. New.) Yorks ; 
WHEN if WAS ONE- AND- TWENTY; lyric 
by A. E. Housman, music by Arnold 


Bax tof Great Britain}; med. voice. 
(Enoch art song library) 7697 
©r Mar27, 1970°" Wc.) Mar! 230: 


1923; EF, 557080; Enoch & sons, Lon- 
don. 


469 


CATALOGUE 
7698 


: 


OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 11T M.S. velo 


WHEN I1’S CHIGGER TIME IN KANSAS; 
words by L. Von Rohl, melody by 
Herman Dubois tpseud. of Ethel 
Hisher, of (W./oa 7698 

© 1c. Apr. 19, 1923; E 559433; 
Lura Von Rohl, Richmond, Calif. 


WHEN JESUS WAS A CHILD; Children’s 
day, words by Edna Randolph Wor- 
rall, music by Lena Pratt Bell rof 
U. Si; men’s voices. 4to. (Choice 
compositions for male voices, sacred 
edition, no. 925) 7699 

(©) Peb.. 137 19237" 2%, ties: 155 
560458; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 


WHEN MY SHOES WEAR OUT FROM 
WALKING, I’LL BE ON MY FEET AGAIN; 
one step, by Cal De Voll and Edw. 
Schroeder of U. S.1; saxophones 
and piano acc. : 770 

@ Apr. 9, 1923. 2en Apri 77-7 
559158; Chas. E. Roat music co., 
Battle Creek. 


WHEN THE GOLDEN LEAVES ARE TURN- 
ING; words and melody by Arthur 5. 
Josselyn tof U. S.1 7701 

©. 1 ce: Apr 25p 1923. 561625; 
Alpha music co., Providence, R. I. 


WHEN THE MOON COMES UP T0-NIGHT; 
words and melody by C. A. Evanson 
poly WssSa 7702 

©, 1 cutApr, 21, 1923.3 0H 559504; 
Clifford Allan Evanson, San Fran- 
CiSCco. 


WHEN THE SWEET HAWTHORN’S IN 
FLOWER; waltz, words by Bert Burns, 
music by John J. Shaffer tof hac 


© Dec 19; 1922: Fe. Mar.27, 1923; 


E 561425: Burns-Shaffer pub. co., 
Buffalo. 
WHEN we A-ForpIn’ Go; words and 


music by R. Pauley tof U. Su, arr. 

by Carl Demangate tof U. S.1 7704 
©! tc. Apr. 2, 1923. Hoi sa0; 

Roy Pauley, Schenectady, N. Y. 


WHEN WE HAVE SAID OUR LAST FARE- 
WELL; words by Johnson Oatman, 
music by J. B: Herbert tof U.S. 7705 

© Wane 1925 2ics Ape ioe, 
559609; J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, III. 


WHEN WE MEET IN PARADISE; words 
and music by M. M. Little tof U. 5.1 
7706 

Orilive Bai 0215019735) ool on, 
Mary Mae Little, Blytheville, Ark. 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME; 


words by Benny Davis, music by Ab- 
ner Silver, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U. Si; male voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, no. 1648) 7707 
© Apr. 9, 1923-2 co Aes © 
559384; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement 


WHEN YO’ HEAD AM BOWED WITH TRUB- 


BLE! a spiritual, music by Clint R. 
Carpender tof U. Ss 1. Four men’s 
voices. (Fischer edition, choruses in 
octavo form, no. 5249)—2. Song; 
medium voice. 7708, 7709 

© Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c. each Apr 14: 
E 559336, 559337; J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. (© arrangement) 


WHEN YOU DANCE WITH A- WONDERFUL 
cikL; from Go-go, words by Alex 
Rogers, music by C. Luckeyth Rob- 
érts 1of Ui Sa 7710 

@© Mar. 23, 1923-2 coe te 
558813; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inc., New York. 


WHEN YOU GET ‘TIRED OF YOUR NEW 
SWEETIE, YOU NEEDN'T COME AND DA- 


DA ME; words and music by Joe 
Verges-Henri Therrien and Irwin 
Leclere tof U. $a 7711 


© Mar. 19, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 19; E 
561051; Verges-Therrien-Leciere pub. 
co., Houston. 


WHEN YOU MEET SOMEONE THAT IS 
SQUARE; waltz ballad, words and mel- 
ody by E. Hv” Burris jot ero arm 
by Harry French tof U. $11 TPAZ, 


© 1 c. Apr. 21, 19232 0F e55088 = 
Elbert H. Burris, Detroit. 


WHEN YOU'RE FAR, FAR AWAY; words 
by A. G. Boylan, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington tof U. S. 7713 

© 1 c., Mar. 731 9925; 2Ba5c003- 
A. Gaylord Boylan, Kalamazoo, Mich. 


WHEN YOU'VE LEARNED HOW TO CRY; 
words by Harold Christy, music by 
Otto Motzan tof U. Sai 7714 

© Mar. 24, 1923" 2°caMan 247 
561428; Joe Mittenthal, inc, New ~ 
Vork. 


“WHEN YOU WALKED OUT SOMEONE ELSE 


WALKED RIGHT IN; words and melody 
hy Irving Berlin tof U. S. : 
©.1 c. Apr. 23, 1923; EB 5617/agmm 


Irving Berlin, inc.. New York. 
WHEN YOU WENT AWAY: by C. L. 
Harding, jr. tof U. Si; piano. 7716% 


© 1 c. Apr. .26, 1923;°%, 559575emm 
Charles Lewis Harding, jr., Dedham, 
Mass. 


470 


7715 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


— words and music by Morrie Young 
Sots Sa 7717 


Apr. 11, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 14;_E | 


© 
561684; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


WHERE CAN THAT SOMEBODY BE? words 
and music by Fred Rose and Irving 
Mills tof U. Sa 7718 


OeMiar. 9.:'1923; 2 °c. Mar. 14; E 
558574; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


WHERE DO THEY GO, AFTER THE BALL; 
words and melody by H. R. Valen- 
tine rof U. S. 7719 

utc. Mar‘15, 1923: E, 560636; 
Howard Richard Valentine, Chicago, 


WHERE IS MY MATE; words and mel- 
ody by Al. Sussman tof U. $1 7720 


ive. Mar 23, 1923: EK 561129: 
Alexander Sussman, Brooklyn. 


WHERE MY MAMMY SMILES THAT GEOR- 
GIA SMILE; fox trot, words and music 
by G. Leonard Thompson and Don 
Cameron jot. U.. Sa, arr. by Harry L. 
Alford. 7721 


Wan 16, 19235:.2 c. Mar. 24; EF 
561620; Paramount publishers, Des 
Moines. . 


WHERE MY MOTHER WAS BORN; words 
and music by T. H. Farmer rof U. S. 
7722 


(@mben 24, 1923: 2°c. Mar. 3: EF, 
588443; T. H. Farmer, Martin, Tenn. 


WHERE THE CLASSIC CHARLES FLOWS 
CALMLY ON ITS WAY; words by J. 
Koen, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
rot U. Sj 7723 

ie. Apr. 6, 1923; FE. 561454; 
John Koen, New York. 


WHERE THE COPRA PALMS DO GROW; 
rs by C. T. Reid, music by Luther 
Clark jot U." $2 7724 
- ape 10) 14923): 2c. Apr. -21 5° E 
559554; Chas. T. Reid, Ancon, Canal 
Zone, Panama. 


WHERE WiLL I co; words and music by 
iB. Es. ae fol Us-S.1 7725 


fee. 25, 1923, 2-c. Apr. 27 = & 
ee . B. E, Warren, Bie Meade, 
2h 


_ WHILE YOU WANTED SOMEONE TO PLAY 
WITH, | WANTED SOMEONE TO LOVE; 
words and melody by Fred Fisher tof 
U..Si, arr. by Geo. Holman tof U. Sa. 


: 7726 
ioc: wApr. 19, ,, 1923 ; 


FE 559420; 
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


7735 


WHISPERING BLUE EYES; words by G. F. 
Forrest, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U. Si Tha7, 

© 1c) Apes 130) 1923-4 561994" 
Gene Fields Forrest, Royersford, Pa. 


WHITE BLOSSOMS; words and music by 
G. A. Collin tof Sweden, domiciled at 
Somerset, Pa.) Somerset, Pa., Collin 
music co. 7728 

Age 275019285 2c. Mayes 
562131; G. A. Collin, Somerset, Pa. 


WHO DID YOU FOOL AFTER, ALL? fox trot, 
by Van, Schenck and Black, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Sa, played 
by Rose Vanderbosch tof U. Su. 
(Recordo, word roll, no. 67500) 
tMusic rolh 7729 

Oy Mar. 241928!) 2 eh Apr 4, 
561482; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing 


WHo Is At THE WINDOW; words by S. 
Bowden, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S. 7730 


~ © 1c. Apr. 19\. 1923 & 550423); 
Susie Bowden, Knotts Island, N. C. 


WHo’s soRRY NOW; waltz, with extra 
fox trot chorus, by Kalmar, Ruby and 
Snyder, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
U. Su, played by Clarence M. Jones 
tof U. Si (Recordo, word roll, no. 
67640) (Music rolh 7 

OwAT 25). 1923. 2).c May. cence, 
559986; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 
cago. (© interpretation and editing) 


WHoa, TILLIE, TAKER YOUR TIME; words 
and music by Henry Creamer and 


Aommen Waytom for lO, oa 7/32 
© Heb, 20:1923 2cy Bebs.235 os 


558254; Goodman & Rose, inc., New 
York. 
W HO-00, IS WITH YOU TO-NIGHT,; words 


by Ben Russell, music by Geo. Meyer 
tof US 7733 


Orc: ee 10, 1923) 550206. 
ee Berlin, inc., ‘New York. 


Wuy DID CUPID SHOOT AT ME; words by 
B. G. Byrd, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. S.1 7734 

© ¢ Apr 6,. 1923: 561442 
Beatrice G. Byrd, Brooklyn. 


Wuy 1s Miss LIBERTY ALL LIT UP; 
words by Herbert Mohr and Tom 
Payton, melody by Ernest Sutton tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Eugene Platzman of 

eel: So 7635 

@©liie® June: 21,1921 5. Ey 5141055 
Tom Payton music pub. corp. New 
York. 


471 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7736 


WHyY SHOULD I GIVE MY LOVE TO YOU; 
words and melody by Eugene West, 
Con Conrad and Ira Schuster of 
Ww. Sa, arr: by C7 ConnrAd,. 7736 

| Pe: Apr) 8319283 ee 550545: 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


WILL o’ THH Wisp (Feu follet); by G. 
Reeve tof England); violin and piano. 
7737 

© Nar, ld 16252320) tat ce 
557124; Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 


WILL YOU MEET ME IN THE MORNING; 
words by W.' RR: Cole, ‘music “by 
Warner R. Cole and J. Leo Geist tof 
69 7738 

© Mar. 9. 1923'-" 2) eG Apr a= 
561414; Harry D. Clarke, Chicago. 


WILLIAMS (RALPH VAUGHAN)  Pas- 
torals by KK. V. Williams) rot U.. Sa: 
violin and piano. 7739 

Ape, 5.19232 4 cc. Apr 16: 5 
557475; F. & B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


WILLST DU NICHT MEINE FREUNDIN 
SEIN? aus der operette Das lila 
separée, worte von Pordes-Milo, mu- 
sik von Anton Profes tof Germany), 
erleichtert von Fritz Redl sof Ger- 
many] 7740 

©) Ape 7 1923-31 e Ape is 2 
557434; Robert Riihle, Berlin. 


WittyA; words and melody by B. Gay 
ot U). Sal 7741 


©. 1 ce Ape 1% 1923; E56)624- 
Byron Gay, inc., New York. 


WIR BAU'N UNS EIN HAUSCHEN; tanz- 
duett aus der operette, Die kleine 
fruhlingsfee, worte von Hans Pflan- 
zer, musik von Victor Corzilius tof 
Germany} 7742 


© Ape. 7, 1925. ie Apres tae, © 
557427; Robert Rithle, Berlin. 


WIR MIETEN .UNS EIN SCHILAFCOUPEE; 
camelwalk-shimmy, worte von Peter 
Herz, musik von Hans Duval-Dia- 
mant ;of Austriai, arr. v. Otto Linde- 
mann of Germany) 7743 


© \Janig27-. 19235 J) oc eb Zs ek, 
556638; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
_ Berlin. 


WISCONSIN WALTZ; Geneva’s_ shore, 
ballad romanza, words and music by 


S. EF. partley.jof Ul Sj 7744 

© Marsad0s1923 "2c. Mar gsi 
561145; S. Francis Hartley, Waukon, 
Fae 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


WITH JOY BELLS RINGING; words by 
James Rowe, music-by A. V. Bellar 
poe vU) ie, | — 7745 

© fan. 17, 1928502 & Ape Ee 
559613; O. H. -Cundifi, Pilot. Pamt, 


Tex, 


WITH YOU MY BEAUTIFUL ROSE; words 
by H.-C. Smith, amsie pay oe C. 
Chladek of Czecho-Slovakia, domi- 
ciled at Wilkes-Barre, Pa; sop. 7746 


© 1 c. Apr. 9) 19235 We seasse- 
H. C. Chladek, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 


Wo.trFr (ALBERT) Trois piéces maro- 
caines; par A. Wolff tof France); 
piano. 7747 

© Dec,. 31,1922; Toe eee, 
1923; E 556924; Editions Maurice 


Senart,: Paris. 


Woman (THE) ALWAYS PAYS; words 
and music by Wynn Stanley and An- 
drew Allen of Great Britain); in B 
flat. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 

© Apr. 3, 19235. 16) ee 
557239; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


WONDER WHY THEY CALLS ME SUN- 
SHINE, WHEN SORROW IS MY NAME; 
words and music by S. Easton of 
U. Sa, arr. by Lovie Amen sof 
U. S.1; piano with words, in EF, flat. 

7749 
© 1c May. 8 19233) #562080; 
Sidney Easton, New York. 


WONDERFUL BURGLAR OF LOVE; words 
by L. C. McCollay, music by Henry 
& Taylor jor igen 7750 


© 1c. Mar. 3, 1923; ye SeiGeZ; 
Louis Coy McCollay, Chicago. 


WONDERFUL Hours; ) ballad-fox-trot, 
words and melody by J. Schaffer tof 
U. Sa ° 7751 

© 1 e Apr. 16))1923: 38 5007 lo- 
Joe Schaffer, Comstock, N. Y. 


WONDERLAND OF DREAMS; waltz, by L. 
W. Abbott tof Uy Sa, ameeeny ele 
Zamecnik of U. S.; full orch. Sam 
Fox popular orchestra ed. 4to. 7752 

© Apr. 19, 1923) 2epeaeees oe 
561781; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 


WONDROUS STAR SHINE AGAIN; poem 
by J. Brandon Walsh, music by 
Charles Herbert Johnston tof U. Su, 
rev. and arr, by Christian A. Grimm 
roof U. S.1 Chicago, Lyceum music 
publishers. 775 

© Dec; ‘1, 1922;: 2%ey Deceae ee 

~ 560454; C. A. Grimm, Chicago. 


472 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


7773 


Won’t you BE MY MAMMA ‘700; words 
by S. A. Ott, music by Norrie Ber- 
nard fof U. Si New York, Lenox 
pub. co. 7754 


© — — 1920; 2 c. Dec. 31: E 
495880; S. A. Ott, Joplin, Mo. 


Won’t YOU BRING BACK MY WHISTLING 
DADA TO ME; words and music by 
I. I. S. Estabrooks tof U. S. 7755 


@4-c:, Apr, 28, 1923; E: 561876: 
Ivah Irene S. Estabrooks, Bliss, N. Y. 


Won’? You TRY TO FORGIVE; words by 
Jas.)Myers, music by E. 5.5. Hunt- 
ington tof U. Sa 7756 


ives sane: 6, 1923; 561457: 
Jas. Myers; Wichita. 


Woon-tHrusH (THE); bird calls to be 
whistled, words and music by, 
Weissleder tof U. Sj 7757 


Gye spr.. 25, 1923--.E 559545; 
Elsie Weissleder, Cincinnati. 


WooDLAND DREAMS; by Jean Wiman of 
U. S$. op. 65; piano. (Century cer- 
tified edition, no. 2184) 7758 


ered a0 1923: 2c. Apr. 10:°E 
559222; Century music pub. co., New 
York. 


Worsuie Gop; words and music by 

Bab. Warren tof U. Sy 7759 
iene. 25, 1923: 2 c. Apr..27; E 

aye B. E. Warren, Ft, Meade, 
a. 


Woutp I were; words by Alexander 
Nelson Clendenning, music by Geo. 
Graff, jr. 1of U, Sa, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach tof U.S. 7760 


© ive. Apr. 25,1923: EF. 562015; 
Alexander Nelson Clendenning, New 
Brunswick, Canada. 


Wovutp you; words by F. McPhail, 
music by Geo, Graff, jr. tof U. Sa 
~ New York, World music pub. corp. 


© July 9, 1921; 1 c. July 
Aug. 5; E 513283; Forest McPhail, 
Salina, Kan. 


Wricut (N. Louise) Eight little pieces 
a little folks; by N. L. Wright tof 
S.1; piano. 7762 

oes Mar. Sa lO2oe\ 2208) Mary Oe. Fy, 
560/67: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Wricut (T. Waucu) Three Scottish 
symphonic dances; by T. W. Wright 
rof Great Britain); orch. with piano 
conductor. (Boosey’s orchestral jour- 
nal, no. 221) Contents: 1. The cob- 
bler.—2. Keltic ballade.—3. The devil’s 
elbow. ~ 7763 


Ort tC 


©: Mars1s,; 1923-1 cs Apr Soo 8 
557235; Boosey & co., London. 


YeEso; shimmy ou fox trot, par Harry 
Morrison tof France}; piano. 7764 


icy. Mar. 15, 1925: 1 ¢. Mar. 51.755 
557168; i Philippo, Paris. 


YESTERDAY; words and melody by L. 
C. Case tof U.-S.1 7765 
©ul vc, sApre a6): 1923. Solas 

L. C. Case, El Paso, Tex. 


YippisH (A) LIDELE; melody by R. 
Doctor tof Russia, domiciled at New . 
York) 7766 

ert Apr’. 25; 925 > BR S617 9s: 
Rubin Doctor, New York. 


YopELING BLUES; words and melody by 
Clarence Williams tof U. Sa, arr. by 
W. Benton Overstreet tof U. Su. 

7767 

© 1c. Mar. 31, 1923; E 559004; 

Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 


YouA; paroles de Claud Harlés, musique 
de Jules Chevallier tof France) Con- 
tents: 1. Soir—2. La pluie.——3. Les 
pieds nus de Yola. 7768 

© Dee. 31, 1922: lic. Feb 10) 1923: 
EF, 556412; R: Legouix, Paris 


You; words and melody by Z. Fitz- 
Gerald tof U. Su 7769 


©) 1 es, Apr) 11; 1923: © 561607; 
Zeph Fitz-Gerald, Grand Rapids, 
Mich. 


YOU BROUGHT ME SUNSHINE AND YOU 
BROUGHT ME RAIN; words and music 
by Ned Norworth tof U. $1. 7770 


Cy Mara 174, 1923. 2 c, Mar, 19278 
561079; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


You CAN SHINE FoR JESUS; words by 
Elizabeth Norris, music by B. B. 
_Edmiaston tof U: Sih: 774% 


©: Jan. 17/1923 «2 ¢ Apr. 19; EF 
559608; B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


You CAN'T BUY HAPPINESS EVERY TIME; 
words by L. A. Hardison, music by 
Florence McElvain of U. 5.15 piano 
with words. 4to. 7772 

©) fants 16 "1923'"2 ce" Mar’ 2r > 
561096; L. A. Hardison, Phoenix, Ala. 


You Forcor; by R. Childs and S. Hunt- 
‘ley tof U. Si; melody with piano ee 
5 


ile Apr 26," 19232) 559579 
Robert Childs and Sydney Huntley, 
New York. 


473 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7774 


You GOT EVRY THING A SWEET MAMA 
NEEDS BUT ME; words and music by 
Lemuel Fowler tof U. Su 7774 


©) Mar 17; 1923 2c... Mar. 19 
561077; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


You GOTTA HAND THE LAURELS TO BON- 
NIE ANNIE LAuRIE; Scotch novelty 
song, words and melody by Happy 
Tom’ Farrell is. ¢. “1. FF. Farrell ot 
[Wie ms 7775 


©. tT .¢. Ape 26. 192325, 7559568. 
Thomas Francis Farrell, Worcester. 


YoU GREW TIRED OF ME; words by J. 
Andrus, music by E. S. §. Hunting- 
ton. tof UU. Sa 7776 


© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561984; 
Julia Andrus, Schenectady, N. Y: 


You HAVE NO FRIENDS WHEN YOU ARE 
BROKER AND SICK; words and music 
by W. Benbow rof U. S.i, arr. by 
Don Dawley tof U. Su. 777 


©) 1-.c, Mar- 19; “1923->% 561072: 
William Benbow, Chattanooga. 


You KNOW WHAT I’vE BEEN, YOU KNOW 
WHAT I AM, SO HOW CAN YOU CARE 
FOR ME; waltz ballad, melody by H. 
Martelly tof U. Sa 7778 


Got & Apr 17,1923 -> 559353 ; 
Hugh Martelly, Brooklyn. 


You KNOW WHY, SWEETHEARTS SIGH; 
words by W. R. Williams, music by 
Harold Leonard and Walter Fett tof 
Be Sa 7779 

©. Apr. lf, 192352 cy Ape, 182 5 
561732; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 

You’LL BE MINE; words by Tyrone 

King, melody by O. Ellis tof 

U. Sa, arr. by Homer Tourjee tof 

UW Sa 7780 
©) lac... Aprag23; 1923): i S618i10 ; 

Cecil Osilk Ellis, Beverly Hills, Calif. 


You’LL FIND A YRIEND IN MOTHER, 
WHEN OTHERS TURN YOU DOWN; 
waltz ballad, words by William Henry 
Schnepp, music by Howard George 
Miller tof U. 8.1 7781 


©) Heb. 21, 1923232 ceb.27e 
560782 ; Eagle music co., New York. 


You’LL NEVER HAVE NO LUCK BY QUIT- 
TIN’ ME; a blue ballad, words and 
music by Benjamin F. Spikes, Har- 
vey Porter and John C. Spikes tof 
W. Sia} arr py). .C. Spikes. 7782 


@©iL cc. Apr. 23,5:1923=, ESels0r: | 


Spikes bros. pub. co., Los Angeles. 


pt. 111, aisfv758 


You MAY BE ONLY A SWEETHBART; 
words by H. W. Smith, jr., music by 
BAS..S: Huntington tof U. Si 7783 

© 1 ¢«. Apr? 30, 19235-) 2 5a1980'- 
Horace W. Smith, jr., Chester, Pa. 


You NEVER CAN BLAME A GIRL FOR 
DREAMING; from The wildflower, 
words by Oscar Hammerstein 2d and 
Otto Harbach, music by Herbert 
Stothart and Vincent Youmans of 
Bers 784 


© May. 3, 19233) Zoe. ieee or 
562072; Harms, inc., New York. 


You OUGHT TO KNOW IT BY NOW; 
words and music by Frank Crumit and 
Grantland Rice tof U. S. 7785 

© May .4; 1923572 <4 Miao 
562068; Harms, inc., New York. 


YoOu’RE A WONDERFUL PAL DEAR TO ME; 
words by Harry G. _ Schoenlaub, 
melody by C. E. Slider tof U.S.1 7786 


© 1c. May 3, 1923) 1%. So2z07e- 
Clifford E. Slider, New Albany, Ind. 


You’RE JUST AN OLD FASHIONED ROSE, 
COME To sTAY; words by Wilbur 
Baker, melody by Arnold T. Lax tof 
U.S3 7787 

© 1. c¢. May 6) 19235" sae2o2-; 
Wilbur C. Baker, Mapleton Depot, Pa. 


You’RE LIKE A BABY; words by J. Stan- 
ley, music by Harold A. Dellon tof 
U. Si New York, Kay-Stern & co. 

7788 
© Nov. 22, 1922; 2 c. Nov. 24; E 
560450; Jack Stanley, New York. 


You’RE THE RIGHT MAN; words by Alex 
Gerber, music by Paul Henenberg tof 


(eS 


© 1 c. Apr, T4,5192ae eee. 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


You’vE cor To SEE YOUR MAMA EVRY 
NIGHT, OR YOU CANT SEE MAMA AT 
ALL: fox trot, by Rose and Conrad, 
ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, 
played by Clarence M. Jones tof U. S.1 
(Recordo, word roll, no. 67510) 
(Music rolh 7790 


© Mar. 24, 1923: 2eereete 


561487; Recordo player roll co., Chi- 


cago. (© editing and interpretation 


You’vE SHOWN ME WHERE I WAS 
wRonc; words by Jack Raymond, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 
Ug 7791 


Ray Maddick, Hamilton, Canada. 


474 


ail 
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561982; — 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 5, 1923 


You WERE JUST MADE 0 ORDER FOR ME; 
words by Jack Mahoney, melody by 
Joen Fresco tof U. Su 7792 
rive May 3, 1923: E 562025; 
Barney Abramowitz, New York. 


Your TIME NOW, “TWILL BE MINE AFTER A 
WHILE; fox trot ballad, words and 
music by Spencer Williams tof U. Su. 

7793 
Gia 8, 1923- 2 c. Mar. 12; E 
561615; Melody music co., New York. 


Woure= by G. W- Oles tof U. Si; 

violin and piano. 7794 

iatre. Apr, 2, 1923: KE 561332; 
George W. Oles, Boulder, Col. 


YUSCHI TANZT; aus der operette, musik 
von Ralph Benatzky tof Germany, 
arr. von Gustav Volk tof Germany); 
klavier. Potpourri 1, 2. 7795, 7796 


© May 20, 1920; 1 c. each Mar. 28, 
1923; EF 557223, 557224; Josef Wein- 
berger, Leipzig. :© arrangement} 


operette in drei akten, von Leop. 
Jacobson und Rob. Bodanzky, musik 
von Ralph Benatzky tof Germany); 
vollstandiger klavierauszug mit text. 
7797 
van 20. 1920* 1 c: Mar. 28, 
1923; E 557225; Josef Weinberger, 
Leipzig. 


YUSCHI-WALZER; nach motiven. der 
operette, Yuschi tanzt, musik von 
Ralph Benatzky tof Germany), arr. 
von Gustav Volk tof Germany}; piano 
mit text. 779 


oe May 20, 1920: 1 ec) Mar. 28% 
1923; E 557222; Josef Weinberger, 
Leipzig. (© arrangement) 


—— ee 


art vou, Manl 7 biiess. 16f 
. Germany); salonorchester mit klavier- 
kondukteur. 4to. 7799 


fo itay 20: 1920: I-c:-Mar. 28. 
1923; FE, 557219; Josef Weinberger, 
Leipzig. 1© arrangement) 


_ ZOLA, MY PERSIAN BUTTERFLY; fox trot 


ballad, words and melody by K. B. 
Palmer tof U. S. 7800 


ic: Apt. 13,1923; E 561636; 
Kimball B. Palmer, Prescott, Ariz. 


7808 


ZOULIE ... MADAME; one step arabe, 
musique par Ad. Gauwin of France; 
piano. 7801 


@) Mar (155, 1923-1 e. “Mar. eo 
E, 557177; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


ZweERG (DER); ein tragisches marchen 
fur musik in einem akt, frei nach O. 
Wilde’s Geburtstag der infantin, von 
Georg C. Klaren, musik von Alex. 
Zemlinsky tof Austria}; klavierauszug 
mit text von Heing. Jalowetz tof Aus- 
tria] 7802 

Olio Mare 21, 1021.9 b se.~ Sept 30) 
1922; FE 545530; Universal edition, 
Vienna. 


1° concERTO; par Félicien Munot of 

France]; piano et contrebasse. 7803 

©. Mar.23, 1923-1). (Apt, 6s 3 
557277; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


17° &TuDE; les bavardes, de Fernand Pol- 
lain tof France); violoncelle et piano. 
7804 
©, Dec! 3, 19225 le: Mar. 17,1923: 

E 556929; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


2™° sonaté; de Edouard Flament of 
France op. 55; violoncelle et Bane 
8 


©) Deer Sil 1922? les Marin; 1925; 
E, 556934; Maurice Senart, Paris. 


5 SCELTE COMPOSIZIONI PER PIANOFORTE; 
composers tof Italy} Contents: Pas- 
torale randi Nostalgia del mare; di A. 
Cuscina.—Gavotta e musetta rand) 
Minuetto carillon; di S. Donaudy— 
Natale; di M. Tarenghi. 7806 
on ©) Dec: 27,1022 1c. Mar. 27; 19235: 
B 7557037 ;, Ask G. Carisch & e, 
Milan. 


Pore CAPRICE. (par Joan Manen jor 
Spain, domiciled at New York) op. 
A-15; violin and piano. (Universal 
edition, no. 7041) 780 

© Feb. 1,,1922> 2 c. Mar. 13, 1923; 
E 558766; Juan Manén, New York. 


1922; suite, von Paul Hindemith tof 
Germany) op. 26; klavier. Contents: 
1. Marsch. —2. Shimmy. —3. _Nach- 
stiick—4. Boston—5. Ragtime. 7808 

©) Nie 1581922 1 en Mars Ie 
1923). 557/005") 3B. + Schott’s ‘sohne} 
Mainz, Germany. 


Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923: 


Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 15 unpublished) ----- 39 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 2,138 unpublished) -------------- 7,769 
Sic all pe ee netic Uo Tony Ss Le Cia: ales iia Ae! bo 7, 808 


LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 


RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909. 


7808 


AviEux (Les); paroles de J. de Ségur, 
musique de L. Rona 1. Tén. ou 
sop., en la bémol.—2. Bar. ou mezzo 
sop., en fa. t2 

© Landon Ronald, London, as the 
amtnor. K 22518,.22519,:each Jan. 6, 
1923. 


ALBANIAN MARCH; by R. B. Hall. 3 
© Mrs. R. B. Hall-Philbrook, New 


York, as the widow of the author. 
R 22596, Jan. 9, 1923. 


ANGELS GUARD OUR COMRADES GRAVES; 
words by Ida M. Budd, music by - 
ait. Gabriel. 


© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22865, Feb. 12, 1923. 
APppPENDICITIS; the doctor’s song, music 


by J. B. Herbert. 


© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL, 
e tie, autirer. R 22873, Feb. 12, 
1923. 


Av SPRINGTIDE ; valse caprice, words 
and music by H. H. Watt. 6 


© Harmon H. Watt, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22710, Jan. 27, 1923. 


BERcEUSE (Cradle song); by M. Rosen, 
arr. by P. Mittell; violin and piano- 
forte. 


© Philip Mittell, New York, as the 
Bauior, —R 23063, Feb, 23, 1923. 


Bizer (Grorcks) Carmen; selection 


from G. Bizet’s opera, by T. M. To- }- 


bani, op. 316; orch. 8 


© Theo. M. Tobari, % Carl 
Fischer, New York, as the author. 
R 22603, Jan. 9, 1923. 


BRIDGE (THE): from the old melody, 
by J. B. Herbert. 9 
© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, III., 
@qthe author. “R 22863, Feb. 12, 


1923. 
CARRY ME BACK; words and music 
py oe. P;. Bilhorn. 10 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22657, Jan. 20, 1923. 


CHANSON DE TRAGALDABAS (Cancao de 
Tragaldabas); paroles d’Auguste 
Vacquerie, musique de C. de Mes- 
quita. (Deux mélodies,no.2) Texte 
francais et portugais) itt 


© Carlos de Mesquita, Paris, as 
the author. R 23082, Jan. 26, 1923. 


CHILDREN’S (THE) CONVENTION; ed. by 

BS; Lorenz: 12 

© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 
proprietor. R 22634, Jan. 20, 1923. 


CHIME YE HAPPY EASTER BELLS; words 
by George Cooper, music by L. Bo- 
gert. t3 

© Lawrence Bogert, New York, 
as the author. R 22698, Jan. 25, 1923. 


CHRIS?’s victory; by H. P. Danks. 14 


© H. P. Danks, Brooklyn, as the 
author. &) 22858, Feb. 12.) 1923: 


CoLoNEL FitcH MARCH; by R. B. Hall; 
military band. 15 


© Mrs. R. B. Hall-Philbrook, % 
Carl Fischer, New York, as _ the 
widow of the author. R 22602, Jan. 
9, 1923. 


Cor. MouLron’s MARCH: by E. Brooks; 
military band. 16 
© Ellis Brooks, % 
New York, as the author. 
Van. 3) 1923: 


CoME OUT, 17S WITCHING MOONLIGHT ; 
words by Ida Scott Taylor, music by 
C. H. Gabriel; mixed quartet. i 

© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22864, Feb. 12, 1923. 


Carl Fischer, 
R 22508, 


CoME, SPIRIT, COME; words by Ford C. 
Ottman, music by P. P. Bilhorn. 18 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22656, Jan. 20, 1923. 


CoMIn’ THRO’ THE Rye; by J. B. FEler- 

bert; male quartet. 19 

© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, II1., 

ae tier authors? R’ 22862, Peb. (12: 
1923. , 


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CROSSING THE BAR; anthem, music by | FEstaA, ANTHEMS; ed. by E. S. Lorenz. 
C. H. Morse. 20 30 
© C. H. Morse, Riverdale, N. H., © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 

as the author. R 22623, Jan. 10, 1923. proprietor. R 22630, Jan. 20, 1923. 


DEAREST DESIRES; song by W. H. Neid- FirtH MAss; arr. by E. Marzo, op. 47 
linger, 1 bis; four voices. (G. Schirmer’s col- 


© Wilk Nadincer ee Oranes lection of masses and vespers) 31 
IN. J. as/the’ author WR. 226812) Jan: © Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 


31, 1923. . the author. R 23065, Feb. 23, 1923. 
DEATH HATH NO MORE DOMINION; Eas- a Be E. Marzo, op. 47; two hts 


h 4B: : 
ter anthem, by J Herbert -- © Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 


© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIl., 
ae the Author, RB 22803) Feb, 2.1923 the author. R 23060, Feb. 23, 1923. 


First BRIGADE MARCH AND TWO STEP; 


DEUXIEME FANTAISIE POUR PIANO ET by Nellie Bangs Skelton. 
ORCHESTRE, ORGUE AD LIBITUM; par iN © Frederick A. Bangs, Chicago, as 
Perilhou, transcription pour deux the next of kin of the author who is 
pianos. 23 not living. R 22703, Jan. 27, 1923. 
© Albert Perilhou, Paris, as the au- : 
thor. R 23081, Jan. 26, 1923. Froc’s (THE) WOOING; humorous quar- 
tet, by P. Greely; male voices. 34 
DREAMS OF MY OWN LAND; song, by © Philip Greely, Randolph, Mass., 
Douglas Dean. 24 as the author. R 22505.) ame 2.51923. 


© Frank Adlam, London, as the ex- ; wef. 
ecutor of the author. R 23070, Mar. ne enls See ee ane sane 


£5 1923. by Arthur Sullivan. 5) 


Du BISt WIS KEINE BLUME; by W. H © Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
Neidlinger. ; fgc England, as the executor of the au- 


© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, thor, R201 ee 
N. J., as the author. R 22814, Jan.| Gems or SrerpHEen Foster; American 
Sh 1923. fantasia, by T, M. Tobant, op. 295, arr: 
by L. P. Laurendeau; military band. 
Roaee rae) a ae ee ; anthem, 36 
y William H. Gerrish; male voices. © Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl 
(Gerrish collection, no. 527) 26 Fischer, New York, as the author. R 
© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 22507, Janis, WZe 


F.. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass:, as the ! ; 
children of the deceased author. R | GENTLE (A) Slowme Team ei aay ee 


H. Neidlinger. 
27070. fan. 22, 19235. 

eae © W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
EN RAMANT (Rowing); piece caracté- N. J., as the author. Ri22613, Jan. 

ristique par Francis Thomé, op. 122; 31, 1923. 
TEENS 27 | Grorta (THE); ed, by Hes) Lorenz 
© Marie Suzanne Fernande Thomé, 38 
épouse Ballu, Marie Eugenie Thomé © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 


and Georges Paul Thomé, Arras, ‘ator, JR 22685 “40. 1923. 
France, as the children of the deceas- Pe es eg , Jan..20, 


ed author. R 23072, Jan. 26, 1923. Grortia Parrig; by E. S. Lorenz. 39 


: © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., 
ETERNITY, WHERE? words and music |- acs the author. R 22802, Feb. 2, 1923, 
aE ieee eee iho: 28 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as | Gop IS OUR REFUGE AND STRENGTH; sex- ~ 


the author. R 22659, Jan. 20, 1923. tet, by William H. Gerrish; male 
voices. (Gerrish collection, no. 530) 

FATHER, MOST’ HOLY; by Horatio W. 40 
Parker. 29 © Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 


© Anna Parker, New York, as the F. Gerrish, Ashland)! Mass., as /the 
widow of the author. R 22819, Jan. children of the deceased author. R- 
Silly WSS), 22676, jam. . 2201923: 


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Gounop (CHARLES FRANcoIs) Vision 
‘de Jeanne d’Arc; meditation, by C. 
Gounod, ed. by P. Mittell; organ, 
violin and pianoforte. ; 4] 

© Philip Mittell, New York, as the 
author. R 23061, Feb. 23, 1923. 


Hark! THE SOUND OF JUBILEE; by Wil- 
liam H. Gerrish; male voices. (Ger- 
rish collection, no. 529) 42 

© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F. 
Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the chil- 
dren of the deceased author. R 22674, 
Wan, 22, 1923. 


Harris (Hupparp WILLIAM) Melody; 
by EL W. Harris; piano. 43 
© Mrs. Hubbard W. Harris, Wil- 
mette, Ill., as the widow of the author. 
R 22704, Jan. 27, 1923. 


HE LEADETH ME; anthem, by C. A. Ha- 
vens. (Summy’s octavo editions, sa- 
cred series, no. 59) 

© C. A. Havens, Chicago, as the 
amore ke 22/0 Jan. 27, 1923. 


HEAVENLY (THE) GUEST; words by 

H. B. Beegle, music by C. H. eee 

© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22867, Feb. 12, 1923. 


HUNGARIAN FANTASIA; by T. M. To- 
bani, op. 207; military band. 46 
© Theo. M. Tobani, % Carl Fi- 
scher, New York, as the author. R 
22599, Jan. 9, 1923. 


I am Hg THAT LIVETH; anthem for 

Easter, by W. C. Williams. 47 

© Walter Williams, Summit, N. J., 

as the child of the deceased author. 
ke 22697, Jan. 25, 1923. 


I AM WAITING FOR you: words and music 

by C. H. Gabriel; sop. and alto. 48 

© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as the 
aurnor. KR 22871, Feb. 12, 1923. 


IN CLOUDS OF RADIANT LIGHT; by Wil- 
liam H. Gerrish. (Gerrish collection, 
no. 528) 

© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F. 
Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the chil- 
dren of the deceased author. R 22671, 
em 22,1923. 


IN THE MORNING; words and music by 
M. L. McPhail. 50 
© M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl., 

as the author. R 22797, Feb. 2, 1923. 


IN YONDER COOL GREEN DELL; cho., arr. 
by Horatio W. Parker; men’s voices. 
51 

© Anna Parker, New York, as the 
ae a the author. R 22823, Jan. 


Irts; by O. Pfefferkorn; Piano. 52 
© Otto Pfefferkorn, Gainesville, 


Ga., as the author. R 22702, jan2 7 
1923. 


JUBILATE Do; cho., music by. CPE 
Scott. 53 


© Charles P. Scott, Boston, as the 
author. R 22562, Jan. 2, 1923. 


JUICE OC WATERMELON 5 ata oy, Wee ee 
Herbert. 54 
© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL, 

as the author. R 22868, Feb. 12, 1923. 


Kansas CITY GRAIN MARCH; by M. W. 
Butler; piano or parlor organ. 55 


© M. W. Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as 
the author. R 22749, Feb, 2 1925) 


Kinc (THE) oF cuory; by F. A. Fill 

more. 56 

© Fred A. Fillmore, Cincinnati, as 
the author. R 22859, Feb. 12 NO25% 


KRATZ’S COLLECTION OF MALE QUARTETS ; 
ed. by L. G. Kratz. 5 


© Lee G. Kratz, Omaha, Neb., as 
the author. R 22564, Jan. Z, P1923. 


LAnciERS; from Rob Roy, by Reginald 
De Koven. 1. Piano.—2. Orchestra. 
58, 59 
© Anna De Koven, New York, as 
the widow of. the author. R 22877, 
22878, each Feb. 12, 1923. 
LIFTING AS WE CLIMB; words by E. E. 
Hewitt, music by ‘CG. Ho Gabrich 7 760 
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as the 
author. R 22805, Feb. 2, 1923. 


Licht (THE) cAsTanet; duet, words 
by Nella, music by Henry Parker: 
sop. and contralto. 61 


© Nellie L. Parker, London, as the 
child of the deceased author. R 
22784, Jan. 30, 1923. 


LirtLtE TOMMY WENT AFISHING:; by J. 
C. Macy; male quartet. 62 
© Mary Emma S. Macy, Worces- 
ter, as the widow of the author. R 
22500 fans 2: 1923: 


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LorELEY; cho., arr. by Horatio W. 
Parker; men’s voices. 63 
© Anna Parker, New York, as the 
widow of the author. R 22822, Jan. 
31, 1923: 


LUTHER’S CRADLE HYMN; by William 
J. Kirkpatrick. 64 
© Lizzie E. Sweney Kirkpatrick, 
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of 
the author, R 22692,. Jan. 26, 1923. 


MAGNIFICAT, IN F, AND NUNC DIMITTIS ; 
music by Albert J. Holden; men’s 
voices. 65 

© Chas. E. Holden, White Plains, 
N..Y., as the. child of the deceased 
aupnor, R22567, Jan. 2, 1923: 


MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE; anthem, by OF 

H. Gabriel. 66 

© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22799, Feb. 2, 1923. 


MANDOLINISTES (Les) ; piéce de genre, 

par A. David, op. 77; piano. 67 

© Adolphe David, Paris, as the 
stithor. 23085, Jan, 26, 1923: 


MariE SCHOTTISCHE; by M. W. Butler; 

piano or parlor organ. 68 

© M. W. Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as 
the author. R 22748, Feb. 2, 1923. 


Mary oF BETHANY; sacred cantata, 
words by Jessie H. Brown, music by 
Je B. Herbert. 

© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIl., 


as the author, R 22860, Feb. 12, 
1923. 
Mascacni (Pietro) Guglielmo Rat- 


cliff; di P. Mascagni; grande par- 
titura d’orch. 7 


Pietro Mascagni, Rome, as the 
author. R 22542, Jan. 6, 1923. 


trasedia \/di" Enrico \ iene, 
traduzione di Andrea Maffei, musica 
di P. Mascagni, riduzione di Amin- 
tore Galli; canto e pianoforte. 7a 
© Pietro Mascagni, Rome, as the 
author. RA22540> jan, 6,’ 1923; 


Mass 1n C; by E. Silas, op. 62, ed. by 

E. Marzo; four voices and organ. 72 

© Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 
the author. R 23064, Feb. 23, 1923. 


Massenet (Jutes Emite) Gavotte; 
song from Manon, by J. Massenet, tr. 
by T. Baker. 13 

© Theodore Baker, New York, as 
the author,» ik 2202 Hane 3i eZ: 


=~ 


pt. I1I,n.s., v. 18 


La Navarraise; episode lyrique de 
J. Massenet, paraphrase de concert, 
par A. Perilhou; piano. 


© Albert Perilhou, Paris, as the 
author. R 23077, Jan. 26, 1923. 


Poéeme d’un soir; extrait des 
gloses orphiques, de Georges Vanor, - 


_musique de J. Massenet. | 
© Louise Constance de Gressy, 
veuve de Jules Emile Massenet, 


Paris, as the widow of the author. 
R 23078, Jan. 26, 1923: 


May-pAy; rustic dance, by F. Steven- 
son; cho, and orch., piano acc. for 
four hands. 76 

© Frederick Stevenson, Pasadena, 
Calif., -as. the authot,  225als fan. 
ERS EEN . 


May-TIME (Maitag); part-song, poem 
by Alfred Muth, English tr. by J. H. 
L. 


Sprange, music by Lewis; 
mixed cho. 77 

© Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass., as the author. R 22678, Jan. 
22, O23. 


MENUET GOTHIQUE; extrait de l’op. 25, 
par L. Boellmann; piano. 78 
© Marie Louise Boellmann, Jean 
Boellmann and Jeanne Boellmann, 
Paris, as children of the deceased 
author. R 23089, Jan. 26, 1923. 
Menuet LA VALLIERE; par Francis 
Thomé, op. 121; piano. 
© Marie Suzanne Fernande 
Thomé, épouse Ballu, Marie Eugenie 
Thomé and Georges Paul Thomé, 
Arras, France, as the children of the 
deceased author. R 23073,-Jan. 26, 
1923. 


Merry (A) SPRING; tone picture, by 

E. Pathe. 80 

© E. Pathe, Sedalia, Mo., as the 
author. R 22750, Feb.2, 1923) 


Montacné (LA) NorrE; drame musical 
en 4 actes et 5 tableaux, poéme et 
musique de Augusta Holmes; parti- 
tion chant et piano. 

© Helyonne Genevieve Mendes, 
épouse Henri Barbusse, Paris, as the ~ 
child of the deceased author. R 
23047, Jan. 26, 1923: 


Motus (Tue); cho., by 'G. Palicot, tm 
by T. Baker; women’s voices. 2 

© Theodore Baker, New York, as © 
the author. R 22824, Jan. 31) 1923 


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My PARENTS WERE OF GREAT GENTILITY ; 
from the Chieftain, words by F. C. 
Burnand, music by Arthur Sullivan. 


© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England, as the executor of the au- 
thor. R 22809, Feb. 9, 1923. 


My svar; all that I know of a certain 
star, by W. H. Neidlinger. 
© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
Nj, as the author. R 22817, Jan. 
3a, 1923. 


NATURAL MUSIC CHARTS; by F. H. Rip- 
ley and T. Tapper. Series C-G. 

: 85-89 

© Frederick H,. Ripley, Brook- 

line, Mass., and Thomas Tapper, New 

York, as the authors. R 22850-22854, 

each Feb, 9, 1923. ; 


"NEATH TWINKLING STARS; nocturne, by 
H. Engelmann, op. 120; piano. 90 
© Marie C. Engelmann, Philadel- 
phia, as the widow of the author. R 
22702) Jan,. 30, 1923. 


a (A) sonc; by H. H. Watt, op 
1 


© Harmon H. Watt, Chicago, as 
tie ansmor. I 22707, Jan. 27, 1923. 


Now ON LAND AND SEA DESCENDING; 
vesper hymn, by Albert J. Holden. 
92 


© Chas. E. Holden, Montclair, 
IN. J., as the child of the deceased 
author. _R 22694, Jan. 25, 1923. 


OH, COME LET US SING; anthem, by E. 
L. Ashford. 93 
© Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as 
the author. R 22801, Feb. 2, 1923. 


OH, THAT WE TWO WERE MaAyinc; duet, 
by W. H. Neidlinger; sop. and bar. 
94 


© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 


Mery. as the author. R 22818, Jan. 


ae, 1923. 


OLD BLACK Jog; by Foster, paraphrase 
de concert by Chas. Gimble, arr. by 
Was. BF. Pratt: four hands. 95 

© Josie Pratt, New York, as the 
widow of the author. R 22695, Jan. 
2, 2923: 


On PARADE; march, by J. P. Sousa; 
band. 96 
© John Philip Sousa, New York, 

as the author. R 22825, Feb. 8, 1923. 


ON THE FAR CUBAN SHORE; words from 


a poem by Rufus C. Hopkins, music 
by J. B. Herbert. 

© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL, 
as the author. R 22861, Feb. 12, 1923. 


ON THE TRAMP; march, by J. P. Sousa; 
band. 


© John Philip Sousa, New York, 
as the author. R 22828, Feb. 8, 1923. 


ONCE MoRE; words by Ford C. Ottman, 
music by P. P. Bilhori: 99 


© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22658, Jan. 20, 1923. 


ONLY THE NIGHT WIND sIcHs; from 
the Chieftain; words.by F. C. Bur- 
nand, music by Arthur Sullivan. 100 

© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England, as the executor of the au- 
thor,.7R 22811, Feb. 9:, 1923) 


Our FLIRTATION ; march, by J. P. Sousa, 
arr. by W. Stobbe; 1st banjo. 101 


© John Philip Sousa, New York, 
as the author. R 22826, Feb. 8, 1923. 


PAR LE SENTIER FLEURI; par C. Galeotti, 

op. 101; piano. 102 

© César Galeotti, Paris, as the 
author. R 23087, Jan. 26, 1923. 


PERDITA; gavotte, words and music by 

Ey Ee Watt, 103 

© Harmon H. Watt, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22709, Jan: 27, 1923. 


PrcaporE (THE); march, by J. P. 
Sousa, arr. by W. Stobbe; Ist banjo. 
104 

© John Philip Sousa, New York, 

as the author. R 22827, Feb, 8, 1923. 


PRELUDE IN F; by William Mason, op. 
46, no. 2; piano. (Two pianoforte 
pieces) 105 

© Mina’ Mason Van Sinderen, 
Tuxedo Park, N. Y., as the child of 
the deceased author. R 22786, Jan 
30, 1923. 


PRIERE; extraite de lop. 25; par L,. 
Boellmann; piano, violon ou violon- 
celle. 106 

© Marie Louise Boellmann, Jean 
Boellmann et Jeanne Boellmann, 
Paris, as the children of the deceased 
author. R 23090, Jan. 26, 1923, 


Rainsow (THE) FATE: ed. by Boss 

Lorenz. 107 

© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 
proprietor. R 22635, Jan. 20, 1923. 


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Réve (LE) DE LA MARQUISE; gavotte 

par A. David; piano. 108 

© Adolphe David, Paris, as the 
author. R 23084, Jan. 26, 1923. 


RING, BELLS OF EASTER; words and mu- 
sic, by. ‘C.)-H.) Gabriel. 109 
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22856, Feb. 12, 1923. 


RING EVERMORE YE BLESSED BELLS; by 
William H. Gerrish; male _ voices, 
with ten. or sop. obbl. (Gerrish col- 
lection, no. 530) 110 

© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 
F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the 
children of the deceased author. R 
22675; Jan. 22,. 1923. 


RisEN INDEED; Easter song, words by 
F. G. Burroughs, music by E. Marzo, 
op. 49; low voice. | 111 

© Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 
the author. R 23066, Feb. 24, 1923. 


Ros Roy; gems from the opera, by 
Reginald De Koven; piano. 112 
© Anna De Koven, New York, as 
the widow of the deceased author. 
R.22874, Beb. 12, 1923. 


—— selections, by Reginald De Koven; 
orch. il 
© Anna De Koven, New York, as 
the widow of the author. R 22879, 
Feb. 12, 1923. 


——_ waltzes, by Reginald De Koven; 
piano. 1 
© Anna De Koven, New York, as 
the widow of the author. R 22876, 
Feb. 12, 1923. 


RomMANCE; by Hubbard William Har- 
ris; piano. 115 
© Mrs. Hubbard W. Harris, Wil- 
mette, Ill, as the widow of the au- 
taor. Rk 22/05, san. 27, 1923: 


Sib. AQhwarce: “by “RosB: Elall; 
military band. 116 
© Mrs. R. B. Hall-Philbrook, % 
Carl Fischer, New York, as_ the 
widow of the author. R 22601, Jan. 
9, 1923. 


Satve Recina; by Horatio W. fa 

© Anna Parker, New York, as the 

widow of the author. R 22820, Jan. 
3b 1923: 


SreK YE THE Lorp; duet, by A. W. 
Lansing; sop. and alto. 118 
©. A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y., 

as the author. R 22563, Jan. 2, 1923. 


‘SruDIES IN 


SERENADE; by Gabriel Pierné, ed. by P. 
Mittell; violin and pianoforte. 119 


© Philip Mittell, New York, as the 


author. R 23062, Feb. 23, 1923. 
par Francis Thomé, op. 123; 
piano. 120 
© Marie Suzanne Fernande 


- Thomé, épouse Ballu, Marie Eugenie 
Thomé and Georges Paul Thomé, 
Arras, France, as the children of the 
ine author, RK 23075. Jan. $26, 


SI TU vEUx; paroles de Jocelyne, mu- 
sique de Carlos de Mesquita. (Deux 
mélodies, no. 1) 121 


© Carlos de Mesquita, Paris, as 
the author. R 23083, Jan. 26, 1923. 


SLOW MARCH; by William H. Gerrish. 

(Gerrish collection, no. 530) 122 

© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 

F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as the 

children of the deceased author. R 
226//, Jan.) 22 192%, 


SOFTLY AND TENDERLY JESUS IS CALL- 
ING; words by Will L. Thompson, 
music by H, Murray. 123 


© Harvey Murray, Washington, 
as the author. R 22566, Jan. 2, 1923. 


SPIRIT AND LIFE, NO. 2: ied, (Dyed. S. 
Lorenz. 124 


© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton ©. as 
the . proprietof, | R:»2276gie iam: 20, 


——. --_— Cornet and elatmet-ea 125 

© E. ‘S. Lorenz, Daytou,) @: as 

the proprietor. R 22636, Jan. 20, 
1923 


SPIRIT OF TRUTH; by William H. Ger- 
rish; bass solo and cho. (Gerrish 
collection, no. 529) 126 

© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 
F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as. the 
children of the deceased author. R 
2276/3, Jani 22, 182a 


SPRING (THE) GOSPEL SERVICE; ed. by 
E.'S, Lerenz. é 127 


© E. 5. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 
proprietor. 


PEDAL PHRASING FOR THE 
ORGAN; by Dudley Buck, op. 28. New 
and rev. ed. 


© Helen B. Buck, New York, as 


the child of the deceased author. R- 


22875, eb. TZ RAZ: 


482 


( 


R 22633, Jan. 20, 19232m 


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SUMMER NIGHT WALTZ; by M. W. But- 
ler; piano or parlor organ. 129 
© M. W. Butler, Sedalia, Mo., as 
te “author. RR 22747, Feb. 2; 1923. 


Sunpown; words by John Muir, music 
by Henry Parker; with violin or vio- 
loncello obbl. 1. Low voice, in D— 
2 eiticm voice, in F. 130, 131 

Nellie L. Parker, London, as 
the child of the deceased author. 
22789, 22790, each Jan. 30, 1923. 


SWEET HOUR OF PRAYER; anthem, by C. 
A. Havens; alto solo and quartet. 
C. A. Havens, Chicago, as the 
author. R) 22706, Jan: 27, 1923. 


TEMPLE ALL-GLORIOUS; by William H. 


Gerrish; ten. solo and cho. (Ger- 
rish collection, no. 528) 133 


© Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel 
BoiG@ertisn, Ashland, Mass., as .the 
children of the deceased author. R 
Z2er Zejant 22, 1923. 


THERE ARE CASES; trio from The chief- 
tain, words by F. C. Burnand, music 
by Arthur Sullivan. 134 

© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England, as the executor of the au- 
inet is 92280/, Feb. 9, 1923. 


THERE IS A FOLD WHENCE NONE CAN 
STRAY; sacred quartet, by E. M. Read; 
sop. or ten. and alto solos. iS) 

© Edwd. M. Read, New York, as 
the author. R 22696, Jan. 25, 1923. 


THERE IS WORK FOR YOU; words and 

music arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. 136 

© Peter P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22655, Jan. 20, 1923. 


‘Trou DEAR REDEEMER; words by eH J, 
Colcord, music by L.O. Emerson. 137 


_ © Mabel Emerson, Schenectady, N. 
Y., as the executor of the author. R 
22866, Feb. 12, 1923. 


ToccATINA; by William Mason, op. 46, 


mos 1; piano. (Two pianoforte 
pieces ) 138 
© Mina Mason Van_ Sinderen, 


Setidxedo Park, N. Y., as the child 
*7 of the deceased author. R 22785, Jan. 
30, 1923. 


~ ToMAHAWK DANCE; Indian character- 
- istic, by Andrew Herman rpseud. of 

T. M. Tobani) op. 269; military bane 
ier ines. WM. Tobani,. Se Carl 

' Fischer, New York, as the author. R 
22598. Jan: 9, 1923. 


1702—23——9 


TRAUM MELODIEN (Melodies of a 
dream) ;tewaltzer; by iP. Bye Perry: 
piano. 140 

© Philip B. Perry, Sedalia, Mo., 
as the author. R 22760, Feb. 2, 1923. 


Two BIRDS FLEW INTO THE SUNSET- 
GLow ; song by W. H. Neidlinger. 141 


© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 


IN, Jy as\ the author). PR. 22816) ujam 
31, 1923. 

VALSE BABILLARDE; par Paul Wachs; 
piano. 142 


© Blanche Marie Simone Pauline 
Lemarchand, veuve de Paul Wachs, 
St.-Mandé, France, as the widow of 
the author. R 23079, Jan. 26, 1923. 


VALSE DU VERTIGE; par A. David, op. 
74. 143 
‘© Adolphe David, Paris, as the 


author. R 23086, Jan. 26, 1923. 


VALSE POETIQUE; par C. Galeotti, op. 

102; piano. 144 

© César Galeotti, Paris, as the 
author. R 23088, Jan. 26, 1923. 


Victory; words by Ada _ Blenkhorn, 

music by C. H. Gabriel. 145 

© @has. H. Gabriel. ‘Chicaso, jas 
the author. R 22804, Feb. 5, 1923. 


VIOLETTA; concert piece, by Andrew 
Herman jpseud. of T. M. Tobaniy 
op. 308; orch. 146 

© ‘Theo, . M. -Tobani, % ~Carl 
Fischer, New York, as the author, 
Re 22600; Jan. 9, 1923: 


Viston (LA) DE LA REINE; scéne, par 
Augusta Holmes; voix de femmes, 
soli et choeurs,.avec acc. de piano, 
violoncelle et harpe. 147 


© Helyonne Geneviéve Mendes, 
épouse Henri Barbusse, Paris, as the 
child of the deceased author. R 
25080;-fan, 26, 1923: 


WE QUITE UNDERSTAND; sextette from 
The Chieftain, words by F. C. Bur- 
nand, music by Arthur Sullivan. 148 

© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England as the executor of~° the 
author. R 22808, Feb. 9, 1923. 


WHAT A COMFORTER; words by Ida Scott 
Taylor, music by E. S. Lorenz. 149 
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., 

as the author. R 22800, Feb. 2, 1923. 
WHAT THE EASTER BELLS SAY; words 
- by Minnie Upham, music by E. S. 
Lorenz. 150. 
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton O., 

as the author. R 22798, Feb. 2, 1923. 


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7808 (151) 


WHEN DE BIG BELLS A’ RINGIN’ DAT DAY; 
arr. and partly composed by J. B. 
Herbert. | $51 

© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Ill, 
as. the author, R 22870,;. Péb.12, 
1923. 


WHERE THE RIPPLING WATERS FLOW; 
words and music by C. H. Gabriel; 
mixed quartet. 152 

© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the author. R 22872, Feb. 12, 1923. 


WHISPER OF PEACE; words by Julia 
May Williamson, music by C. H. 
Gabriel; quartet of ladies’ voices. 

153 
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 

the author. R 22857, Feb. 12, 1923. 


pt.-1IT, 3. 6257.8 


WHO STOLE DE HAM; arr, by J. B. Her- 
bert. . 154 


© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, IIL, 
as the author. R 22869, Feb. 12, 1923. 


W. H. Neidlinger. 


© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
N. J., as the author. R-22815, Jan. 
31, 1923. 


YEARS (THE) AT THE SPRING; song by 
+) 


10rH REGIMENT MARCH; by R. B. Hay 
© Mrs. R. B. Hall-Philbrook, % 
Carl Fischer, New York, as the 


widow of the author. R 22597, Jan. 
9, 1923. 


484 


LIST OF THE MUSIC USED OR LICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE ACT OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 


7808 


Ata Moana. 157 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 23, 1923; recorded, 
0, py Lol. 


At? THE CAKE WALK BALL. 158 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, 
vw. 5, p. 148: 


BarrerE (Georce) Nocturne; by G. 
Barrere. 159 
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
eae” ee Le. 


BEAUTIFUL ROSES. 160 

© John Melvin Fisher, St. Louts. 

Notice rec’d May 21, 1923; recorded, 
woo. ps Lou: 


BrercEusE; by Armas Jarnefelt. 161 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
TAS By Dp: i52: 


BESIDE A BABBLING BROOK. 162 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


BraAHMS (JOHANNES) Cradle song; by 
J. Brahms. Ly 163 
© G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
yor LOZ. 


BREATH (A) OF OLD IRELAND AND ee 

© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; recorded, 
ey. 5, p. 148. 


BRIGHT NIGHTS. 165 
bs © John Melvin Fisher, St. Louis. 
Notice rec’d May 21, 1923; recorded, 
mop. 150. 


BROWN, BLACK AND YELLOW BLUES. 166 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, v. 
Be pe 50.) 


BUTTERFLY DANCE; by Rudolf hate 

16 

©) iG.: ‘Schirmer, «inc.,> New “York 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
we 5, p. WZ. 


CANTILENA; by G. Goltermann. 168 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
i. 5, pe 162. 


CHANSONETTS; by Rudolf Friml. 169 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Me. De pe 152, 


CHINESE MEMORIES. 170 

© Jack Mills, inc. New York. No- 

tice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, v. 
yp: boG": 


CHIRPING THE BLUES. 171 


© Alberta Hunter and Lovie Aus- 
tin, Chicago. Notice rec’d Apr. 30, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 143. 


CHoc’LATE. 172 

© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 

York. . Notice’ rec'd May 25, 1923; 
recorded, vi .5, ps 153: 


CINDERS. 173 

© Harms, inc. New York. No- 

tice rec'd May 15, 1923; recorded, v. 
Sema LAs, 


CoLUMBINE QUi FLIRTE; by E. Bossi 
Chen 174 
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Velde Pe doze ; 


CONCENTRATE, AND LOVE WILL FIND A 
WAY. 175 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 146. 


CoUNTRY DANCE; by C. von Weber. 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Ver Opa toe 


485 


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7808 (177) 
Cut-out (THE) ; Charleston swing. 177 
© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 145. 


— Same. 178 

© Goodman & Rose, inc, New 

York. Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 154. 


DANCE BRETONNE; by C. Widor. 179 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
weer. 152. 


DANCE OF THE GOBLINS; by A. Baca 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Wes Dp peaa2. 


DANCING IN THE DARK. 181 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 146. 


DARKTOWN REVEILLE. 182 

© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d May 18, 1923; re- 
corded; ‘v. 5, 9. Yi. 


DoLoreEs. 183 

© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 

Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; recorded, 
¥. D1 P 146. 


Don’t cRY SWANEE. 184 

© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 

recd May 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 147. 


Don’? LEAVE ME NOW, PRETTY BABY. 


© Jack ‘Miulls,. auc.,- New York. 
Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, 
Vi, pe das: 


Don’? SING ME THE BLUES, DEAR, IT’S 
TOO LATE NOW. 186 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 148. 


DOWN BY THE RIVER. 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 146. 


DREAMER (La réveuse); par Jules De- 
VAUX, Op. ol 188 
© B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 
Notice rec'd May 9, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 147. 


187 |: 


pt. TH, i. 6g. 18 


DREARY WEARY BLUES. 189 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec'd May 7, 1923; recorded, v. 
5; p74 7: . 


Ducks (THE) QUACK. 190 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, v. 


5p. aoe 


DUSTING THE KEYS. 191 
© Leo Feist, inc. New York. No- 


tice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, v. 
55 -p. Lou, 


E-Gypsy-ANNn. 192 
© Goodman & Rose, inc. New 


York. Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 145. 


— Same. 193 
© Goodman & Rose, inc. New 


York. Notice rec'd May 28, 1923; re- 
= corded, we 5. jmh dae 


EASTERN INTERMEZZO; by Percy Grain- 
ger. 194 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
vi Shep Tore 


ENEMIES OF WOMEN. 195 


© Richmond-Robbins, ince, New 
York. Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; re- 
cordéd, v.°5/+ ped 5s 


Es BENK?T SICH AHEIM; by Louis Pras- 
kin. 196 
© Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d May 10, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 150. 


EVENING SONG; by Rudolf Friml. 197 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
ve Sipe 1052) 


EVERY STEP BRINGS ME CLOSER TO MY 
LOVIN’ HONEY LAMB. 198 
© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d May 7, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, ap. L4AZe 


EXTASE REVERIE; by L.. Ganne. 199 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. © 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Vx. Ds gay does 


FAREWELL BLUES. 200 

© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 

tice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, v. 
Ss ip. 4a) 


486 


NOTICES 
no. 5, 1923 


First AND SECOND DUET BOOKS; by A. 
Diller and E. Quaile. 201 


© G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Weeds p. 152. 
FOREVER MINE. 202 


© Philip Ponce publications, New 
York. Notice rec'd May 5, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 145. 


FRANKIE AND JOHNNY, YOU'LL MISS ME 
IN THE DAYS TO COME. . 203 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd May 11, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 147. 


FREDDIE BLUES. 204 

© Lloyd Smith, hited Notice 

Se May 24, 1923. recorded, v. 5, 
pens, 


FUNERAL MARCH; by P. Lanciani. 205 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
wes ps 152: 
‘Futuristic (THE) RAG. 206 
©) Jack Mills.-\ine, “New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, 
esp: TAS 
Giow (THE) worm; fox trot. 207 


© Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. Notice rec’d May 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 151. 


GoLDEN ROD; intermezzo, by Bruce 
Metcalfe, op. 37. 208 


© B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 
Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; recorded, 

ae, He. 147. 
GonpoLtA (LA); by Rudolf Friml. 209 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
we 5, (pe R52. 
_Griec (Epvarp HaAcerue) Andante; 
by E. Grieg. 210 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22; 1923; recorded, 
we.5, p.- 252. 
Grus (A) Fon Europe; words and 
music by Rubin Doctor. PA 
© Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d May 10, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 150. 
HAnvEL (Grorc FRriepricH) Horn- 
pipe; by Handel-Grainger. ZAZ 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
tla May 22, 1923; recorded, 
¥ p 


OF USER 
7808 (223) 
HAVANA. 213 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; recorded, 
ve OM plas. 
HEBREW MELODY; by J. Achron. 214 


© G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 
Notice rec’d May ae 1923; recorded, 
Vio, pele 


Hinpu DANCE; by Harry R. Shelley. : 
21 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Wary) Peto. 


Honey CHILE; by Lily Strickland. 216 
~ ©. G Schirmer, inc. New “York, 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
v.. 5, p. 152. 


How cAn I BE A SWEET MAMA TO YOU, 
WHEN YOU'RE A DADDY TO SOMEBODY 
ELSE. 217 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 146. 


How CAN YoU SAY YOU LOVE ME, WHEN 
YOU KNOW IT’S BREAKING MY HEART. 


218 
© Jack. Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, 


Lt he LAGE 


Humpty Dumpty’s FUNERAL MARCH; 
by Fred Brandeis. 219 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
we Sop tb2s 


I. CAME WITH A SONG; 
Forge. 


© G. Schirmer, inc., 


by Franky Wa 
220 


New- York. 


eng rec'd ayes 22, 1923; recorded, 
ao Oe, oan 
ae ALWAYS LOVE YOU. 221 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, v. 


Spe loo: 
TLL NEVER GROW TIRED OF WAITING. 
222 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d May 18, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 149. 


I’M SORRY NOW. 223 

© Jack Mills, inc., ‘New York. 

Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, 
Vi Se a. 14e: 


487 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7808 (224) 


I WANT A PRETTY GIRL. 224 

© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d May. 8, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 146. 


I WANT THE RIGHT TO CALL YOU ase 

22 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 17, 1923; recorded, 
W195) Bs, 148. 


WAS ONLY FOOLING, WHEN I saip I 
LOVED YOU. 226 

© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, 
ys aS, | ri Ak. 


Ir I KNEW YOU THEN, AS I KNOW YOU 
NOW. ee | 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., New 
York. Notice rec'd May 18, 1923; re- 

corded, v. 5, p. 150. 
IF WINTER COMES. 228 
© Leo Feist, inc.. New York. No- 


Lo | 


tice rec'd May 7, 1923; recorded, v. 
3 op. 147. 

‘IMPROVISATION; by Alex. Macfadyen. 

229 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
wey. pe bz, 

IN THAT SOUTHERN HAREM OF MINE. 

230 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec'd May 11, 1923; recorded, 
Men, oe Lae, 

INDIAN SUMMER IDYL; by Edgar Smith. 

231 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; 


recorded, 
yuoown ha. 


INDIAN WEDDING FESTIVAL; by Maurice 


Baron. 232 
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Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
EPO Dy oe. 
IRELAND; by Ida Bostelman. 233 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
A teo te De aA 
It’s THE LAST TIME DADDY. 234 
© Goodman & Rose, inc. New 


York. Notice rec’d May 25, 1923; re- 
corded) v8, p15. 


JoAN oF ARC OVERTURE; by A. Boder- 


man. 235 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
recorded, 


Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; 
Fal Ds Gio Loe, 


pt. 1th, Ges yee 


Jus? A GIRL THAT MEN FORGET. 236 
© Jack. Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; recorded, 

v. 5, p. 148. 
KEYBOARD KONVERSATION, 257 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923 ; recorded, 

Son? 5) pe A 
Krx1; by Domenico Savino. _ 238 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Native recd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
ee Deel od, 
Lanp (THE) OF MIGHT-HAVE-BEEN; 


words by Edward Moore; music by 
Ivor Novello. 239 


© Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd., London. Notice rec’d May 22, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 151. 


LANE TO BALLY-BREE; by Oley Speaks, 
2 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 

v7. 5. pe se: 
Lir’L LUMP 0’ COAL, 241 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 16, 1923; recorded, 

v, 5, po teu: 
LiLACS AND YOU. 242 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. 
recorded, 


Notice rec’d May 16, 1923; 
TiO; Del Ss 


LittLE ROAD; lyric by Geo. Graff, jr., 
music by Ernest R, Ball. 243 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; recorded, 
v. Sp 146: 
Love Is JUST A FLOWER. 244 
© Jack Mills; inc, (New (York 
Notice rec’d May 16, 1923; recorded, 
Ve Dp. 25 
LovE, MY HEART IS CALLING you. 245 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 29, 1923; recorded, 
Ne De pelos. 
LovE WILL BRING YOU HAPPINESS. 246 
© Goodman & Rose, inc. New 
York. Notice rec’d May 9, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 145. 
Same. 247 
© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 154. 


488 


NOTICES 
no. 5, 1923 


OF USER 


7808 (270) 


Love’s sorrow; by Harry R. inane 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
/5,-p. 152. 


Love’s WILFULNESS; by R. aoe 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Op. 252. i 


Mat pAmMoRE; by A. Buzzi-Peccia. 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 

v5. Be ASC: 
Manpy LEE BLUES. 251 
© Melrose bros. music co., Chi- 


cago. Notice rec'd May 10, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 149. 

MarcH OF THE SIAMESE; — fox-trot- 
characteristic-song. 252 


© Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. Notice rec'd May 23, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 152. 


MascaGni (PIETRO) 
P. Mascagni. 


© G, Schirmer, 


Intermezzo; 


by 
253 


inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Me SPs L5Z. 
MELANCOLIE; by Jules Granier. 254 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Warp lol, 
MEN AIN’T SATISFIED. ~ 255 
© Goodman &. Rose, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d May 25, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 153. 
MIssISsIPPI MOON. | 256 


- © Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
Work: Notice rec'd ‘May 8, 1923; 
recorded, y. 5, p..146. 
MorNING WILL COME. PAS 
© Harms, inc. New York, No- 
tice rec'd May 10, 1923; recorded, v. 
Ba, Dp. 14/7. 
- Morris DANCE; by T. T. Noble. 258 
© G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
aay. 152. 
MorHER DEAR; by Mana-Zucca :pseud. 
of Augusta Zuckermann) 259 
_ .© G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 


io.) p. £52. 


.Ou, I LovE you; 


My sone oF soncs; by Clay Smith. 260 


© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 
tice rec’d May 29, 1923; recorded, v. 


5, p. 152. 
My SPANISH ROSE (EI relicario) 261 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec’d May ae 1923; recorded, v. 
es MN) 
N C-4 marcu; by F. E. Bigelow. 262 
© Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. No- 


tice rec'd May 28, 1923: recorded, v. 


5,/p. 154. 
New (THE) RUSSIAN RAG. 263 
© Will Rossiter, Chicago. No- 
tice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, v. 

5, p. 147. 


Nicut (A) 1n Inpta; suite by George 
L. Cobb. Contents: 1. Twilight in 
Benares.—2. The fakirs—3, Dance of 
the flower girls—4. By the temple of 
Siva—5. March of the Brahman 
priests. 264 

© Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. No- 
tice rec’d May 28, 1923; recorded, v. 


5, pg. 154. 
NoBLES OF THE MYSTIC SHRINE; sea 
26 
© Sam. Fox: pub. co., Cleveland. 
Notice rec’d May 25, 1923; recorded, 
¥. Dy De 15d. 
On soy! HOw DANNY CAN DANCE. 
266 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York, 
Notice rec'd bo 9, 1923 ; recorded, 
15, pay B46. 
Ou! HOW SHE LIED TO ME. 267 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 17, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 148. 


lyric by Spencer Ma- 
music by Sam’l R. Gaines. 


268 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


gruder, 


Notice rec’d May 9, 1923: recorded, 
VS.) py SO: 
On HAWAIIAN SHORES. 269 
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tice rec'd May 15, 1923; recorded, v. 
Ds p. 1A: 
ONE GOOD: TIME. 270 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 


tice rec'd May 15, 1923; 
5, p. 147. 


recorded, v. 


489 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7808 (271) 


pt. 1TL a eee 


Our FAITH IN 
Graff, jr., 


THEE; lyric by Geo. 
music by Ernest R. Bo 
271 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec'd May 9, 1923; recorded, 
V5, pePlas, 
PAGE YOUR PUPPIES. 2/2. 
© Jack’ Mills, inc., (New Work. 
Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, 


ve. Se pels, 


PAPA BETTER WATCH YOUR STEP. 273 

© Goodman & Rose, inc., New 

York. Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 154. 


PICKLES. 274 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 21, 1923; recorded, 
Vehioe Dird ol: 
PUCKER UP 


AND ROLL THOSK LOVABLE 
EYES. Z 


©: Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 


Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Vee 5,. Daido. 

QOurer (THE) ROAD; by Oley Speaks. 

276 

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Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Mis Bas, ey. Loe 


RESURRECTION; by Mark Andrews. 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice recd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
ioropen vie torae 


REVERIE; by James H. Rogers. 278 
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Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Vee fs. MSZ! 
RevERY; by Homer Grunn. 279 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
7 9, pee 152: 
Rrrzi_ Mrrzt. 280 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, v. 
5x pe 10, 


RuB OFF YOUR WRINKLES WITH A SMILE. 
281 


© Philip Ponce publications, New 
York. Notice rec’d May 5, 1923; re- 
corded, vob. p.) 145: 


SALLY ROSES; by Ida Bostelman. 282 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Waco, hod. 


'SKIDDAD DAD DADDLIN’ DADDY. 


SARACEN GUARD; by W. A. White. 283 


© Carl Fischer, New York. No- 
tice rec’d- May 26, 1923; recorded, v. 


Si pre bot 
SCENE DE BALLET; by N. Tscherepnine. 
284 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923. recorded, 
voip, Pe) 


SCHMENDRIK’S KALLE; words by Louis 
Gilrod, music by J. and J. Kammen. 
285 


© Jack. and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d May 10, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 150. 


SEIT FREILACH YIDELACH;- words and 


music by Solomon Small. 286 
© Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec'd May 10, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p.° 150. 
SERENADE; by Henry Geehl. 287 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
vi 5) pono 
—— by Mario Tarenghi. 288 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
V.(oDy, Denlezs 
—— by R. Drigo. 289 


© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Vie Dy Peudkez: 


SHABES zU NACHT; words by Isidore 
Lash, music by Samuel Secunda. 


290 

© Jack and Joseph Kammen, 

Brooklyn. Notice rec'd May 10, 
1923): ; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 150 


SING MAMMY SING, SWEET AND LOW. 
291 


© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
ee rec'd May 22, 1923; recorded, 
MO .ipe od, 


292 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, © 
Ve osep. 149. . 


Some pay I’LL Force? THAT I EVER 
LOVED YOU. 293 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No-- 
tice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 148. 


490 


OF USER 
- 7808 (318) 
TIN ROOF BLUES. 306 
© Melrose bros. music co., Chi- 


cago. Notice rec'd May 10, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 149. 
TIRED O WAITIN’ BLUES. 307 
© Zipf music pub. co., New York, 
Notice rec’d May 10, 1923: recorded, 
we 5) pe TAZ. 
TRIFLIN’ BLUES. 308 


© Zipf music pub. co., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 10, 1923; recorded, 
va) 55" pe 147. 


TscCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ItjitcH) Med- 


itation; by P. Tschaikowsky. 309 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 

V..5; Ps 152: 
TURN HOMEWARD. 310 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


NOTICES 
no. 5, 1923 
SOUVENIR INTERMEzz0; by Henry ag 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
wo. p.: 152.. 
SOUVENIR POETIQUE; by James H. 
Rogers. 295 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
Me 5, 1523 
STARS IN ‘A VELVETY SKY; by Clarke. 
} 296 
© Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 15, 1923; recorded, 
W225, Dp: 149. 
Sreampoat SAL. 297 
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 
ae rec'd May 22, 1923 ; recorded, 
Roe Ke 1St. 
SUMMER DAYS. 298 


© John Melvin Fisher, St. Louis. 


Notice rec’d May 21, 1923; recorded, 
wD, p. 150, 
SWEET LOVIN’ MAN. 299 


© Melrose bros. music co., Chicago. 


Notice rec’d May 10, 1923; recorded, 

v. 5, p. 149. 
SWEETHEART FAREWELL. 300 
© Goodman & Rose, inc. New 


York. Notice rec'd May 9, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 145. 


Same, 301 


© Goodman & Rose, inc, New 
York. Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 154. 


TaLLY-HO; by Franco Leoni. 302 
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York. 
‘Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
oe Se. 152. 
TELL ME Gypsy. 303 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d May 7, 1923; recorded, v. 


5, p. 147. 
Tar OLD GANG OF MINE. 304 
© Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 
recorded, 


Notice rec'd May 23, 1923; 
coe py. 151. 


THEY’VE COT THEIR INDIAN HABITS ON 
305 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
v. Of pe tbl, 


Tut-ANK-AMEN. 311 
© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 


York, Notice rec’d May 5, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 
TWELVE BELLS WALTZ. S12 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 148. 
TWENTIETH CENTURY BLUES. 313 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, 
v3 p. 146: 
Two LITTLE EYES. 314 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d May 16, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 149. 


VALSE BLANCHE; by Rudolf Friml. 315 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
vilSep. 1522 


VALSE COQUETTE; by Rudolf Friml. 316 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
V5, pe 152: 


VALSE IDYLLE; by Razigade. 7 

© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
M5, ps: be: 


IN DIXIELAND. VALSE LA LA. 318 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. © Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 11, 1923; recorded, Notice rec’d May 16, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 148. v. 5, p. 150. 
491 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7808 (319) 
VALSE PARISIENNE; by Rudolf ona 
© G. Schirmer, inc, New York. 


Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 
ve 5, ip ala2: 


VISION D'AMOUR; by Rudolf Friml. 320 
© G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 22, 1923; recorded, 

vB, sESZ: 
WEATHER BIRD RAG. 321 
© Louis Armstrong, Chicago. No- 


tice rec'd May 12, 1923; recorded, v. 


5, p. 149. 
WEAVING MY DREAMS. 322 
© Harms, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 18, 1923; recorded, v. 

Bop 1Se, 
WEDDING BELLS. 323 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd May $5, 1923; recorded, v. 

5, p. 147. 
WHATS YOUR HURRY. 324 


© Jerome H. Remick & co., New 
York. Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 146. 


WHEN YOU WALKED OUT, SOMEONE ELSE 
WALKED RIGHT IN. 325 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d May 17, 1923; recorded, 
¥. 3, p: 148 


WHo0-00 IS WITH YOU TO-NIGHT. 326 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd May 11, 1923; recorded, 
vis, p. “148. 
WICKI WICKI HULA HEY. 327 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. 
Notice rec'd May 16, 1923; recorded, 
wate Doo: 
WILD CHERRY LEAVES. 328 
© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d May 8, 1923; recorded, 


Se) yD. ac, 


pt. Liijnes, yy. lf 


WILD PAPA. 329 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice od 7, 1923; recorded, v. 5,. 
p. 147. i , 


WOLVERINE BLUES. 330: 
© Melrose bros. music co., Chicago. 


Notice rec’d May 10, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 149. 
WONDER IF SHE'S LONELY TOO. gal 


© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d May 17, 1923; recorded, 
v..9, Dp. 148: 
WouULD YOU CRY. 332 
© Jack Mills, imc, “Mew You: 
Notice rec’d May 16, 1923 ; recorded,. 
ve 5; Be. 250; 
YES SIR. 333: 
© Jack Mills, inc. New “York. 
Notice rec'd May 8, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 148. 
You anp I. 334 
© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd May 15, 1923; recorded, v.. 
5, p.. 147. 


YIDELE BREEDER; words by Louis Gil- 
rod, music by J. and J. Kammen. 


335, 
© Jack and Joseph Kammen,. 
Brooklyn. Notice rec'd May 10, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 150. 


You’RE THE RIGHT MAN. 336: 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d May 25, 1923; recorded, 
Vou 5; Dp dee 


YoU WANTED SOMEONE 0 PLAY WITH, 
WHILE [I WANTED SOMEONE TO LOVE. 
337 

inc. New York. 
1923; recorded, 


© Fred Fisher, 
Notice rec'd May 15, 
Veo, wee 


7809-9413 


LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATALOGUE 


OF 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES | 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 38, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 3: 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


INCLUDING: 
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1923 
NEW SERIES,- VOLUME 18 
No. 6 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
LIBRARY BRANCH 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.”’ 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


9 Dies Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 

taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 

EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should be 
made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian); 
Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chopin (Frédé- 
ric Francois); Delibes (Clement Philibert Léo); Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von); 
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup); Handel (Georg Friedrich); MacDowell (Edward Alex- 
ander); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Ama- 
deus); Offenbach (Jacques); Puccini (Giacomo); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) ; 
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz 
Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Wagner 
Richard) 

(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “ Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
put designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz,” “dance,” “march,” 
“cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “ sonata,” “ étude,” “study,” 
“exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name 
of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference 
from the titles and search should only be made under the names of the composers. 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication — 
and name of publisher. 


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EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,” “Music by,” are to be understood as songs. 

__ Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro- 
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry 
in the Copyright Office. | 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre- 
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” Class E, 
Musical compositions; “ D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im- 
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such 
contributions is required. 

A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24 
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately 
following the text. 

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 
Teproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

_ The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Super- 
intendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express 
order, or New York draft. 


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NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine: 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
collections of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. | 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. 

Novice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are 
still remaining’in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 19253. 

his notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, 
such as books, periodicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi- 
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or 
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs 
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are 
available for return. : 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright ot record 
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address REcISTER OF CopyricHuts, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D. Cr 


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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
AUTHORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL, INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, Great 
Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, 
Norway, and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to this 
effect on the following dates: Australia and the territories of Papua 
and Norfolk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), Belgium 
(June 14, 1911, effective July 1, 1909), Cuba (Nov. 27, 1911), Den- 
mark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910, 
May29,1922), Great, Britain (Jan. 1, 1915), Hungary’ { June 3, 1922); 
Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911, effective 
June 29, 1910), the Netherlands (Feb. 26, 1923, effective Oct. 2, 1922), 
New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, effective Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), 
Norway (June 14, 1911, effective Sept. 9, 1910), Sweden (Feb. 27, 
1920, effective Feb. 1, 1920). These proclamations were printed in the 
Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6, pages v-x of no. 7, and 
pages iv—v of no. 12; vol. 10, pages vili-xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix 
of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v—ix of no. 3; vol. 13, pages vi—xii of no. 5; 
vol. 15, pages v—vii of no. 3, and pages vi-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17, pages 
vil—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, pages vi-vii of no. 3. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (¢) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by article 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislatidh of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section 1 (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Mexico 
(May 8, 1911), the Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911), and Switzerland 
Pxpre8;1911). 


_ The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay. and 
Uruguay. | , 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


ADIOS, TRIGUENA (Farewell my dar- 
ling); canciOn mexicana, por E. 
Vigil y Robles tof Mexico); band. 
4to. 7809 


(Ger pte AZo, 10923: v1 “Apr, “27; 
E 557907; Eduardo Vigil y Robles, 
Mexico City, Mexico. 


ADKINS SIMPLE METHOD FOR PLAYING 
POPULAR MusIC; by A. W. Adkins tof 
U. me Diawo., A lits. ae. 7810 


(emnvemapt 7, 1923> E 5591/4; 
flee Waller Adkins, Kansas City, 
oO. 


AFTER I’M GONE; words by Elsie 
Thompson, melody by M. Thompson 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Ferdinand Oldre 
ron UL 3.1 781i 


© vi.c.UMay..15):1923; FE 562361’; 
Moe Thompson, Minneapolis, 


AIN’T GOIN’ TO MARRY, AIN’% GOIN’ SET- 
TLE DOWN; words and melody by E. 
Waters prof U. Si, arr. by William G. 
Sim! for,.U-. Sa 7812 


(Oe Mien May. 17;,1923; 562447; 
Ethel Waters, Chicago. 


Arr, AMARYLLIS; attributed to Louis 
13th, ; transcribed by. Charles O. 
Banks rof U. $3; organ. 7813 


@) May, 2). 1923; 2 en cMay Arn E 
562409; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Air pe StrnicMANN; morceau detaché 
de l’opérette, La victoire de Samo- 
thrace, paroles de Gaston Dumestre, 
musique de Joseph Szule tof France) 

7814 

ie) Mary 2019231 G@aMlars 2h: EF 

557666; Société anonyme des éditions 
Ricordi, Paris. 


AIRES DEL PAIS; por Juan Morel Cam- 
pos tof Porto Rico}; piano. 7815 
ce) Apry, 2319233) Qc. Apri 242 E 
561886; Hijos de J. Morel Campos, 
Ponce, Porto Rico. 


‘Ana u Jlommit (Ala et Lolly); suite 
scythe, de Serge Prokofieff, op. 20, 
ed. par H. Schneider tof Ger- 
many}; grand orch. sc. 7816 

Qype. 3, 1923.Alevich Apre 02) E 
557884 ; Breitkopf and Hartel, Leip- 
Ziges 


495 


AiA Moana (Dear Moana); a song 
of Hawaii, words by Bob Lukens, 
music by Johnny Noble tof U. S. 

7817 
© May 16,:19233;2>c. May .jAy 3° E 
562456; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


ALABAMA HANNAH; words and music 
by G. W. Bagley sof U. Sa, arr.-by 
Fred Kershaw ,jof England, domi- 
ciled at Catskill, N. Ya 7818 

© 1 ¢, May “1, 1923; E 558700: 
George Willis Bagley, Catskill, N. Y. 


ALBUM-BLATTER (Album leaves); cele- 
brated melodies from the old masters, 
arr. by Franz Ries tof Germany); 
violin or violoncello with pf. Lon- 
don, Schott & co. Contents: bk. 5. 
21. Gavotte in F; by Mozart.—22. 
Arietta in G; by Lotti—23. Adagio 
in A; by Boccherini.—24. Landler in 
G; by Mozart. 7819 


Cy Mange 14 19235 1c Apr 9: 
557871; Ries & Efrler, Berlin. (© 


arrangement] 


ALBUM, DI COMPOSIZIONI E DANSE; di 
autori favoriti tof Italy); pf. 7820 


©) Jan® 24)-1923- 1sch Aprr24: 
557630; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


ALBUM oF 20 MELODIES OF IRELAND; arr. 
by Alexander M. Gifford tof Eng- 
land}; viola and pf. 7821 


© Apr: Hy 1925 tiibvemAprinzZsey EF 
557617; Hawkes & son, London. 


ALBUMLEAF; by Albert von Doenhoft 
of WT: Se piano. (Two poetic 
- fancies, no, 1) 7822 
("Wins 92) 19237) 2.0e. May Oo 
562148; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Alt, A GREEN WILLOW; words by John 
Heywood, music by Felix White tof 
England; London, Goodwin & Tabb, 
Itd. 7823 

©) Jamuoy 1923: \ 1c Apr dos EF 
55/981; "Fo and. B! Goodswanse ltd., 
London. 


ALL OVER You; words and music by A. 
N. Campbell tof U. Sa, arr. by Vern 
Elliott tof U. Sy 7824 


© @McwiApr: 30; 1923) 561938 ; 
Albert N. Campbell, Los Angeles. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7825 


ALL THAT YOUR LITTLE HEART DESIRES ; 


ALLAH THE MERCIFUL; 


ALLEGRO AGITATO: 


words and music by James Kendis 
fof Ue Sa 7825 

"© May) (1923; 2 ter May ans 
564033; Kendis-Brockman music co., 
inc., New York. 


ALL THE SUNSHINE COMES FROM DIXIE, 
CAUSE THAT'S WHERE THE SUNSHINE 
GROWS; one-step, words and music by 
Christopher Bishop ,;of Great Brit- 
ain) im! C:'" {Stat “and. tonic’ sofa 
notations} 7826 

© Apr. 14,-1929." 1" Apr. 1: 
557568; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


words by N. 
Saloom, melody by Metropolite Ger- 
manos ;of Syria, domiciled at Brook- 


ALWAYS BLUE; 


AMAMI 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


words by Bob Sloane, 
melody by F. B. Winegar, jr. tot 
De Sire ott 1004 

©rl c. May 10, 1923; “it. 502202 - 
Frank Bingham Winegar, jr., Grand 
Rapids, Mich. 


(Ah-mah-me) ; vocal ee 
idyll, words by Dave Sonenscher, mu- 
sic by Howard Flynn tof England) 


© May 1, .1923)<) 2 ie vie, 


557865; St. Giles pub. co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 

AMBITION; words by Marion St. John 
Webb, music by Vivian Hickey tof 


7836 


Ca Mewetosy bs 
566022 ; Augener, Itd., London. 


Great Britain 
(© “Apr. 27." 1923: 


lyn 7827 
© May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 5; E | AmMeERICAN BEAUTY GRAND’ WALTZ; by 
562417; Metropolite Germanos, H. L. B. Sheetz tei Wi Soe pian) 
Brooklyn. 7837 
TINY ae f iven © May 15, 1925: Ziel May 15: E 
ee, Chou are | S406, Hare eee es 
ludes, no. 1) 7828 | ville. 
© Apr. 12, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 25; E.| AmERICAN YOUTH; mafch,,. by Fred 


557622; Anglo-French music co., 
London. 


Hid), 


Domenico Savino 


by 


tof Italy, domiciled at New York; 
orch. with piano acc. (Photo play 
series, no. 48, P) 7829 


© May "1471923" 2c) May “4828 


564298; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
ALLEGRO CON GRAZIA; by Woldemar 
Bargiel, art. by Frank E. Ward (of 
U. Sa; organ. 7830 
©)! May!t2) 19236 20chiMay. 40 5 
559814; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


(©) arrangement} 


Cauer, arr. by J. S. Seredy sof U. S.; 
full orch. with piano conductor, with 
pts. for full mand. orch. arr. by Louis 


Tocaben rot, Usa 7838 
© Apr. °2; 19233 2c gio 1 
562256; Carl Fischer, New York. 


(© arrangement) 


AMERISKA, SLOVENSKA LIRA; koncertine 


pesmi za moske in mesane zbore, 
uglasbil in v samozalozbi izdal M. L. 
Holmar jot Czecho-Slovakia, domiciled 
at Cleveland) 7839 

© May 26, 1923; 2c. June 4; aff. 
June 6; A 705732; Matej L. Holmar, 
Cleveland. 


ALLEGRO PRECIPITOSO; by Domenico Sa- | AnmmorE ’MPERTINENTE; versi di S. 
vino tof Italy, domiciled at New York; Baratta, musica di F. Albano of 
orch. with piano acc. (Photo play Italy1; mandolino acc. 4to. . Naples, 
Selies ho: 41, ES 7831 Santa Lucia. 7840 
© May 14,°19235)'2 ©. May 18; H ©) Apr. 3) 19235 WeeitMayod7cr E 
564305; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 557999; Italian book co.; New York. 

ALMAS PRAYER; words by V. Monro, rae we j 
mune by W. Gary rof Ui. Sa lag | AMIE, (A cusmoats, wigs, by 
DEE 7832 | Broughton tof England); in F. 7841 

©) dese! 1923): ke SUG iy: 


Virginia Monro and Wilmuth Gary, 
Washington. 


ALMAS WELCOME; march, words by V. 
Monro, music by W. Gary fof W754 
(Blue print 7833 
© 1c. May 1, 1923; E 559696: Vir- 
ginia Monro and Wilmuth Gary, | 

Washington. 


“494 


557891 ; 


tents: 


©! "May’7; 1923: 


don. 


ANCIENT SUITE; five old world dances 


of medium difficulty, by Janet Sals- 
bury cof Great Britaini; piano. Con- 


3. Sarabande —4. Minuet.—5. Gigue. 
7842 


1. Allemande—2. Courante.—- 


1 c. May 9; Ea 
Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


Apr. 12, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 23; E | Arcentina; 


© 
557599; Alfred Lengnick & co., Lon- 
don. 


AND How; words by Arthur Swanstrom, 
music by M. Rich and C. Morgan tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Morney D.. Helm tof 
Wess, ist oviolin. 7843 
© Wee May 12,1923; E 562302; 
Max Rich and Carey Morgan, New 
York 


ANDULKA, LASS MICH TROMPETE BLASEN } 
shimmy, text von Kurt Robitschek, 
musik von Robert Stolz tof Austria} 
op. 428. 7844 

(©), Mian if 1923 > Tee: Apr. 243 EF 
557595; Drei masken-verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


ANGEL Fireo; waltz, by S. Pacora tof 
Peru, domiciled at New Yorki; mel- 
ody with piano acc. 784 

Orie May, 17, 1923)". 562446; 
Salomon Pacora, New York. 


APOHERETISMOS PROS TIN SMYRNI; words 

and melody by N. Roubanis of U. Sa 

7846 

1 caiMay, 15;.1923; E.562376 ; 
Nicholas Roubanis, New York. 


APPLE WINDS; words by Will H. Ogil- 
vie, music by Maurice Besly tof Great 
Britain) 7847 

(Oe rpe 5, (923: 1c, Apr. 24° E 
557648; Boosey & co., London. 


Apri, MAID; words by Adrian Ross, 
music by Lao Silésu rof Great Britain 
1. In F—2. In G. 7848 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 1 c. each Apr. 13; 
55/517: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


APRIL MORN; by Robert Batten, arr. by 
Sydney Baynes of Great Britain; 
voice or violin, orch. acc. with piano 
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s string band 
magazine, no. 226) 7849 

me. © Apr. 7,71928 3:1 exiAprs:244 E 
557644 ; Boose ey es Coi,, Londons, © 
arrangement) 


'ARANYMADAR; operette 3 felvonasban, 

irta Imre Harmath,. zenéjét szerezte, 

Béla Zerkovitz tof Hungary) 1. fiizet. 

7850 

©) June 2, 19225\1 c. Apr: 23! 1923: 

= bat Francis Bard & son, New 
or =: 


49 


ARRAWARRA ; 


7859 


words by Anselmo Frat- 
tellone, music by Raffaele De Luca 
tof Italy, domiciled at New Mie oe 

1 


©) Jil ver./Aprnt2Z,) 1923);/7 > 561863; 
Antonio Parisi, New York. 


ARGUMENT (AN) ; in five-finger position, 
with preliminary exercises, biographi- 
cal sketch, fingering, phrasing and in- 
structive annotations by Lewis God- 
frey Thomas tof U. S.1; piano. (Pro- 
gressive series compositions, no. 114, 
gi la) 7852 

@ireMay le L925 2 occ, May. Aa Ee 
559846; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


ARIA MAGGESE; versi di A. V. Bruno, 


musica di G. Spagnolo rof Italyi; 
mand, acc. Naples, Santa Lucia! 
7853 


Or Apr a. 164s A coo Nay 20 
566004 ; Italian book co., New York. 


ARIETTA ; von Antonio Lotti, frei bearb. 
von Franz Ries tof Germany); violine 
oder violoncelle, mit begleitung des 
pf., in G dur. (Album-blatter, no. 22) 

7854 
© Dec. 31, 19223).1 e: May\2; 1923; 
E 557760; Ries & Erler, Berlin. (© 


arrangement} 


ARIETTA CAMPAGNOLA; versi di C. Cor- 
rado, musica di FE. A. Mario tof Italy, 
domiciled at Brooklyn; mand. acc, 
Edizione D’Agostino bros. 4to. 7855 

©” Apr.'28) 192392 'e May. 4" 
559866; D’Agostino bros., New York. 


ARKANSAW (THE) MULE; song fox trot, 
words by Walter Hirsch, music by 
Jimmy Clark tof U. Si 7856 

@> Apr. 1923; 210 Ape. 27; 
559672; Richmond- Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


Valse, words by Worton 
David, music by Horatio Nicholls tof 
Great Britaini; in C. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 7857 

© Apr. 26; 1925) 4c: -Apry 25 E 
557685; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


ArtLEss (THE) maip; words by Louise 
Barili, music by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach 
(Gt Wel Saneps 99, nol, 4. 7858 

©) pA 45) 19952 co 'Apr 30-0 o 
559757 ; Theo.-Presser co., Philadelphia. 


AS BROTHERS ALL; words and music by 

M, H. McKee tof U: Sa 7859 

©), May# $).1923:;:2)' ce May ia 
564034; A. C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


9) 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


7860 


AT NIGHT; words by D. W. Cornell, 

music by Charles Philip Touchette tof 

S.1 / 7860 

© tac. Mayo10, 1923.7 562192: 
Donald Weller Cornell, New York. 


AT THE CAKE WALK BALL; words by Joe 
Young and Sam M. Lewis, music by 
Harry Akst and Geo. W. Meyer tof 
(Wepre 7861 

© May 3, 2923->.2) ic. .Maw 4258 
559869 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


AT THE FAIRY SPRING (Am miarchen- 
brunnen); by Erik Meyer-Helmund 
tof Germany); piano. 7862 

© Abpr.66,)(119236 "2. cosAprie 10,48 
hee Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


AT THE MASQUERADE BALL; words by 
AAW... Bruce, cmpysic, thy Bea S. 
Huntington tof U. Sa 7863 

© 1c. May 16, 1923: E 564232: 
A. W. Bruce, Shelton, Wash. 


AT THE MAY FAIR; ouverture miniature, 
by Maurice Baron ,tof.U: $.;- orch. 
4to. (Belwin pop. st., no. 50) 7864 

CMAP, (25, 1920-72": errs tae 
559771; Belwin, inc., New York. 


At THE SPRING; by T. Bath Glasson 
for WS.1) 0p, 94 no, a2 > piano: 7865 
© aMay ded WO2gen2A 0} Mayas) E 
559786; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


AY THE WITCHING HOUR OF TWILIGHT; 
words by E. FE. Johnston, music by 
Geo. Graff, jr. rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. 
G. Beach tof. U. Sa 7866 

©) toe, Ape: ‘2500928: 562005: 
Eunice E.dmundson-Johnston, Tallahas- 
see, Fla. 


AT THE WOODLAND SPRING; by Edmund 
Parlow tof Germany}; piano. (Holi- 
days, no. 2) 7867 

KO) Nia; 2s LOZ Ss etre Nay Oma 
562152; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Artwoop (Mary SHAW) Six little nurs- |- 


ery classics; by M. S. Attwood tof 
5.13. pil. {Contents +h, dhittlenjack 
Horner.—2. Little Tommy Tucker.— 
3. Hickory, dickory dock.—4. Mary, 
Mary, quite contrary.—5. There was 
a man in our town.—6. Rock-a-by 
baby upon the tree top. 7868 
© | ApemZi1926- 920) VA pry 27 
561908; Mary Shaw Attwood, Abing- 
ton, Mass. 


ENTRIES 
pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


AU LOIN, DANS LA VERDURE, LA MER 


CALME ET MYSTERIEUSE; de H. Renié 
tof France}; harpe. (Promenade 
matinale, no. 1) 7869 


© Apr. 14, 1923; 1c. Apr. 30; E 
557701; Louis Rouhier, Paris. 


Au. PAys DES MaAures; fox-blues, de 
G. Bonincontro of Italy; piano. 
7 


© Apr. 20,°19233 2 ce Mayaaoe i 
557937; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 


AUTUMN (THE) WINDS ARE CALLING; 
words by J. Quinn, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington jof U. Sa 7871 


©. 1... Apr. 30, 1925; 219301065. 
James Quinn, Springfield, Ill. 


AUXILIUM CHRISTIANORUM; missa, Lat- 
in words, music by Joseph Gruber 
rof Austria) op. 317; sop., alto and 
bass, with organ acc, 4to. (Fischer 
edition masses, no. 5124) 7872 

©- May -1,, 1923; 2.6 (May 43; -E. 
559784; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Ave Marra; Latin words, music by E. 
Truman of England; op. 47, no. 2. 
London, Novello & co., ltd. 7873 

© May 18, 19235. t eis 193 E. 
557963; . Ernest Truman, Sydney, 
Australia. 


paroles et musique de E. Gazier 
rof France); orgue acc. 7874 


© Apt. 14,1923. disc. papas 
557721; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 


-sacred solo, music by G. W. Sta- 
ger tof U. Sa 7875 

© Apr. 281923792" ci Gaps, 30" As, 
561913; Geo. W. Stager, Amsterdam, 
NYG 


AWAY DOWN SoUTH IN NIGGAH TOWN; 
words by R. B. Stauffer, melody by 
Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of UlS3 7876 

Gd‘. Apr.coU) Vez Sordi. 
Richard B. Stauffer, Delphos, Kan. 


BaBy OF MINE; words and melody by 
C. A, Sandahl Yor U2 salearr by, 
Arthur Fisk rof U.S 7877 

© 1c. Apr. 28, 1923; EF 559659; C. 
A. Sandahl, San Francisco. c 


BAacH (JoHANN SEBASTIAN) Air; by 
Joo Se. Bach, .arsisby pW we Squire 
rof Great Britain); violoncello and 
pi. 

©! Apr: 18) 1923501 6. May dd; He 
557880; Boosey & co. London. (© 


arrangement) 


496 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


meisterwerke der violine, 
mit klavierbegleitung in neuer bearb. 
von Jeno Hubay ;of Hungary) 7879 

feria t 1923-1 Apr. 235 
557754; Francis Bard & son, New 
York. («© transcription, revision, 
and fingering) 


—— Klavierwerke; band 23, sechs sui- 
ten von. J. S. Bach tof Germany, 
neue ausgabe von Ferruccio Busoni, 
hrsg. von Egon Petri. (Edition 
Breitkopf, no. 4323) 7880 

ppt, 29" 1923 I ‘ce. May 17. °K 
560026; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 


+= Sonate 1;;from six sonatas, by J. 
S. Bach, ed. by H. Wessely tof Great 
Britain); violin solo. (Berners edi- 
tion, no. 465*) 7881 

Oeilag.4 52711 923%) 1 cs Mae! 203) EF 
556967; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
don. (© editing) 


BacHELor’s (A) viEw; words by L, 
Bey, music by EF. S. S. Huntington 
fod OL 0.1 7882 

© «Apr. 30; 1923; E 561963; 
Lawrence Bey, Versailles, O. 


BACHMANN (ALBERTO) .Cinq  mor- 
ceaux; by A. Bachmann jof France}; 
Violon..fet piano: ; 1.) Cavatitie.—2. 
Souvenit—3. Serenatina.—4. Passe- 
pied—5. Chant d’amour. 


© Pep. 151923) 1c? Mar: 22: FF 
556980; Jacques Vuillemin, Nantes, 
France. : 


BAcK TO THE DEAR OLD WEstT; words by 
C. W. Newsom, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. cof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
pf MnSa 7884 


Pri Ves Apr’ 25-1923: 562007 : 


Calvin W. Newsom, Vernon, Tex. 


BAGATELLEN ; vortragsstiicke, von Emil 
Kronke of Germany; op. 162; flote 
und klavier. Contents: 1. Alla mi- 
nuetto.—2. Causerie—3. Valse gra- 
cieuse. 7885 

G@).Dec Sl 1922") ec Apr.’ 16,:1923 : 
E 557449; Jul. H. Zimmermann, 

_ Leipzig. 

BAnkKs (THE) 0 Doon; words by Rob- 
ert Burns, music by Deems Taylor 
tof U. Si; medium voice, in D flat. 

7886 
Oy May 41,4:192354.2,(c.4 May( 3; E 
559787; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


-BARBERINI’S MINUET; by Harold Bauer 
tof England, domiciled at New 
York); piano. 7887 


497 


7883: 


7896 


© May 2, 1923; 2 c. May 9; E 
562147; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BARD KARACSONYI ALBUMA, 1922-23; 
dalok-divatos tancok-operettek, au- 
thors and composers ;of Hungary) 
Budapest, Bard Ferenc és fia. 7888 

©rDec ¥. 1922 + Wes Apr 23: 1923: 


E 557756; Francis Bard & son, New 
York. 


Barp (THE) oF ARMAGH; traditional 
Irish song, arr. by John F. Larchet 
tof Great Britain 

© Apres 219236 ¥ 26, April? :) 
566036; Pigott & co., Itd., Dublin, Ire- 
land. 


BarkEFoot BLUES; words and melody by 
C. Williams tof U. Sa 7890 


Gio e.ts May 7 OZ Sipe bos oo Ooi 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 


New York. 


BarICKMAN (EarL Wang) Two waltz 
melodies; by Wade Barickman {i1. e. 
EW, Barickman of .U.'S4 7891 


@iny oe) Apr..21, 2192321 Bip 559678; 
Earl Wade Barickman, Streator, III. 


BAsQuE DANCES; by Christopher a 
Becket Williams tof Great Britain; 
pf. 7892 

© Apr! 5! 1923081 ViayNoly By, 
566025; Augener, Itd., London. 


Barriinc Butter; selection by Philip 
Braham tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. 7893 

@ Mar: 2.11923: 1c. Mar. 20: EF 
556986: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, lItd., London. (© arrangement 


BAXANDALL (JoHN S.) Three pieces; 
by J. S. Baxandall tof Englandi; pf. 
Contents: 1. By moonlight—2. Im- 


promptu in E minor.—3. Humoresque 
Ta. 7894 


@> Apr Zi) 19233 le. May as 
557811; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Be MINE; words by J. W. Davies, music 
byii'Geo.) Graft ind tof Ui.) Sagpane:) by: 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. S. 7895 

© 1c. May 18, 1923; E 564309; 

J. W. Davies, Lansford, Pa. 


BEAUTIFUL BLUES; words by Walter 
Hirsch, melody by Marty Bloom tof 
Ui, Sa 7896 
© 1c. May 11, 1923; E 564017; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


7889: - 


CATALOGUE’ OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7897 


BsautiruL Frorma; words by O. M. 

Collins, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 

Si New York, World music 

pub. corp. 7897 

© | May’'4,°19233.»2) ce May 93, E 

559962; Ov ieda M. Collins, Philadel- 
phia. 


Bresp; fox trot, by Abner Silver and 
Sam Coslow, arr. by Louis Katzman 
rot. U.°Si; orch: with: words, . 4to. 

7898 


© May 1, 1923: 2) CuiMay 93) E 


559958 ; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. :© new arrangement) 
BEETHOVEN (Lupwic vAN) Beethoven; 


famous melodies, selected and arr. by 
M. Greenwald jof U. $.1; piano. - 
7899 


©), Apt, 25,1925: 2ue. Apr. 30; 
559761; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


Menuet; by L. v. Beethoven, rev. 
and arr. by Maurice Baron of U. 8.1; 


orch. 4to. (Belwin pop. st. no. 45) 

7900 

©) Apr: 26) 1923502 \c  Aupe. S08, 
559770; Belwin, inc., New York. 


—— Sonata in F major; by L. van Beet- 
hoven, op. 24, no. 5, ed. by H. Wes- 
sely rof Great Britain, piano pt. rev. 
by Geo. Farlane tof Great Britain); 
violin and piano. (Berners edition, 
no. 728) 7901 

1) A pt 9791923" 1 ce Apr 16% 
557436: Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
don. (© editing and revising) 


Sonatina in F; by L. v. Beethoven, 
rev, ed. with biographical sketch, fin- 
gering, phrasing, pedaling and instruc- 
tive annotations by Lewis G. Thomas 
tof U. Si; piano. (Progressive series 
compositions, no. 427, gr. 2-b) 7902 

© Mayr, 1923 2). May, 45, & 
559855; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 
‘(© annotations, fingering, pedaling and 
phrasing} 


Sonatina in G; by L. v. Beethoven, 
rey. ed. with biographical sketch, fin- 
gering, phrasing, pedaling and instruc- 
tive annotations by Lewis G. Thomas 
rof U. Sa; piano. (Progressive series 
compositions, no. 429, gr. 2-b) 7903 

©): May SUO1928i 2c: i May (4st 
559856; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 
(© annotations, fingering, phrasing 
and pedaling) 


Brenoip, I stanp At THE DOOR; words 
by Tillitt S. Teddlie, music by W. H. 
Dunagan’ of U..Sa 7904 


498 


BENEDICTUS ; 


-. pt. 1, n/s., v.18 


© Jan. 175919286 Sesh ee 
559633; W. H. Dunagan, Sherman, 


Tex. 


BEHOLD! THERE SHALL BE A DAY; words 
from the Bible, music by Alfred 
Wooler tof U. Si” Lo Sop. or ten.—. 
2. Mezzo-sop. or baritone —3. Alto or 
bass. 7905 

© Apr. 13, 1923; 2c. each Apr: 14; 
EF 559306; Arthur P. Schmidt co., 
Boston. 


BELINDA AND THE CURATE; words by E.’ 
Maxwell Farrer, music by Cuthbert 


Clarke tof Englandi; in E flat. (Char- 
acter songs, no. 12) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 7906 


© Mar. 19, 192371 ey Apre2z0™ E 
557583; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London, 


BELLE CL. A) ESPAGNOLE; bolero de con- 
cert, by Carl Schmeidler tof Germany} ; 
piano. 7907 

© May -8, 1923; 2 co"May 12° E 
564089; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


BELLS oF BrrrrAny; words by Herbert 
J: Brandon, music by H. Lyall Phil- 
lips rof Great Britaim — 7908 

© Mar, 12: 19289°10c Marre FE 
556971; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


BELOVED; words and music by Effie A. 

Forbes Maclennan of Great Britain) 

7909 

©, May 3, 1923: dc ie oe OB 
566018; Augener, Itd., London. 


BENEATH THY WINDOW; serenade, by 
Charles Le Thiere tof England), arr. 
by Thos. Bidgood tof Great Britain ; 
brass and reed band. 4to. 7910 

© Apr. ‘13, 1923-1 Amen 265 
557662; Hawkes & son, London. 


BENEDETTA PRIMMAVERA; 
Mario Russo, 


versi di F. 
musica di G. Don- 
narumma of Italy}; mandolino acc. 
4to. Naples, Santa Lucia. 7911 
©. Apr..3, 1923%:4 e)OMlayei7 3 E 
577998 ; Italian book co., New York. 


sacred words, music by 


Eaton Faning rof Englandj; mixed 
voices, organ acc. 4to. (Modern 
church choir library, no. 228) 7912 


© May-*1,': 19238 01.'c. viMiay GOs) 
557902: Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 


BENNY! BE YOURSELF! words and music — 
by Harry De Costa, M. K. Jerome 
and Fred E. Ahlert fof U. Si 7913 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


fy 6 1923 


(Je Miaye 4.1923: .2, 6); May 43), 
559824; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


BERCEUSE POUR GINETTE; berceuse valsée, 
de Speranza-Camusat tof France) op. 
274; orch. avec piano conducteur. Pee 

914 


(rApr. 14, 1923:.1..c...Apr:, 30; E 
557729; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


BERIOZKA ; melody by A. Schwartz tof 

We SH 7915 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; EF 559838; Abe 
Schwartz, New York. 


BESIDE THE LAKE; by Reginald King lof 
Great Britaim op. 4, no. 2; piano. 

7916 

© Mian 5, 1923-.1. ec Mar.'20: F 

556968; Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 


BESIDE THE STILI, WATERS; by Vernon 

E. Bestor tof U. S.; piano. 7917 

©) (Aan 14+ 1923.3 2%c.. Apt:.27 5) E 
561906; Thos. W. Hatch, Chicago. 


BrpELot; pasillo, por Luis R. Miranda 
tof U. Si; piano. 7918 
© Apr. 14, 1923; 2 c. May 15; E 
562395; Sucs. de A. Mayol & co., San 
Juan, Porto Rico. 


‘BILLIN'S JAZZ BAND; shimmy-fox trot, 
by Willy Engel-Berger tof Austria) 
op. 158; piano. 7919 

Gn Octybsl922 -.F7.¢.-Nprs 12,1923 : 
E 561960; George Louis Bard, New 
York. 


Biry SATECEK; pochod, by Emil Stolc 
for w. O41, ° arr. by’. F): Johnson.,ef 
U. Si; piano with words. 7920 

@© Apr.) 20°1923* 2°c. Apr. 305°E 
562346; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 


‘BIRDS IN THER BRANCHES; by Walter 
Rolfe tof U. S.1; piano, four hands. 
(Jolly companions) 

@). May.’8.01923-0 2c! "May 12: > E, 
564096; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Bizet (GrorcEs) Lamb of God (Agnus 

‘' Dei); three-part song, music by G. 

Bizet, atr-uby Pauls:Bliss tof,U2-Sag 

women’s voices with violin obbl. 4to. 

(English and Latin words) 7922 
oy Apr’ 25, 19232 '2°c.. Apr..805 E 

559732; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 

phia. (© arrangement) 


Romance de Nadir (Romance. of 
Nadir) ; from Les pécheurs de perles, 


7921, 


words by Carre and Cormon, English , 


499 


version by Alice Mattullath tof U. S., 
music by G. Bizet, ed. by N. Clifford 


Page tof U. $1; high voice. (Su- 
perior edition, no. 5578) (English, 
French and Italian text) 7923 


© Mars +$,1923 42, 6 Mays let 
562280; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement and English version 


BLEEDING HEART; words and music by 
H. J. Hansen tof Denmark, domiciled 
at Racine, Wis. 7924 


<) 1c. Mare 31, 1923: Fe. 550008. 


Hans Johannes Hansen, Racine, Wis. . 


BLondE (DIE) GEISHA; operette in 5 
akten, von Georg Okonkowski und 
Ludwig Czerny, gesangtexte von Will 
Steinberg, musik von Hans Ailbout 
tof Germany) 7925 

© Feb. 9, 1923; 1 ct Apre2ars E 
557596; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


BuugE (THE) AND WHITE; march, by 
G. E. Hurt tof U. S.4; piano. 7926 
©) May 1;:19234; 2ne.. May.9S: E 
559832; George E. Hurt, Asheville 
school, N. C. 


BLUE EYES WAL’Z; words and melody by 
HB eKnureiior O)S4, arr.~by- Harry -P- 
Guy tof U. Su 7927 

@© 1% '¢. May: 11511923: °E).564022 - 
Frank Knurr, Detroit. 


BLug PaciFIC SHORE; words by N. L. 
McArthur, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
We Si f 7928 

© 1c May 18, 1923: E, 564316; 
Nellie L. McArthur, Acampo, Calif. 


BiuE (THE) SKY BLUES; words by J. A. 
Smith, music by Lester G. Blain tof 
ees 7929 

©) A Cc. “Mays, 15,2) 1923's, 3562358 ; 
J. A, Smith, Long Beach, Calif. 

Biurs (A) Fox ‘rot; by L. Schmidt, 

jr. rof U. Sa; melody with piano acc. 

7930 

@© dew May il, 1923). 564030 
Louis Schmidt, jr., New . York. 


BLUFF; one-step-mousseux, par Nicola 


Moleti tof Italy1; petit orch. avec 
piano conduttore. Edizioni Carisch. 
4to. (Collection etoile) 7931 


@vileb. 15001023: I eeApr. 2431, 
557635; A. & G. Carisch & co., Milan. 
Edizioni Carisch. 

7932 

© Mare i14, 1923: 1c: Apra2ts. F 

55/636; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 


Piano. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


7933 


Boar’s HEAD; fifteenth century carol, by 
Arnold Bax sof Great Britain); male 
voices. 4to. : 7933 

Cyrpr. Te 1928 ce Ape. Aa, 
557679; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 


London. :© arrangement} 


Bos-WHITE; fox trot, by F. EK. Hersom 
tof U. Si; piano. 7934 


© May 18, 1923; E 564250; Frank 
Ernest Hersom, Fitchburg, Mass. 


BoccHERINI (Luict) Adagio; von L. 
Boccherini, frei bearb. von Franz Ries 
tof Germany); violine oder violoncelle, 
mit begleitung des pf., in A dur. (AI- 
bum-blatter, no. 23) 7935 

©) Dee:.3i, 1922 + /bics MayuZ 1923 5 
E 557759: Ries & Erler, Berlin. ‘© 


arrangement) 


Bonzo; one step, from Battling Butler, 
words by F. W. Thomas, music by 
Philip Braham tof Great fe eda 


fe) Agr) 1021929341 <c. Apr: 2a 7 ee 
557684; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. 


orch. with words and 
piano conductor. 4to. 7937 

©e Apr!.279719235 doe. May “Ab; 
557947: <Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. :© arrangement 


SS 


BoopLe-uM-B00; fox trot, words and 

music by Clem Chouder tof U. S.1 

nak 7938 

© May 1, 1923, 2°c. May 113.1% 

564032: Kendis-Brockman music co., 
inc., New York. 


Books (THE) WILL BE OPENED IN 
HEAVEN; words and music by F. E. 
Roush tof U. Si, harmony by Fred 
A. Fillmore tof U. $1.1 7939 

© May 10, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562334: Frank Elgar Roush, Cincin- 
nati. 


BoosEy’s MILITARY JOURNAL Il46TH 
SERIES, NO. 6; arr. by Boosey & co. 
iof Great Britain); military band. 
London, Boosey & co. Contents: 
1. Robinson Crusoe’s isle; one-step, 
by Robert Stolz—2. Golly eyes; by 
Lee Rudd.—3. Limehouse blues; by 
Philip Braham—4. The magic waltz; 
by Oscar Straus—5. And her mother 
came too; by Ivor Novello. 7940 

@) Mar. 23,1923. tics Aps) 2a5 0 
557653:  Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. © arrangementi 


pt. IlI,n.s., v.18 


BowMAN (CHARLES F.) Songs; words 
and melody by C. F. Bowman of 
Sa - 7941 

© o1\.c., Aptio20s. 38923 eye S826" 
nee F. Bowman, West Hoboken, 


BraHMsS (JOHANNES) Album of se- 
lected compositions; by J. Brahms, 
ed. by Louis Oesterle tof U. Si; pf. 

7942 

© Mar. 21, 1923; 2 ¢. andyadee Mar. 

27; A 702207; .Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


Sapphic ode (Sapphische ode); by 
J. Brahms, transcribed by Jeno Hu- 
bay rof Hungary; violin and piano. 
(Sheet music edition, B. 1833) 7943 
© -Pebs 2) T0282 ce ae ee 
562263; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Valse; by Brahms, op. 39, no. 15, 
arr. by Ignaz Friedman rof Poland, 
domiciled at New York); piano. 7944 
©” "Mar.:' Sy 1925 5° 2 Meier eae, 
559673; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., New 
York. (© revising and editing) 


BRAVE HEART THAT BEATS FOR ME; words 
and music by Leslie Elliot tof Eng- 
land) 7945 


© Mar...239 1973.7 0 euAgr loess 
557530; West’s, Itd., London. 


BreEAtH (TH’) oF AN IRISH SMILE; 
words by Francis De Witt, music by 
Robert Hood Bowers sof U. Si; in 
BY 7946 

©, ‘Apr. 30, 919237) 2 (chee eek, 
559702; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


BreEATH OF Ecypt; melody by T. A. 
Ray stotMi"Sa 7947 


©, 1 e Apr. 302 1923: PA 5619723 
Thomas A. Ray, Los Angeles. 


BricgHt (A) RED ROSE; words by A. 
Hansen, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
Wess 7948 

© ) kes -May."9¥ 19232 Sie a2 5 
Annie Hansen, Tampa, Fla. 


BRING HER AGAIN TO ME; words by 
William Ernest Henley, music by 
Wintter Watts prof U. Sa; medium 
voice. 7949 

© Apr’’'3,' 1923. (2he™ Apress 
559173: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


BROADWAY CARAVAN; fox trot song, by 
Gus. Edwards tof U. Sa, arr. by Sam 
Danks tof U. $1; orch. 4to. 7950 


500 


no. 6, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


7968 


@ ‘May 4, 1923¢'2°c. “May ‘2; E 
559718; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 


Brookier’s (THe) sonc; by Gladys 

Cumberland tof Englandi; piano. 7951 

ON. 9; 1923; 1c: )Apr.nz33 FE 
557610; Warren & Phillips, London. 


BROWN-FATHER’S FATHER’S FATHER; 
words and music by Herbert Rule and 
Fred Holt tof. Englandi; in B flat. 
1Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 
(Cover-title: Father’s father’s name is 
Brown) 7952 

(ag 244.1923: lic. Apr. .20;,, 
557575; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


Buppy’s HABITS; melody by A. Nelson 

fof U. S. 7953 

© 1 c. May 11, 1923; E 564026; 
Arnett Nelson, Chicago. 


BurteEsca: by C. Gurlitt, op. 163, no. 7, 
arr. by Preston Ware Orem tof U. 8.1; 
piano, four hands. (Library of four 
hand music) 7954 

© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
564094; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. «© arrangement) 


BurRLESKE; von Egon Kornauth rof Aus- 

ria) op. 11; flote und klavier. 7955 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; 

FE 557447: Jul. H. Zimmermann, Leip- 
zig. 

Buyssens (Paur) 25 exercices jour- 
naliers; par P. Buyssens sof Switz- 
erland): flute. Nouvelle éd. revue et 
augmentée. 7956 

@ wipe. 145 19236! 1Jc Apr 30; E 
557717; Paul Buyssens, Geneva, Switz- 


-erland. (© revision and enlargement) 


By NIGHT IN MY DREAM I SOUGHT HIM; 
from The song of songs, pt. 2, music 
by Granville Bantock rof England; 
high voice. (Swan edition, no. 33) 

7957 

ey Ape 27> 1923511 .c. Apr. 305 

- 557781: Swan & co., Itd., London. 


By rapio; words by M. F. Adams, mu- 
‘sic by W. Gary tof U. S.1 Washington, 
- D. C., Washington music co. 7958 
ie) Apr. 28,,1923:,2.c. Apr. 28; E 
559669: Mary Frances Adams and 

- Wilmuth Gary, Washington. ; 


By THE RIVER; reminiscence, by Percy 
Elliott tof Great Britain); piano. ot 


© Mar. 16, 1923: 1 c. Apr. 9; E 
- 557356; Schott & co., London. 


By THE YANG-TsE-KIANG; words by 
May Byron, music by H. Baynton- 
Power of Englandi; in D. 7960 

©) May 350 19232711 .0) Maynite’ E 
566030; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


Byers (SmWNEY CHARLES) Five gifts 
from the stork; by S. C. Byers tof 
Great Britaim; pf. Contents: bk. 1. 
1. An evening melody—2. Jig.—3. 
March.—4. Doreen valse—5. Melody 
ni Ce 7961 


©nApr 2s) 19237 Mi ee Mayne 
557857; Stork music pub. co., London. 


C'EST UN PARFUM DE Paris; paroles de 
Mare Hély, musique de J. Lensir tof 
France} 7962 

(C) Apr. 25,1973 51° cipMay9s- EF 
557836; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


CampBia viA; fox-corbelleria, parole e 
musica di Oscar Cattedra rof Italy; 
mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, Santa 
Lucia. 7963 

G) Apts.S 19233 lic. Maypeltes 

, 557996: Italian book co., New York. 


CANTA, OI CORE; versi di F, Mario Russo, 
musica di Raffaele Bossi of Italy; 
mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, Santa 
. Racia: 79 

©wApr ah; 19235. hic: Mayenl7 SE 
557997 ; Italian book co., New York. 


CANTILENE ET PLIASKA; entr’acte, de 
V. Dyck tof Francei; violon, avec acc. 
d’orch. et piano conducteur. 4to. 

7965 
© vApr. 1457192311 c-Apr: 30; E 
557727; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


CANZONA SINCERA ; versi di G. Andreassi, 
musica di G. Salzano jof Italy > man- 
dolino acc. 4to. Naples, Santa Lucia. 

i aC 7 


LO PAPEL ope 1923 le cui ate AY ay 
557995; Italian book co., New York. 


CAPRICCIO ESPAGNOL; by Nicolas Rim- 
sky-Korsakow, op. 34, arr. by Frank 
Winterbottom tof Englandi; military 
band. (Hawkes &son’s military band 
edition, no. 459) 7967 

@) Apr, 24. 1925°"1" ci May ae 
557807; Hawkes & son, London. 


Capriccio crocoso: by Arnoldo Sartorio 
tof Germany); piano. 7968 
@i Ars '25, 1923242 ic.. Apr:.0306r 1s 
559754: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


O01 


7969 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


CAPRICE, NO. 1; waltz, by G. Deiro lof 
Ui Say Fst violim, 7969 
(CE) Tied.) Mar. 19} 1923 70H 1559692 ; 


Guido Deiro, New York. 


CAPRICE, NO.-2; ‘waltz, by G. -Deiro sof 

UW. Sa. epiane, 7970 

© die. Mari 19.) 19235. 5596935; 
Guido Deiro, New York. 


Caracas; fox-trot, melody by Lionel 
Belasco fof U. Si 7971 
Owl ic.) Mar, 31.) 1923) sae 0al- 
Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. 


CARISSIMA; waltz ballad; words and 
music by Arthur A. Penn [Or Ae noel 
sop. and mezzo sop. in B flat. 7073 

© May 5, 1923; 2 c. May 15: FE 
562399; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


Carnaval, (LE) DES cLocHES; de Ed- 
ouard Mignan of France); piano. 
(Hispanies, no. 5) 7973 

©) May. 167.1928 +. Ite May 18 
557929: Enoch & co., Paris. 


CARNIVAL GROTESQUE; by Domenico 
Savino of Italy, domiciled at New 
York); orch. with apse acc. (Photo 
play series, no. 46, P.) 7974 

©) May 14%1923 « 2oc. May “185; 
564300; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CAROLINA, HOME 0 MINE, WHY Dip I 
EVER LEAVE YOU? song _ one-step, 
words and music by Harry Carlton 
of Ub Supimmhy) oStatt hand jtomic 
sol-fa notations) 7975 

© May, 3, (192391 be. May C8; E 
557888; Lawrence Wright music CO., 
London, 


CAROLINE, OH PAL OF MINE; words and 
music by L. Sutherland tof U. S$. 
7976 


© 1 c& May 15, 1923; E 562356: 
Lena Sutherland, Seattle. 


CARPENTER’S (THE) son; words by A. 
FE. Housman, music by C. W. Orr cof 
England) 7977 


© VAptii21923% Ave. 
55/396; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


CARRIGON SKETCHES; five study pieces, 
by L. Jamieson Blair tof Great Brit- 
ain}; piano. Contents: 1. Left-hand- 
ed) Carrigon.—2/10-Carrigon iin ‘the 
maze—3. At church—4. In melan- 
choly mood.--5. Carrigon’s march. 

7978 


“DOG 


Apr. Mek: 


© Mar. 15;:19283:1 c, Mar. a7; E 
556973; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


CASETTA DI BAMBOU; versi e musica di 
A. Silvestri pof Italy; mandolino acc. 
Naples, . Vedova. "Ceccoli 7@& . figli. 
‘Staff and numerical notations 


pave: 258923 j ls'ey Ape 285; 5. 
557673; Italian book co., New Vork. 


CassE cajurs; fox blues, paroles de 
Roger Férréol, José de Berys et 
Georges Dolley, musique de Roger 
Guttinguer fof France) 7980 

©) Apr, )25,, 19235.) caiMlay29;., FE 
557835; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 
C&CIL-IDYL, ; 


poéme symphonique, de 


Trémisot tof France}; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 7981 
© Apr. 25.1928; doch MayyO7 EE. 


557847; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


CELEBRE RAVERIE; de F. Volpatti, junior, 
transcrite par J. Furgeot tof France); 
saxophone alto solo.avec acc. d’har- 
monie ou de fanfare. 4to. 7982 

©' Apr.’ 25, 1923; 1%¢.' May ‘9%: E 
557843; E. Gaudet; Paris. «© tran- 
scription) 

CentA; Mexican waltz, by Alejandro 
soto of Mexico, arr. by Aurelio 
Villanueva tof Mexico; piano. 7983 

© Mar. 10; 1923.) lcs Mar) 246% 


557387; A. Soto, Tampico, Mexico. 
CENTENNIAL HYMN; words by A. E. 
Corning, music by Jane Durland 


Sears cof U: Su 7984 

© May 14,1 1923¢i Zhe May to; © 
564242; A. Elwood Corning, Bloom- 
ing Grove, N. Y. 


CHALET (THE) ciRL’s SUNDAY; music 


by Ole Bull, arr. by Mrs. Crosby 
Adams of U. §$.1; female voices. 
(Summy’s octavo edition, female 
voices, no. 4047) 7985 


© Apr. 5) 11923¢6:2 06, Aor. 79: a 
559170; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 

CHANnson cAtine; de Alfred Capri tof 
Brance},. orc, javec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 7986 


©wApe. 14,°7923; Tex rAp E30. Ee 
5577505 Be Gaudet, Paris. 


Cuanson (LA) pu Finkwitier; de M. 
J. Erb tof Francei; piano. (En Al 
sace, m0. 3) (7987 

© Mar. 15 1923. ics Apes. 30> i 
557700; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris: 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


~ no. 6, 1923 


8006 


~ 


CHANSON INDOUE (A song of India) ; 
_ by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff, tran- 
scribed by Edwin Arthur Kraft tof 
Sie orean. (Recital! series: of 
organ transcriptions, no. 39) 7988 
i) May z, 1923; 2 c. May 9; -E 
562166; G Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© transcription 


CHANSON-POLTIQUE; by Ambroise Far- 
man of England); piano. 7989 
(May 7, 1923; 1 c. May 4; E 
557808; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 
Cuansons (Les) pE MIARKA; poémes 
de Jean Richepin, musique de Ale- 
'xandre Georges (of France; Nouvelle 
éd. Ato. 7990 
ey ar 03. 1923" Pc Apres T45E 
557389; Enoch & co., Paris. (© edit- 
ing and revising) 


CHARLES, MERRY MONARCH; words and 


music by Henry James tof England) — 


7991 

@ Marge 1923) hice Apr. 173 E 

557913; Midland music pub. co., New- 
ton, England. 


CHARMANTE (LA) PROMENADE; poeéme 
de A. Bidaud, musique de Valbert de 
Ceccatty tof France) 7992 

©) Apr. 252. 1923 2:19) "“May? 92 EF 
557840; Ch. Hayet, Paris: 


CHARMIAN;; petit air de ballet, by Arthur 
Cleveland Morse tof U. $.1; piano. 

7993 

©) Apr 5). 1923 3! 2ve! Apr 305) EF 
559710; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


CHELITO; paso doble, de Dardany tof 

’ France]; piano.: 7994 

me) vor. -14, 1923; 1..c.- Apr. 30; E 
557705; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


Cufne (Le) apatru; paroles de Mau- 
rice Chevais, musique de Auguste Cha- 
puis tof France); chceur a trois voix 
égales. 4to. 7995 

meApty t2, 1923: 7 ci; May 9: E 
557845, Durand & cie., Paris. 


CHICAGO BLUES; fox trot blues, words 
* by S. Duncan, melody by Jack Vin- 
| Mecent tof U))'S.1 7996 
m © 1c. May 12,'1923;1E 562295. 
~ Susie Duncan, Centralia, Ill. 
CuHinpHOoD; words by J. L. Woods, 
melody by Herman Dubois (pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher,-of U. S.1 7997 | 
© Jc! Apr: 30, 19232 E 561950; 
' Mrs, J. L. Woods, Kansas City, Mo. 


1832—23 


2 503 


Cuitp’s (A) PRAYER; words by D. 
Michaels, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
UW) Say ares by, Thea: -G.’ Beachy of 
Ws Sa 7998 

© dere: Ape 25, 1923. Ht5o2013' 
David Michaels, New York. 


CHINESE MEMORIES; Chinese fantasy, 
by Billy James tof U. S.1; piano. 7999 
© May 14, 1923;°2'c. May 16; E 
564240; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


CHIQUEITTE; from The bal _ tabarin, 
words by McElbert Moore, music by 
J. Fred Coots and Jean Schwartz jof 
Uy Sa 8000 

©’ May 15, 1923-2 ¢.° May} 164°E 
562464; Harms, inc., New Yerk. 


Cuiguita; tango, by G. C. Hollander 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Harold R. Squires 
tof U. Si; piano. 8001 

©. 1.c.‘May 12,°14923> Brsoz305- 
George C. Hollander, New York. 


CHIRPING THE BLUES; words by Alberta 
Hunter, music by L. Austin jof U. Sa: 
in B flat. 8002 

©! 1c. Apr! ‘26, 1923; FE °561861: 
Lovie Austin, Chicago. 


CHOPIN (FriipéERIC Francors) Chopin; 


famous melodies, selected and arr. by 
M. Greenwald of U. S.1;. piano. 
(Little visits to great composers) 8003 

© Apr. 25; 1923; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 
559760; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


L’oiselet (The little bird); ma- 

zurka, by Fr. Chopin, transcribed by 

Sascha Jacobsen tof U. §.1; violin and 

piano. (Sheet music edition, B. 1769) 

8004 

© Mar. 15, 1923;.2 c. May 12: E 
562260; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Trois ecossaises; by F. F. Chopin, 
_op. 72, no. 3, rev. ed..with biographical 
sketch, fingering, phrasing, pedaling 
and instructive annotations by Leopold 
Godowsky tof U. Si; piano. (Pro- 
gressive series compositions, no. 641, 
gr. 3-b) 8005 

© May. 2, 1923; 2 c..May 7;_E 
559890; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 
(©. annotations, fingering, phrasing 
and pedaling; 


-Valse; by Fr. Chopin, arr. by Erna 
Rubinstein tof Hungary, domiciled at 
New York; violin and piano. (Sheet 
music edition, B. 1838) 8006 
©) Feb. 16, .1923;.2 c..May 12; E 
562262; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8007 


pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18 


CHRIST IS RISEN; duet, words from the 


Scriptures, music by John Prindle 
Scott of U. Si; sop. and alto. (Blue 
octavo series, sacred anthems, no. 
6009) 8007 

©. Mary 9, 91923 ;220coiMay: by E 
562407; Harold Flammer, inc., New 


York. 


CHRISTIANS AWAKE; Christmas anthem, 
music by Joseph Fletcher tof U. S.; 
solos sop., bass and alto with full 
chorus. 4to. (Choir music, second 
series, no. 91) 8008 

"May Be 1O29s.. 2 clay 4 Fy 
559819; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 
N. J. 


CHROMATIC TUNES; words and music by 
John Danyel, transcribed from the 
original ed. by Peter Warlock and 
Philip Wilson tof England) (Chester 
library ) , 8009 

ry Mayu22, .1923:;\ 1 °c. May: 23.;.E 
566037; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 
don. :© transcription 


(© arrangement} 


CIBOULEITE; opérette en trois actes et 
quatre tableaux, livret de Robert De 
Flers et Francis De Croisset jof 
Francei, musique de Reynaldo Hahn 
rof France) 8010 

.C) May’ 15; 1923; 1 c.. May 29% D 
26456; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


CinLo p& AMoR; danza, por Luis R. Mi- 
randa tof U. S.1; piano. 8011 
© Apr. 14° 1923.2... May, 1587 
562396; Sucs. de A. Mayol & co., San 
Juan, Porto Rico. 


CINGALLEGRA 5 versi di P. Cristiano, mu- 
sica di G. Salzano tof Italy); mand. 
acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 8012 

KO) A ie: 23, Pl O23 ds oc. Payee 9. Es 
566003; Italian book co., New York. 


Circus (THE) PARADE; by V. Richard- 
son tof U. $1; piano. Detroit, Mich., 
Simson & co. (Trip to music land: 
At the circus, series two) 8013 


© .May/4, 1923: 2c. May 12° 5, 
562441 ; Vera Richardson, Detroit. 


CLASSICANNA ; 
by Henry Lange tof U. Si Contents : 
1. Classicanna.—2. Whippin’ the ivo- 
ries—3. Oh! you darkeys. 8014 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 4; E 
559825; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
Go», New York. 


CLASSICS FOR BEGINNERS; collected, ed. 
and fingered by Thomas F. Dunhill 
rof Great Britain); pf. 8015 


a syncopated pianorama, 


© Apr. 11, 1923; 
557621; 


London. - 


tice Apred5.;) E 
Anglo-French music co., lItd., 


CLEVELAND ON Laks ERIE’S BEAUTIFUL 
SHORE; words and music by B. Whalen 
(pie S45 8016 

© Apr. 14,1923; 2.0. Apr. 27% 
561893; Billy Whalen, Cleveland. 


CLING TO THE PROMISES; words by Eliza- 
beth B. Miller, music by G. §. Schuler 
fof UL S$. 8017 


© ‘Apr. 1," 1923 ;s2%ee May 10-2 iE 
562401 ; George 5: Schuler, Chicago. 


Crowns (THE); by V. Richardson tof 

4; pangs Detroit, Mich., Sim- 

son & co. (Trip to music land: At 

the circus, series two) 8018 

©> May 4):1923 2 2ca Maguien EF 
562439; Vera Richardson, Detroit. 


CossLEeR (THE); by Herman Lohr, arr. 
by H. M. Higgs tof Great Britain ; 
salon orch. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s 
salon orchestral journal, no. 217) 8019 

© Apt: $,12923;)d0gApe iss 
557520; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
(© arrangement 


CoFFEE CUP BLUES; words and music by 
F, L. Storms tof U. Si, arr. by Mar- 
garet Mason tof U. Su. 8020 

© 1c. May 10, 1923; E 562332; 
Forrest LeRoy Storms, West Roxbury, 
Mass. 


Cotorapo; words by Walter Hirsch, 

music by Harold A. Dellon tof U. S.1 

8021 

© \Apr.: 20, 11923: /2' we. ema i27 ; 

561857; Harold Dellon, inc, New 
York. 


CotorApo Ros&; words and melody by 
Lon Healy tof U. S., arr. by Eugene 
Platzmann tof U. Su. 8022 

©’ 1°. May 19 "192330 562472. 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


CoME AWAY, DEATH; words by Shake- 
speare, music by Thomas F. Dunhill 
tof England) op. 62, no. 4; Ist and 2nd 
ten., and Ist and 2nd bass. 4to. 
(Orpheus, new series, no. 588) 8023 

© Apr. 20, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 23; E 

557603 ; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


CoM& HOME; words and music by G. D. 
Ross*pof U.rSy 8024 
© Jan. 17, 1923: 2 © Apr. 19; & 
559639; O. H. Cundiff and G. Bt 
Ross, Pilot Point, Tex. 


504 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


CoME HOME ‘TO-DAY; words by James 
Rowe, music by W. H. Dunagan tof 
OS. 8025 

1) pan. 17, 19295 2c. Ape. 19; E 
559597; W. H. Dunagan, Sherman, 
Tex. 


CoME, JOIN THE DANCE! by Katie Moss, 
orchestrated by Henri Jaxon of 
Great Britain}; orch. with piano con- 
ductor. 4to. (Melodia, no. 60) 

8026 

Rep Aviat) ¥23; 9092341 co Aprioi2;) B 

557522; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, 
Itd.,, London. (© arrangement) 


CoME ON AND FOLLOW ME; fox trot, 
words by Joe Grey, music by Allie 
Moore tof U. Sa 8027 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 2c. Apr. 14, 1923; 
Bepovsie: Chateau music pub.. co., 
New York. 


COME ON AND KISS YOUR ANGEL CHILD; 
words by Gertrude Lawrence; melody 
by J. Ord-Hamilton tof U. S. 8028 


© 1c. May 11, 1923; E 564013; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


CoME To WALLA WALLA, THE PRIDE OF 
THE West; words and music by B. 
M: MecSlater sof. U. S.,, arr... by:.H. 
Bauer co. rof U. S$. 8029 

© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 559997; B. 

M. McSlater, Walla Walla, Wash. 


CoMFORT YE ONE ANOTHER; words by 
Caro Roma, music by Jessie Mae 
Jewitt tof U. Sa 4to. (Sacred 
trios, quartets, etc., nos. 1637-1639) 
1. Mixed voices.—2. Female voices.— 
3. Male voices. 8030-8032 


eo©! Apr. .'20,-1923;.2 c. each Apr. 
BS; i P559585, 559587, 559588; M. 
Witmark & sons, New York, (© 
new arrangement] 


ComrAvEs; words by K. E. Barnwell, 
music by Edouard Hesselberg tof 
U8. 8033 

igeon TZ, 1923: 2. co Apr. i 305 
562347; Katherine E. Barnwell, EF] 
Dorado, Ark. 


Concert stupy; by Leonard Peck_oof 
Great Britain ; piano, 8034 
Gs May 7; 1923: 1-jey,May 83 
557898 ; Banks & son, York, England. 


ConsoLATION (THE) OF DEATH; words 
y R. F. Mitchell, music by Harry 
Dixon Loes tof U. Si > 8035 

Apr: OK 1928. 2c. Apr. dds Gs, 
550311: R. Frank Mitchell, Murphys- 
boro, - Tl. 


905 


8045 


Conspiracy; by Domenico Savino jof 
Italy, domiciled at New York); orch. 
with piano acc. (Photo play series, 
no. 42, P.) 803 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 18; E 
564304; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


CorE SCIAMPAGNONE; versi de V. Emi- 
lio, musica di G. Donnarumma tof 
Italy:; mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, 
Santa Lucia. 8037 

OC) Apr 31023 7 0) May 17ers 
557994; Italian book co., New York. 


Corto (Epcarno) Fantasia; di E. Corio 

tof Italy}; piano; in re minore. 8038 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1, c. Apr, 16° 
557539; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


CorNnER (THE) STONE OF MY HEART ; 
words by Mrs. C. F. Schramm, music 
by Luther A. Clark tof U.S. 8039 

© “Te ape 30, 1925.4 Bia 1Oat = 
Mrs. C. F. Schramm, Saginaw, Mich. 


CorTEGE ANTIQUE; extraite de la revue 
En pleine folie, de Maurice Hermite 
tof Francej; orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. 8040 

Ga Apt. 2r,. boca, Poe Apr. 27 ee 
Sv A oy Asie Enoch & CO. Parts: 


CorraGE 0’ DREAMS; words and music 
by Boris Ensor tof Great Britain) 
8041 
© Apr. °27}°1923; -Pic."May 4z.E 
ie Song success syndicate, Lon- 
on 


Country (THE) Boy’s BLUES; fox trot, 
by Chas. Warren. Hillman tof Bh Su 


Ato. «Ast Orch, with “piato. ‘acc.s 2. 
Special arrangement for novelt 
orch. 8042, 8043 


© Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c. each Mar. 
315 /7E 559707 559708 ; Hollman bros., 
Chicago. ; 


CouNTRY PICTURES; suite by Montague 


Ewing of Englandi ; piano. Con- 
tents: 1. At sunrise-—2. Red roses.— 
3. By the sundial—4. Ladybird love. 
8044 

Or Apr a tO2Zae he Apr. 137 


557388; Jamesons (St. 
London. 


Brides) Itd., 


CouPLets DU PAnvTIN; tiré de l’opérette 

Les trois Don Juan, livret de Claude 

Roland et de Georges Léglise, mu- 

sique de Henri Bresles tof France) 

8045 

© Apes. 14, °1923" "1 \c. Apr. (4 IY 
557709: Max Eschig, Paris. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8046 


pt. III, n. s., v. 18 


CouRTIERS AND DAMOZELS; minuet, by 
Elmore R. Condon tof U. $.1 op. 9, 
no. 4; violin and piano. (Four court 
scenes, no, 4) 8046 

© May 1, 192352 c; Apr. 303% 
561917; Shattinger piano & music 
co., St. Louis. 


CoverLEY (Ropert) Danse; de R. Cov- 
erley of Great Britaim; violon et 
piano. (Soirée au village, no. Zs 


© Mar. 16, 1923; 1.c. Apr. 9;, E 
557358; Schott & co., London. 


Mélodie, de R. Coverley tof Great 
Britain]; violon et piano. (Soirée au 
village, no. 1) 8048 
© Mar. 16, 19233) 1 eApr. 9s 
557357; Schott & co., London. 


CREPUSCOLO SUL MARE (Crepuscule sur 
la mer); schizzo sinfonico, di Fran- 
cesco Santoliquido tof Italy; was ¥e 


© Feb. 15, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 30; E 
557688; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, 
Italy. 


Crown (THE); words by B. B. Edmi- 
aston, music by E. S. Dean rof U.S. 
8050 

© lan: 217) 1923742 268 Npre 19 Fok 
559642: Emmett S. Dean, Waco, Tex. 


CryInc For you; Feistyle special arr. 
of the fox-trot by Ned Miller and 
Chester Cohn tof U. Sa, arr. by Wil- 
liam Schulz of U. $1; symphonic 
dance orch. 8051 

© May 1) 1923; 2c. May 2; E 
559717: Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
(© arrangement 


CRYINC—LONELY AND BLUE; words and 
music by W. V. Youngren tof U. 8., 
arr. by Morrie B. Streeter tof U. S.1 

8052 
C7 ca Apr. 30,1023. | S0no2 7, 
Walter Vincent Youngren, Chicago. 


CrystaL (THE) GAZER; intermezzo, by 
Howard Carr rof England; See 


(C) Apr e238); 1) ec eApr 20; 7e, 
557663: Hawkes & son, London. 


Cucuricv; versi di Salv. Ragosta, mu- 
sica di Vinc. D’Annibale tof Italyi; 
mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, Santa 
Lucia. 8054 

@ Ape’ 3, dodged ic. May ids UB, 
557993: Italian book co., New York. 


CurtaIn (THE) FALLS; words by 
Arthur L. Salmon, music by ‘Guy 
D’Hardelot tof Great Britain) 8055 

© May. 2,« 192354 ve. Mayes: E 
557797; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


Cut-our (THE), CHARLESTON SWING; 
words and melody by Ben Harris, 
Henry Creamer and Will H. Vodery 
tof U.. Ss, arr. by Claude Lapham lof 
U.S . 8056 


© 1 ¢) May 79"1923-> Bass. 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


CynTuHia; scherzando, by Reginald King 

tof Great Britaim op. 4, no. 3; piano. 

8057 

© ‘Mar."5; 1923) T ce ag, 207. 

sore. Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


CyRANO DE BERGERAC; suite of three 
pieces, by Frederick Rosse tof Eng- 
land) op. 105, orchestrated by Charles 
Woodhouse tof England); orch. with 
piano-conductor. Concert ed. Con- 
tents: 1. Cyrano the soldier, poet and 
lover.—2. Roxane, the dainty and be- 
loved.—3. Cyrano, dying, receives Rox- 
ane’s first kiss. 8058 


© Mar..7, 1923. Tic! eat ot 
556976; Hawkes & son, London. 


Czerny (CH.) 12 études choisies et 
annotées pour la main gauche; de Ch. 
Czerny, tev) par “HUY Wallan “ior 
France; piano. (Le petit pianiste: 
Le petit Czerny, no. 3) * 8059 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. May 9, 1923; 
E 557846; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 


DappyY OF MINE; words by M. L. Whit- 
lock, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
tof WicSa 8060 
‘© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564203; 
Mertie L. Whitlock, Uniontown, Pa. 


DaApDDY’s TOM BOY GIRL; words by R. 
Dill, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 

8061 
© 1 $c. May 9, 19232, 1v559942- 

Rosella Dill, La Habra, Calif. 


DAINTY DANCERS; by L. Leslie Loth 
tof U. $1; piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tien, Se 1 Sto.) 8062 


© -Apr.. 18, 1923-52 (Colas ae 
562284; Carl Fischer, New York. 


DaIsy’S LOVE MAZURKA; by A. W. Pod- 
ger,1ot, U. S15 . plana: 8063 


©, 1, c..May 11; 1923: 5640314 
Annie Wilson Podger, Riverside, N. J. 


906 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


DaLe (BENJAMIN JAMES) Sonata; by 

B. J. Dale tof Great Britaim) op. 11; 

~ violin and pf. 8064 

ria 5,.11923):, Tc. May ,19's) EF, 
566019; Augener, Itd., London. 


DANCE OF THE DEBUTANTES; with bio- 
graphical sketch, fingering, phrasing, 
pedaling and instructive annotations 

_ by Lewis G. Thomas.tof U. S.1 op. 5, 
no. 1; piano. 8065 

© eMiay 1,°19232;2.c. May 4; E 
559864; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


Dancers (THE); valse caprice, by Geo. 
L. Spaulding tof U. Si; piano. 8066 
© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 
ia Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


DANCING BABY DOLL; words by E. J. De 
Veaux, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
fof WxiSh 8067 


© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564206; 
Edmund J. De Veaux, Jersey City. 


DANCING BLUES; waltz, words by A. O. 
Romin, music by Sylvia Forest tof 
U. Sa; piano with words. 8068 

emer 1075: 2c. May 18:.E 
564256 ; A. O. Romin, Escanaba, Mich. 


DANCING UNDER THE LIME-TREB; by Ed- 
mund Parlow tof Germany); piano. 
(Holidays, no. 4) 8069 

@; May +2,.;1923:2 «. May: 9;) 
562154; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


DANS L’OMBRE DE LA CATHEDRALE; drame 
lyrique en trois actes, paroles de M. 
miena et HH. Ferrare,.d’apres’ Blasco 
Ibafiez, musique de Georges Hte tof 
France) ;. oreh. sc. 8070 


fe) Wee. 14,1922. 1c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
E 557768; Heugel, Paris. 


DANS LA CAMPAGNE ENSOLEILLEE, LA 
ROSEE SEINTILLE; de H. Renié tof 
France); harpe. (Promenade matinale, 

petro. 2) 8071 

© Apr. 14,' 1923; 1 c.’ Apr. 30: E 

557702; Louis Rouhier, Paris. 


-DAREWSKI’S FOURTH CONCERT PARTY AL- 
BUM OF CONCERTED NUMBERS; songs 
and dialogue, words by Eric Barber, 
James M. Gallatly and Harford Wor- 
lock, music by J. M. Gallatly tof 
England) 8072 


(OR Mar.:22,°19235)1 c..Apr. 203 Ee 
Beal; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


8082 


DAREWSKI’S THIRD ALBUM OF SEVEN COM- 
EDY DUETS; songs and dialogue, words 
and music by Jack Foley tof England) 

8073 

@yMari 1221923" PectiAprs 20% F 

557572; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


DaRKTOWN REVEILLE; adaptation from 
W. C. Handy’s Bugle blues, words by 
Walter Hirsch, music by Chris Smith 
and W. C. Handy tof U. Sa 8074 

© oMay 17,°1923> 2 c. May 18; 1 
aeee Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
or 


Darky (THE) FIDDLER; by William 
Baines tof U. Si; piano. (Scenes 
from the Southland) 8075 

O° Apres 257192582" Apr Sue Fy 
ee Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Dawn OF DELIGHT; words by _ Geof- 
frey Clayton, music by Herbert Mathe- 
son tof England 8076 


©! Mar. «1351923 > Gh Anr 16° EK 
55/502; West's, Itd., London. 


DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY, I LOVE You 
MORE AND MORE; words and music by 
Art Hickman and Ben Black tof U. S. 

8077 


©, Apr. .16,, 1923 %;-2..¢..Apr.,\28¢' E 
559652; Florintine music pub. co., San 
Francisco. 


Days (THE) ARE PASSING BY; words 
by M. Elder, music by Lawrence Dud- 
ley rof U. Si; piano with words. 8078 

@) ‘Apt ..12.. 1933* 2c. May 187. B 
564255; Mary Elder, Rustburg, Va. 


DEAR MOTHER O MINE; words by L. 
Sutkiewicz, music by H. Richard tof 
nS.) - 8079 

©+t <eApr.' 3021023 561935 - 
Lambert Sutkiewicz, Chicago. 


DEAR MOTHER OF MOTHER'S DAY; words 
by H. R. Campbell, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington tof U. Sa 8080 

© ey Apr..30;) 1923: Es 561968 ; 
R. Campbell, Meadowbrook, W. Va. 


DEAR OLD OREGON; words and music by 

Joan Billings tof U. Sa 8081 

©) Toe May 19. 1923; 502476 
Joanna Billings, Portland, Or. 


DEaRIE, I WANT YOU; words and music 
by Hector MacCarthy tof U. Su 

8082 

@ Apr. 26:)°1923'"2 ‘c. Apr. 272" E 
559723; Harms, inc., New York. 


O07 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8083 
Depussy (CLAUDE) Ballade; de C. De- 
bussy rof France); pang a quatre 
mains. ° 8083 
C) Apr. d44 1923-1) ei Agree ae 
554712- J. Jobert,) Paris. , .4© -tran- 


scription] 


; de C. Debussy, revue par 
Maurice Ravel tof Francei; piano. 


8084 


© "Apr. TA -f923* ie Apr 30> i 
557716; Jean Jobert, Paris. 


DEEDLE-DEB-DEE DErRort; words and mel- 
ody by Sidney Holden tof U. S.1, How- 
ard Simon tof Canadaj and Richard 
W. Pascoe sof Great Britain), arr. 
by Harry P.”°Guy1of U> 5S. 0085 


© 1 c. May 9, 1923; E. 559999; 
Chamberlain co., Detroit. 


DeLAcE (Maurice) ‘Trois poémes; de 
M. Delage tof France; Contents: 1. 
Roses d’octobre; poésie de Rémy de 
Gourmont.—2. L’Alouette; paroles de 
Du Bartas—3. Ballade; paroles at- 
tribuée a Francois Villon. 8086 

©. Apese4;. 1923 Tie. Apr. 302 E 
557694; Durand & cie., Paris. 


DELIBES (CLEMENT PuHILIBERT Lfo) 
Fantaisie; sur l’opéra ‘Lakmé, de L. 
Delibes, transcrite d’aprés la partition 
dorch. par Fortuné July tof France); 


harmonie ou fanfare. 8087 
© Aprci4e 923 : ccs Apr 30ek 
55/7723; E.. Gaudet, Paris. ©. tran- 
scription 
Detius (FREDERICK) Concerto; by F. 
Delius tof Great Britain), arr. by 


Philip Heseltine tof Great Britaim; 
violoncello and piano. (Universal edi- 
tion, no. 7021) 8088 

© ‘Dec. 28; 8922). 1 ©. Mar: 31-1923 - 
E 566010; Universal edition, a. g., 
Vienna. 


DEsERT MAID; fox trot song, words and 
music by T. A. Mayer rof Canada 
Vancouver, Canada, Mayer pub. co. 

8 


089 © 


© Apres. 1923) Fc Apr ue 7e 
557908 ; Theodore A, Mayer, Van- 
couver, Canada. 


DEUXIEME SYMPHONIE; de Louis Thi- 
rion cof France op. 17: piano a qua- 
tre mains, en si mineur. 8090 

©  Apet.028,,,1923;; 1c; May, 90> 
557854; Max Eschig, Paris. . (© ar- 
rangement] 


“e 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


DrAsto (EL) + foxtrot aia Giapanish. 
words and music by W. Hamilton 
ref U. 83 8091 — 

© 1.c. May 4.19233. By 559921 - 
Wade Hamilton, St. Louis. 


Digs SANCTIFICATUS; by William Byrd 
tof England; ed. from Gradualia, 
1607, with an English .text by S. 
Townsend Warner tof Great_ Brit- 
ain); mixed voices. 4to. (Church 
choir library, no. 238) 8092 

© Apr. 10, 1923; 1 ¢« Apr. 23; E 
557668 ; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 
(© editing) 


DIMANCHE (LE) SOIR LES FILLES p’AL- 
SACE CHANTENT AU LOIN;:de M. J. 
Erb rof France); piano. (En Alsace, 
no. 1) ‘ 8093 

Mar. 15)<1923*) 1 eee: 
557698; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 


Dine pone; words by Ivor Hilton, mu- 
sic by John Neat tof England), in 
D. (Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


8094 
© Mar. 9, 1923; 1 ¢. Apr. 20; E 
557580; Herman Darewski © music 


pub. co., London. 


Dionysos; air de ballet, de Roger Gut- 

tinguer rof France); piano. 8095 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 30; E 
557707; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


words by Harry D. Kerr, 
music by “BOSE: Rolapp for, W384, 
arr. by Vern Elliott rof U. S. 8096 


© 1 ‘c. Apris30. (923205 2501971 
Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


DIXIE DAYS; 


DIXIE MINE I HEAR YOU CALLING; 
words and melody by M. Davidson 
and L,. “Scott: .of: U2 Sap eee a. 
Scott. 8097 

©. 1c. May 27, 1923- a (34328 
Morris Davidson, Youngstown, O., 
and Leo Scott, Asheville, N. C. 


DIxIE, THE LAND OF RAG TIME TUNES ; 
fox trot, words and music ey Fred 
Egan fof U.S. 1, arr. by Geo. P. Heeb 
of Uisoa 8098 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; EF 559835; Os- 
car E. Dahloff, Brooklyn. 3 


DIXIELAND; woes and music by D. A. 
Moody tof U. Si 8099 
Onl «. May 16, 1923; E 364230; 

D. A. Moody, Peoria, Ill. 


Do ir; words and melody by W. Ben- 
ton Overstreet rof U. Sj 8100 


08 


MUSICAL 
no. 6, 1923 


COMPOSITIONS 


8119 


heeacopr.i2790 192394 F.. 5618605 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. 


_ DotorEs; words and music by Ring- 
Hager of U. Su. 8101 

(pape. 17,..1923;,.2..c..Apri 18; 5, 
559774; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 


Donjon (Le); tango milonga, par H. 
Paradis tof France); piano, avec vio- 
lon solo. 8102 

pe) 251) 19233, -1,.c. May,.9;E 
557839; H. Paradis, Paris. 

Don’? FORGET; words and music by 

Charles: Arthur. rpséud.. of C. A. 

Sebuliz, or, WU. S. 8103 
etiarers) 1923-2 c...Mar: 3; 

561852; Charles Arthur Schultz, 

Brooklyn. 


Don’t FORGET YOU HAVE A MOTHER LAD, 
WHO'S GETTING OLD AND GRAY; words 
by A. J. De Rosier, music by Geo. 
cra iteOr UU, >.) . New’ York, 
World music pub. corp. 8104 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 9; E 
559963; A. J. De Rosier, Boston. 


Don’? sAy IT AT ALL; words and mel- 

ody by R. Rothberg tof U. S.1 8105 

© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562478; 
Robert Rothberg, New York. 


Don’t sAY THAT WE MUST PART; words 
by C. J. Williams, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington [of UW °Sa 8106 

Ouec-May 105 °19237: i 562191: 
Charles J. Williams, Savannah, Ga. 


Don’t TURN ME DOWN; words by Audre 
Blossom Thompson, melody by M. 
‘Thompson tof U. Sua, arr. by Ferdi- 
nand Oldre jof U. Su. 8107 


@ yl c May 15, 1923; .F ..562360; 
Moe Thompson, Minneapolis. 


DorozSMAI TEMPLOM ‘TORNYAN [AND] 
MERRE VAN A VILAG VEGE; zene Szlati- 
. fay Sandor pof Hungary; 8108 


© June 1, 1921; 1 c. Mar. 3, 1923; 
E 556958; Francis Bard & son, Buda- 
pest, Hungary. 


-Douces mirs; sérénade sur un motif de 


-M. Gracey, paroles de G. Villard, 
musique de Enrico Toselli sof Italy 
8109 


© Apr. 25, 1923: 


L conMayoo: E 
557841; Smyth, 


Paris. 


DowN BY THE OLD APPLE TREE; by Al. 


Wilson and James A. Brennan, arr. 
by Geo. Briegel tof U. Si; band. 4to. 
8110 


OpViany, bo. 923i 2 c.; May Los 
564245: Edward B. Marks. music co., ~ 
New York. (© arrangement 
Down IN OLD RANGOON ; fox trot, words 
by Wyn Ewart, music by Charles 
Prentice tof Great Britaim 8111 

©) Apr. 26s; 1925), 1c... May <3 218 
557803; Chappell & co.,. .ltds, London. 


DOWN ON THE FARM THEY ALL ASK FOR 
you; words and melody by Harry 
Harrison tof U. Sa, arr. by Ed. Mor- 


bach, gr. wot U. Sa 8112 
©, lic. Mayadas (19 g. 5610s: 
Skidmore music co., inc., New York. 


DOWN THE LANE OF SUMMERTIME; waltz 
song, words and music by P. Haeuss- 
Ter stot tlt a.) 8113 

© -e:,,May 15, 1923 :\ 4 > 562377: 
Paul Haeussler, Brooklyn. 


DRAMATIC ALLEGRO; by Domenico Sa- 
vino (of Italy, domiciled at New York); 
orch. with piano acc. (Photo play 
series, no. 45, P 8114 

©: May 14, 1923;-2 c. May 18; E 
564301; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


DreAM OF ITALY; words by P.-Tanzo, 
music by FE. S. S. Huntington of 
B08) 8115 

©. Le Ape. *30/%1923); “E 561966% 
Pietro Tanzo, Akron, O. 


DREAM OF LOVE (Songe d’amour) ; by 
Charles Dallier tof U. S.1; piano. 
8 


Cy Agn. 25, 1923" 2 6 Ape, 30.) 8 
559753; Theo, Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia. 


DREAM SHIPS;’ words and music by D. 
Brunet tof U. Si: 8117 


© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 564004; 
David Brunet, New York. 


DREAM yoyAcE; by Ambroise Farman 


fof England); piano. 8118 
@ May 14,-1923:.1 «May 42; & 
557892; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 


don. 


DREAMING AWAY IME; words by J. S. 
Smith, music by Theo. G. Beach rof 
U. Si New York, Frank Harding, 
music publisher. 8119 

© May 14, 1923; 2°c, May 10;. E 
562348; John S. Smith, Jeannette, Pa. 


009 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8120 


DREAMIMG, DREAMING OF YOU; words 
by Ralph Stanley, music by Harry 
Condor rof Great Britain); in F. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

8120 
© Apr.” 25, “1923 ep Apr.) 276. E 
557628; B. Feldman & co., London. 


Dreams; waltz ballad, words by S. 
Rogers, music by M. Paul Mangan lof 
WS. 8121 


©* 1c May. /17,) 1923-8) 562445 - 
Steven Rogers, Pittston, Pa. 


DREAMS OF THER DESERT; words by Les- 
lie Crossley, music by Doyle Crossley 
rof Great Britain) Contents: 1. 
Dreams of the desert.—2. The blind 


Arab.—3. Allah’s answer. 8122 
©). Api. "27.9923. 1'c,, May 9" Ts 
557859; Stork music. pub. co., Lon- 


don. 


DREAMS THAT ARE ALI. IN VAIN; words 
by Jos. H. Camac, jr., music by FE. T. 
Milner tof England, domiciled at Rum- 
2 TobWe Meal ceva bey 8123 

© Apr 10; 1923: 2 c: Apr. 1475 
has Edward T. Milner, Rumford, 


DREARY WEARY BLUES; words and music 
by Anton Lada and Spencer Williams 
[Ob sULS 8124 

© Apri30,1923= 2%. Maycla. E 
559721; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


by} Ein Odell’ fof Uy Si 
duo. (Odell edition, 
8125 


“Apr. ‘28: B 
a £0. Boston. 


DRIFTING; 
Ope /7y Umand 
no. 10) 

© Apr 24 1923: 
559650; EL: F, Odell 


DRIFTING DOWN THE MOONLIGHT TRAIL} 
words and melody by O. D. Hillman 


pol Ul Sicaree by Garry Aliord 
fot? ish 8126 

©) dtc. May 0% 1023 "ER 550934 « 
Oliver De Witte Hillman, Chicago. 


Drys (THE) ARE ON THE Jos; words 
by James Rowe, music by A. C. 
Neece prof U. S.3 

©) May 8 O28: *2 ce Miay; 
564039; A. 


Du BIST DIE SCHONSTE FRAU DER WELT; 
one-step, text von Karl Farkas, musik 
von Otto Geitner tof Austria; op. 24. 

8128 
©) Mar 2ya 123i sc. . WMiiolee Ee 
557944 ; Musikverlag Melodia, g. m. 
Inia) age Vienna. 


12 
C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


61271) 


pt. IlI, n.s.,v. 18 


‘Du BIST MEINE LETZTE LIEBE; worte von 
Karl] Farkas, musik von Artur Krainik 
tof Rumania) : 8129 

© Mar. 2; 1923. doe May wis a 
557943; Musikverlag Melodia, g. m. 
b. h., Vienna. f 


DuETYToO DU BEGUIN; tiré de lopérette 
Les trois Don Juan, livret de Claude 
Roland et de Georges Léglise, musi- 
que de Henri Bresles tof France; 8130 


©’ Apr.’ 14). 1923544 4c) Apr su F, 
55771 be Max Eschig, Paris: 


Dutce (LA) HABANERA; de Edouard 


Mignan ,of Francei; piano. (Hispa- 
nies, no. 4) 8131 
© May 18, 1923; 1 « May 18; E 


557930; Enoch & co., 
words by L. M. 


Paris. 


Dyine (A) SOLDIER; 


Hass, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Theor s@5beach jot 
UE Sh 8132 


-© 1c. May 18, 19236 7s a45 12: 
L. M. Hass, Millers, Nev. 


EACH LITTLE THOUGHT IS OF YOU; words 
and music by Ben F. Bernard and 
Sam Morris tof U.S. 8133 

© May. 2, 49237),2 sey Biases =k, 
559868; Morris and Bernard, New 
York. 


EASTER HYMNS AND CAROLS; arr. for the 
Sunday school’s celebration and for 
families and groups of Easter singers 
tby authors of U. Si 8vo. 8134 


© -Jan. 24;.14923): Zc. Aileen cs tatr. 
Mar. 8; A 698557; Board of publica- 
tion of the United Lutheran church in 
America, Philadelphia. 


EASTERN LOVE; valse, by Harold Tri- 
noen tof Great Britain); piano, with 
words. 

©. Apr. 27,1923; loc. May 9; 
557858 ; Stork music pub. ¢o., London. 


EcHOES; waltz song, words by Albert 
Morse, music by J. Stanton Gladwin 
rof England, domiciled in Pennsyl- 
vania}; low or medium voice. 8136 

©). ‘May (5,.°1923'o2 ch May 12 Fe 
562342: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Ecstasy (O mocht ik); words by Gui- 
do Gezelle, English version by Mary 
Ellis Opdycke, music by Lodewyk 
Mortelmans jof Belgium) 8137 

© May 14, 19235 20e May. secs 
562386; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


O10 


a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8156 


Eppis steapy; words and melody by 

‘Eddie Cantor tof U. Sa 8138 

mores May 12,1923 5° B, 7562449 
Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 


Ern! THA NEVER SES; words and music 
by F. Hedley Claxton and Leon T. 
Acland tof Great Britain); in C. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations} 8139 

evr. 25, 1923* 1c. Apr. 273.5; 
557627; B. Feldman & co., London. 


E-Gyrsy-Ann; words and melody by 
Ben Harris, Henry Creamer and Will 
H. Vodery tof U. S., arr. by Claude 
Lapham tof U. Su. 8140 


oF 1c. May *9:'1923°- 'R. 559949 - 
Goodman, & Rose, inc., New York. 


Era! gra! EIA! ALALA; inno Fascista, 
parole e musica di Attilio Regolo tof 
Italy; . 8141 


«Mar, 6; 1923; 
557614; Casa 
Milan. 


tac. Mar. 272% 
musicale, Sonzogno, 


EILEEN AROON; words by Gerald Griffen, 
music by John H. Foulds tof Great 
Britain) 8142 

Asm 276 19235; 1 1c. Apr. 30; E 
557771; Chappell & co., Itd., Londou. 


Hii, Ett; traditional Yiddish melody 
by M. Shalitt, transcribed by Jascha 
Gurewieh, tof U.:Sa;; EF flat. alto, B 
flat ten. or C melody saxophone and 

- piano. 8143 

© (War 24: 19252 May 123° 
562268; Carl Fischer, New York. (© 
arrangement) 


E1£onorE; shimmy and fox-trot, by A. 


Chantrier, arr. by Boosey & co. tof: 


Great Britain); band. London, Boosey 
& co. 4to. (Boosey & co.’s supple- 
mental journal for military band) 


©OvApeiy Vl, 1923.3.1 1c. May':105: E 
55/8/73; J. B..Cramer & co., Itd.,. Lon- 
don. (© arrangement) 


Cuno u Myxa (The elephant and the fly); 
‘ Russian words by Agnivtseff, Eng- 
lish tr. by John J. Robbins, music by 

A. N. Salama tof Russia, domiciled 

at New York) 8145 
(©) Vad ic. .. Mar. :20,111923 «EF, “559025: 

Andrew N. Salama, New York. 


ELsIE’s WALTZ; by Elsie Potashnick tof 

Mes ioaop. .2:' piano. 8146 

© May 5, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562313; Elsie Potashnick, St. Louis. 


O11 


a a 
. 


es 


Empty (THE) HOUSE; unison song, 
words by Christine Chaundler, music 
by Ernest Austin tof England) op. 69, 
no. 8; in B flat. 4to. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 8147 

©May 1: 1923 534° cis May’ 10> EF 
ine Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
on.- 


EN AUTOMNE (AUTUMN FLIGHT) ; mor- 
ceau caractéristique, par Henry Mar- 
ling tof Italy1; piano. 8148 

Op Hebe 9 192300 e.  Apr.e2et 
557597; Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 


ENSORCELLEMENT; valse hesitation, de 
Secondo Poselli tof Italyi; piano. 
8 


©) Apr. 201923.) 1e. May 18: *E 
557936; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 


EPERVIER (L’); valse, de Dardany tof 
France}; piano. 1 
@©P Apr. 14719297". “Apr 305. 
557706; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


EprtAPHE; lament, de Jean Lensen of 

Belgium) op. 8; violoncelle et piano. 

8151 

© Mar 16791923" lec. Apr ony 
557354; Schott & co., London. 


ERE THE ROSES FADE AWAY; words by 
Cs, jonnsen., music, by... os. oe 
Huntington fof U. Si 8152 

@) le May 105,1923; -F, 562186; 
E. Johnson, Lockport, Ill. 
(Exercices et 


ESERCIZII I STUDIL 


études) ; sul passaggio del pollice, di 
Ettore Pozzoli rof: Italy); piano. (Edi- 
zione Ricordi, no. Z00) 8153 


@ Ape, 41923601 ©. Apr. 6; oe 
557538; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


ESMERALDA; words a Andrew Halli- 
day, music by W.. Levey, arr. by 
N. Clifford Page as U. Sa; chorus 
of mixed voices. (Ditson school 
octavo) 8154 

C) VApr. j6,119232i 24. Apr. 3b) 
559712; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
[© arrangement; 


EstELLA; caprice, by John De Bueris 
fof U.- Si; C melody saxophone, 
piano acc. 815 

© ee Ane 25% 1923's pce 


John De Bueris, Corona, Ts Tags Ne 


EveRNEL (L’) amour; berceuse, d’aprés 


la cantiléne de Cadet, par Felix 
 Fourdrain tof France); violon. et 
piano. 8156 


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8157 


ETERNEL (L’) aMourR—Continued. 
©) Avs : 2551923 0b ey Apres tAayk 
557666; Société anonyme des éditions 
Ricordi, Paris. 

ETERNELLE (L’) CHANSON; entr’acte, 
de V. Dyck tof France}; violon avec 
ace. d’orch. réduit et piano. 4to. 8157 

©) Apr, 14,.1923-21 c Apr, Sire 
557 7o0e i e Gaudet, Patis, 


EvENING; by Albert von Doenhoff tof 
Sa; piano. (Two poetic pitrer 

no. 2) 8158 
©iMay 23419232 SMay-9t? E 
562149; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


stele BELLS; by Walter Rolfe tof 
U.S; piano, 4 hands. (Jolly com- 


panions) . 8159 

(it. Zo. 1925 = oC, A. ace. 
559740; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Eventinc (AN) HYMN; on a ground, 
words by William Fuller, music by 
Henry Purcell, eds and acc. by Har- } 
vey Grace ;of England) 1. In E 
Bate 2. wn. (3 8160, 8161 


© May 18, 1923; 1 c. each May 19; 
E 557967, 557968; Novello & co., Itd., 
London. (© editing and arrange- 
ment 


EVENTIDE AT THE CONVENT; by Alfred 
Pratt rof Great Britain}; orch. with 
piano conductor. (Boosey’s orches- 
tral journal, no. 223a) 8162 

Oy AiG. 20. Te SE tet Wate an a is, 
557876; Boosey & co., London. 


EVERY DAY EVERY WAy, I Love. just 
you; waltz song, words by Agnes 
Lovendahl, music by A. W. Platt 
foe TW. SS 8163 

©). Miay «2, 419238 42%¢. “May se: 
559929; Platt bros., music publishers, 
Salt Lake City. 


EVERY STEP BRINGS ME CLOSER TO MY-~ 


LOVIN’ HONEY LAMB; words and mu- 
sic by Bob Nelson, 
and Lew Pollack tof U. Sua 8164 
©. Aps,. 30,01923 982 ve) May Pic 
559720; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
EVERY WOMAN’S BLUES; 
odyi by C./ pmith yrof, U.S, are.by 
Stanley S. Miller tof U. Su 8165 


© lic Apr. 28, 1923-4) 550665; 
Clara Smith, New York. 


EVERYBODY PICKS ON ME; words and 
melody by O. Campos jof U. Su, arr. 
by Arthur Fisk tof U. Si 8166 

@© shit, (Aprawe,: 1923; 0s, 559058 * 
Oliver Campos, Irvington, Calif. 


Henry Creamer ’ 


words and mel- |. 


~ 


_ Pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


EvRY GIRL IS JUST A PRETTY FAIRY; 


words by A. H. Thomas, music by 
Peters: «roi U:* Sane New Mork: 
Frank Harding. | 8167 
© Apr. 25, 19239 2 criMigg a; 
559796; Frank Peters, Pittsburgh. 


Ev’RYBODY’S DOIN’ THE ROCKIN’ CHAIR; 
words by Charles Tobias, melody by 
Louis, Bream totwevoa 8168: 


©..1 c. Apr: )30, 1923 3)58 559664 ; 
Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 


EXHIBITION PIECES; 22 brilliant solos,. 
compiled by Preston Ware Orem of 
th - Sas. pr 8169 

© May 2, 1923; 2 c. and aff. May 9; 
A 704510: Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


words by L. E. Phillips, melody 
Ethel 


EYEs; 
by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Fisher, of U. Sa 8170 


© Lec: May 919250. aaa 
Lula FE. Phillips, Parkville, Mo. 


FAIRBANK’S BLUES; words by G. B. 
Jones, music by Theo. G. Beach tof 
U. S.1 New York, Frank Harding. 

8171 
© May, 21,' 1923" 20; Mey To: 
562384; Gail Berenice Jones, St. Louis. 


Fatrigs’ (THE) LULLABY; by Gladys 
Cumberland tof England); pf. 8172 
© Apr. 9, 1923 lie? Alpen ais Ee 
557612; Warren & Phillips, London. 


Farry (THE) COBBLER; words by A. 
Neil Lyons, music by Mark Strong tof 
Great Britain 8173 

© Apr. 26, 1923; 
557800; Chappell & EG. 


Farry TALE; 


Tee Mae 3 
Itd., London. 


marchen, by Hugo Kaun 
rof Germany; op. 117, no. 2; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1186)- 8174 
© Mar. 15, 1923+ Qe ie 2 ANS, 
562288; Carl Fischer, New York. 


FAMMI LA GRAZIA (Tell me thou lov’st 
me); romanza, words by Carlo Zan- 
garini, English version by Th. Baker, 
music by Giovanni D’Auria rot Italy, 
domiciled at Bridgeport, Conn. ; high 
voice. 8175 

@ May 2: 1923-52 
562167; G. Schirmer, inc., 


FASCINATION; tango, by Jacqueline of 
Great Britaim ; piano. 8176 
© May 18, 1923;.1,.c. May 19;;E @ 
566028; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., Lon- 


don. 


¢: May 9s q 
New York. 


‘O12 


| FLEURETTE D’AMOUR; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8194 


FasHIONS FAIR; vocal fox trot, words 
‘by Paul Denery, music by Boris En- 
sor rof Great Britain 817 

©) Apr. 27,, 19233; loc.. May hi E 
557784 ; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


Fat (THE) SALOON MAN AFTER PROHI- 
BITION ; words by Francis E. Graves, 
music by A. Leopold Richard tof 
eS. 8178 

ees) 1925) 2 cs Apr, 223. 1 
SoLsog FE. Grav es, N ashmead, 
Calif. 


FAvorRITs PIANO CLASSICS; by the best 
modern composers, compiled by W. R. 
Draper tof Canada} ‘Toronto, Can- 
ada, Hawkes & Harris music SP 


(@ Aienw24, 1923;..1 .c. May, 3; 5 
557960; W. R. Draper, Toronto, Can- 
ada. 


Frtver (Paut) Quatre mélodies; 1° 
série, poésie de Marcel Charpaux, 
musique de P. Fiévet tof France; Con- 
tents: 1. Brouillards. —-2. Caprice. — 
3. Apres la pluie—4. Mirages. 8180 


© Apr. 26; 1923; 1 c. May 9; E 
557838 ; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


Fir, (Le) pe LA VIERGE; paroles de 
Gérard D’Houville, musique de P. 
Cettier tof France) 8181 
ue) wApr. 25. 19233 1° 'c.."May\9;_ EF 

557852; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 


FIns (THE) o1p ENCLISH GENTLEMAN; | 


humorous song, words. by Greatrex 
Newman, music arr. by Neville Bos- 
worth of Great Britain); in E flat. 
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations} 


© Apr. 20, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 30; E 
.557747; Reynolds & co., London. 


Frac (THE) oF FAITH; words by Ga- 
briel Setoun, music by Robert Mc- 
leod tof Great Britain) 4to. (Songs 
in unison, no. 66) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 8183 

©). May. 6;, 1923:;, Tc. May.21 EK 
557971; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


intermezzo, by 

Percy E. Fletcher tof England: ; piano. 

8184 

© Apr. 19, 1923;:1 ¢ Apr. 30; E 
557775; Hawkes & son, London. 


‘FiroraBeL; fox trot, words by S. R. 
aos melody by Jack Vincent vee 
] 818 


| O13 


© 1c. May 12, 1923; E 562293; 
Mrs. S. R. Debre, Michigan City, 
Ind. 


FLow. GENTLY, SWEET AFTON; by J. 
Hunter Macmillan of Scotland; 
piano. 8186- 

Ape 23, VO23.0e e. “Apr. 305" 
566008; James S. Kerr, Glasgow. 


Flow, LIGHTLY FLOW; words by Owen 
Meredith, music by R. M. Stults tof 
U. $1; women’s voices. 4to. (Part 
songs for women’s voices) 8187 

(©. May, 8,.°1923; 2 e..May 12- 
564072 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


FoLIES D’AUTREFOIS; suite, de Ed. Pol- 
dint ,1of) “Avistrar + op, {90;"~ piano: 
(Chester library: C series, 109) 
Contents: 1. Envoi.— 2. Notre vieux 
clair’ *dew Tunet="S. Ma. Yfaroe! ide 
YPaubade.—4. Valse.—5. Finale. 8188 


©” Mayir22,° 1925. “0 'c. “May 2aarh, 
566038; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


FOLK-SONG PRELUDES; by Peter Warlock 
tof Great Britain); pf. (Album series, 
ne. 182): 8189 

@ May 9 1923-..1 «¢ May 19°°% 
566013; Augener, Itd., London. 


FONTAINE (LA) DU BONHEUR; entr’acte, 


de V. Dyck tof Francei; violon solo, 
piano et orch. réduit. 4to. 8190 

©: Apr 4,. 1923): 1c; Apr.c80s.E 
557731; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


For ME; words by B. B. Edmiaston, 

music by EF. S. Dean tof U. Si 8191 

© idarntaed7, 61923.52 eb Aprya toy 

E 559643 ; Emmett Ly Dean, Waco, 
ex. 


For you; ballad, words and music by 
Day Ryekoti tot 40h So 8 
yet ice Anr, of; 419235+ (R595: 
Lalla Clara Ryckoff, Chicago. 


Forest (THE); words by R. Krause, 
music by S. S. Huntington tof 
RE. Sa 8193 

©» l-ac:; May 16, 1923: F.564205; 
Ruth Krause, Matamoras, Pa. 


ForESst DAWN (Morgengrauen im walde) ; 
whole-tone scale study, by Hugo Kaun 
tof Germany op. 117, no. 3; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1187) 8194 


©) Mar. '591923 :) Zc. May #2-.E 
562289; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8195 


FORESTER (THE) AND HIS SONG; by 
George Spenser tof U. S.1; piano, with 
words. (Songs of life and action) 

81 


©) May 8, 1923) 2..c/) May 127" 
564101; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Fountain; by Buenta Carter tof U. S.; 
piano. 819 
©) Avprs /27;5 1923 + 2..c. May jen E 
559813; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


Fox-tror; tiré de lopérette Les trois 
Don Juan, de Henri Bresles of 
France; piano. 8197 

@ivApr:,14,, 1923. 1c. Apr. 30% 08 
557708; Max Eschig, Paris. 


FRA LE ROSE; mazurka, melodia di G. 
Buzzolani tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York 8198 


lic... May 1S. 1028." iB, 562368 ; 
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 


Francis (G. T.) Two songs; 
C. H. Rose, music by G. T. Francis 
tof Great Britain) Contents: 1. Sigh- 
ing—2. Dreaming; with cello obbl. 

8199 

On Api 17, 198s ie Apt. Soci 

557682: Murdoch, Murdoch & co., Lon- 
don. 


FRASER (WILLIAM) Melody; by W. 
Fraser tof Great Britain); with piz- 
zicato and harmonic acc. for the violin. 
Glasgow, Bayley & Ferguson. 8200 


Ke), Mia 230 0023 or el Apr. 16). 5B 
557393; William Fraser, Glasgow. 


FREDIGUNDIS; oper in drei aufztigen 
nach Felix Dahn, von Bruno Warden 
und I. M. Welleminsky, musik von 
Franz Schmidt tof Austriaj; klavier- 
auszug mit text. 8201 


©)Dec. 10, 1922):1 c Apr. 16,1923): 
E 557463: Josef Weinberger, Vienna. 


FRIENDS; words by Isabelle Osswald, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, 
arr *by Cheo! Gs Beach ot UW, ae 


O14 Ape. 251) 1923)" 562008 
Isabelle F. Osswald, Pittsburgh. 


Froccie Moors; words by Benjamin F. 
and John C. Spikes, music by Ferd 
Morton, tot Ut" S4, arr, by}. Cr Spikes 
fon OL Sa 8203 


© Vic. Apr: to, 1923 0h 550084 ; 


Spikes bres. pub. co., Los Angeles. 


words by } 


pt. 111, fi S..v18 


From AFAR (D’outremer); words by 
Rosamund Marriott Watson, music by 
Cyril Scott a England); in C. 8204 

© M 1923" 1c Sava - Fe 

557895 ; Mig & cO., Itd., London. 


FucuHsia (THE) TREE; old Manx ballad, 
music by Roger Quilter tof England) 
op. 25, no. 2; medium in B minor. 

- 8205 

© Apr. 26, 19235. 1,¢ May 9; E 

ae Winthrop Rogers, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


FucaL (A) ovERTURE; by Gustav Holst 
tof England) op. 40, no. 1; orch., full 
SC: 8206 

©. May 119: 1923; 21 ci May 122: 
557870; Novello & co., ltd., London. 


GALA WATER, BRAW BRAW LADS; words 
by Burns, Scots folk tune, arr.. by 
Malcolm Davidson tof Great Britaim ; 
ist and 2nd ten., Ist and 2nd bass, in 


D. flat. 4to. (Boosey’s choral miscel- 
lany, no. 83) (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) 8207 


© Apr. 7; 92352 MApraZs Er 


557641; Boosey & co., London. t© 
arrangement] 
GarpEN (A) 1n Brittany; words by 


H. Brin-Lancaster, music by Sidney 
Lennox tof England); in E flat. 8208 

© Mar. 15): 1923 lac) Ape as: -E 
557531; West’s, Itd., London. 


GarRDEN (A) IS A LOVESOME THING; 
words by T. E. Brown, music by Al- 
bert Mallinson tof Great Britain) 8209 


©: Mar: (16;°1923'e10 oc) Magn E 
556975) wk: Cramer & coded), Lon- 


don. 


GASOLINE (THE) BLUES; words by O. 
Hawke, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 

8216 
© 1 c: Apr. 30; 1923; BE 561944; 
Oklie Hawke, Tulsa, Okl- 


words by Alfred L. 
Flude, music by G. E. Holmes tof 
Uls.1 8211 

©. May. 7,: 1923:.2).¢. May 10) is 
564070 ; Theo. Presser Go.! Philadel- 
phia. 


Gaur (Harvey B.) Six humorous 
songs; music by Lester ae rpseud. 
of Harvey B. Gaul, of U. Sa; four- 
pt. cho. of men’s voices, a cappella. 
(Ge Sieve choruses no. 7025) 
Contents: 1, Romeo and Julrete2.8 


GATES OF GOLD; 


514. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


~ no. 6, 1923 


In two reels. —3. Flood tide.—4. A 
heavy thaw.—5. The tale of three.— 


6. Value of a correspondence school. 
8212 


@ May .2,: 1923;; 2,c. May: 9; FE 
562145;.G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


GAY LITTLE WILL 0 THE WISP, MY OWN 
LIYILE TRUE LIGHT 0’ LOVE; words by 
Thekla Hollingsworth, music by Geo. 
J. Trinkaus tof U. Si 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, standard quartettes, no. 
1645, 1646) 1. Female voices.—2. 
Mixed voices. 8213, 8214 


© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c. each Apr. 28; 
EB 559584, 559590; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment) 


Ger! wuz! I’vE Got THE SWEETEST 
ciry, Puy TELL THE worRLD; words by 
E. J. Brunelle, music by Arnold T. 
Lax tof U. S.) New York, Manhat- 
tan music co. 8215 

© May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 15; E 
562403; Eugene J. Brunelle, Woon- 
socket, R. I 


GrorcettE; fox-trot, by Ray Hender- 
son, arr. by Debroy Somers rof Great 
Britain); band. London, Boosey & 
co. 4to. (Boosey & co.’s supple- 
mental journal for military band) 


@pi Apwieht, 21923; ic May 10; E 
557872; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inc., New York. 1© arrangement) 


—— vocal fox trot, by Ray Henderson, 
arr. by J. Ord Hume tof Great Brit- 
ain}; band, with 1st cornet conduc- 


tor and words. (Jn Boosey & co.’s | 


brass and reed band journal, no. 632) 

. 8217 

Oy Mar 211923; 1c, Apr.) 2450 E 

557650; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. (© arrangement 


Georcra (A) vreEAM; words by O. 
Hawke, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Pa 


1c: Apr. 30,1923; 561943; 
_Oklie Hawke, Tulsa, Okl 


“Gipp’s; fox-trot, de Ed. Terrazzi of 
Italy); petit orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur. 4to. 8219 
@ Septii iy 1922:1 ¢: May: 18, 1923; 
B557935; Edoardo’. Terrazzi, Nice, 
France. 


Gipsy cRoon soNc; words by Mat 
Mervyn, music by G, H. Clutsam rof 
Great Britain) 8220 


8229 


©) May, 1:A¢:1923; bc May 18.04% 
566027; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Grrt (Tuer) I rovep; love theme from 
the photoplay, by Louis F. Gott- 
schalk fof U. Si; orch. 4to. (Song 
orch. no. 106) 8221 

@) May (50 1923 2'eo May (la ee, 
562344; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Gir, (THE) It TAKES FOR ME; words 
by F. E. Garrett, music by Geo. 
Graft hit. “rot US. Tarra: by? Pheo: 
G. Beach tof U. Sa 8222 


© lc. "May 9) 192337. 562324" 
Frank E. Garrett, Burns City, Ind. 


Gir, OF MY HEART; valse, by J. M. 

Lacalle tof U. Sa; piano. 8223 

@ ykive. May 9911923 5.0 559769 > 
Joseph M. Lacalle, Brooklyn. 


Grru (THE) oF THE GOLDEN WEsT; 
words and music by G. O. Pierce 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Vera Richardson 
Simpson jof U. $j 8224 

@©x h ve.; Kebs 12,1923: Es §59682 ; 
Glen Owen Pierce, Detroit. 


GIVE If A SMILE; words and music by 
Charles Wilmott and John P. Long 
fof England); in G. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) ° 8225 

© ;Kep.. 14, 71925 31 'c Agta ites bs 
557380; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 


GLANEUSES (L&s); chanson, de Rob- 
ert Coverley rof Great Britain); vio- 
lon et piano. (Soirée au village, no. 
3 8226 

©) Mar. 6, $9233 18 cu Apri: 
557359; Schott & co., London. 


GuipInc; fox-trot, from The queen’s 
cabaret follies, words by Con West, 
music by P. L. Grant tof England) ; 
in EF flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
DOLAMONST, Woes 8227 


Hoy Fen I ioea ee Ane te 


"557385 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 


don. 


Guimpses; words by C. M. Ankers, 
music by Hubert Wilfred-Jones tof 
Great Britain) 8228 

©: Aprw24. 1923 Lic. Ape (25: 
557681; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


GLorRIoUS AND MIGHTY; anthem, words 
from the Bible, music by John D. 
Thomas tof U. Sa; mixed voices. 
(Gamble’s octavo editions) 8229 

©) Mann 89 1923: 2) c. Maw 1020 
562315; Gamble hinged music co., 
Chicago. 


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8230 
fy 
Gruck (CuHRIstopH WILIBALD VON) 
Mélodie; by Gluck, arr. by W. H 
Squire of prea Britain); violon- 
cello and pf. 8230 


© Apr. 1841923; 1 ¢. May! 10; EF 
557881 ; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement 


Go-co Buc; from Go-go, words by Alex 
Rogers, music by C. Luckeyth Rob- 
erts rof U. Sy 8231 

©) VA pri72761923.2: Ace. Apr 505. F, 
559670; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 


Go TO SLEEP, MY DARLING BABY ; words 

and music by E. B. Davis ‘of Uss8.i 

8232 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 17° E 

562450 ; ‘Elsie Bludworth Davis, 
Orange, Tex. 


Gop’s GRACE DIVINE; words and music 
by H. Lillenas tof U. Sa 8233 
(Qe Jam 17, 1923" 2 sr Apr. 19s E, 


559641 ; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands, 
Calif. 

Gotonprina (LA) (The swallow) ; 
Mexican waltz, arr. by M. L. Lake 
fat | U. 1; cil orch.. 4to, 8234 


@) sApr+ 6, 1923802 wo May ke oe E 
562258 ; Carl Fischer, New York. © 


arrangement} 


G@NDOLA NERA; barcarolle, poem by A. 
Rubega, English version by Th. Baker, 
music by A. Louis Scarmolin tof 
U. Si; high voice. 8235 

© May.72) 19233. 2)\c.. May (95. EF 
562150; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


GonE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN BLUES; words 
by Charles Thompson, melody by M. 
‘Thompson’ jor} U,, Sa, arr. by Ferdi- 
nand Oldre tof U. S$. 8236 

(Ors Ting. * May -15,.1923. B oG2a5p ; 

- Moe Thompson, Minneapolis. 


GonE, BUT STILL IN MY HEART; fox trot 
ballad, by Lee David, sc. by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. Sa; band, in B flat. 


ob]. 32mo. 8237 
© Ape. 20,! 19233! 2c. Apr. 285 7R, 
559582: M.- Witmark & sons, New 


York. (© new arrangement) 


GooD-NIGHT, SLEEP TIGHT, THAT'S HOW 
T pRAY FoR YOU; waltz ballad, words 
and melody by J. Stanley rof U. 8. 


8238 
Oil e.My 1 S925 3) beaks 
Jack Stanley, Los Angeles. 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


Goop oLD DAYS; words and music by 
E. S. Payne and Raymond Vaile 
Gould tof U. $8.1. Seattle, Popular 
music Co. 8239 


© May 18>] 095s Die: May. mM: 


562320 ; Edward Stephen Payne, 
Seattle... 
GcoD WOMAN’S BLUES; words by H. 


Esmere, music by G. Butts tof Great 
Britain, Meh at Philadelphia, 
arr. by H. Esmere sof Great Britain, 
domiciled at Philadelphiay 8240 

©' Tf c. May 15, 1976:0% 0562555 : 
Hulbert Esmere and George Butts, 
Philadelphia. 


GOOSEBERRY TART; humorous _ patter 
song, words by Fred E. Wilton and 
Reg Matthews, music by Fred Gibson 


rof Great Britain, arr. by Herbert 
Townsend; in B flat. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 8241 


© Apr. 20;:1923;) 1 c:4Ape gee E 
557744; Reynolds & co., London. 


GosPEr, (THE) story; words and music 
by J. W. Gaines tof U. S. 8242 


©. Jan, “1751923 5) Zee at 
559606; J. W. Gaines, Memphis, Tenn. 


GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK; fingering, phras- 
ing, and poetic idea by Ernest R. 
Kroeger tof U. $4, with biographical 
sketch and instructive annotations by 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres- 
sive series compositions, no. 119, gr. 
1~a) 8243 

©’ May * 1, 19232 ea H, 
559851; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


GRATITUDE; by John W. Barrington tof 
U. Ss; organ. (Jn Fischer edition, 
organ music, no. 5167: Five preludes, 
no. 1) 8244 

© May ‘1, "1928 7 Aveh bay 3E° FF 
559788; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


GREENWICH (A) VILLAGE TRAGEDY; 
from New York days and nights, by 
Emerson Whithorne tof U. S.1 op. 40, 
no. 4; piano. (Sheet music edition, 
P. 1308) 8245 

© Mar.’ 6, 1925; 2°C May w2 
562277; Car! Fischer, New York. 


Grizc (Epvarp Hackrup) Dance of — 
the elves; by E. H.. Grieg, op.’ 12, 
no. 4, rev. ed. with fingering, pedal- 
ing, phrasing and instructive annota- 
tions by Leopold Godowsky tof U. S.1, 
biographical sketch and glossary. by 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres-. 
sive series compositions, no. 531, gr. 
aa) 8246 


516 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


© May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 4; E 
559861; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 
(© annotations, fingering, pedaling and 
phrasing! 


Homeward voyage; by E. H. 
Grieg, transcribed by Sascha Jacob- 
sen fof U. Sj; violin and piano. 
(Sheet music edition, B. 1768) 8247 
© Feb: 27, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562261; Carl Fischer, New York. 


+— Norwegian dance; by E. Grieg, 
op. 35, no. 3, arr. by Herbert Sanders 
rof U. S31; organ. 8248 
© May 2, 1923; 2 c. May 4; E 
559815; H. W. Gray co., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Grits AND GRAVY, HIS HIGHNESS THE 
Basso; by S. Easton jof U. Su, arr. 
by Lillian Dav enport tof U. $1; Fae. 

8249 
© 1c. May 1, 1923; E 559694; 
Sidney Easton, New York. 


GROWN-UP PEOPLE; words by Eric Bar- 
ber, music by James M. Gallatly of 
Englandi; in F. (Character songs, 
no. 10) «Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) —~ 8250 

(© feb. 21, 1923; 1 c. Apri 2G E 
557589; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


GULF COAST BLUES; words and music by 
Clarence Williams tof U. Sua 8251 
© May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 10; E 
562333; Clarence Williams music pub. 
co., inc., New York. 


Gypsy NELL; words by M. F. Chesley 
melody by Herman Dubois :pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 8252 

© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 559937; 
Mary F. Chesley, Washington. 


HaspaNeRaA; de Maurice Pesse of 
Francel; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
4to. 8253 

(cept. 14 11923)-) toe. Aprasdy E 
557737; Durand et cie., Paris. 


HANper (Gkiorc FriepricH) Gigue; by 
Handel, arr. by Ignaz Friedman of 
Poland, domiciled at New York; 
piano. 8254 

far 5. 1975s. 2c. Mar. 9: 
559675; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., New 
York. (© revising and editing: 


— Where’er you walk; words from 
Semele, music by G. F. Handel, ed. 
by Paul Bliss tof U. S$. (Concert and 
recital songs ) 8255 


LARMLESS FUN; 


8263 


ae Appi25,01928 >; 2°. 4 Apraie0'ady 
559752 ; Theo, Presser cO., Philadel- 
phia. © editing} 


Hart! HAIL! THE CARAVAN! marching 
song, words by V. Monro, music by 
W. Gary tof WU. Sa 

@ird -¢) “Mdy Isc 1923-08 ..559695- 
Virginia Monro and Wilmuth Gary, 
Washington. 


HANG YOUR CLOTHES ON A HICK’RY 
LIMB; words and melody by Erle 
Threlkeld tof U. Sa 8257 


© 1 c. May 21, 1923; E 564324; 
Erle & Leo pub. co., Charleston, IIl. 


Happy HouRS; waltz, words and music 
by F. De B. Gardner tof U. Si 8258 
© 1 *<.’.May ~4,.-1923'; 10559843 - 
Felicita De Bernard Gardner, New 
York. 


Happy (THE) MEDIUM; musical comedy, 
in a prologue, two acts and an epi- 
_logue, words by S. Latimer tof U. Sui, 
music by M. B. Seay tof U. Ss 8259 
© 1c. May 31, 1923; D 26452; M. 
Berry Seay and Sam Latimer, Colum- 
bia; So. 


Harpouya; paroles et musique de Mar- 
cel Orban (of Francei; soli et cheeur 
mixte.. 4to. (Deux Cramignons Wal- 
lons, no. 1) 8260 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 30; E 
557733; Max Eschig, Paris. 


HarK! HARK, MY SOUL; hymn-anthem, 
words by F. W. Faber, music by Wil- 
liam Baines jof U. §.1; sop. and alto. 
Ato. (Sacred music for women’s 
voices ) 8261 

@y May 8, 1923, 2-6. May 420 
564071; Theo. Presser-co., Bhiladel- 
phia. 


words by James Heard, 
music by E. Antony Roper rof Eng- 
land); in EF, flat. 


no. 15) (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions] 8262 
©,-Jan. .24, 1923-2 e Apr, 2038 


557573; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


Harp (THE) oF Orstn’ (Clairseach 
Oisin); Irish tone-poem, study in 
arpeggios, by A. W.. Patterson tof 
Great Britain) op. 25; piano. Dublin, 
Pigott & co., ltd. 8263 

(C) Apr 1811923: 1c: Apri l4enk 
566035; Annie W. Patterson, Cork, 
Ireland. 


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8264 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Harvest (THE); words and music by 
J. W. Gaines tof U. Su. 8264 
©: Jani17). 1923 grate Apr. 10st 
559601; J. W. Gaines, Memphis, Tenn. 


Havé you GUESSED; words by N. D. 
Thornburg, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
Wi Sa 8265 

© 1c. May 18, 1923; E 564308; 
Nettie D. Thornburg, Eaton, O. 


Hg GIVE-A-M# A ROSE; an Italian mem- 
ory, words by Lilian Grey, music by 
Hubert W. David tof Great Britaim ; 
in G minor. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 8266 

©! May °3)1923s"1 co May 4; EB 
557791; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Hm HASN’T SEEN THE PROGRAMME; words 
by Leslie Henson and Douglas Fur- 
ber, music by Wolseley Charles tof 
Great Britaim 8267 

@tApresed923. A-eyApr eligi 
557524; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


HE IS RISEN, FOREVERMORE; Easter 
anthem based on themes from Beet- 
hoven’s fifth symphony, text from 
Bible and part of a hymn, adapted by 
C..P. Scott tof U. Sa, arr. by John 
Pattinson of S.1; mixed voices 
with organ acc. 4to. (Carl Fischer’s 
choir music edition, no. 141) 8268 

© Jani tO 19230" Bes May 125° E 
562276; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement and adaptation of text 


He wilt LEAD; words by J. W. Gaines, 
music by J. M. Butler tof U. Sale ac 


©) Panel 7, 1929502 ‘cw Apt. iO; E, 
559598: J. M. Butler, Memphis, Tenn. 


He won mMyY Love; words and music by 
G. P. Walter tof U. Si 4to. 8270 
wien galOeo Zer.pinte toot 
559781: Geo. P. Walter, Brownwood, 
Tex. 


Hr WouLDN’? BELIEVE ME; words and 
- music by 
Rule rof England}; in F. Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 8271 
© Mar, 2.19235. 1c. Apr .20;), 
557588; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


Hear, O Gop (Heere, God); words by 
Guido Gezelle, English version by 
Mary Ellis Opdycke, music by Lode- 
wyk Mortelmans iof Belgium; 8272 


Fred Holt and MHerbert | 


© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 15; E 
se Composers’ music corp., New 
ork. 


Heart oF Harikouin (Cceur d’Arle- 
quiri); serenade, by Richard Drigo 
tof Italy}; piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tion, ‘P..1326) 8273 

© «Apr. 25, 1923t2yvenMayi2 5) 
562251; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Heart (THE) of SEATTLE WAS MY OLD 
HOMESTEAD; words by C. W. Con- 
way, music by Luther A. Clark tof 
19S. 8274 

©.Apr. 24; 19233: 2 <c. Agr. a0; FE 
559663; C. W. Conway, Port Lud- 
low, Wash. 


HEART (THE) THA’’S TRUE. AND BRAVE; 
‘fox trot, words by J. Henry, music 
by’ Cal” Southern” tof. Us Sy , os 
Angeles, Royal music pub. co. 8275 

©. Apr.. 15,,.1923;. 26) Ane 2a: 
ever James Henry, Lone Pine, 
Abie a 


HEART TO HEART I HOLD YOU, “DEAR; 
words by Don Valentine, music by 
Fred’k W. Vanderpool, arr. by Geo. 
J." Trinkaus”* pot UM sSag re temale 
voices. 4to. (Witmark edition, no. 


1614) 
© ‘Apr. 9, 1923; To eats 


Apr. 25; E 561854; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment] 


HEAVEN IN YOUR EYES; words by R. S&S. 
Ball, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
ORS 8277 
©) ce. Apr” 25. 1S25 oe ese; 
R.-S. Ball)’ Peterboro; Ont, Canada: 


HEAVENS ABOVE; fox trot, by W. R. 
Stuhler, intro. The mystic strand, by 
F. T. Corbett, arr. by J. Bodewalt 
Lampe tof U. $1; orch. with piano 
ace! 8278 

© May. 11, 19232 cia 55a 
562460; John Church co., Cincinnati. 
(© arrangement 


HEAVY SUGAR DADDY BLUES; words and 
melody by B. H. Boyd tof U.S. 8279 


© lc Apr. 28,'1923; 559661; @ 
Benjamin Harrison Boyd, New York. — 


HEcHICERA (Ammaliatrice) ; tango mi- 


longa, di Orfeo Rossi of Italy); 
petit orch. avec piano. conduttore. 
Edizione Carisch. 4to. (Collection 
etoile) 8280 - 


©' Feb.) 3,°1923' "1 "er Apm 24-0 
557632; A. & G. Carisch @ice Nialawe 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


Hetto Bint; words and melody by H. 
M. Manney tof U. $.1; Ist violin acc. 
8281 


@ ly cy, May 9,, 1923; EF 559931); 
Harry Mayo Manney, Brooklyn. 


HER FIRST WALTZ; by M. L. Preston 
tet, UW Sake piano: 8282 
© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
564079; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


HEutT HAB’ ICH ZEIT; fox trot, worte 
von Karl Farkas, musik von Oskar 
Geiger tof Hungary) op. 56. 8283 

@ Mar. 2;) 1923; Tc. May 18; E 
557941; Musikverlag Melodia, g. m. 
b. h., Vienna. 


Hinpoo (A) BEAUTY; words by Daniel 
Skinner, music by F. Peters of 
U. Si New York, Frank Harding. 

8284 
) Apr 25):1923;) 2c. May! 33 E 
559798; Frank Peters, Pittsburgh. 


His ANGEL; words by F. C. Kerr, music 
by Geo: Graff, jr. tof U. Sa... New 
York, World music pub. corp. 8285 

@iaMay 4. 1923: 2 c. May 9;.E 
559961; Florence C. Kerr, Glen Ol- 
gen. ba. 


His PENNSYLVANIA GAL; fox-trot, 
words by W. Gavey, music by M. 
Paul Mangan jof U. Sj 8286 


(wie wlayell, 1923 1" 562300; 
Walter Gavey, Glen Lyon, Pa. 


Hoso (THE); words and melody by R. 
' Rothberg tof U. Sa 8287 


@ Wie May! 19, <1923 5 S62477 ;sx 
_ Robert Rothberg, New York. 


Hopik CHRISTUS NATUS EST; English 
text by S. Townsend Warner [of 
Great Britain, music by William 
Byrd tof England, ed. from Gradu- 
alia 1607; treble 1, 2, ten. and bass. 
4to. (Church choir library, no. ae 

5 


©» Age, bls | 1923911 ic. Apr. 23; E 
557616; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 

{© editing) 

-Horst pu, Marcor? valse_ boston, 
worte von Benno Vigny, musik von 
Willy Engel-Berger tof Austria) 8289 

©) Nov. 18,1922: Fc. Apr. 16,:1923 ; 
E 557441; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- 
hard Herzmansky), Vienna, 


HorMAnn (JosEpH) Nocturne; com- 
plaint, by J. Hofmann cof Poland, 
domiciled at New York; piano. 
(Mignonettes) 8290 


8299 


©) Apr? 25) 119239502 ab Apr ge: 
FE, 59741 ; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 


HOLDING HANDS; fox trot song, a 
Pascoe, Simon, Berg and Dulmage tof 
Ur Spy Oreck with, wots. .4to.. . 5208 

OO Wan le: NOP gies sc. AGEs SO, oR, 
561910; Chas. E. Roat music co., Bat- 
tle Creek. 


Hotiywoop; from The writer’s review 
of 1923, words by Alfred Hustwick, 
music by Aubrey Stauffer tof U. Si 

8292 

GR prigZ0 19735 2h Apr 28 - 7B, 

559651; Milton Schwartz CO., Holly- 
wood, Calif. 


HoME BREW BLUES; words and music by 
B. Larpinty tof,.U..$3 Detroit, ;Lar- 
pinty & Courlett pub. co. 8293 


OyoAge 14. 10252) e Ngpry Oe) est, 


561905; Bert Larpinty, Detroit. 


HomMs FIRES; words by S. D. Gilmour, 
music by Geo. Grafk, jr. “or OURiSu, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach fof U.S. 8294 

© 1c. May 18, 1923; E. 564310: 
Susie D. Gilmour, Moose Jaw, Sask., 
Canada. 


Home (A), THE PRIDE OF ALL MY 
DREAMS; words by L. Bey, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington fof U. Si = 8295 

©, 1, jc. sApr....30, 1923 > FE, 561964; 
Lawrence Bey, Versailles, O. 


HomESICK FOR you; words and melody 
by J. A. Richison tof U. Si, arr. by 
Arthur. Fisk’ jo U2"S% 8296 

©) te) May otZ.’ 1083 > "as 562206) 
Janet Andrews Richison, San Fran- 
cisco. 


HOMEWARD REJOICING; words by James 
Rowe, music by Virgil P. Cassaday 
fof U. Sa 8297 

@jan. 17849232 Agr bok, 
559599: V. P. Cassaday, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


Honora; intro. Nora sweet Nora, by 
George Spenser tof U. S.1; piano, with 
words. 8298 

© May 8, 1923; C.. Mayy 1227 5 
564098 : Theo. see co: Philadel- 
phia. 


Hora (LA) TontA; zarzuela, en 1 acto, 
palabras del Ramo Mendizabal-Fran- 
cisco Loygorri rof Spaini, musica del 
F. Alonso tof Spaini pte. de apuntar v 
dirigir. 8299 

© iver May 22.1923. Sea 
Francisco Alonso, Madrid. 


11g ALG Poa o19 


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8300 


Horn (THE) (Le cor); words by Al- 


Paul Bliss tof U. Sa, music 
Flégier; bass voice. 

© Ant 6, 192342 cpr. TOE 
561568: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. (© English version 


fred de Vigny, English versigg by 
hy A. 
8300 


Horse (THE) RACE; by William Baines 
of U. Si; piano. (Scenes from the 
Southland ) 8301 

© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 
550748; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Hor A yID A WEIBELE; words and music 
by Morris Goldstein rof U. S., arr. by 
Jack Kammen tof U. $.1; piano, with 
dance by J. and J. Kammen. 


(popDsss) N TN N ONT) 
8302 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 12; E 
560793: Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. 


Housté of HEART'S DELIGHT; words by 
Edward Lockton, music by Mary 
Nightingale tof England); in F. 

8303 

Apr. 27, 1923) 1 c. Apr. 26; FE, 

357665; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 


How cAN I BE A SWEET MAMA TO YOU, 
WHEN YOU'RE A DADDY TO SOMEBODY 


ELSE; words by Sidney Clare and 
Blanche Franklyn, music by Cliff 
Friend of U. $.1 8304 


©: Apr. :26,..1923; 2.¢. Apr. 28; E 
559646: Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


How CAN YOU SAY YOU LOVE ME, WHEN 
you KNOW YOURE BREAKING MY 
HEART; words and music by Vaughn 

De Leath tpseud. of Leonore von der 
Lieth; and Phil. Grausman tof U. $.1 

' 8305 
©) Apts, 94:1923 5.2. cc May, at; 1, 
564044; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


How ws court pDowN DEVON WAY, 
words and music by Lawrence Lor- 
raine tof Great Britain) Oxford, Syd- 
ney Acott & co., ltd. 8306 

@wApe. 13,1923; 1. c. wApr.ahs:; E 
557526: Mrs. Cunliffe Adamson, Ox- 
ford, England. 


How YER COMING UP OLD TORTOISE? 
words by Geo. Crump, music by Will 
Hyde rof Great Britain) Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations} 8307 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


© Mar;,,2491923)- 2] See. ota 
E 557394; Cecil Lennox & co., Lon- 
don. 


Huppy anp Juppy; words by J. C. 
Rearick, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr: hy 1, C Rearickiate Ua 

8308 
© 1.c. May 18,1923; B, 564318 ; 
Jesse C. Rearick, Beaver, Pa. 


HUMORESQUE III; par Jean Sibelius, op. 
89°, ed. and rev. by Julia A. Burt tof 
U. Si; violon avec acc. d’instruments 
acordes. sc. 4to. (Wilhelm Hansen 
edition, no. 2259) 8309 

© Apr.. 5; 1923; 2hc Apracee 
561842; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen, 
Denmark. (© editing and revising) 


Hunt (THE) (Die jagd); scherzo, by 
Hugo Kaun tof Germany) op. 117, 
no. 4; piano. (Sheet music edition, 
P. 1188) 8310 | 

© Mar. 15,°1923 ; 2) May 12> E 
562290; Carl Fischer, New York. 


Hunters’ (THE) RONDELAY; by Gladys 
Cumberland tof England); piano. 


©’ ‘Apr. 9/1925" 1 , ame 
557608; Warren & Phillips, London. 


HuntsMAN (THE); by Edmund Par- 
low tof Germany; piano. (Holidays, 
no. 3) 8312 

©. May-,,2,) 192383 Zeca Mes Ork 
562153; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


HusH A BYE BAY; words by Raymond 
Sherwood, music by Gerald Arthur 
[ot_U Say vale 8313 

©, Mar, 31, 1925 Fic Whar) < e 
559023; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. 


Hvis Wile Pick ER DU; fra sangfarcen 
Patentstilladset, tekst af Alfred Kje- 
rulf, musik af Edvard Brink jof Den- 
mark) 8314 

© Apr. 5,)1923"9 lie! Alpe o> 
557655; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


I AIN’T GOT NOTHIN’; words and melody 
by Walter Hirsch and Howard Steiner 
foro .1 8315 | 

Or c Apty 19 ss 507 /6e 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. © 


I AM HERE; words by Frances Laing 
White, music by P. A. Tirindelli tof 
Italy) 8316 

(©)? May 15;°1923;; en Maye lo: 
557954; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 7 


520 


6 


no. 6, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


8335 


I aM THY GoD, AND THOU ART CHILD OF 
MINE; sacred words, music by Caro 
‘Roma, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 


U. S. 4to. (Sacred trios, quartets, 
ete. .wos,.1035, 1636), 1.....Remale 
voices.—2. Mixed voices. 8317, 8318 


Caper 20, 1923-2 c, each Apr 
28; E 559586, 559589; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment} 


I AM, WALKING IN THE KING’S HIGH- 
way; words by J. W. Gaines, music 
by Eugene R. Walker tof U. $.1 8319 

©) an. 17,1923; °2 e: Apr. 19; E 
559605; Gaines and Walker, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


I CAN NEVER FORGET you; words by Mrs. 
’ J. Braselton, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
USs 8320 

© 1c. May 9, 1923; EF 562326; Mrs. 
John Braselton, Fitzhugh, Okl. 


I CAN’Y BE SATISFIED; words and music 

by A. M. Nachbar cof U.S: 8321 

rrp i, 1925 <2 ‘c. “Apr. '27° FE 
561895; A. M. Nachbar, Chicago. 


Tp LIKE TO GO BACK HOME To MARy- 
LAND; words and. music by M. M. 
Smith tof U. Sa 8322 

© Apr: °18)°1923.5/ 2 c. Apri dt; E 
559307; Myrtle M. Smith, Buffalo. 


I pon’? WANT LOVE; words and music by 
Herbert Rule, Thomas McGhee and 
Tom Mellor tof Great Britain); in B 
flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

8323 
@ Apr’ 30.4923; P cloMay 1; E 
557757; B. Feldman & co., London. 


I pousr rt; reading with music, words 

anon., music by Lalla Ryckoff tof 

f UbiSa 8324 

© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 11; E 

562316; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


I DREAM OF A CASTILE IN SPAIN; tango 
fox trot, words by Benton Ley, music 
by Lee David, arr. by Louis Katzman 
tof U. Si; orch., with words. 4to. 
: 8325 

feriitay 1923-2 c May 9s. 
559959: M. Witmark & sons, New 
- York, (© new arrangement 


I KNOW SHE'S WAITING FOR ME WAY 
BACK HOME: words by S. Ifill, music 
by EB. S: S. Huntington tof U. Sa 
| iia 8326. 

Geiliic!May 10,4923; "562190; 

' Sinclair Ifill, Ancon, Canal Zone. 


o2 


ad 


I LISTEN FOR.YOU; words by Edward 
Lockton, music by Mary Nightingale 
tof England); in E flat. 8327 

© May 11, 1923; 1 c. May 10: E 
ap Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
on. 


I'LL BE A KING ON BROADWAY BYE AND 
BYE; fox trot, words and music by 
kK. W. Clements rot U. Sa, art. by. 
Paul M. Paulsen tof U. S$. 8328 

ire Ape. 30, 1925 5." Be 559606: 
Rolland William Clements, Boston. 


VL, CARRY OFF JA-NIE LEE; words by 
Georgie Hattie Lowell, music by Geo. 
Graft, jr. tot U: Say arro thy i hao G. 
Beach tof U. Sa 8329 

Ose eA pr 925. "1623 ie "502012 
Georgie H. Lowell, Sephyrhills, Fla. 


I'LL HAVE YOU BY GEE; words by M. E. 
Young, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
i: Sheyait, + by, fT eo. G.. beach. ow 
U. Sa 8330 


©. 1 ct. ‘May 9, 1923 >; +E .902323) 
Maude E. Young, New York. 


I’. NEVER GROW ‘TIRED OF WAITING; 
words by Al. Wohlman and Frank 
Fay, music by Dave Dreyer of U. S.1 

: 8331 

© aMar. (27,1923; Acc., May aise 

Da ae Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
forks 


TLL NEVER GROW TIRED OF you; words 
by Mort Livingston and Pete Frost, 
melody by Fred Rose tof U. S.1 8332 


@. 1c.., May (5.51923: “5, 56237 1h; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


Vi, rer, PL, TELL ON You; words by 
James Rowe, music by A. C. Neece 
Lod Ey oe Oiyr bck 8333 

G)y-May. 811923. 22 ‘c. May 125° 

‘564037; A. C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


I’M A LITTLE OUTSIDER; from The mid- 
night follies, words by James Heard, 
music by E. Antony Roper tof Eng- 


land}; in G. ;Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations] 8334 

©) Feb: G3 1923. p2 ic Apr e20nk, 
557590; Herman Darewski music 


pub. co., London. 


I’M CERTAINLY GOING TO HAVE MY WAY; 
words and melody by M. Jackson of 
Whe Su 8335 

© lc. Apr. 30,° 1923; .Ey 561929; 
Mike Jackson, New York. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8336 


I’M DREAMING OF YOU, DEAR JUNE; 
waltz ballad, words and music by J. 
P. Forgues tof U. Sua, arr. by Stanley 
F, Widener tof U. S. Los Angeles, 
Calif., Pacific coast pub. and distrib- 
uting co. 8336 

©. Aprs"26,°19023- 2". May "2: 
reece J. P. Forgues, Santa Susana, 
alif. 


I’m For you, In1tinors! words by J. M. 


Pettit, music by Wm. Brady of 
U. Si Joliet, Ill, J. M. Thompson. 
8337 


©May-»-4j 1923; \2..c., May, 12;\E 
562434; Mrs. L. M. Christian, Sium- 
ner, Wash. 


I’m GLAD I’m MARRIED; melody by H. S. 

Conrad. 10f, UV. 38.4 8338 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 562416; 
Herbert S. Conrad, Ithaca, N. Y. 


I’M GLAD YOU’RE SORRY THAT YOU MADE 
ME CRY; waltz song, words by Hu- 
bert Robinson, music by G. D. Mar- 
fin’ (of We "$2 8339 


© 1c. May 10, 1923; E 562193; 
George Dewey Martin, Hartford. 


I’M .GOING BACK TO DEAR OLD DIXIE; 
words and music by Roy Barbour 
tof Great Britain) (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 8340 


© Mari24,.1923: 1 c. Apr. aac E 
557395; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 


I’M GOING HOME TONIGHT, TO THE DEAR 
OLD Soo; words and music by L. P. 
Fournier tof U. Su 8341 

©) Apr. 26 1923: Zc, Apt..2/3) & 
561884; Lillian Poole Fournier, 
Saulte Ste. Marie, Mich. 


I’M GOING TO MY HOME ON THE OLD MIs- 
SOURI SHORE; words by W. J. Lumpe, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington of 
Urs. 8342 

© hve. SA pes 301923.) 561971 
Wilbert J. Lumpe, Lincoln, Mo. 


JM GONNA CHANGE HER NAME FROM 


Miss to Mrs. S-I-pousiE-P-Y; words - 


by Jack Sherry, melody by Paul AL 
Nagle tof U. S$. 834 

© Me May 2d, 1923 ae 
Gladys H. Davey, Detroit. 


I’M IN LovE; words and music by J. 
Maher of U. Sua, arr. by Barnett 
Wyllie tof U. Sa 8344 

© 1c. Apr. 19, 1923; E 559778; 
John Maher, St. Louis. 


pt. III, n.s., v. 18 


I’M LAUGHING; novelty fox trot, words | 
and melody by Jack Clarke Rock 
tpseud., of U. S.1; Ist violin acc. 8345 

© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561926; 
afecenre Clarke Rockefeller, New 
or 


I’m LIVING ON THE GLORY SIDE; words. 
and music by J. W. Gaines tof U. Sj 


8346 
© Jan.'1/, 1923: 2 cia io Ee 
5596255", Jc eee Gaines, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


I’M SO TIRED OF WAITING FOR YOU; a 
byes | Ay Quigley, music by 
Graff; jr. sof (U2 Saas Theo. 
G. Beach tof:rW. Sa 8347 


©. 1c. “May (9). 1923: 5562327 - 
ive Leslie Quigley, Unionville, 
onn. 


I’M THROUGH WITH YoU; words and 
music by Bob Simmons ti. e. R. J. 
Simmons, of U. Su. 8348 
AO Je ch? May ease BE 559910: 

Robert J. Simmons, Atlantic City. 


I’M WALKING IN THE WAY; words and 
music by J. W. Gaines tof U. Su. 


8349 

© Jan. 17, 1923372 ce Apr lo? E 

559603; J. W. Gaines, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


I NEVER KNEW. WHAT IT WAS TO SHED 
TEARS TIL, 1 MET you; words by H. 


Denker, me by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U. 8350 
(Oy Tne ies 16, 1923; E 564201; 


Helen Denker, Omaha, Neb, 


I SENT YoU A SONG; words by Charles 
Roff, music by Wilfrid Sanderson rof 
Great Britain; in B flat. 8351 

© Apr. 20, 19237)1 <a ota 0 & 
557877; Boosey & co., London. 


I STILL PICTURE THE FIRST KISS UPON 
YOUR BRAUTIFUL LIPS; words by M. 
Honeygoskey, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
UNS4 ‘ 8352 

©. 1c) Apr'25, 1925 -, S620008 
Mike Honeygoskey, Footedale, Pa. 


I THANK you; words by F. J. Gallo,” 
music by Lee Turner tof U. Si 8353 
©. Apr. 28, “1923.2 jcoeiay 7 > ae 
559884; Fred J. Gallo, Cleveland. 


I THINK THE WORLD OF YOU; waltz. bal- 
lad, words and music by B. P. Griffin 
rof U.S. Seattle, Sunset music pubm 
we) 8354 


599 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


8372 


no. 6, 1923 


@y Maye; 1923.7.2,.¢.) May, 7.; 5 
559889; Blanche Parker Griffin, Seat- 
tle. 


I'VE CROWNED THE SAVIOR KING OF MY 

HEART; words and music by F. E. 

- Roush jof U. $1, harmony by T. B. 

~ Mosley tof U. Su. 8355 

©) May 10,°1923; 2. ¢..May. 12; E 

562335; Frank Elgar Roush, Cincin- 
nati. 


I'VE GOT A WONDERFUL SWEETIE TREATIN’ 
ME PRETTY NOW; words and melody 
Dut A. Potray of, U., S: 8356 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; E 559841; 
Edmund Hi Porray, Brooklyn. 


IVE GOT THE BLUES FOR MY MAMMY AND 
DADDY; words and music by H. Free- 
hand and J. A. Schneider tof Czecho 
Slovakia, domiciled at Chicago); piano, 
with words. 8357 


eo tacAmr.24, 1923; 559679: 
Johann Anton Schneider and Harry 
Freehand, Chicago. 


I’vE GOT THE WANTA-BE BLUES; words 
by M. Taylor and L. Gates, music by 
H. Richard rof U. S. 8358 


Cie Apr. 30; 1923; .E: 561931; 
Mary Taylor and Loretta Gates, De- 
troit. 


T’yVE MADE UP MY MIND TO FORGET YOU, 
AND LET YOU RIGHT OUT OF MY HEART; 
words by May Tully, melody by Mar- 
tin Broones tof U. S. 8359 


© Ie. Apr. 30, - 1923 561925. 
D. Otto Broones, New York. 


I WANT THE RIGHT TO CALL YOU MINE; 
words by Bernard Grossman, music 


by Max Prival tof U. Si 8360 


(May “11 1923;°2 ¢. May 75° 
559879 ; Stark & ‘Cowan, inc., New 
York. 


I WANT TO BE LOVED LIKE A BABY; words 
by J. Donnelly, music by Arnold T. 
Lax tof U. Si New York, Manhat- 
tan music co. 8361 

© May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 15; a 
562405 ; James Donnelly, Farmer, S. D 


I WAS ONLY FOOLING WHEN I sap I 
LOVED YOU; words and music by Mark 
Fisher and Cy Richardson tof U. Su. 

8362 


© May 14, 1923; 2c: May 16; E 
564238 ; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


I WILL LIFT UP MINE EYES; anthem, 
qmusic: by J. EK. Roberts tof’ Uj) $.1; 
“mixed voices. 4to. (Anthems for 


mixed voices) 8363 1 


@> May, Git 1923.4. 25604 May, 122s 
564073; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


—  motet, words from 121st Psalm, 
music by H. H. A. Beach tof U. Su. 
op. 98; mixed voices. 4to. 8364 

Oy Agr, 25 1923-2 & Apes) 305 
559733 ; Theo. Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia. 


I wisH I HAD SOME ONE TO CRY OVER 
ME; words by Mitchell Parish, mel- 
ody by Eleanor Young and Harry D. 
Squires rof U. S. 8365 

© 1c. May 17, 1923; E 562443; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


I WONDER; reading with music, words by 
R. F. Bayer, music by Phyllis Fergus 
jor U.S: 8366 

© ‘May 8, ‘1923;.2.'¢'May H; E 
562319; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 


cago. 


words by Edward Lockton, music 
by Sybil Pettitt tof Great Britain BS 
83 


@)¢ Mar 2 {116211923 - uinie. Mar! 1%: FE 
556974; J. B. Cramer & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


I WONDER WHAT I'LL DO, WHEN YOU ARE 
GONE AWAY; words and music by B. H. 
Boyd tof U. Su. 8368 


©p 1 we. .Aepe, 28,° 1923.5, Fi 559662: 
Benjamin Harrison Boyd, New York. 


IcH HAB’ EIN VIS-A-VIS; valse lento, 
worte und musik von Stephan Weiss 
rof Austriai 8369 

On, Novi wi2s ¢ 19228 nitty: Apr iG; 
1923; E 557453; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig. 


IcH HOB NEIT DOS HARTZ; words and 
melody by S. _Klinetzky tof Waa 

8370 

: © 1 c. Mar. 31, 1923; E 559029; 

Sam Klinetzky, Brooklyn. 


IcH WEISS IN RODAUN EINE LAUBE FUR 
ZWEI; wienerlied, text von Benno 
Vigny, musik von Willy Engel-Berger 
rof Austria 8371 

© Nov. 12, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; 
EF 557460; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- 
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


IF SOMEONE LEFT A MILLION TO ME; 
words by 
E. Soypseluntineton tof;.U.. Sacy8372 

1 c. May 10, 1923; E 562188; 
A. J. Brewer, Minneapolis. 


023 


A. J. Brewer, music by — 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8373 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


IF THERE WERE DREAMS TO SELL; part- 
song, words by Thos. Lovell Beddoes, 
music by S. E. Lovatt tof Great Brit- 


ainj; men’s voices. 4to. (Choral al- 
bum, no. 1337) 8373 

©)" May «0. [9237.01 te. Maye? eas 
557975; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


IF THOU WILT EASE THINE HEART OF 
LOVE; dirge for Wolfram, words by 
Thos. Lovell Beddoes, music by S. E. 


Lovatt rof Great Britainj; mixed 
voices. 4to. (Choral album, no. ee) 
8374 


©? May: @01923; dich May 2): EB 
557974; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


IF WE SHOULD SAY ADIEU; words and 
music by Walt. Stoneham and G. C. 
Kéap jot Uy Sa. low an 8375 

©. May 5. 1928*"2 (Cc May. IU. 
562321; Glenn C. Leap, Chicago. 


If YoU GoT A GOOD MAN; fox trot, words 
by A. J. Morris, melody by Jack Vin- 
cent fof U. Sa 8376 

©, tne May °12) (1923: 562296; 
A. J. Morris, Chicago. 


If YOU'LL TAKE BACK ALL YOU SAID; 
words by B. G. Byrd, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rtpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
OR. Sa 8377 

©<1°c. May 9, 1923; -F 559945; 
Beatrice G. Byrd, Brooklyn. 


If you TRIED; novelty fox trot song, 
words and music by W. M. Schmitt 
and E. Aichele tof U. Sa, arr. by 
W. M. Schmitt. 8378 

© 1c. May 17, 1923; EK 562444; Wil- 
liam M. Schmitt and Elmer Aichele, 
Cincinnati. 


IF YOU WANNA MAKE A HIT WITH ME; 
words by F. Galinis, music by E. S. sy 
Huntington tof U. Sa 8379 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564228; 
Felix Galinis, Castle Shannon, Pa. 


ILLUSION ; ouverture de concert, par Ciro 
Urbini tof Italy: op. 76; 


piano conducteur. pts. (Ciné collec- 
8380 


tion ) | 
© Apr, 141923\3)1 ca Apr 30) EF, 
557722; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


ImpRoMPTU IN G Major; by E. A. 

Pedrette tof U. Si op. 1; piano. 8381 

@=1ic.) May Qi. 1923: it 569307); 
Edward A. Pedrette, New York. 


orch. avec | 


In A FARMYARD; suite without octaves, 
by Hilary Vaughan tof England); 


piano, English fingering. ve 8582 
©, Mar, 8, 1923. i cjnApe. 10 
557334; West’s, Itd., London. 


In a TSNT; words and music by Ted 


Koehler, Frank Magine and Joe Lyons 

tof U. S.1 8383 
© Apr. 28, 1923* 2 © eAieeadak, 

561883; Music press, inc., Chicago. 


IN CERCA DI PACE; fox trot, versi di R. 
de Angelis, musica di C. A. Bixio 
tof Italy; mand. acc.) Naples, Edi- 
zioni C. A. Bixio. 8384 

©). .De¢... 27) (1922: ae oie ee 
1923... Ef 55/702; Italian book co., New 
York. 


IN GIARDINO; valzer, melodia di G. Buz- 


zolani of Italy, domiciled at New 
York 8385 
© 1c May 15% 1923+" S62368 ; 


Giosue Buzzolani, New York. 


In GLENDALE; waltz ballad, words and 
music by R. J. Ogden rof U. Sa 
8386 
© Apr.: 219238: 2%e), May 2s), 
562307; Robert P. Ogden, Pasadena, 
Cahir. 


In Maytime; by Jane Munn Spear of 

U.S.) > pleno, 8387 

© May. 1, 19231 2c eviews oa, 
562163; Hatch music co., New York. 


IN MOTHER’S ROCKING-CHAIR; by Adolf 
Weidig, biographical sketch, fingering 
and instructive annotations by Lewis 
G. Thomas; piano. (Progressive se- 
ries compositions, no. 214, sr. 1-b) 

/ 8388 
©! May 1); 1925" 2 Cc Wine. Ee 
559854; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


IN My pDREAMS; by R. Childs and S. 
Huntley tof U. S.1; melody with piano 
acc. 838 

© inic May o1£08928 -wi559920; 
Robert Childs and Sydney Huntley, 
New York. 


IN OTHER LANDS; suite, by 
Vaughan of Englandi; piano, 
out octaves. Contents: 1. Danse pari- | 
sienne— 2. Sunny Spain—3. In Ven- 
ice—4. Russian peasant dance.—d. 
Little geisha girl—®6. Polish dance. 


Hilary — 


8390 


©)’ Apt. 19.1923; 
557437; Jamesons 
London. 


1c Apr18s Em 
(St. Brides)itd) 


O24 


with- a 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


IN PERFECT HARMONY; words by Mac- 
lagan Blair, music by Norman Mc- 
Phail rof Great Britain) 8391 

© Apr 10,1929 °"T «.’ Apr. 265: 5 
557676; Lareine & co., Itd., London. 


IN THAT SOUTHERN HAREM OF MINE; 
words by Joe Young and Sam M. 
Lewis, music by Harry Akst and Geo. 
W. Meyer tof U. S$. 8392 

[© Way 33) 19235 32 c, May 4¢-E 
559871; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


IN THE CITY OF THE Kinc; words by 
James Rowe, music by C. D. Wil- 
liams, cof U.. Sa 8393 

@#ath £7) 1923; 2°.¢:) Apr.) 195. E 
ee C. D. Williams, Vernon, 
ex 


IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD YOU'RE 
MINE; words and music by Wynn 
Stanley, Andrew Allen and Hubert 
W. David tof Great Britain); in F. 
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

8394 

Uap 0: 19232 Apt: 10; FE 

557338; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


IN THE GREAT HALL; words by Cynthia - 


Davril, music by Gustave Ferrari 
rof Switzerland, domiciled at New 
Yorki; sop., alto, ten. and bass 1, 2. 
Ato. (G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 7030) 
8395 

Oi apr 75)11923 > (2) .c). Apr. 93K 
559171; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


IN THE LAND OF SONG AND RHYME; 
words by FE. Harris, music by E 


Matrris-and® Luther’ “A. Clark aoe 


Upsuyeart, by ly. A.,Clark. 8396 


Orc. (Apr, 30, 1923) ck (561942 ; 
Elizabeth Harris, St. Clairsville, -O. 


IN THE MERRY SPRINGTIME; words and 
melody by E. D. Webber tof U. Su. 
8397 

1G. Apr. 27, 19237561867; 
ihe Doyle Webber, Mamaroneck, 


IN THE SILVER MOONBEAMS (Au clair 
~ de la lune); words elaborated from 
the French, and old French melody 
arr. by Cyril Scott tof England; 
in G. 8398 

©; May, 11,1923: 1c May,12:> E 
557894; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


fy THE SWEET BY AND BYE; words by 
by J. H. Laurin, music by BOGS. 8. 
Huntington tof U. Sa 8399 


O20 


8407 


© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564212: 
Judith H. Laurin, Worcester. 


IN THE SWEET BYE AND BYE; words by 
J. W. Gaines and E. Walker, 
music by Eugene R. Walker iof 
IRI RS Soa 8400 

©yhiaiii 7/43 '11923)7;, 20) Apri: 19; EB 
559602 ; Gaines and Walker, Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 


In TurKEY WHERE THE HAREM LILIES 
Grow; humorous song, words and 
music by H. M. Burnaby of Great 
Britains; in C. (Stat and tonic).sol- 
fa notations) 8401 

©), Apr.) 20, - 1923). L, c Apts 308 
557750; Reynolds & co., London. 


IN YOUR ARMS AS WE WALTZ; words by 
John Dolph, music by Alex. .F. 
Reilly rof Canada, domiciled at Port- 
land,’ Or, 8402 

(GC) Nila digs BOZO, Ac GN Die de es 
559780; Alex. F. Reilly, Portland, Or. 


INDIAN SUMMER; words and music by 
Patlite., Parker (Of, Ue or 8403 
@ Apr 24, 1923'% Zc. Ane 262 
559876; Myers music house, Utica, 
Nav: } 


InpIAN’s (THE) THE ONLY AMERICAN 
MAN; words by A. L. Smith, music 
by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach jof U. S. 8404 


© 1c. Apr. 25, 1923; E 562004; 
Annie L. Smith, Baton Rouge, La. 


INNocENT EYES; from The bal tabarin, 
words by McElbert Moore, music by 
Jean Schwartz and J. Fred Coots 
fof “URIS. 8405 

@uMlay? 15) 1925-2 o "May los 
562461; Harms, inc., New York. 


INNOCENT LONESOME BLUE BABY; fox- 
trot, from The rainbow, by George 
Gershwin, orchestrated by Chas. N. 
Grant tof Great Britain, ed. by H. 
M. Higgs; orch. 4to. (Chappell & 
co.’s_ orchestral journal, no. 918: 
Chappell & co.’s salon orchestral 
journal, no. 218) 8406 

@ Ape S 1003%i1 ck Apr: 23s 
557519; Harms, inc., New York. © 


arrangement) 


InspPIRATION; by John W. Barrington 
tof U. S31; organ. (Ju Fischer edi- 
tion, organ music, no. 5167: Five 
preludes, no. 5) 8407 

© May il 923); 2:ves.| May Oe E 
559792; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8408 


pt. Li, meh wy 18 


IRISH RHAPSODY, No. 6; by Charles Vil- 
liers Stanford tof Great Britain) op. 
191; pf. and violin. . 8408 

© Apr. 20, 1923; 1 c. May 10; E 
557883; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement] 


It’s A LONG, LONG WAY TO LONDON CITY; 
words by Mervin Wallace and Max 
Royal, music by Stanley Vivian tof 
England); in EF, flat. ,:Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 8409 

© Janz, 26, 19235.) @7 Apr. 20-7 
557579; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. 


It’s THE SAME OLD WAY; words by Dud- 
ley Beresford, music by Arthur F. 
Tate rof Great Britain 8410 

©. ‘Apr. (27, 1923: bc. May 943, FE 
ee Song success syndicate, \Lon- 
on. 


It’s TIME. WE GOT OUR SHARE; words by 


James Rowe, music by A., C. Neece 

fot, L.-S4 8411 
©: Maye 6411923. 2 c. May A2Zeo 

564036; A. C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


Iv was A LOVER AND HIS’ LASS; words 
by Shakespeare, music by Thomas F. 
Dunhill rof England) op 62,,.n0s, 3.3 
1st and 2nd ten., Ist and 2nd bass. 
4to. (Orpheus, new series, no. 587) 

8412 
©) +Apr.-205 1923-1. ¢. Apr 23: 
557605; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


ITALIAN SERENADE; by W. Busé of 

VU. Sa; violin with piano acc. 8413 

KC) ee May od, 1923 0k: 562455 ; 
William Busé, New York. 


Jal PAS FAIT EXPRES . . . MADAME; 
chansonnette, paroles de Geo. Koger, 
musique de J. Lenoir tof France 


8414 

© Apr. 25, 1923; 1 c.. May’ 9; E 
95783255 L. (Brule, Paris. 

J’sUIS TOUJOURS SEULE; paroles de 

Jean Rieux, musique de Maurice 

Roget tof France) 8415 


© May 18, 1923; 
557934 ; 


1 ¢@ May 18: E 
Enoch & co., Paris. 


Jack Frost; three-part song, words by 
Edward Oxenford, music by Alfred 
R. Gaul, arr. by Paul Bliss tof U.'S.; 
women’s voices. 4to. 8416 

©) Appr. 25501923 42 Apr eis0 sae 
559729: ‘Theo. Presser .co., Philadel- 


phia. :© arrangement) 
9) 


JACK-IN-THE-BOX; fingering, phrasing 
and the story by Ernest R. Kroeger 
tof U. Si, biographical sketch and in- 
structive annotations by Lewis G. 
Thomas; piano. (Progressive series 
compositions, no. 118, gr. l-a) 8417 

© May 1, 1923; 2 ci\May 4; E 
559850; Art publication socy St. Louis. 


JANE; words by Marion Strong, music 
by ; Geo. .Graff, St tot? U. Saeaim. - by. 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si 8418 


© ‘1. c. May 18, 19235) Haga oo: 


Mrs. Wm, E. Goodman, jr., Chestnut 
Hall, eat 
JANE OF THE HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE; 


words by H. M. Burnaby, music by 
Cuthbert Clarke tof Great Britain); 


in’D. ;Staff’ ‘and tonic Sol-fa*nota- 
tions] 8419 
© Apr.,20,.1923;1 ¢-Apry 30; 


5597748; Reynolds & co., London. | 


Jarpin (LS) bU MARIN; paroles de 
André Piedallu, musique de G. Selz 
rof France); cheeur a trois voix. 4to. 

8420 
© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 30, 1923; 
FE 557728; Gaston Selz, Paris. 


JASMINE NIGHTS; words by Mary L. 
Pendered, music by C. J.. Wood tof 
England} London, Novello & co., Itd. 
Jes In;: C2) lia es tae 8421, 8422 


© May 18, 1923; 1 c. each AB 19; 
E 557965, 557966: C. J. Wood, Wel- 
lingborough, England. 


Java; nouvelle danse, di Vincenzo Billi 
rof Italy: op. 375; piccola orch. con 
pianoforte-conduttore. 4to. 8423 

© May015, 19235) 1 iep way Boy 
557957; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


JAZZMINE; fox trot, by T. C. Crosby tof 

PROS) iprano: 8424 

© 1c Aptis ASS erin 
Thomas Coffin Crosby, Boston. 


Je pENsE A ‘or; meélodie, paroles de 
André Piedallu, musique de G. Selz 
tof France) 8425 

© -Dee31, 9225 nic! Apr. 30, 1923; 
E 557713; Gaston Selz, Paris. 


Je sais; fox-blues, par Dardany tof 

Francel; piano. 8426 

©) Apr’ 25, 1923-1 ‘eiMiay GFE 
557833; L. Brulé, Paris. 


JELLY’s BLUES; words and music by L. 
Smith, Clarence Johnson and Warren 
Smith of U. Sa Chicago, Original 
home of jazz music publishers. 8427 | 

©) Mar!’ 1j01923 s2e, TApes 28 as 

~ 559649; Lloyd Smith, Chicago, ) 


26 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


J®&SUS, LOVER OF MY SOUL; hymn anthem, 

~ words by C. Wesley, music by R. § 

' Morrison jof U. S.1; mixed voices. 

Ato. 8428 

©: May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 

2 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


JESUS WILL HELP YoU; words and music 
+ DyieVa cP: (Cassaday: tof U.S. 8429 
MMjam 2177) 192352) ce Apr:.19;) E 
559638; V. P. Cassaday, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


JewisH (THE) Fox Trot; by J. Cherni- 
avsky tof U. 51; melody with piano 
acc, 8430 

@) tock May 10,.1923;-F, 562201; 
Joseph Cherniaysky, New York. 


Jic away poys (Toécte se pardalové) ; 
polka, arr. by Louis Vitak tof U. S33 
concertina in orch, key. 431 

©vAge 1) '1923--2'c. May rt B 
559899; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. «© arrangement 


Jounson (F. ArtHur) Ballade; by 

F. A. Johnson tof U. S$. op. 17; piano. 

8432 

© May 16, 1923; 2c. May 17; E 

562465; Edward Schuberth & co., New 
York. (© revision and editing; 


Jonxk; character song, words by Ludwig 
Satz, music by J. Cherniavsky tof 
U. Si; piano with words. 8433 


rl © May 10, 1923: E. 562199: 
Joseph Cherniavsky, New York. 


JouR DE PLUIE; poésie de André Pie- 
dallu, musique de G. Selz tof France); 
_ cheeur a deux voix. 4to. 8434 
©) Mee.431j11922 >. 1 ¢. Apr: 30/1923; 

E 557725; Gaston: Selz, Paris. 


JusmATE Do; sacred words, music by 
Eaton Faning tof Englandi; mixed 
voices, organ acc. 4to.. (Modern 
church library, no. 229) 8435 

©) OMay 1) 192301 1) cs May’ 9-7 E 
557901; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


JUBILATE Dro In B FLAT; sacred words, 
music by Daniel Rees tof U. S. Le solo 
and chorus. 4to. 8436 

Se) MMiay 9, £19238 2c, May 9: FE 
559960; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 
NE J 


Juuer (THE) oF MY DREAMS; words 
and melody by Dorothy Dare rof U. S. 
fae: 8437 
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1923; E 559032; Al- 
bert Strassman, Brooklyn. 


8448 


Jumpinc-Jack; by Eduardo Marzo tof 
Ua:S4.piano. 8438 
©, 7A pry:6,4,1923-; 2). Apr. 10°" E 
SNe Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


JunrE; words by Margery Agrell, mu- 
sic by Gerrard Williams ti. e. John 
Gerrard Williams, of Englandi 8439 

© May 4, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E 
566005; Winthrop Rogers, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


JUNE IS IN MY HEART; words by Ed- 
ward Lockton, music by Graham 
Vaughan tof Great Britain) 1. Low 
voice.—2. High voice. 8440, 8441 

© May 8, 1923; 2 c. each May 12; 
E 564075, 564076; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


JUNE-TIME IS SPOON-TIME; fox trot bal- 
lad, words by F. E. Keim, music by 
Wendell P. Seybolt tof U. Sa 8442 

@©PApF: 25701923 Ziel-Apmet4 oF 
559321; Seybolt and Keim, New York. 


JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS COLLEC- 
TION; choice collection of secular 
songs, well arranged for school use, 
by various authors tof U. S.; sop., 
alto, and baritone. 4to. 8443 

© ‘Apr.'6, 1923* 2°@ and aff! Apr. 
9; A 703329; Chart music pub. house, 
Chicago. 


Jus? A LITTLE GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN; 
words by Jesse Lloyd and Joe Hearst, 
music by J. Hearst tof Canada; 8444 

©. Apr 28, 40253 lc. Apres 27+ 5 
557906; Hearst music publishers, ltd., 
Winnipeg, Canada. 


Jus? FOOLIN’ WITH you; words and mu- 
sic by Harry Trout and Art Melich 
tof U. Si, arr. by Morrie B. Streeter 
olay Ups - 8445 

© Apr. 27, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 30; E 
561912; Herbert J. Gott, Chicago. 


Josr HOLDIN’ HANDS; teasin’ eyes, words 
and music by F. Peters tof U. Si 
New York, Frank Harding. 8446 

© Apr125911923i: 2 6: 4 Mia 93)° 3 
559797; Frank Peters, Pittsburgh. 


Just? KEEP ON SMILING, SMILE, SMILE, 
SMILE; words and melody by P. Harris 
fof UL nso 8447 

© 1c. May 11, 1923; E 564024; 
Peter Harris, Brooklyn. 


Jus? LIKE A FOOL; words by C. C. Max- 
well, music by David Reed tof U. Su 
New York, Musical advance pub. co. 

8 


448 
97 


OZ 


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8449 


Just LIKE A ¥Foor—Continued. 
© Apts.24, 1923 2 2° Apr. 26a, 
559831; Charles Constance Maxwell, 
New York. 


Just LONELY LONESOME; words by Mrs. 
W. L. Bullard, music by Elliott Mark- 
ham jof U. $1; piano with words. 


© Apr: 12, 19235: 2c. May 18;.F 
564253; Mrs. W. L. Bullard, Corning, 
Ark. 


JusT ONE KIND worD; words by Alex 
Sullivan, melody by Sylvan Green- 
wald, Aaron Gabriel and Anton Lada 
ror US Sa 8450 

Gt ec May,* 11) = 1928; CE S640 12 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


KAK U NASHICH U vorort; melody by 
A. Schwartz tof U. Sa 8451 


© Jeevc)j (May 44.1923 3) 3.559837 : 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


KaM GIA TEIP ILGIN; zodzie Kazio 
Binkio, muzika P. V. Sarpalius rof 
eS 2 


G@ ic. May V7. 1023: i 502453; 
Peter Vytautas Sarpalius, Chicago. 


Hamymku; uau, Msi cugbau wa mazo- 
ukEI, there are more, English tr. of 
words by John J. Robbins, music by 
A. N. Salama of Russia, domiciled 
at New York; (Russian and English 
text) 8453 

© 1c. Mar. 20, 1923: E 559026; 
Andrew N. Salama, New York. 


KAN-A-LU; Hawaiian love-song, words 
by Hubert Fletcher, music by Fred- 
erick C. Senior tof England; 8454 


(©) “Mar 13, 1923501 c) Apr. er 
557533; West’s, ltd., London. 


KATJA, DIE TANZERIN; operette in drei 
akten, von Leopold Jacobson und 
Rudolf Oesterreicher, musik von Jean 
Gilbert tof Germany); klavierauszug. 

8455 
©: Pan. S"99235° 1 te. NEA IG 
557629; George Edwards, London. 


Kaun. (Hueco) Impromptu; by H. 


Kato, jon, Germany: Op.. 117), 10. st 


piano. (Sheet music edition, P. 

1185) ‘ 8456 
©) Mar. 15,1923) -2..c: May Jl 2608, 

562287; Carl Fischer, New York: 


—— Waltz (Walzer); by H. Kaun tof 
Germany jop:,,117; - no. ; 5); piano: 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1189) 8457 

© Mar. 15, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562201." Carl Fischer... New 7 York: 


pt. 111,n.s.,v. 18 


KEEP ON SMILING; waltz song, words 
and music by Joseph G. Scoville rof 
U. Sa Chicago, Ogden, ete., Molto 
Crescendo. 8458: 

© Apr. 20, -1923;'2 °c. “May'4; FE 
561957; Walter B. Scoville co., Og- 
den, Utah. 


KEEP ON THE SUNNY SIDE; words by R. 


Ferdon, music by Theo. G. Beach of 
U. Sa New York, Frank ee 
8459 


© May 21, 1923; 2 c. May 15; E 
562383; Rose Ferdon, Everett, Wash. 


KEYBOARD KONVERSATION; by Vee 
Lawnhurst tof U. $1; piano. 8460 
©” Apr. ‘9; 1929; 2° May Fe >) BE. 
564046; Jack Mills®inc., New York. 


KicKING SOME; words by James Wells, 
music by A. C. Neece rof U. Su. 

8461 

©. May.8, 1923; 2..c. Mayola ee 
564035; A. C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


Kixr; words by Seymour Brown, mel- 

ody by Allen Gumble tof U. Si 8462 

© lc May 1 1923-"8 e250 - 
Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 


Kim; shimmy fox trot, by Nicola Mo- 
leti tof Italy); pf. Edizioni Carisch. 
8463 

© Jan: 15, 192351 ec! May 4< E 
557813; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


KINDER, MEIN WEIN IST NOCH IMMER 
SO SCHON; wienerlied, text von Ben- 
no Vigny, musik von Willy Engel- 
Berger of Austria) 8464 

© Nov.:12, 9922; Apr’ 16, 
1923; E 557461; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


Kine Davin; words by Walter de la 
Mare, music by Herbert Howells tof 
England) 8465 

© Mar. 7, 19235) 1c? Mar. 20:75. 
556982; Winthrop Rogers, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


Chinois fox trot, par 
fat -Sitalyi opi 378 5 
8466 


KING-TCHING ; 
Vincenzo Billi 
piano. | 

© Apr. 14, 19233 /1¢. Apr. 16; Ea 

557545; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. ~ 


King Tut siurs; words by €. D; 
Quist, melody by Herman Dubois | 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa — 


8467 


© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 559947; 
Chas. D. Quist, Ambrose, N. D. 


528 


no. 6, 1923 


Kinepom (THE) ETERNAL; words by 
‘Herbert T. Brandon, music by 
Claude Meredith tof Great aie ore 

846 


My May,.S,., 19235 .2..c; May. 12;, E 
aw Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia 


KINncsLEY (RutTHERFoRD) Five Basque 
Noéls; harmonized, arr. and provided 
with ancient English texts by R. 
Kingsley tof U. Si (Carl Fischer’s 
choir music edition: Christmas carols 
and anthems) Contents: 1. Here 
comes holly.—2. Minstrels’ carol.—3. 
.The seven joys.—4. The cherry-tree 
carol.—. The shepherds’ song. 8469 


Oy Pee 78, > 1922: 2° ci May’ 12, 
1923; E 562274: Carl Fischer, New 
York. ‘© arrangement; 


Kinos; words and music by Seidel 
Rowner tpseud. of J. S. Morogowski, 
tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 

(mi) 
8470 


© June 2, 1922; 1 c. Mar. 26, 1923; 
1c. Apr. 93, FE 557347; J. S..Moro- 
gowsky, Brooklyn. 


Kiss (A) IN THE DARK; valse, by Vic- 
tor Herbert, arr. by H. M. Higgs tof 
Great Britain); piano. London and 
New York, Chappell & co., Itd. 8471 

wcApr 16,'1925-* tc. Apr. 25:) E 
557680; Harms, inc., New York. 


Kiss ME O KISS ME AGAIN; words and 
melody by C. B. Madder (of England, 
domiciled at Milwaukee) 8472 


key ate May 7; 1923! Be 559912 - 
Charles Butcher Madder, Milwaukee. 


Kirry Kearney; words and music by 
J. Strathdee tof .Canada;} Toronto, 
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co. 8473 
’ © May 14, 1923; 1c. May 17; E 
557910; Jack Strathdee, Toronto, Can- 
ada. 


KLEINE (EINE) WOHNUNG AUS DER 
BIEDERMEIERZEIT; text von Benno 
Vigny, musik yon Willy Engel-Berger 
tof Austria) 8474 

So NMidver V2. 199?) be cy. Apr. 
1923; FE 557457; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Hermanzsky), Vienna. 


‘Kiu (THE) KLUX KLAN; words and 
music by Geo. Crump and Will Hyde 
tof Englandi; in C. (Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 8475 

peewene Mar.; 10011923 -2ivce. Apt. 20; E 
557591; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


8484 


KOMM MEIN SCHATZ, WIR TRINKEN EIN 
LIKORCHEN ; fox trot, worte und musik 
von P. Preil tof Germany) op. 255, arr. 
von Hermann Lange. Leipzig, P. A. P. 
verlag. 8476 

GeOct 21192: Be Apr 30,’ 1923; 
E 557753; Paul Preil, Leipzig. 


— Same. 8477 


© Nov. 15, 1921; 1 c. Apr. 20, 1923; 
E 557562; Paul Preil, Leipzig. 


KornautH (Econ) Sonate; von E. 
Kornauth ;of Austria) op. 5; klari- 
nette, in B, und klavier. 1-4. 8478 

@© Dee: 31,1922; Lc. Apres i6, 1923* 
E 557448; Jul. H. Zimmermann, Leip- 
zig. 


KRAKOWIAK Z POD WAWEL; arr. by 
Louis Vitak tof U. S.1; concertina. 
8479 


OnrA prsth IS Ale MayrfvsnE 
559898; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement) 


Kronk& (Emit) Suite; von E. Kronke 
tof Germany) op. 171; flote und kla- 
vier. Contents: 1. Allemande. — 2. 
Courante—3. Air. — 4. Minuetto. — 5. 
Gigue. 8480 

© Dec. 24, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; 
E 557446; Jul. H. Zimmermann, Leip- 


zig. 


LA-HAUT; opérette-bouffe en trois actes 
et quatre tableaux, livret de Yves Mi- 
rande et Gustave Quinson, lyrics de 
Albert Willemetz, musique de Maurice 
Yvain tof France) 8481 

© May 15, 1923; 1 c: May 29; D 
26457; Francis Salabert, Paris. 


LADNA HELCIA; polka, arr. by Louis 
Witalke ior Ul, 5.79 -concertinia. <7. 2.8462 
© May 
559903; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement) 


Lapy; from The bal tabarin, words by 
McEl]bert Moore, music by  fean 
Schwartz and J. Fred Coots rof U. $.1 

8483 
©), Mage Th..1923-27 cr May lose Ee 
562462; Harms, inc., New York. 


Lapy Bs8?ry’s BIRTHDAY MINUET; by 
William Shield, ed. and adapted by 
Alfred Moffat tof Great Britain; 
piano. 8484 

Gi Masu27,011923:; 41 ten iAprd 960 
557351; Augener, Itd., London. [© 
editing and adapting 


029 


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8485 


Lairp (THE) oO COoCKPEN; words by 
Lady Nairne, Scots folk tune, arr. by 
Malcolm Davidson tof Great Britain ; 
lst and 2nd ten., Ist and. 2nd bass, 
in A flat. 4to. (Boosey’s choral mis- 
cellany, no. 82) (Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations) 8485 

© Apr 7) 19230 wep Apes < oe 
557640; Boosey & co., London. © 
arrangement) 


LAKESIDE REVERIE; barcarolle, by M. L. 
Preston tof U. S.1; piano. 8486 
Oy May, 8, Loe ten 2 seu Marra lance, 
564097 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


LAND (THE) oF DREAMS; by Gladys 
Cumberland rof England; piano. 


© Apr 8 1923: Ae. Apr. 23.) 34 
557606; Warren & Phillips, London. 


LAND SONG OF THE WEST COUNTRY; 
words by John Galsworthy, music by 
Gordon Bryan ;of Great Britain); in 
D. 8488 

© Apr 1019235 4c. Apr. 27 = 
557624; Enoch & sons, London. 


LANTERNA GIAPPONESE (Japanische la- 
terne) ; fox trot, versione ritmica dal 
tedesco di V. Binin, musica di Max 
Kreutzler (Corinna Bertolini-Ginami) 
tof Italy; 8489 

© Feb. 15; 1923: 1 c. Apr. 30°: E 
557689; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, 
Italy. 


Lark (THE); romance, by M. Glinka, 
transcribed by Jascha Gurewich tof 
Re Sa.) flat altos flat ten. or C 
melody saxophone and piano. 8490 

© Mar. 24, 1923; 2c. May 12; E 
562267 ; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(© arrangement 


Last NIGHT I DREAMED; recitative and 
aria, words and music by Effie A. 
Forbes Maclennan tof Great Britain: 
Dis acc 8491 

©). May id, 928 51 1.es May 1028 
566017 ; Augener, ltd., Saher 


LAUGHING ROSES; words and music by 
James Francis Cooke, arr. by Arthur 
Nevin tof, U. 5.1; men’s voices. 4to. 

8492 

©) Apt. 25,1923 .2 c. Apr SOs 

559726; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. (© arrangement 


LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; sacred song, words 
by Cardinal Newman, music by Er- 
nest Truman sof Englandi op. 58, no. 2. 
London, Novello & co., ltd. 8493 


pt. 111, m: sz ¥, 18 


©. May 18,.1923; 1c: May 19; mS 
iil Ernest Truman, Syne Aus- 
tralia 


LEAD US, HEAVENLY FatHEr; anthem, 
words by James Edmeston, music by 


Addison F. Andrews tof U. S.1; mixed 
voices, organ acc. 4to. (Music for 
the sanctuary, no. 172) 8494 


© May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 2; E 
een Edward Schuberth & co., New 
ork. 


LEBARGE’S UP-TO-DATE METHOD FOR Ha- 
WAIIAN UKULELE, BANJUKE AND TARO 
PATCH FIDDLE; by John A. LeBarge 
for Uh ASs 8495 

© Apr. 5, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 
12; A. 702882 - Chart music gubeshing 
house, Chicago. 


LEBARGE’S UP-TO-DATE METHOD | FOR 
TENOR BANJO AND MANDOLA; by John 
A. LeBarge,,0f, U,. iS. 8496 


© Apr. 5, 1923; 2 c. andvaft: Apr. 
12; A 702883; Chart music publish- 
ing house, Chicago. 


Lectnp (THE) of St. Yvonne; or, The 
Korrigans of Becquinon, operetta in 
three acts, words and music by W. 
Smyth Cooper rof Great Britaini, rev. 
and arr. by Purcell James Mansfield 
cof Great Britain) 4to. 8497 


© Mar. 20,;1923s;1q, Apr, 195 E 
557467; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


Leo (Lktonarpo) Concerto; di L. Leo, 
rev. e realizzazione di Enrico Polo 
rof Italyi; a quattro violini obbl. coll’ 
acc. di pianoforte. (Edizione Ricordi, 
no. 158) 8498 

© May 15, 1923851) iii 
557958; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Ler Him 1n; words by B. B. Edmias- 
ton, music by ESS! Deantrer Ur Ss 
8499. 

© Jan:' 17, 1923" 2 co Ape, eee 
559623 ; Emmett S. "Dean, Waco, Tex, 


Ler JEsus a YOUR FRIEND; words and 
music by B. B. Edmiaston tof U. Sa 
8500 

©, Jan., 17;,,1923. 203 Apr. 1950 
559600; B. B. Edmiaston, Waco, Tex. 


LEY ME MISS YOU SWEET PAPA; blues 
song, words and music by Art Payne 
and Ed. Schloemer tof U. S., arr. by 
Geo. F. Briegel tof U. Sa 8501 © 

© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 559998 ; 
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New 
York. 


530 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


_ 8519 


Let's Go ROUND To AUNTIE FLO; words 
and music by Shaun Glenville of 
England}; in A flat. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations} 8502 

fees. 14, t923- tc ApreAlty? i 
557376; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


LE?’S GO TRAVELING; operetta for 
children by Cynthia Dodge tof ace : 


©) War, 15,:-1923 "2 -¢) and aff. 
Mar. 27; A 702206; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


Ler’s TAKE A CAR RIDE; fox trot, words 
by Billy Rose and Benton Ley, music 
by Lee David, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
fof U. Sir: orch., in D, with words. 
Ato. 8504 

© May 11923. 2°)’ May 9; E 
559957; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


LIEBE IN LEIDENSCHAFT; words and mel- 
ody by A. King jof Rus. Poland, dom- 
iciled at New York 8505 


1c. May 4, 1923; FE, 559842; Adolf 
King, New York. 


LIEBESLEID (Love’s sorrow); by Fritz 
Kreisler, arr. by Sergei Rachmaninoff 
(of Russia, domiciled at New York); 
piano. (Sheet music edition, P. 1322) 

8506 

(Mar 227 1923; 2 ¢. May 12: E 

562264; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement 


Liré; words by S. .Rich, melody by 
Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fish- 
x, o U.S. 8507 

© 1 c. May 19, 1923; E 562483; 
Stella Rich, Pascoag, R. I. 


Lire’s A GAME; words and music by 
David Windsor tof Great Britaim; in 
D. «(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations 


508 

enpr. 28,1923. boos Apr. 30%; EK 

557773; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


_ Life’s AWAKENING; words by A. Au- 
gustus Williams, music by Wallace 
H. Salter tof Great Britain); in E 
flat. London, Joseph Williams, . Itd. 
8509 
fy Mar 01973 her ch. Marx. 10% 
556984: Wallace H. Salter, Ryde, Isle- 

- of-Wight. 


_Likg SOME YOUNG TROUBADOUR; words 


by Nellie Richmond Eberhart, music | 


by Charles Wakefield Cadman tof 
U. S$. op. 77, no. 2; high voice, cSt 
851 


©) OMe re 29) 1928 © 2° CR NPayet = 
559767; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. 


LiL’ LUMP 0’ COAL; negro dialect song, 
words and music by Harold Dixon 
and-Claude Sacre fof U. S1 = 8511 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 16; E 
564237; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


LinAcs AND you; ballad of springtime, 
words by Gordon Johnstone, music 
by H. QO. Osgood tof U. S.4 8512 

©! May 14. 1923: 2c. May) ibe 
564234; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


LINGER HERE; words, and music by W. 
J. Rietz of U. Si. Oak Park, IIL, 
Cotton’s music shop. 8513 

(©) apy. 14, 1923; 2ics A pg. aby EY 
561903; Wm. J. Rietz, Oak ~ Park, 
Il. 


List—EN; words by J. D. Kiester, music 
by Gloria Brice tof U. Si; piano 
with words. . 8514 

ey Apr. 1241923 42. “May £848, 
564258; James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock Pa, 


LISTENING IN; words by J. Bergin. 

music by E: S. S. Huntington tof 

Si 8515 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564211; Jim 
Bergin, Washington. 


Littic’s NEW HARMONY SELF INSTRUC- 
‘son iby iErank Littisy jor U.. Sic 
chords for ten. hanjo, diagrams with 
notes. 8516 

©.Apr 7, 1923; 2 ¢ and aire Apr. 
9; A 703330; Chart music pub. house, 
Chicago. 


: 


Timie (A) sit 0’ AcHIN’; words and 
music by L. B. Eklund of U. Sa 
8517 


@iwiee .,Apr. 28.) 1923-, i. 550660 
Lois Brennan Eklund, Billings, Mont. 


LITTLE BROWN-EYED LADDIE; words by 
Alice D. O. Greenwood, music by 
Mrs. H. He’ A. . Beach tof U. Sa op. 
99, no. 2. 8518 

(©) Maye 8) 1923-2 -c.’ May 12: 
paetets Theo, Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


LittLeE (THE) BROWN HOUSE; words 

and music by I. C. Rodgers tof U. S. 

8519 

© Fee May’ 1, :°2923';) «559685 ; 
Irene Chealy Rodgers, Seattle. 


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8520 


LITILE BUTTERFLY; by Edmund Parlow 
cof Germany); piano. CHelidayss, a 


© May 2)'1923;° 2.4 May 93 1 
562155; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Lite Cap; words. by L. .M.- Pitts, 
melody by Herman Dubois :pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 8521 

© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562481; 
Lucia Mae Pitts, Chicago. 


LittLE CLOwN; by Buenta Carter tof 
Ui S.19" piano: 8522 
© Ape. 27,,1923, 2 <4 Mavy 35, h 
559812; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


LirrtE (A) DRESDEN SHEPHERDESS ; 
words by~ Harold Simpson, music by 
Arthur Klein tof England) 8523 

© May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 16; E 
557959; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. 


LITTLE GIRL WITH A CURL; words and 
music by W. Hamilton jof U. hos 


©). Lyne: May. 7p: 1928; Hr 550923; 
Wade Hamilton, St. Louis. 


LittLE MOTHER, MY owN; words by 
Francis J. Saunders, music _ by 
Charles Huerter tof U.S. 8525 

©. Apr 27%, 192332. c. May 2y 5 
559706; Boston music co., New York. 


LITTLE MOTHER OF MINE; words by A. 
DD. “Smith: music by, Haws. 59. Lm 
ington tof U. S$. 8526 

© 1c May 16, 1923; E 564198; 

A. D. Smith, Mobile, Ala. 


Limtte (A) sTuDY IN SYNCOPATION; by 
Leonard Butler tof Great Britain; 
piano. 8527 

© May 2, 1923; 1 c. May. 19; E 
566020; Augener, Itd., London. 


Limite (A) SUN-BONNET OF BLUE; 
words and music by Z. Kelly tof 
U. Sa, arr. by William Deal of 
Un jas 8528 

1 c. May 11, 1923; E 564023; 
Zettie Kelly, Covington, Tenn. 


Live HUMBLE; negro spiritual, four- 
part song, music by May Irwin tof 
U, Sa; acr. by HL! Harts rot Ul S41; 
men’s voices. 4to. (Secular part- 
songs, no. 6537) 8529 

©. Mary 27) 1023.2 0c) Magy lee 
559764; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. 


pt. 111, n.'s., v.18 


LIVING ON THE BRIGHT SIDE; words and 
music by H. Lillenas rof U. Sa 8530 


© Jan.:-17, 1923; 4 © Apreides EF 


559593; Haldor Lillenas, . Redlands, 
Calif. 
LivrE (LE) BLEU; petites pieces et 


Noels variés, dans le style facile, de 
E. Soubeyran, op. 18, rev. et doigtés 
par P.-S. Hérard tof France); piano a 
quatre mains. 8531 

©. Apr. 14,1928; 4) c..Apr. G0. E 
557718; Rouart, Lerolle & cie, Paris. 
(© revision and fingering) 


Liza Lou, COME CURK MAH BLUES; fox 
trot, words by O. Cure, music by 
Harry Jay rtpseud. of Harry J. Lin- 
cola, of <a 8532 

© May 5, 1923: 2 € May ge E 
559888; Orla Cure, Shelbyville, Ind. 


LonELY; words and melody by Joe 
Bruckner tof U. Sa, arr. by Frederick 
Hall tof U. Sa 8533 


© "1c... May "37 982557 S02016 ; 
Joseph Bruckner, New York. 


LONESOME; song without words, by 
Josef Hofmann tof Poland, domiciled 
at New Yorki; piano. iene) 

8534 


© Apri. 25, TO25 2 cee ete 
559745; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


LONESOME SBAS; words and music by 
G. V. Rymal fof U. Si, arr. by Homer 
Tourjée rof U. Si 8535 


© lc. Apr %, -25 sooo 
Grant Vernon Rymal, Los Angeles. 


LoNG LOST MAMMA, DADDY MISSES YOU; 
drag fox trot blues, by Harry Woods, 
arr. by | Louis ‘Katzman: for “oa: 
orch., with words. 4to. 8536 

© 'May’'1,' 1923): °2""el) May 79.) E 
559956; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement} 


Loncinc; words by G. E. Crow, music 
by Valeria Gordon fof U. S.1; piano 
with words. 8537 


©. ,Apt. 26, 1923-92 te: lag 16. 


564264; George Edmond Crow, Sugar- — 


ite, N. M. 


LONGING JUST FoR YoU; words by 
Arthur A. Penn, music by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. Sa 8538 

© Apr. 6,°1923; 2%) Apr 14 
559317; M. Witmark & sons, New — 
York. 


ko 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


Look AND Live; words by B. B. Ed- 
miaston, theme and music by W. H. 
Dunagan tof U. S$. 8539 

© Jan. 17,.19283) 2%. Apr. 19; E 
559628: W. H. Dunagan, Sherman, 
Tex. 


Loost Fincers; fox trot, by Stanley C. 
Holt tof Great Britaim ; piano. 8540 
© May 14, 1923; 1 c. May 16; E 
557950; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Lorp (THE) BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU, 
- with sevenfold amen, music by Peter 
Christian Lutkin tof U. $.1; sop. 1, 2, 
alto 1, 2. (Summy’s octavo edition, 
female voices, no. 4048) 8541 
FO}, Amey hic bOZoic2) Ci Pr. 9g» F 
559169; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


Lorp (THE) 1s My SHeEPHYRD; three- 
part song, 23rd Psalm, music by Mrs. 
H. H. A. Beach tof U. S.1; women’s 
voices, organ acc. 4to. 8542 

Apr) 25, 1923; 2c. Apr. 30; E 
559734; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Lorp (THE) OF ALL LEADS ON; words 
by James Rowe, music by O. H. 
Cundiff tof U. Sa 8543 

©) ant 8709295) 2c! Apr. 19; 
559624: O. H. Cundiff, Pilot Point, 
Tex. 


Lost Lové; words by E. C. Simmons, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington of 
a 8544 

(OU “cl May 16,1923; E, .564207 ; 
Edward C. Simmons, Demopolis, Ala. 


Love AND NATURE; words by F. Bell, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. 5.3, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. $11 
; — 8545 

@ tc. May 9,°1923; E 562330; 

Flora Bell, Kansas City, Mo. 


LovE COMES A-SAILING; words by Dud- 
ley Beresford, music by Eugene But- 
ler tof Great Britaim 8546 

mips 27 1923 ;iikiyc./ May 45, E 
557785; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


Love-purr (Tus); from The immortal 
hour, by R. Boughton tof England; 
piano. London, Stainer & Bell, we 


Ape 6, 1928 +d) conApr 26; E, 


a) cA 
557670: Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


8557 


LovE FOR EVER Los’; words by Heine, 
tr. by Frances Hellman, music by 
S. H. Oakley of Great Britain 
London, A. Weekes & co., Itd. 8548 

(CO) itay O.1923 5 Te May. als ik 
566006; S. Harold Oakley, London. 


LovE IN ABSENCE; words by Freda Wil- 
mot, music by G. R. Ceiley tof Great 
Britain}; with violin obbl. London, 
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd. 8549 

Owe 6 14551923) see May "ZUR 
566007; George R. Ceiley, London. 


LovE IN THE WILD; Romany love song, 
words and music by Gipsy Smith rof 
Great Britain | 8550 

©; Apr. 2143119235 hoc Apriid2s 
557348; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


LevE 1s JUST A FLOWER; words by Hal 
Billings, music by Chris. Schonberg 
and Abe Lyman rof U. 8S. 8551 

@©.May 14; 1923,‘ 2c. May 46; E 
564236; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


LOVE, MY HEART IS CALLING You; words 
by Joe Young and Sam Lewis, mel- 
ody by Joe Cooper fof U. Sy 8552 

© 1c. Apt... 27 >)1923; E> 561866; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


LovE’S A FAIRY FIDDLER; words and mu- 
sic by Leslie Elliot tof England) 
. 8553 
©, Mar. 24,, 1923); 4 Apr des, Ff 
557529; West’s, Itd., London. 


LovE sonc oF Har Dyar; words by 
Rudyard Kipling, music by Thomas 
Hunt of U. Sa 8554 

@) Apr Jj2/, 923) 2 .c.. May, 2308 
559705; Boston music co., New York. 


LovE (THE) spe; fox trot, words and 
music by Tom Hunt jof Great Brit- 
ain; im G, “(Statt and. tonic;sel-fa 
notations} ; 8555 

© ‘Apes. ’28)) 19232" Te Apr. 3050 E 

* 557772; Lawrence Wright music co., 

London. 


LOVE WILL BRING YOU HAPPINESS; words 
and melody by Ben Harris tof U. Su, 
arr. by Claude Lapham rof, U. $1.1 

8556 
@) Ties (May 9; 11923;: Ey 559052; 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


LOVELIEST OF TREES, THE CHERRY; words 
by A. EE: Housman, music by C., W. 
Orr 1of England; (In Two songs, 
from A Shropshire lad, <b>) 8557 

© Ape t2 019238 ot eacApand4s i 
Savi J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


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8558 


pt: TLE m sya 


LovELIGHT; words and music ment LutyAsy (Berceuse); by Josef Hof- 


Brunet rof U. Su. 


©" Lic May 9, 49235. 564005 ; 
David Brunet, New York. 


LoveLy Kate; words by L. R. Coccia, 

music by Vincent Berardi tof U. S$. 

8559 

OApr 25,1923" 2 cl May 227s 

559799; Berardi-Coccia music pub. 
co., Rochester, N. Y. 


Lover’s (Tue) cirt; words by Tully 
Davis, music by Davis tot. Uz 6. 
op. 34. Hannibal, Mo., Davis studio. 
8560 
@iMay <1, 1923." 2"errspr. 0s 

561918; Eleanor Davis, Hannibal, 
O. 


Lovr’s CAPTIVE; romance, by E. Brooks, 
rev. by J. S. Seredy tof U. Sa; full 
orch. with piano conductor. 8561 


@) Mar. 30> 1923 2" e. Way iz E 
562255; Carl Fischer, New York. t© 
arrangement] 


Love’s FAREWELL; words and music by 
Francis A. Myers tof U. S.i 8562 


© Apr. 24 11923: - 2c. Apr. 205, 
559875; Myers music house, Utica, 
NY 


Love’s LITTLE HOUR; in Hail and fare- 


well, words by Francis De Witt, 
music by Robert Hood Bowers of 
D4 8563 


©)Mar. 15y (19233) 2 ce: Apri 14;0E 
559314; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


LovE’s LULLABY; waltz, melody by C-. 

Rupp tof U. S$. 8564 

© 1c. May 17, 1923; E 562448; 
Carl Rupp, Chicago. 


_LovE’s SERENADE; words and music by 
John Proctor Mills tof U. S. eee 


©” May (41923520. May iMesh ie 
562435; John Proctor Mills, Mont- 
gomery, Ala. 


LovEtimp; words by Emil F. Russell 
and James Fury, music by H. A. 
Zaremba of U. S.1 8566 

© ire Apr: 23. 192358, 502354 5 
Hugo A. Zaremba, Newark, N. J. 


LovetiIME IN EpEN; from Steve, words 
by Rida Johnson Young, music by 
William Schroeder tof U. Si 8567 

©) Apr 27919235) 2c: TApENZey. 
561879; Harms, inc., New York. 


mann {of Poland, domiciled at New 
Yorki; piano. (Mignonettes) 8568 

© Apr. 25,¥19235)2e,. Apr. 30: EF. 
aa Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Lurinc (THE) scene; from. The im- 
mortal hour, by Boughton of 
Englandj; piano. London, Stainer 
& Bell, ltd. 8569: 

© Apr. 16,1923: 7 ©. Apmaca 
557671; Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


LUSTSPIFI, OUVERTURE; nach themen von 
Ambroise Thomas, von Leo Artok 
tof Germany, arr. von Otto Ho- 
mann-Webau of Germany); salon- 
orch. mit. piano conductor. (Do- 
mesticum, no. 110) 8570 


© Dec. 15,' 1921; dich Magi yd 923 * 
E, 566031; B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, 
Germany. (© arrangement) 


LyrICAL INTERLUDE; by Arnold Bax tof 
Great Britain); string quintet, sc. 


©! Apr. ’28;'-1923; 19. May V3 EF 
557804; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


LysiIstrRATA; -words by Aristophanes, 
music by E. B. Clarke tof U. Sa. 

8572 

© +1 1c Mayyil6, 1923) Byoe24i15 ; 

Ethel Beatrice Clarke, New York. 


Ma MAIson; paroles de André Piedallu, 
musique de Gaston Selz tof France); 
une ou deux voix. 8573 

© Dec. :31/'1922) IneiWvApr. BOY1923 ; 
FE 557714; Gaston Selz, Paris. . 


Mac, THE SANDWICH-MAN; words and 
music by Bernard Hamblen tof Eng- 
land) 8574. 

© Feb. 14): 1923e 4c) Ape iia 
557381; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


MacDowELL (EpwWaRD ALEXANDER) At — 
an old trysting-place; by E. 
Dowell, op. 51, orchestrated by 
Charles Woodhouse tof Great Brit- — 
aini; orch. with piano conductor. (Un | 
Woodland sketches, no. 3) 8575 

© May 3, :1923°"2 el May." Imm 
559967; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- | 
ton. (© arrangement) 


—__ By a meadow brook; by FE.’ Mac@ 
Dowell, op. 51, orchestrated by Charles © 
Woodhouse rof Great Britain); orch. | 
with piano conductor. (Jn Woodland — 
sketches, no. 9) 8576 | 


O04 


Mac- @ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


GieMay + 0;17 1923 2 1c. Mayr8; EF 
°559973; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement) 


—— A deserted farm; by E. MacDowell, 
op. 51, orchestrated by Charles Wood- 
house tof Great Britain); orch. with 

_ piano conductor. (In Woodland 
sketches, no. 8) ; 8577 

© May? 3. 1928. 2 °c.* May’ 8; EL 
559972: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 
(© arrangement) 


From an Indian lodge; by E. Mac- 
Dowell, op. 51, orchestrated by Charles 
Woodhouse tof Great Britain}; orch. 
with piano conductor. (Jn Woodland 
sketches, no. 5) 8578 

im@®) Miay'! 8,':1923;:2 c. May 8; EF 
559969: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. «© arrangement) 


From Uncle Remus; by E. Mac- 
Dowell, op. 51, orchestrated by Charles 
Woodhouse tof Great Britain); orch. 
with piano conductor. (Jn Woodland 
sketches, no. 7) 8579 

@iviay vs, 1923° 2 c. May 8; E 
559971: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 1© arrangement 


In autumn; by E. MacDowell, op. 

51, orchestrated by Charles Woodhouse 

rof U. Sa; orch. with piano conduc- 

tor. (Jn Woodland sketches, no. és) 
8 


(OMiay 3S, 519235 "2 e> May 8° 
559968; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. {© arrangement) 


—— Toa water-lily; by E. MacDowell, 
op. 51, orchestrated by Charles Wood- 
house tof Great Britain); orch. with 

piano conductor. (In Woodland 
sketches, no. 6) 8581 

©, May 3,°1923: 2 c. May 8; E 
559970; Arthur P. Schmidt CO., Bos- 
fon. (© arrangement} 


To a wild rose; by E. MacDowell, 
op. 51, orchestrated by Charles Wood- 
house tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. (In Woodland 
sketches, no. 1) 8582 
Ber Nity 3, 1923.52 Cc. May 82 E 
559965; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement 


Told at sunset; by E. MacDowell, 
op. 51, orchestrated by Charles Wood- 
house. tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. (In Woodland 
sketches, no. 10) 8583 


re viag us, 1925" 2 ce. May «8: E. 


559974 : Arthur P. Schmidt €04 Bos- 
ton. (© arrangement) 


Will o’ the wisp; by E. MacDowell, 
op. 51, orchestrated by Charles Wood- 
house ;of Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. (In Woodland 
sketches, no. 2) 8584 


© May 3, 1923; 2 ¢ May 8; E 
559966; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 


ton. (© arrangement) 


MADAME PoMPaApouR; operette in drei 
akten von Rudolph Schanzer und Ernst 
Welisch, musik von Leo Fall, klavier- 
auszug mit vollstandigem text u. sing- 
stimmen einger. von Siegfried Fall tof 


Austria} . 8585 


e©2Nowv 13, 19229 In'es Deen 27: E 
557008; Drei masken verlag, Berlin. 


Mact; words and music by C. E. Quin- 
lan tor. U.-S. 8586 
©: Apr. 14 1923-2 ci Apr. ae 
561892: Charles E. Quinlan, Evanston, 
Ill. 


Mautir; novella mimo-sinfonica in due 
quadri, di Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli 
tof Italyi; piano. Edizioni Ricordi. 
Ato. 8587 

© Apr.. 14, ;1923; lee. Apr. 16; E 
557537; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Matnwarinc (JAMES) Three Celtic 


legends; by J. Mainwaring tof Eng- 

land); pf. 8 
6: Apr. 21 1928: Vc May 42*.E 

557810; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


MAJESTY AND RETINUE; processional 
march, by Elmore R. Condon tof U. Su 
op. 9, no. 1; violin and piano. (Four 
court scenes, no. 1) 8589 

© May A)01923:. 2.6) Apr... sO 
561914; Shattinger piano & music co., 
St. Louis. 


MALABAR, L'ISOLA DELLE PERLE; shimmy 
esotico, by Nicola Moleti tof Italy); 

_ pf. Edizioni Carisch. 8590 
©» Jan: 05,1923 dics. Mayr4: E 
557814; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


MarLrey (FLORENCE TurNER-) A pas- 
toral; encore song, by F. T. Maley 
rof U. Sa; med. or high voice. 8591 

© Apri2) 1923) 2... Aps\ oy, E 
559129; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


MAtxKeE (A) Aur PatssacH (An Easter 
song); words and music by Louis 
Gilrod, tof U. Sa, ed. and arr. by J. 
and J. Kammen. 


ela ea 585 


8592 


/ 


8593 


MaKe (A) AuF PAissAcH—Continued. 

@i Mar! '8, 49235" 2c, Mat- 12.8, 

560791; Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. 


MAMMA LUNTANA; versi e musica di 
Alfredo Bascetta tof Italy, domiciled 
at Brooklyn, arr. by L. Canoro. 8593 

©, May 15; 1922; 2 c. May 16, 1923; 
E 564244; Ernesto Rossi, New York. 


MAmMMy DEAR; words and music by 
Geo. H. Lewis rof Great Britain 


© Pe. 58238 hic, Apr er we 
557765; Nicholson & co., Itd., Sydney, 
Australia. 


MAmmMy’s DAY IN DIxIE-LAND; words 
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, mel- 
ody by Geo. W. Meyer and Harry 
Akst cof U. Sa 8595 


© 1c. May 11, 1923; E 564016; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


MAMMY’S LITTLE SILVER LINING; words 
by Jack Stanley, melody by James F. 
Hoentey tof U., S.a;. aer. by Fugene 
Platzmann tot U. S$. 8596 


© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562475; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 


York, 


Mammy’s LULLABY; words by F. Galey, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof Cae 


© 1c. Apr...25, 1923; 562003; 
Francis Galey, Crawfordsville, Ind. 


Man (THE) AMONG MEN; march by 
Henry Fillmore rof U. S.1; orch. 4to. 
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music ae 


598 


Apr. 1291923; 2". “Apr. 14; FE 
559309; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


Man (THE) I Love; words and melody 
by Jy. James tot \U. S11, arr. by Rob- 
ert Rickets tof U. Su. 8599 


© “ie May a7, 1923; ei y5a901G; 
Leon James, New Rochester, N. Y. 


MANDULINO LUNTANO; versi di Giovan- 
ni Capurro, musica di F. Buongio- 
vanni tof Italy1; mandolino acc. 4to. 
Naples, Santa Lucia. 8600 

© “Ape 19235 lich Mayr iso 
557992: Italian book co., New York. 


MANSARDEN-QUARTETT? (Das); lieder- 
spiel in 3 akten, worte von Gustav 
Pickert, musik nach deutschen volks- 
melodien von Friedrich  Silcher, 
bearb. von Wilhelm Vogger tof Ger- 
many] 860 


A 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


© 1c. Apr. 16, 1923; E 557450; 


Vertriebstelle des verbandes deut- 
scher bithnenschriftsteller u. bithnen- 
komponisten, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 


MarcH BURLESQUE; by Charles Huerter 
fof Uz «S335 piano. 8602 
© May 8, 1923:\2. caMiawn2>. & 
564086; Theo. Presser co:, Philadel- 


phia. 


Marcu IN D MINoR; by René L. Beck- 
er tof U. S. op 76a; organ. 8603 
© May 2, 1923; 2 c. May 4; E 
562410; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Marcu! marcH! words by Walter 
Scott, air, a variant of Duplin House, 
arr, with additional coda by Rob- 
ert Macleod tof Great Britain) 4to. 
(Songs .in® unison; mohv65)iy_ 1Stair 
and tonic sol-fa notations; (Cover- 
title: March, march, Ettrick and 
Teviotdale) | 8604 

© May '6, 192335. caviar aie Es, 
557972; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


MARCH OF THE MANNIKINS; fox trot, 
words by Walter Hirsch, adaption 
by D. Onivas rpseud. of Domenico 
Savino, of U. Sa - 8605 

© Mar. 22, 1923; 2.c. Apr.'14; E 
559315; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
‘York. 


Marcu winps; fox trot, words and 
music by J. Ord-Hamilton tof Eng- 
land); in''G, *Statt and tonite sol-t2 
notations} 8606 


© Feb: 14, 192357 ee wipr es 
557382; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


MaARENARO ’E SURRIENTO; versi di G. 
Angiulli, musica di F. M. Russo tof 
Italy}; mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, 
Santa Lucia: 8607 

© Apr.,i3; 19235 61 we May 7a Ee 
557991; Italian book co., New York. 


Marra; versi di L. Grassi, musica di 
C...Fanti cof U_.Say mandolinopacca 
4to. Edizione Jas. B. Russo & son. 

8608 


© May 5, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E © 


562336; James B. Russo, Brooklyn. - 


Marit Brizarp; 
actos, palabras 


comedia lirica en 2 
y musica por: F. 


Alonso tof Spaim pte. de apuntar. | 
8609 
© 1 ¢) May 22, 1923; D 264557mm 


Francisco Alonso, Madrid. 


536 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8625 


Mariner’s sonc; words by Thomas 
Lovell Beddoes, music by Edgar L. 
Bainton tof Great Britain1; sop. and 
alto, in F. 4to. (Anglo-French uni- 
son and part songs, no. 1014) Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 8610 

es, 1923 Ic. Apr. 23; FE, 
557600; Anglo-French music co., ltd. 
London. 


Mary AND HE KITTEN; poem by 
Eleanor Farjeon, music by Gordon 
Bryan tof Great Britain 8611 

Or war, 16, 192351 c.. Mar. 175K 
556972; J. B. Cramer & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


MasourERADE; ballet-suite, by P. La- 
come, arr. by Maurice Baron tof 
U. Sa; orch. with piano conductor. 
(Schirmer’s galaxy, no. 229) _Con- 
tents: 1. Carnival march.—2. Harle- 
quin and Columbine.—3. Antics of the 
clowns; humoresque—4. The mando- 
lin serenaders—5. Grand haa 


oN 25) 1925) 2c. Apt. a0. 
559704: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


Masrery (THE) oF TIME; exercises by 
Alfred E. Roland tof Great Britain ; 
piano. 8613 

©: May: 3}, 1923; 1c. May 15;:E 
566033; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. - 


MarsuyAMa (YosHrINori) Cinq chan- 
sons caractéristiques japonaises; pa- 
roles. de divers auteurs, traduction 
francaise de Denise Donio et Isabelle 
Mallet, musique de Y. Matsuyama rot 
Japan: Contents: 1. Berceuse. — 2. 
Chanson de pecheurs. — 3. Chanson 
d’amour.— 4. Chanson de Yedo.—5. 
Chanson des cerises. 8614 
@Deei3l) 1922) 1 c. Apr.130,01928 ; 
E 557696; Editions Maurice Senart, 
Paris. 


May; words by Christina Rossetti, mu- 
- sic by Effie A. Forbes Maclennan rot 
‘Great Britain 8615 
comiiay 5, 019236 Pc. "May 19> E 
566016; Augener, Itd., London. 


May pay (Meidag); words by Guido 
Gezelle, English version by Mary Ellis 
Opdycke, music by Lodewyk Mortel- 
mans tof Belgium 8616 


Gp May- 14/1923: 2 6 May, tas: 


562391; Composers’ music corp., New 
Mork 


MAYBE IT’S ALL, FOR THE BEST; words by 
Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young, mel- 
ody by Geo. W. Meyer tof U. a : 

861 


Ort re Apres.  1923— & 559054e 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


MAYBE SOMETIME [’LL FIND TIME; words 
and music by M. I. Goff tof U. Su 
8618 


©. Ape. 28,51923912.¢. Ape. 27 FE 
561887; Minnie I. Goff, Pittsburgh. 


MED TOMMELFINGEREN I @jET! fra sang- 
farcen Patentstilladset tekst af Alfred 
Kjerulf, musik af Edvard Brink tof 
Denmark) 8619 
ior. 2505402811 1 tere Apri nZ26bs 
557654; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 


Mfpik&ém; fox-trot lullaby, words by 
Farago Jeno, music by Willy Engel- 
Berger of Austriai op. 157; piano 
with words. (Cover-title: Fox trot 
lullaby ) 8620 

ORO Aly 18222) cr AprP ig, 1923 - 
E 561961; George Louis Bard, New 
York. 


MeprtatIon ;. by John W. Barrington 
tof U. Sa; organ. (Ju Fischer edi- 
tion, organ music, no. 5167: Five pre- 
ludes, no. 3) 

Gy Maggt Tet. 1923352 | ce Mary oie B 
559790; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


MEDITATIONS OF THE DEEP BLUB OCEAN; 
by -M.. B. Weeks tof U. $1, arr: by 
W. S. Russell tof U. Sa; Ist violin. 

8622 
©,1-c.. May,.9,. 1923; EF 559996; 
Mary B. Weeks, New Orleans. 


MEET ME IN ’FrRisco; words by.J. A. 
Smith, music by Lester G. Blain tof 
Ube agin 8623 

oy eCllnieaee Nag 15.1023") ii 562357 8 
J. A. Smith, Long Beach, Calif. 


MEET ME IN SUNNY FLortpA; words by 
J. W. Burnett, music by Norrie Ber- 
nerd: (or We. os) 8624 

©) le Mar. 12471923 Ke 501848; 
J. W. Burnett, Atlanta. 


MercERE (LA) apprivolstE (Taming of 
the shrew) ; comédie lyrique en quatre 
actes, d’aprés l’adaptation de P. De- 
lair, paroles de Henri Cain et Edouard 
Adenis, musique de Charles Silver tof 
France); orch. sc. 8625 

Gees (47192221) cela. 22"923 
E, 557767; Heugel, Paris. 


O3T 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8626 és 


pt. 111, n. s., vy. 18° 


ME£LODIE SYMPHONIQUE; by Leonard 
Butler tof Great Britain); piano. 
8626 
©) May 2; 19235" le? May doer 
566021; Augener, ltd., London. 


Metopy In E; by Ossip Gabrilowitsch 
tof U. Si op. 8; piano. Re-ed, and 
rev. (Sheet music edition, P. ne) 

2 


©, Mar. .2, (1923512 se... May a2; E 
562259; Carl Fischer, New York. (© 
revision and arrangement) 


MELODY WITH VARIATIONS; in five-fin- 
ger position, with preliminary exer- 
cises, biographical sketch, fingering, 
phrasing and instructive annotations 
by Lewis Godfrey Thomas tof U. $.; 
piano. (Progressive series composi- 
tionssno, Ad 57/en 1a): 8628 

© “Mayol, 1923-02 ic,, Mag. disp i 
559845; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


MELUSINE; fox trot, worte und musik 
von Paul Preil tof Germany) op. 270; 
arr. von Hermann Lange. Leipzig, 
P. A. P., verlag. 8629 

CN Dech de lS22. lecusA pt. 20, 1923: 
E, 557561; Paul Preil, Leipzig. 


MEMORIES OF MY OLD CABIN HOME; 
words by M. Wesley, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
@' U: Sa 8630 

©) -1 “oe. Mia 19 1023. Be 562485 : 
Mattie Wesley, Pittsburgh. 


Mymory (A); words by Marion Strong, 
music” by Gear Gra sir. fon. Wy 'o.1, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S$. 

8631 

Ot “el May 1871923); > BE 1564317; 

Mrs. Wm. E. Goodman, jr., Philadel- 
phia. 


MENDELSSOHN-BARTHOLDY (JACOB Lup- 


wic Frtix) Mendelssohn; famous 
melodies, selected and arr. by M. 
Greenwald tof U. S.1; piano. (Little 
visits to great composers) 8632 


@r Avpr.625) 1923:.°2."c; ‘Apr. 308. |} 


559759; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


—— Spring song; by Mendelssohn, arr. 
by J. Stuart Archer tof Great Brit- 
ain}; organ. Paxton’s ed. (Anthol- 
ogy of organ music) 8633 

© May, w.01023). alive. Aprs 0s. 
557776; W. Paxton co., Itd., London. 


038 


MERRY-GO-ROUND (THE) ; by V. Richard- 
son (of U. S.1; piano. Detroit, Mich., 
Simson & co. (Trip to music land: 
At the circus, series two) 8634 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c May 12; E 
562438; Vera Richardson, Detroit. 


——words by Ernst Dewitt, music by 

C. Woess tof U. Si ; 8635 

© 1 ¢. May 11, 19232 yi 562503: 
Carl Woess, New York. 


MERRY WHIRLWIND; scherzo, by Walter 
Rolfe tof U. Si; piano. (Frolic and 
fun) . » 8636 - 

© May 1, 1923: 2coMay Oi 
562161; Hatch music co., New York. 


MERRYMAKERS (THE); miniature over- 
ture, by Eric Coates tof Great Brit- 
ain}; orch. with 1st violin conductor. 
(Chappell’s orchestral selections, no. 
157) 

© Mar. 26, 1923; 1 ce: Apr. 9:,E 
557339; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


Merssacg (THE); words by Walter F. 
McCaleb, music by D. Brunet. tof 
LARS Se ; 8638 

© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 564000; 
David Brunet, New York. . 


MerssacE (A) FRoM JEsus; words by 
Mrs. C. Schroeder, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
\ eS 8639 

©. 1 c.; May. (19, 1923 in 562484 « 
Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, Bartlett, N. D. 


MESSAGE OF SPRING; waltz, by Walter 
Rolfe tof U. S31; piano, four hands. 
(Jolly companions) 8640 

© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12: E 
Sets Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Mr gueripa (My dear); melody by M. 
Sinclair and Walter E. Paris rof U. S.1, 
ati by ais Ee aParis) 8641 

© 1c. May’ 9,* 1923 659032: 
Martha Sinclair, Cincinnati. 


MIDNIGHT BLUES; a wee hour chant, 
words by Babe Thompson, music by 
Spencer Williams and B. Thompson 
pod Wer 8642 

© Apr. 8, 1923:\2uc. (Apr. 17; Bae 
561849; Melody music co., New York. 


MIDSUMMER Joy: valse de salon, by 
Mathilde Bilbro tof U. S.i; piano. 

8643 

© May. <1,..1923;° 2. .¢), Miay.39. 2 Ea 

562164; Hatch music co., New York 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8662 


MicHTY LAK’ A ROSE; fox trot, by Ethel- 
‘bert Nevin, arr. by J. Bodewalt Lampe 
tof U. Si; orch. 4to. 8644 
©) Miay Pl 1923: 2’c. May 153. E 
562458; John Church co., Cincinnati. 
«© arrangement) 


MIGNAN (EpouarRD) ‘Trois antiques; de 
E. Mignan tof France); piano. Con- 
tents: 1. A canope endormie. — 2. 
Axilis—3. Pannyre danse. 8645 

fran 27° 1923: 1 c., Apr..2/5. 
557626; Enoch & co., Paris. 


Mittion (A) srars; words by Ran- 
dclph S. Hartley, music by M. Theo. 
Frain tof U. S. op. 66; high voice. 

8646 
er Bay 5)* 1923-2 ¢, May 14; FE 

562343; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Mimosa SAN; Japanese fox-trot, words 


by Eric Valentine, music by Cecil 
Macklin tof England 8647 


GyMags 24 1923.-) Pic.) Apr.,107 oF, 
557336; West’s, ltd., London. 


MINIATURE (A); by Charles Huerter 
fof U. $1; piano. 8648 
(OC), May °6)1925 2c), May 12;. E 
564083; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


MiraAnpa; habanera, di A. P. M. For- 
tuny rpseud. of Amilcare Pennati- 
Malvezzi, of Italy); petit orch. e piano 
conduttore. Edizioni Carisch. 4to. 
(Collection etoile) 8649 


(oo Wemne 1920. 1c. Apr:724: 


. 557634; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. |: 


MirtH (Hoe leutig); words by Hugo 


Verriest, English version by Mary 
Ellis Opdycke, music by Lodewyk 
Mortelmans fof Belgium) 8650 


ne way 14. 19235- 2 ¢. May 15° E 
562392; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


Mis’ Rosgé; words by R. R. Kirk, music 
by William G. Hammond tof U. S.1 
1. Low voice.—2. High voice. 

8651, 8652 


© Apr. 6, 1923; 2 c. each Apr. 10; 
E 561569, 561570; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 


Miss MINNIE WIGGLE; words and mel- 
ody by Turner Layton and Spencer 
Williams tof U. Sa, arr. by Eugene 
Platzmann tof U. Sa 8653 

© 1'c: May 19) 1923: °E, 562471: 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


539 


MISSIONARY VOLUNTEER VICTORY SONG; 
words by A. W. Spalding, music by 
W. A. Schebo tof U. Sa 8654 

©) Ate tis, 3 992-2 ce Ane. 28: 
1923; E 559647; Wilhelm August 
Schebo, Camrose, Canada. 


MISSISSIPPI MOON; words and music by 
Gus Van and Joseph Schenck of 
WS. 8655 

@ Apr. 25,¢19233'2 c. Apt. 27; E 
561856; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


MIs‘TERIOSO ALLA VALSE; by Domenico 
Savino sof Italy, domiciled at New 
York); orch. with piano acc. (Photo 
play series, no. 49, P.) 8656 

Ey Meaty 142 *8625.* Pc: “Mar 18— EB 
564297; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Mistress Mary; words by Lewis 
Wager, music by Felix White of 
England; London, Goodwin and Tabb, 


Itd. | 8657 

©) Jaine0d 1991923 3.4 .¢} Apres dag & 
557983; F. and B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


MorssonNEuRS (Les); danse, de Rob- 
ert Coverley rof Great Britain); violon 
et piano. (Soirée au village, no. 4 

86 


Car 16. 1925" Fic. Apr: OE 
557360: Schott & co., London. 


Mojave; words and music by D. Pe- 
lunis rof U. Sa, arr. by A. D. Hunter 
tof U. Ss 1Photostati 8659 

) oc. May 16. 1923: B, 5643265 
Dorothy Pelunis, Los Angeles. 


Mo.pavia ; complainte et danse moldaves, 
entr’acte, de V. Dyck tof France): 
violon, orch. acc. 4to. 8660 
BA©) Ag; 14.1923 le) Aprs aue 
557732; E. Gaudet; Paris. 


Motiy KENNEDY; words by Frank Hay- 
den, music by Norton Lees rof -Eng- 
landi; in F. West’s ed. 1tStaff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 8661 

©. Apr, 2219238 1c. May CT6ET 
557958; West’s, Itd., London. 


MoNKEY MAN WITH YOUR MONKEY 
GLANDS, UNTIE ALI, YOUR MONKEYS . 
HERE; fox trot, words and music by 
7° D: Pasehall sof ‘U.S, aereSby 
Richard M. Jones tof U. Su 8662 

@'t eo’ May 14, 1923" E °562352: 
J. David Paschall, Chicago. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8663 


pt. Tit, mS, ¥. 18 


Monsieur TRIcOTRIN ; a sketch of Mont- 
martre, by Harold Rawlinson of 
Great Britain); pf. . 8663 

©, Apr, 26,;1923; lec. May 40: E 
557875; Boosey & éo., London. 


MonTANA MY HOME; words by Mrs. 
Engelter, music by V. Nicola tof 
U. Sa; piano, with C melody and 
EF iat’ alto saxophones. Whitefish, 
Mont., Whitefish music house. 8664 


© .May 4, 192312 c. May 12: E 
562437 ; Vasil Nicola, Whitefish, Mont. 


Moon pREAMS; by Eville; Pepita, by 
Sayer; Bebe blue eyes, by Macklin 
rand) Utah, by Smith: arr. by Boosey 
& co. tof Great Britain); band, with 
Ist cornet conductor | in B flat. - (In 
Boosey & co.’s brass band journal, 
no. 632) 8665 

© Mar. 21, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 24: E 
55/65 1y Boosey & Coy London. (© 
arrangement 


Moon-patH (THE); words by Kathar- 
ine Adams, music by Mrs. H. H. A. 
Beach tof U. S.i op. 99, no. 3. 8666 

May 6, 1923" 2%" May” 123+ 
meee Theo. Presser one Philadel- 
phia 


MooNLIGHT AND FAIRIES; by Fraak Ren- 
ard rof U. Si, rev. ed. with biogsaph- 
ical sketch, fingering, pedaling, phras- 
ing and instructive annotations by 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres- 
sive ‘series compositions, no. 643, gr. 
3-b) 8667 

© > May’ 1, °1923;.2) c.) May’ 4:/ E 
559863; Art publication soc. St. Louis. 


MoonLIcHT IN VERSAILLES; from the 
revue The rainbow, by George Gersh- 


Wit, ot W512 orch, 4to. Londen: 
- Chappell & co., Itd. (Chappell & co.’s 
orchestral journal, no. 921: Chappell 


& co.’s salon orchestral journal, no. 
221) 866 

© Apr. 16, RODS AUC. TA Prine oy ORs 
561841 ; Harms, inc, New York. © 
arrangement) 


MoonsHINE (THE) SHUDDER; words 
and music by W. Hamilton tof U. S.1; 


piano with words. 8669 
© LaehiMay. 17) 1923-7 3559922 - 
Wade Hamilton, St. Louis. 
Moss rosé; waltz, by Chas. D. Blake 
fot, W., (Sia, prano,, (Rev..ed. .«(Cuattle 
gems) 8670 


©. Apr i277 192312) ci /Maydiit & 
559765; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. (© revision) 


MoTHER; words and music by A. S. 


Bacon ./;0f .,U.2 "Sa... Wenver, iol, 
Smith-Brooks printing co, _ 8671 


© Apr. 21, 19235, 2%¢. Aps. 27; E 
561859; Austin S. Bacon, Denver. 


—words by C. B. Hutchins, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington of U. Si 
h 8672 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564229; 
C. B. Hutchins, Algona, Ia 


MoruHeEr, I’M THINKING OF you; words 
by C. Koch, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. Sa 8673 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564200; 

Charles Koch, New York. 


MotHER LOVE; words by M. I. Saylor, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rot U. Ps . 

674 


©.1 c.. May 16,1923; #,°564311; 
Marion Isabelle Saylor, Buffalo. 


MotrHER MINE, DEAREST PAL OF ALL; 
waltz song, words by Wm. J. Turner, 
music by Alexander W. George of 
Sa 8675 

© Apr. 28, -1923;,.2 ¢ Apr 2/7; E 
561888; Alexandrine studio, Detroit. 


MoTuHER, MY DEAR; duet, poem by Kath- 
erine Nolan, music by Bryceson Tre- 
harne arr.\; by “Gailiogd, Saeme, ot 
U..'S.3)3..sops,and, alma 8676 

© Mar. 14, 1923; 2 c. May 16; 
562408; Harold Flammer, inc, New 
York. (© arrangement) 


MoTHER 0’ MINE; words by L. Funk, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof U. Be 


© 1c. May, 18, 91923;, Hy 564319: 
Leola Funk, Edgemont, S. D. 


Motuer (THe) suHip; words by John 
Scaife, music by Paul Edmonds tof 
Great Britain) 8678 

© Apr. 18,°°1923. "re May 0) E, 
557878; Boosey & co., London. 


MorHer’s DAY; words by Mrs. J. Long, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 8679 


© 1c Apr. 30; 1928sinks 561948 ; 
Mrs. J. Long, Eureka, Utah. 


Mortuer’s (A) Love; words by Geo. 
Cooper» music by ‘M. Schultz ti. e. 
M. Hoorman, rof U. 8. 8680 

@©Apr.. 24 1923; .21e. Apr. 49> ims 
559779 ; Minta Hoorman, Tenalty, 
Nege 


540 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


8700 


no. 6, 1923 

MorHER’S LULLABY; words bx we. Le 
_Klingensmith, music by E. S. S%. 
Huntington jof U. Sa 8681 


© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561970; 
Camden J. Klingensmith, Freeport, 
Pa, 


Moruers (THE) oF MEN; songalogue 
for Mother’s day, story and lyrics 
by George Orlia Webster, music by 
I. H. Meredith and Grant Colfax 
Tits tor U2 Sa; 8vo. 8682 

(© Mar 17,1923; 2\cisand aff.Apr. 
9: A 703323; Tullar-Meredith co., 
New York. 


Motivo D’AMORE; versi di Ceccardo 
Roccatagliata Ceccardi, musica di P. 
A. Tirindelli tof Italy; 8683 

tay -15,°1923; Tic: , May .16;. E 
557952: G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


MororMADEL; shimmy, worte und mu- 
sik von Jul. Sachs und Stephan 
Weintraub tof Germany - 8684 

© Dec. 22, 1922; 1 c. May 18, 1923; 
E 557939; C. Becher, Breslau, Ger- 
many. 


Mozart .(WoLFGANG AMADEUS) Ga- 
votte; von W. A. Mozart, frei bearb. 
von Franz Ries of Germany); vio- 
line oder violoncelle, mit begleitung 
des pf., in F dur. (Album-blatter 
no. 21) 8685 

ey Dec ol 1922-" le. May 2, 't923'; 
EF 557761; Ries & Erler, Berlin. (© 


arrangement} 


——— Hear us, O Savior; ave Maria, 
two-part song, Latin words, English 
fextsby Paul Bliss’ tof US 'Sa; music 
by W. A. Mozart; women’s voices. 
Ato. 8686 

© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 capi sOe 

59725 ; Theo. Presser 603 Philadel- 
phia. © English texti 


Landler; von W. A. 
bearb. von Franz Ries tof Germany); 
violine oder violoncelle, mit beglei- 
tung des pf., in G maj. (Album- 
blatter, no. 24) 8687 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. May 2, 1923; 
50/758; Ries & Erler, Berlin. U© 


arrangement) 


famous melodies select- 
by M. Greenwald of 
(Little visits to great 
8688 


= Mozart; 
ed and arr. 
W. S$. 3 piano. 
composers) 
© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 30;. E 
oes ‘Theo, Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia 


Mozart, frei‘ 


—— Romance; from the serenade for 
strings, by Mozart, arr. by Ignaz 
Friedman tof Poland, domiciled at 
New Yorki; piano. 8689 

© Mag o5;1,1923 12:6. Mari 9-28, 
559674 ; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., 
New York. (© revising and editing) 


13 pieces faciles; de W. A. Mozart, 
Tev. spar, Ely... Vadllant rot France; 
piano. (Le petit pianiste: Le petit 
Mozart) 8690 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. May 9, 1923; 
EF 557848; J. Janin, Oullins, France. 
(© revision) 


M’sikuR EMBONPOINT; words and mu- 
sic by George Ellis tof Great Britain, 
arr. by Herbert Townsend. (Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) 8691 

(CC). Apc) 20923" — hve. At SO Es, 
557746; Reynolds & co., London. 


MuLtNoMAH (Down the waters); In- 
dian novelette, by M. J. Valet tof 
Ue S55 plano: 8692 

©,» Aprs 28, 1923.3, 2,.¢.. Apt... 2/34, 
561889; Maud J. Valet, Muscatine, Ia. 


Mouncig InpIANA; words by Larry Rup- 

pel, melody by G. D. Wood tof U. S$. 

8693 

Cote y May. 9. 1923s Fan 0054. 
George Dewey Wood, Buffalo. 


Mustour EN TTR: marche, de G. Razi- 
gade tof France; orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 8694 

© Apr..Z6;- 1923; 1. ce. May 9; E 
557850; G. Razigade, Nice, France. 


MUZIKY MUZIKY MUS{TE KRASNE BRAT; 
valcik, arr. by Louis. Vitak tof U. Sx 
1. Orch.. with piano. acc. 4to.—2. 
Band. 4to.—%3. Concertina. — 4. Val- 
cik s textem; pf. 8695-8698 


© Api. at 1023-2 < each I Vay 7; 
1 550803, - 559894, 559897, 550005. 
‘Georgi & Vitak music co., Chicago. 


‘(© arrangementi 


My aim; words and music by Charles 
J. Winter tof Great Britain); recita- 
tion with piano acc. (Musical mono- 
logues, no. 268) 

OMA pri 201923. dc, Apr, S05 ys 
557741; Reynolds & co., London. 


My ANGEL MOTHER’S LOVE, PURE GOLD; 
words by C. B. W. Brenner, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. ea 


@) Lic Aor, 30,1923; .E, Sal9723 
cata B. Wolfe Brenner, Columbus, 


O41 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8701 


pt. 111, ness ve 18 


My CABIN HOME IN THE WEsT; words 
and music by R. E. Daniel rof U. S$. 

. 8701 

©) Apr. Ay 1923 A Gh ompes 2a 
561901; Ruby E. Daniel, Murray, Ia. 


My CHILD’s MUSIC BOOK; containing 12 
popular pieces for young children, 
easily arr. and fingered by Frederic 
Mullen tof Great Britaim; piano. bk. 
Lor 20; 8702, 8703 


© Mat. 5°: 19736 1) “c Seach Aviat. 7 * 
FE 556960, 556961; B. Feldman & co., 
London. 


bk. 17, containing 12 popular pieces 
for young children, easily arr. and 
fingered by Frederic Mullen tof Great 
Britain); piano. 8704 


© Mar. 5, 1923:.1 ¢ Mar. 16: EF 
556959; B. Feldman & co., London. 


no. 18, duets, popular pieces easily 
arr. and fingered for young children 
by Frederic Mullen tof Great Britaim ; 
piano. Contents: Unfinished sym- 
phony; by Schubert.— March; by 
Tschaikowsky.— Moments musicaux; 
by Schubert—Radieuse; by  Gott- 
schalk—War march of the priests; by 
Mendelssohn.—Skye boat song; tra- 
ditional. 8705 

© Mar. 8, 1923+ <1. c.(Mar. 9: EF 
556962; B. Feldman & co., London. 
(© arrangement and fingering) 


My pappy Jim; words by Zola Caden- 
head Coil, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
[OL Oot; ant Dy. bbeot 36. ‘Beach 
0p dil @ MN by 8706 

© ‘1c. Apr;) 25,1923; .E 562014; 
Zola C. Coil, Depew, Okl. 


My p&AR OLD TEXAS: words and mu- 
sic, by i. B. Davis. tot-U. S., «8/07 


©,.May, 14,1923 -.2 cy May dh: E 


562451: Elsie Bludworth Davis, 
Orange, Tex. 
My cir: fox trot ballad, words and 


music by,’ Je) N> Murphy: tof WU. Sa 
8708 
©) Age r2lOass 2. .c%) Mhay. Sernk, 
559793; Joe N. Murphy, Los Angeles. 


My Gop, I THANK THEE; offertory, 
words by Adelaide A. Procter, music 
by Nathaniel Iriving Hyatt tof U. S.1; 
medium voice with organ acc. 8709 

© i May, AonlOesn. 2 .co May ene, 
562159: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


My Hastine Rosk; words by P. S. 
Scibelli, music by August Halter tof 
Wes 8710 


(©) Mar. 22, '1923''2°€) Mayas om 
562385; Paddy S. Scibelli, Brooklyn. 


My HEART SINGS to You; words by 
Royden Barrie, music by Claude 
Ashley tof Great Britain 8711 

© Mar. 27,°19235 Ie) Aga 24s 
557647; Boosey & co., London. 


My HEART’S YEARNING; words by S. 
Lampert, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U.S, arr. by Theo. G» Beach tof 
Ur Sa 8712 

©..1.c. May 9; TO%e Ae 562320" 
Stanley Lampert, Pittsburgh. 


My IrisH RosARY; words and music by 
Carlo and Sanders jof U. Sa; high 
voice, in F. 8713 

© Apr. 26, :19236'2 cc Ape 25; -E 
559645; Carlo and Sanders, Mount 
Vernon, N. Y. 


My .rrrte Love-Birp; words by M. L. 
Foster, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton, 1of U,.oR 8714 


© 1. es. Apr. 3021025: 561973; 
M. L,. Foster, Yucca, Ariz. 


My LITTLE VALLEY HOME “NEATH CIR- 
CLING HILLS; words by E. Harvey, 
music by H. Richard rof U. S17 8715 

© 1 ce Apres, 30, 192378 019s; 
Eva Harvey, Fast Peacham, Vt. 


My Love; sentimental valse, by J. Cher- 

niavsky jof U. S.1; piano. 8716 

© 1c. May 10, 1923; E 562200; 
Joseph Cherniavsky, New York. 


My LOVE AEROPLANE; words by M. 
Davis, melody by Herman. Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. =) : 

871 


© 1c May 9, 19235 2 559940; 
Mae Davis, Rockaway, Or. 


My MAN HAS GOT HIM-SELF ANOTHER 
MAMA, DOING WHAT I USED TO DO; 
words and melody by H. Boyd of 
LORS i 8718 

© Lec May. 16. 19235 5 so4251 ; 
Harrison Boyd, New York. 


My orp New YorK; words by Charles 
- Hohman, music by Eckert tof 
W.8a 8719 
© 1c May 10, 192337 562197; 
Eugenie Eckert, Jersey City. 


My oLD ROSE GARDEN; words by J. Ross, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. $.1, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof peri 


© 1c. Apr. 25, 1923; E 562009; 
John Ross, Phoenix, Ariz. 


542 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


8739 


no. . 6, 1923 — 
My PALE PINK MAMMY; words by 
' Charles Hayes, music by T. C. Stern- 


dale Bennett rof England); in B flat. 
tStaff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


Ginvebet4 <1923.-) Ive. Apreoll:: EF 
i Nak Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


My posy MAN FROM LILY LAND; words 
and music by R. A. Bunch, jr. [of 
8h 8722 

© Tc. May 10, 1923;°°R °559995; 
Richard A. Bunch, jr., Indianapolis. 


My Reno BELLE; words by D. T. Ryan, 
music by W. E. Corris tof U. S. 

8723 
(Omrrpr. £0; 1923: 2 ¢: May 12" E 

562309; D. T. Ryan, Reno, Nev. 


My Rost; from The bal tabarin, words 
by McElbert Moore, music by J. Fred 
Coots and Jean Schwartz tof U. ay 

8724 
© May 15, 1923; 2 c. May 16: 1g 
562463 ; Harms, inc, New York, 


My sonpier Boy; words by R. Dill, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois {pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 8725 


© 1c. May 9, 1923; EF 559941; 
Rosella Will,’ La’ Habra, Calif. 


My sTAR OF ALL THE WoRLD; ballad, 
words by Elsie M. Mazurie, music 
by Harry Ferguson tof U. Si New 
York, Frank Harding. 8726 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 2 c. May 3; E 
559795; Elsie M. Mazurie, Shippens- 
ville, Pa. 


My suNSHINE GIRL; words by J. D. 
ever, music by Lawrence Dudley 
tof U. $.1; piano with words. 8727 


© ees 12,14923.;, 2°¢:, May 18svE 
564263 ; James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock, Pa, 


My SUNSHINE STATE; words and music 
By Jv. ‘Sanaker jot’ Ul-S.1"''Vibore, 
©. D., Sanaker songs co. 8728 

© May 4, 1923: 2 c. May 9: FE 
ee James A. Sanaker, Viborg, 


+’ My sweet Morty O; words and music 


Peek, Veber (of) U.S.) ary.” by 
Walter Orion prof U. Si 8729 


Loc... May 15.1923. 562380. 
Richard B. Weber, Spokane, Wash. 


My sweer ‘SAVANNAH ANN; words and 
melody by C. E. Slider prof U. Sa 
. 8730 


© 1 eae 30, 1923; E 561953; 
Clifford aot Slider, New Albany, Ind. 


My WaAsHINGTON ; words and music by 
H. L. Stone tof U. S17 New York, 
Chicago etc. Harry L. Stone music 
pub. co. 8731 

Gla May Mil O23e") 2) ex Mey: als 
559877; Harry L.. Stone, Spokane, 
Wash. 


NapAupb-» (EpouArp) Deux études; en 
forme d improvisation, pour classes 
préparatoires du conservatoire, par E. 
.Nadaud tof France}; violon. 8732 

@iwat 146 LOZS.s1 Gc. Apr.\s0cos 

557 /0a COstdllat a Cie Paris. 


Natarta; polka, by Adam Szuszczewicz 

lof U. Si; piano. 8733 

© May 4.192322 ter May | lots 
562414; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago. 


Nativity H¥MN; words by Richard 
Crashaw, music by C. Scott tof Eng- 
land); chorus of mixed voices with 
soli. 4to. (Carnegie collection of 
British music) 8734 

GG) Api 130 1823)" bc. May “Oras 
557900; Cyril Scott, London. 


NartriicHge (Dim) ‘KLAVIERTECHNIK 
(Natural piano technic); praktische 
studien, von R. M. Breithaupt of 
Germany) hft. 4. Fingerschwung.— 
hft. 5. Druckspiel. 8735, 8736 


(Cy Dec." 22,.19223 1c; each Amr.el6, 


1923-8 557464, 557465: C. FF. Kahne; 
Leipzig. 
NATURE soneés FOR LITTLE SINGERS; 


words by Sydney Harrowing, music 
by Constance Stevens tof Great Brit- 
ain) CCA OF 
2 Or Apr’ 76. 1923" SO Apr 193. 
557468 ; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


NAUTSCHGIRI,, SEI DOCH KEIN KNAUTSCH- 
cirL; lied aus der operette Indische 
nachte, worte von Robert Bodanzky 
und Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik von 
Bruno Granichstadten tof Hungary) 
op. 58d. 8738 

©) OGE928).1921e~1. c. May 17549234 
E 557912: Wiener boheme-verlag, 
Vienna. 


NEARING ETERNITY; words by B. B. 
Edmiaston, music by E. S$. Dean tof 
WuiSa 8739 


©) Pan. WF: -1923 #2 66. (Ape 19 
559644: Emmett S. Dean, Waco, Tex. 


045 


CATALOGUE OF 
8740 


NEATH THE AUTUMN MOON; waltz song, 
words by Louis Weslyn, music by 
Frederick W. eeence fof Usioa; 
sop. and ten., in E fl 8740 
© May 5, 1923; * ciivayal Sete 
562398; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 


NEREID; by Herbert L. Clarke [Obeaaaeoel 3 
cornet and piano. Sheet music edi- 
tion, W. 548) | 8741 

©) Mayy 461923 5.2) eo. May 12) & 

562273; Carl Fischer, New York. 


NEVER LET HER LEARN TO DANCE, LIKE 
SALLY SHE'LL SAY GOODBYE; ‘words 
and music by Wynn Stanley and An- 
drew Allen tof Great Britain}; in G. 
rStaff and tonic sol-fa notations. ©8742 

© Apr.28; 1923) ke. Apri 230. 
557774; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Netw (THE) Russtan RAG; by George 
L. Cobb tof U. Su, interpolating the 
Prelude in C sharp minor by Sergei 
Rachmaninoff ; piano. 8743 

(May 16, 9025-72 co May Non 
564246; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 


NiIcHts ZU MACHEN (Nothing to do) ; 
text von Kurt, Schwabach, musik von 


Hans Schindler tof Germany), klav. 
arr. von Otto Lindemann of Ger- 
many] 8744 


OL ew. 2 ll OFS A 2 Cu Uap ing ies TY 
557592; Drei masken-verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


NiccerR (THE) DOLL’S LULLABY fandi 
JUMPING-JACK GETS FRISKY; by Quin- 
to E.. Maganini tof U. S.1 op. 9, no. 2, 
3; four flutes. (Sheet music edition, 
W. 124: The realm of dolls) 8745 

©. Apr: 39, 1923: 2c, May ees. Ey 
50228.) Carl Fischer, New York. 


NiIGHT-BALM; words by J. L. McLane, 
jr.. music by Edward Ballantine of 
WiarSac mens. voiwes’’ Ato... (Octave 
series, men’s voices, no. 467) 8746 

@y Appraise. 10230) lec. Apa 4a 
559304: Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


Nicut (THe) motu; by Katherine K. 
Davis tof U. Si; piano. (Scenes from 

a forest ballet) 8747 
)\) May; 19238 2) cyan aes 
562160; Hatch music co., New York. 


NicgHt 0’ MEMORY; vocal waltz, words 
and music by Mellor and Gifford tof 
Great Britain 8748 


NopoDY KNOWS; 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n. 5.) V 18 

© oe. 4.19234 Zee: Maude E 

562337 ; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


NIGHTINGALE OF JUNE; by Edward 
Lockton and Wilfrid Sanderson, arr. 
by Sydney Baynes tof Great Britaim ; 
voice or violin, orch. acc. with piano 
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’ s string band 
magazine, no. 210) ‘ 8749 

© Apr:,3, 19235? live. yA As eee, 
557649: Boosey & co., London. ‘© 
arrangement} 


NicHrMaARE (A); by Charles Huerter 
tof U. Sa; piano. 8750 
© May. .8,}1923;2 of Mayaildey 
seh Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Nino Bipo; Javanese lullaby, words 
anon., harmonized by Bainbridge Crist 
tof U. Sa; high voice. (Sheet music 
edition, V. 790) 8751 

© Apr. 4, 19235 2. cy Nig ie ee, 
502257 : .€arl Fischer, New York. 


No ONE LIKE YOU; words by Harry 
Rose, melody by Joseph Meyer tof 
Uy,Se 8752 

© 1 c.. May. 11,) 192363, 564014 ; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York, 


No ong 10 COMB MY HAIR; words by 
Mrs. B. Y. King, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Sh, Sa 8753 

© 1: '¢, Apr soy 1OZse ei aal952 : 
Mrs. B. Yo King,° Tuscaloosa, Ala. 


NosBoDY CARES BUT MOTHER; words by 
{. J. Frantz, “muste py. ee eat 
and Clarénce “V..' Mraz ror Ue Su | 

8754 
©o'l c. May" 7 lege enol 
Irvin John Frantz, Cleveland. 


Nopoby CARES FOR ME A’ ALLL; words by 
C. C. Preziosi, melody by Arnold T. 
Lacswiol). ers. 8755 

©.1, c. Apres28ie 1923 559059 ; 
Catherine C. Preziosi, Leominster, 
Mass. ; 


words and music by D. 
Brunet tof U. S$. 

@©y'l -e: Mayr OnnleZa ae, 564003: 
David Brunet, New York. 


Nopopy LOVES LIKE JESUS; words by 
ya Rowe, music by FE. 'S. Dean tof 
9.1 8757 

ee Jans/ 17/1923 12 4c. (Apeh tgs E 
559591; Emmett S. ‘Dean, Waco, Tex. 


544 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8774 


Nogsopy’s Boy; words and music by 

_ Harry Carlton and Frank W. Carter 

tof Great Britain); in G. Staff and 

- tonic sol-fa notations) 8758 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 19; E 

557569; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


NocH EINMAL FAHR’ MIT MIR HINAUS! 
Wienerlied, worte von Benno Vigny 
rof France}, musik von Hans May tof 
Austria} 8759 


© Nov. 18, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; 
E 557451; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- 
hard Herzmansky ), Leipzig. 


NocHES EN LOS JARDINES DE ESPANA 
(Nuits dans les jardins d’Espagne) ; 
impressions symphoniques, par Manuel 
de Falla, transcription de l’orchestre 
par Gustave Samazeuilh tof France; 
piano seul avec 2 pianos a 4 mains. 
Contents: 1. En el generalife. — 2. 
Danza lejana—3. En los jardines de 
la Sierra de Cordoba. 8760 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Jan. 22, 1923; 
EF, 556964; Max Eschig, Paris. (© 
transcription) 


NON M’INTERESSA E NON MI RIGUARDA; 
versi di A. Trusiano, musica di E. 
Cannio tof Italyi; mandolino acc. 4to. 
Naples, Santa Lucia. 8761 


OAT 135)°1923; tc. May 1%. E 
557990 ; Italian book co., New York. 


NoRWECIAN ECHO sonc (Kom kjyra) ; 
words by H. A. Bjerregaard, tr. by 
Paul Bliss tof U. S.1, music by Wal- 
demar Thrane. (Concert and recital 
songs ) 8762 

©) May 8, 1923: 2° c. May /12: EB 
564090 ; Theo. Presser CO., Philadel- 
phia. © translation) 


Norturno a Leszo; di Edgardo Corio 

_ fof Italy1; piano, in re minore. 8763 

eo) Pipe’ 13, 1923 1 il 2c.) Apri l63 (5 
557540; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Now I’M GOING 0 T'wo-TIME you; words 
by Mabel Marshall, melody by J. E. 
Aldridge tof U. Si 8764 

©.1,c. May 11, 1923; EK. 564021: 
James Ellsworth Aldridge, New York. 


Now Is THE MONTH OF MAYING; ballet, 
by Thomas Morley tof England, arr. 
by John E. West tof England:; female 
voices. (Novello’s octavo edition of 
trios, etc., for female voices, no. 478) 


8765 


© May 11, 1923; 1c. May 12; E 
557866 ; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


(© arrangement) 


Now THAt I NEED you, YOU'RE GONE; 
words by Grant Clarke and Edgar 
Leslie, music by Joe Meyer tof Aba 

6 


©: May 11, 1923-2 ¢: May 42;-5 
562314; Clarke and Leslie sues. inc., 
New York. 


Nowa poisKA; polka, 
Vitak tof U. Sa; concertina. 8767 
@F Apert 9145/1925) 920 cet Maya tars 
559901; Georgi & Vitak music co., Chi- 


cago. (© arrangement} 


arr. by Louis 


Nozze PRINCIPESSA IOLANDA; mazzurka, 
‘melodia di F: C. Cardelis and 2 
Ardizzoni tof Italy1 8768 


©: bc. Apr. bY, 1923; 2 559827 ; 
F. Ciccia Cardelis and J. Ardizzoni, 
New York. 


NURSERY RHYMES; old English rhymes, 
music by Adam Carse tof England; 
sop., alto, ten. and bass. 4to. (No- 


vello’s part song book, no. 113) 
8769 


© oMay 41923 4 1 c.” May 7 ens 
557984: Novello & coy Itd., London. 


NURSIN’ THE BLUES; words and music by 
Harold James Shaw rof U. S. 8770 
Oy Apri 2) 2923402, en Apmapdess Ee 
559833; Universal music pub. co., Los 
Angeles. 


O cuixp, O cuitp (O kind, O kind); 
words by Hugo Verriest, English 
version by Mary Ellis Opdycke, mu- 
sic by Lodewyk Mortelmans of Bel- 
gium) 8771 

© May 14,°1923; 2c. May.15;\ E 
562393; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 

O GATHER ME THE ROSE, THE ROSE; 
words by W. E. Henley, music by 
Ethel Angless rof Great caneacee 


© Mar. 27, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 24; E 


557646; Boosey & co., London. 
O Lorp, THou art my Gop; anthem, 
words from the Bible, music by 


Ralph Horner tof Great Britain); or- 


gan acc. 4to.’ (York series, no. 824) 
8773 
© Apr. 9, 1923; 1c. Apr: 10; E 


557337; Banks & son, York, England. 


O, MY DEIR HERT; cradle song, words 
anon., music by Herbert Howells tof 
England) 8774 

©). Mara7i2923 +: Ie; Marnt20") EF 
556983; Winthrop Rogers, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


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8775 


’O porTAFIORE; versi di G. Andreassi, 
musica di V. D’Annibale tof Italy); 
mandolino acc. 4to. Naples, Santa 
Lucia. 8775 

©. Apr. 3, 1925 1 -'c. ee Er 
557988; Italian book co., New York. 


’O PULISSE E’ A CALANDRELLA; 


a. words by 
A. Parisi, 


melody by Raffaele De 
Luca of Italy, domiciled at New 
Yorlg ) 8776 
© vex: Apes 27,2 1923.45 1569865" 
Antonio Parisi, New York. 


’O rITORNO; words by Gennaro Amato, 
melody by Raffaele De Luca tof Italy, 
domiciled at New York) 8777 


©) lte.. Aps. 27,1923; . i 56864 ; 
Antonio Parisi, New York. 


7O SCUPATORE TALIANO; words by A. 
Parisi, melody by Domenico [etti 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York, 
arr. by Raffaele De Luca of Italy, 
domiciled at New York) 8778 

KC) tec. Apr: 27, 19254 50le62% 
Antonio Parisi, New York. 


O sING UNTO THE LoRD A NEW SONG; 
words and music by R. S. Wright rof 


Seco 8779 

Agr 2, LOZS 229 e epi fone 
559648; Roxane Seabury Wright, 
Pasadena. 


O soLte Mio (My bright sun) ; Neapoli- 
tan serenade, by Edouardo Di Capua, 
arr. by A. Garland tof U. $.; piano. 
(Favorite drawing-room pieces) 8780 

© Apr. 6, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 10; E 
561577; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. :© arrangement) 


O TASTE, AND SEE, HOW GRACIOUS THE 
Lorp 1S; anthem, words from. the 
Bible, music by John R. Van Vhiet 
tof U. Sa; mixed voices with sop. 
solo. (G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7034) 

8781 
© May 9, (1923602  Mag 12; .E 
564041; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Ocean (THE) wWoMAN; words and mu- 
sic by G. R. Bliss, jr. cof U: Si 

8782 

rd wear Mlagy 1 W923 ei Sagoo; 
George R. Bliss, jr., Worcester. 


O’DoNNELL Warton) Three hu- 
moresques; by B. W. O’Donnell tof 
England) ie 28; military band. 
(Hawkes & son’s military band edi- 
tion, no. 452) Contents: 1. Pride 
and prejudice.—2. Prevarication.—3. 
Petulance and persuasion. 87 


© Apres FR 1923 Iie Apre2ze5 5k 
557664: Hawkes & son, London. 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


(JACQUES ) 


OFFENBACH Les contes 
d’Hoffman; opéra_ fantastique en 
quatre actes, de J. Offenbach,. fan- 
fasie arr. pat) Welsaae, lot 
France}; orch. avec piano-condutc- 
teur. (Lutetia, no. 1) 8784 

©; Apr.-26, 1923.) Vig) ate a 
557842; Choudens, Paris. (© ar- 
rangement) i ; 


—— Opowiesci Hoffmana; letnia nocy 
jasna cicha, barkarolla di J. Offen- 
_ bach, opracowalt M. S. Rozycki tof 
U. S.1; sop. i mezzo-sop. 8785 - 


© May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 16; E 
562411; WH. Sajewski, Chicago. 


OFFERTORY IN G MINOR; by E. S. Hos- 
mer of U. Sa; organ. 8786 
(Cy Apr. 6,, [993° " 2c) Aer Loe ok, 
561574; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
OrricE oF THE Hoty ComMMUNION; by 
Joseph W. Clokey of U. S.1 op. 28; 
eight pt. cho. of mixed voices with 


organ acc. 4to. (Church music re- 
view, no. 675) 8787 
©. Apr. "5; 1923; "2G aa ay 3, 


559167; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Ou, Boy! How_DANNY CAN DANCE; 
words by Ben Ryan, music by Violin- , 
sky rpseud. of Solly Ginsberg, of 

ural 8788 
© Apr.. 1%, 1923 :320cs Seppe | oe 


559773; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 
Ou, CALIFORNIA OUR FAIRYLAND ; words 


by S. Lampert, music by Geo. Graff, 
jrof U, Sa, arn shy thee. 3G) Beach 
lof) Us Se 8789 
© 1 May 1a 48235 2 sa4sls ; 
Stanley Lampert, Pittsburgh. 


OH, HOW FAIR IS SPRING TO ME; words 
by Y. F. Bernier, music by Luther 
A. Clark rof U. es 8790 

©' 1c. Apr. 30; 1923.5 Hae 40: 
Yvonne F. Bernier, Brunswick, Me. 


Ou! HOW SHE IWIED TO ME; words by 
Harry White, music by Will Donald- 
son of U. By with uklele acc. 8791 


© ‘May 21) 19230920 er Way 7 ja 


559880; Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
York. p 
Ou! I wisH I WERE A TINY BROWNY 
BIRD; part-song, words by Charles 
Kingsley, music by S. E. Lovatt tof 
Great Britaini; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Choral album, no. 1335) 8792 - 


© \May: 6,°:1923;)1°e) “Mayv2ty 
557973: Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


546 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


OH! ROSE BLEU; ideal shimmy, by Nicola 
‘ Moleti sof Italyi; pf. Edizioni Ca- 
risch. 8793 
(pian 15,01923 » ly.ex May 4; E 
557812; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


OH THOSE ALLURING EYES; melody by 
C. B. Madder tof England, domiciled 
at Milwaukee: 8794 

(yah, fe May-7,0 11923 ; 1.559913 

Charles Butcher Madder, Milwaukee. 


OH, TO BE GREAT; words by L. M. Noble, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 8795 

vdavs: May. 9);1923; . B: 559938: 
Lura M. Noble, Spencer, Mich. 


OH, 
@has..C. Helms. of, U., $3 
© Jan. 
559630 ; 
aiex. 
Onto (THE) BLUES; words by C. Lay- 
ton, music) by Geos Graff; \ jr: ~ tof 
U.7S.1, arr, by Theo. .G. Beach *jof 
WS. 8797 
Ooi May ie) 1923: 564314: 
Clarence Layton, Indianapolis. 


WHAT LOVE; words and music by 
8796 


Cane. ‘rtelms;... Bluff. Dale, 


OKLAHOMA INDIAN JAZZ; fox trot, 
words by T. J. Johnsen and J. W. 
Barna, music by J. J. Murrin and T. 
Guarini tof U. Sa, arr. by Ray Hib- 
beler ‘tof (U.S. 8798 

Oirt.c. May 10; 1923: 562196; 
dawet sounsen: 1.) «Guarini, J. WwW. 
Barna and J. J. Murrin, Chicago. 


Orp (THE) BARD’s sonc; from The im- 
mortal hour, words by Fiona Mac- 
Leod, music by R. Boughton jof Eng- 
land; London, Stainer & Bell, Itd. 8799 

©) wAtprl 1051923; 1c: Apr. 238 
557667; Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
_ bury, England. 


Ox_p CHELSEA; suite of easy pieces, by 


Ernest Newton of England; pf. 
Contents: 1. Moonlight on the 
Thames. —2. Dance of the Chelsea 


ghosts——3. Cremorne gardens.—4. The 
artists’ dance.—5. The bargeman’s 
song.—6. March of the Chelsea- pen- 
sioners. 8800 
me) Wir. 02), 19252) Le. “Apt. 233° 
557598: Herbert Freeman, London. 


Oxp (AN) couURTING RHYME; from The 


Windsor drollery, music by Felix 
White tof England; London, Good- 
win & Tabb, Itd. 8801 
Pe ywalan., 95019288) lve. Apr. 16° 


557982; F. and B. Goodwin, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


o4 


Pt023 ; Ze, Apreili. E I 


8810 


OLp ENGLISH MASTERS FOR THE HARPSI- 
CHorD; ed. and transcribed by A. M. 
Henderson tof Great Britain); pf. 

8802 


DU ae 


© Apr 6.892854 & Apr. 405-58 
557469; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


OLD-FASHIONED DEAR: words and music 


by Cecil Osik Ellis tof U. S. ~ 8803 
@P Apr... 6,189235°2e Apri lds E 


561571; Theo. Presser CO); Philadel- 
phia. 
Otp GREEN RIVER BLUES; words by 


A. W. Bruce, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U-. S14 8804 
© 1c, May 16, 1923; E 564199: 

A. W. Bruce, Shelton, Wash. 
Orp (THE) HOME; words by Mrs. J. 
Long, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S.) 8805 


©), Tove. Apr. 30, 1923 -. F- 561949= 
Mrs. J. Long, Eureka, Utah. 


Orp (THE) HOME TOWN; words. by 
J. D. Kiester, music by Al Meehan 
tof U. Su 8806 


© Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c: May 18: E 


564259 ; James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock, Pa. 
Otp Kinc Core; and other nursery 


songs, easy duets, composed and arr. 
by Ernest Newton tof Great Britain); 
piano- with words. Paxton’s ed. Con- 
tents: 1. Old King Cole.—2. Three 
blind mice rand; Jerry and James and 
John.—3. Sing a song of sixpence.— 
4. Little Bo-peep rand; There was a 
little iman—-5,-1 saw “a’'ship” a2sail- 
ing—6. When good King Arthur 
ruled this land. ° 8807 
©, Olas. 9 31923- 1c. Mary. Spek 
pads W. Paxton: & co.’ lid. Sa on- 
on. 


Oxrp Kine Tur; words by B. Gallagher, 
music by KE. $S.. S. Huntington cof 
OS 8808 

© disse? May: 10, 4923 ;, Jue SOZ187 * 
Bernard Gallagher, Eldorado, Ill. 


Orp Kine Tut, was a WISE OLD Nut: 
words by Roger Lewis, music by Lu- 
cien Denni tof U. Su 8809 

©) May 9, °1923;-2<¢. May ivr E 
559886; J. W. “aie sons music co., 
Kansas City, 


OLD MAN JjAzz; fox-trot, words and 
music by C. F. Hoelscher tof U. Su. 
8810 


(1 ce May! 17;-,1923- "562452: 
cliee Franssen Hoelscher, Lowa City, 
zi 


= 


( 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES. 


8811 


pt. 111, mst, w. 18 


Orp (AN) SERENADE; by Paul Lawson 
rof U. Si, intro. Au clair de la lune, 
English version by J. M.; piano, with 
words. 881] 
“© May 8, 1923-2 c. May 12; E 
564103; Theo. Presser ‘co., Philadel- 
phia. 


OMBRES: CASTILLANES; de Edouard Mig- 
nan tof France); piano. (Hispanies, 
no. 1) 

©. May +18; 1923 ;21c.. May 185CE 
557933; Enoch & co., Paris. 


ON SLUMBER TREE; words by Alfred 
P. Graves, music by Werner Josten 
iof Germany, domiciled at New York; 
high voice. (Sheet music edition, V. 
796) -8813 


©) Apre<4091 1923; 2neisMayud2 VE | 


562283; Carl Fischer, New York. 


ON THE FERRY; from New York days 
and nights, by Emerson Whithorne 
rof U. S. op. 40, no. 1; piano. (Sheet 
music edition, P. 1305) 8814 

© “Mar. 6, 1923: 2 ¢. May laa 5 
562278; Carl Fischer, New York. 


ON THE INSIDE; words and melody by 
Joos: Akinsrto£) el. Sa, ars. by Barry 
L. Alford tof U. Sa. 8815 

Cite Apr!’ 30; 1923: °E, -562195 ; 
John Stanton Akins, Chicago. 


On THE LAGOON; by William Baines iof 
U. Sa; piano. (Scenes from the 
Southland ) 8816 

© Avor. (25/0923 .02)-e! Apri 303 FE 
559750: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Oncs BUT NOT NOW; words and music 
by OQ. R. Snowden tof U. $1 8817 

Gr Apron ozo ae. cha 7a ite, 
559822: ©. Roscoe Snowden, New 
York. 


OnpINA: versi di P. Cristiano, musica 


di V. D’Annibale tof Italy; ; mandolino. 


acc. 4to. Naples, Santa Lucia. 8818 


© Apes, 1923") 1 tel May 7 
557989; Italian book co., New York. 


OnE HouR MORE; fox trot, from Espa- 
nela, by Louis’ E. Tilden, arr. ‘by’ J. 
Bodewalt Lampe.-tof U.’ $13: Lorch. 
with piano acc. 8819 

(© Matyi IS 2gr2 cy Nay ene 
562459: John Church co., Cincinnati. 
(© arrangement) 

ONE LITTLE HOUR; words and music by 

CiBo. Winkel of MiSs 8820 
Otic. Apres0} 1923, sobo24; 
Carl B. Winge, Seattle. 


ONLY A PICTURE, THAT HANGS ON THE 
WALL; words by E. E. Bernard, mu- 
sic by Ernest Camp tof U. Sa 8821 


© 1c. May 9, 1923; EF 559930; Ed- 
ward Elias Bernard, San Diego, Calif. 


ONLY AND FOREVER; words by William 
Ernest Henley, music by Wintter 
Watts tof U. S1; medium voice. 8822 

©: Apr.’ ‘3; 1923 :-%2%c. Apr vo- 
559172; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


OPEN THE GATE OF YOUR HEART; words 
by Fredk. Owen, music by Constance 
White tof England); in F. 8823 

© Mar. 19, 1923;\1 c. Apr. 20; E 
557584; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


OPEN YOUR ARMS 0 ME; fox trot ballad, 
words by Alice Doubleday, music by 
Bob Lamberton and John T. Hall tof 
AS 5a 8824 


© Mar. 28, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 3ie EB 
559024; Irving music pub. co., New 
York. 


OrFEo (L’) ; favola in musica, di Claudio 
Monteverdi, ed. di G. Francesco Mali- 
piero tof Italy}; canto e piano. 8825 

© May 22, 1923;:1 ¢. May 23: E 
566039; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon- 
don. (© editing) 


ORIENTALE; from Kaleidoscope, by César 
Cui, op. 50, no. 9, transcribed by Jascha 
Gurewich tof U. $.1; C melody, B flat 
ten., or E flat saxophone and piano. 

8826 

© Apr.’ 23,°19235 eek, Wray 12 

562271; Carl Fischer, New York. «© 
arrangement] 


OrPHAN’S (THE) PRAYER; words by M. 
Wanniski, music by Theo. G. Beach 
tof U. S.1 New York, Frank Hard- 
ing, music publisher. 8827 

©) May 4, 1923" 27°C .iiay 10 
Sra Michael Wanniski, Pottsville, 
ae 


OuR LEGION ON PARADE; march, words 
and music by H. D. Pryor tof U. Su, 
arr. by F. A. Mueller. Washington, 
Paul E. Eisert. 28 

©,..May. 15,! 19234), 2%e) Miaw 45> 15 
562402; H. D. Pryor, Washington. 


Our LITTLE HOME; words and music by 
L. Wolfe Gilbert tof U. Sa, arr. by 
D. Onivas tpseud. of Domenico Sa- 
vino] 8829 


© “Apr. 17,;) 19235 20c. ‘May C7= Sean 


559882; L. Wolfe Gilbert music corp., 
New York. 


548 


; MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8846 


Our own WASHINGTON ; words and mu- 

sic by J. D. Emerick tof U. S.1 8830 

© 71 ce) Apr. 30, 1923;-E 561937; 
Jessie Dee Emerick, Seattle. 


Out IN THE FIELD; by Edmund Parlow 
tof Germany); piano. eS ae 


1) 
fomemicdy "2, .1923°"2 °c. May (93. 
562151; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


OuT UPON THE DESERT SANDS; fox trot 
song on melody from II] trovatore, 
words and music by H. F. Laney, 
arr. by H. F. Laney and Frank 6%. 
Butler rof U. Su 8832 


© 1c. May 12, 1923; E 564029; 
Henry F. Laney, New York. 


OvER THE HILL; words by C. Hil- 
brecht, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of gee 


© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561947; 
Coy Hilbrecht, Bay City, Mich: 


Pappy; a dog story, by H. M. Burnaby 
tof Great Britaim, musical setting 
by Cuthbert Clarke; recitation with 
piano acc. (Musical monologues, no. 
266) 88 

foe 20, 1923;.1 ic Apr; 305; E 
557743; Reynolds & co., London. 


PAGES WE READ ‘TOGETHER; books of 
childhood, words by Florence E. Lee, 
music by William Lee rof Great Brit- 
Aisin C. “(Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations] 8835 

© May 14, 1923; 1 c. May 19; E 
566029; Eclipse music pub. co., Itd., 
London. 


Pat 0° MY SOUTHERN LAND; words by: 


Waldo W. Ports, music by Beulah 
*Learnard of ;U. Sa 8836 


Apr! 14719235020ex Apr! 27 


561898; Ports and Learnard, Ponca |, 


City, Okl. 


Par oF MY DREAMS; fox trot, by Chas. 
EB, Roat of U. Si; orch. with words. 
Ato. 8837 

©) May 1) 1923'-42) Apr. 30:7 E, 
Borel? Chas. ‘E)’ Roat. ‘music co., 
Battle Creek. 


_ PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; by 

Leon Jessel, arr. by Jas. H. Harring- 
FomurofU.) Sip orch. im C; *4to. 

8838 

Gy) Apr. '28,) 1923: 2c) Apr. 30; E 

561956; Edward B. Marks music co., 

New York. 1© arrangement) 


o49 


—— (Die parade der holzsoldaten) ; 
march, by Leon Jessel tof Germany) ; 
band. 4to. 8839 

©* May 031923 52> ex: May(A: EE : 
559820; Edward B. Marks music 
co., New York. (© arrangement. 


PARAGON; march, by James M. Fulton 
rot U.. SqropeiliZty) orch..; 4to. 2.Cin- 
cinnati, O., Fillmore music house. 

8840 
©) Aps., 12; 1923 2: Apr. Ma E 
559308; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


PARTNERS AT THE DANCE; by Adolf 
Weidig tof U. S. op. 69, no. 1, bio- 
graphical sketch, fingering and in- 
structive annotations. by Lewis G. 
Thomas; piano. (Progressive series 
compositions, no. 212, gr. 1-b) 8841 

©) May: 19: 923 2 ch cMay»4c4 E 
559853 iArty publications, soe. St. 
Louis. 


PAST THREE IN THE MORNING, SO Now I 
WON'T GO HOME AT ALL; words by E. 
O'Hara, and. C. -B. Madder,’ melody 
yee NO Maha stOn mw. toca diter Dy ec. 
B. Madder tof England, domiciled 
at Milwaukee; 8842 


() lc.) May “7. 192360 Be a59914: 
Charles Butcher Madder and Emory 
O’Hara, Milwaukee, 


PASTORAL DANCE; gavotte and musette, 
by James Brown of England); vio- 
lin with piano acc. (Polychordia 
violin solos, no. 1) 8843 

© Apr: 19,1923 ies May Ds 
557780; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


PatAky (Hupert) Zwei lustige lie- 
der; musik von’ H. Pataky tof Ger- 
matiyy gop. iil, ines il us 27 ytiefe 
stimme. Contents: 1. Ich kam einmal 
an ein freundlich haus; worte von 
Julius Wolff.—2. Das verungluckte 
standchen (The ill-fated serenade) ; 
English words by Estelle Duclo. 8844 
Or Deel 1922; ee Aprs 15) #923!- 
E, 557563; Alte und neue kunst, Berlin. 


PATHS OF JUNE; orch. sc. to the Chil- 
dren’s day service, by Ira B. Wilson, 
arr. by -Chas. L. Lewis pot Ul Si 
Ato. 8845 

©OWMori7) 19233256 Apri 283) 5 
559724; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 


PATROL OF THE WOODEN INDIANS; by 
Quinto E. Maganini tof U. S. op. 9, 
no. 1; four flutes. (Sheet music edi- 
tion, W. 115: The realm of the dolls, 
no! I) 8846 
©" Apes'91923;) 2c. May, 12 
502252; Carl Fischer, New York. 


CATALOGUE OF 
8847 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


PATTIN’ YOUR FEET; words and melody 
by Danny Russo and Frank O'Neil 
rot U.S.) 8847 

© 1c. May - tS) 1923 ;, Jy 562374 ; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


PEA-Nuts; words and music by T. W. 
Connor jof England); in D. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 8848 

©" Feb.014) 19233) 1 ce April p E 
557375; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


PEA-NUTS, POPCORN, CANDY; fox_ trot 
song, words by Reg. Low, music by 
Harry Stogden tof England) 8849 

© Jan. 31/1923; "1c. Ape, 10; E, 

557335; West’s, Itd., London. 


PENDANT L’ATTENTE; paroles de Ca- 
tulle Mendés, musique de Robert Le 
Grand of France) op. 41. 8850 

© Dec. 31, 1922; 1 c. May 9, 1923; 
B 557855: .Ch,, ddayet, Paris. 


Perrecr root; ballet from the opera in 
one act, by Gustay Holst tof Englandi 
op. 39; full orch. sc. 8851 

© May 4, 1923; 1c. May 7; E 
£37086: Novello & co., ltd., London. 


Perrect (THE) Foo; ballet from the 
opera in one act, by Gustav Holst, arr. 
by Nora Day tof Great Britain); piano, 
four hands. 8852 

© May 18, 1923; 1c. May 19; E 
557969: Novello & co., Itd., London. 


(© arrangement) 


Perrect (A) Kiss (Un baiser parfait) ; 
valse parisienne, words by Antoinette 
St. Ives, music by Armand Beaucaire 
iof U. Sa (French and English ver- 
sion} 8853 

@ Apr: 28) 1923; 2c: pr. OF a 
561881: Dixon Lane music pub. co., 
Chicago. 
Preruars: fox trot, words and music by 
Harold James Shaw rof U. $.1 8854 
©.Ann > 179923 12) «Ape 18, E, 
559834; Universal music pub. co., Los 
Angeles. 


Prerrre suits; de Roger-Ducasse, trio | 


par Roger Branga (of France); violon, 
piano et violoncelle, contrebasse_ et 
clarinette ad lib. 885 
© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 30; E 
557697: Durand & cie., Paris. (© ar- 
rangement) 
Prive vALSE; by Henselt, op. 28, no. 1, 
arr. by Ignaz Friedman tof Poland, 
domiciled at New York); piano. 8856 


pt. 111,248. ¥: 45° 


©, -Mar.,,5, 1923+ 2.6. yoann 5 
559676; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., New 
York. © revising and editing) 


de E. Paladilhe, orch. par H. Mou- 
ton of Belgium); orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. 885 

© Apr. 14, 1923. 4) caceupespou. B, 
55/726; , Durand pes; cie., \Paris=, ©> 


orchestration} 


PHAEDRA; poem by Gilbert Murray, 
music by Maurice Besly tof Great 
Britain) op. 23; sop. 8858 

©. Apr. 20° 1923." To erie die.) 
557879; Boosey & co., London. 


PHYLLIS AND SyLwviA; scene de ballet,. 
by Elmore R. Condon fof U. S. op. 9, 
no. 3; violin and piano. (Four court 
scenes, no. 3) 8859 

© May \1,..1923; 2c. Apie.ou.. 
561916; Shattinger piano & music co., 
St. Louis. 


PIANOFORTE SIGHT READING PIRCES; writ- 
ten and compiled by Thos. F. Dunhill 
and Felix Swinstead tof Great Britaim 
1. Elementary division—2. Lower di- 
vision —3. Higher division. 8860-8862 

© Apr. 6, 192591 c2 Caen po: 
FE, 557558557560; Associated board of 
the R. A. M. and the R. C. M., Lon- 
don. 


PiccapILLy (THE) Puritan; fox trot, 
by Dorothy Forster rof Great Britain) ; 


orch., with piano conductor. 4to. 
8863 
© Apr. 27,°1923 ;01 cay ASE 
557948: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 


Crew, Itd., London. 1© arrangement) 


——-——— words by Gus Blake, music by 
Dorothy Forster tof Great Britain 


8864 
©. Mar.. 29, 1023;)-1 "eF Apes dae 
557518; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 


Crew, Itd., London. 


PICKIN’ CHERRIES; words and melody by 

Spencer Williams tof U. Su 8865 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 562466; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


Pig Jesu; paroles et .musique de. E. 
Gazier tof: France; orgue acc. 8866 — 
© Apr. 14, 1923; Ixc, Ape 30: Ea 
557720; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 


Preces; de Francois Couperin, re- 
trouvées, annotées et rev. par Charles 
Bouvet of France; violoncelle et 
piano. Ed. classique, A. Durand et 
fils. 8867 


000 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


_ 8885 


Gs Aor. 499923) Pe) hMay On, 
0557849 Durand ’&"cie., Paris. © 
collecting, annotating and revising) 


Pirotins (Ls) ; marche de la L. M. C., 
par Gaston Lemaire, orchestration par 
Guill aume Balay of France]; _ har- 
monie ou fanfare. 4to. Paris, L. B. 

. Mercier. 8868 

A pt.) 25>.1923,; 1.1, .c..i May, 95.5 
557837; Gaston Lemaire, Paris. 1t© 
orchestration) 


=——— HAVO, Fafis, ., .aMer- 
cier. 1. Ed. simplifiée—2. Ed. origi- 
nale.—3. Piano et chant. 8869-8871 

© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. each Apr. 30; 
E 557691-557693; Gaston Lemaire, 
Paris. (© transcribing and simplify- 
ing] 


——— 


PININ’ FoR you; words by James Stan- 
ley Royce, music by Spencer G. Adams 
tof U. S.1; medium voice, in D flat. 

8872 

(Cian 31 1923. 2.¢ Mar 315 

559022; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. 


Pininc; words by O. O. Milliken, music 
by Leo Friedman tof U. Su. 8873 
© Apr. 16,;'1923; 2 ¢. Apr. 30; E 
559844: Otis Oscar Milliken, Cache, 
Okl., 


Prep, SQUEAK AND WILFRED; from The 
midnight follies, words by James 
Heard, music by E. Antony Roper tof 
England); in G. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) 8874 


Se Bep: 2019237 1 ce Agr.” 20%" EB 
557578 ; Herman Darewski music pub. 
cO., London. 


musique 


Gabriele 


PISANELLA (LA); tiré de la 
composée pour le drame de 
D’Annunzio, de Ildebrando 
tof Italy; ; orch. sc. Contents: 1. Dans 
le palais du roi latin de Cypre—2. 
Sur le quai du port de Famagouste.— 
3. Au chateau de la reine sans merci.— 
4. La danse de |l’epervier—5. La danse 
de amour ou de la mort Tee 


©) iBeb!-5. 1923) ce. “Apr 305" E 
557690; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, 
Italy. 


“PLANTATION JUBILEE; plantation song, 
from The midnight follies, words by 


James Heard, music by E. Antony 

Roper tof Englandi; in B flat. Tee 

and tonic sol-fa notations} 8876 
eae 


Pizzetti . 


501 


© Apr. 6, 1923; 1 c. “sie 20; E 
557577; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


Pravamines: werd’, by Billy, Clason. 
melody by M. Rubens tof U.S.) 8877 


©) he) May V9" "1923s <1" 559048" 
Maurice Rubens, New York. 


PLEASE FORGET ME; words and music 
by Ay Brows "tof Ui"Si 8878 


© Aprili23, 1923 4.2ie; Apr 2850E 


559683; Archie Brown, Belmont, Calif. 
PLOUGHMAN (THE); my big horses, 
words by Eric Talbot, music by . 


Dorothy Atkinson. 1of England); low 
voice, in B flat. 8879 

© Apr. 19, 1923; 
557438 : Jamesons 
London. 


L ARR AISE! 
(St. Brides)  ltd., 


PLUCKING THE RUSHES; words from the 
Chinese, tr. by Arthur Waley, music 
by C. W. Orr tof England 8880 

CO pApt:di2in1923: lice Apidae 
557398 ; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 


PoBRECITO FARAON; couplet  satirico, 
words and music by J. M. Lacalle tof 
We. Sa 8881 

Orc) May 42, V1923 4, 5 559768): 
Joseph M. Lacalle, Brooklyn. 


Po&MEs (LEs) DE LompBre; de E. Rey- 
Andreu of France; op. 40, no. 1, 2. 
Contents: 1. Chanson banale; paroles 
de Robert de Ganzo—2. Vos mains; 
paroles de P. Duplessis de Pouzilhac. 

8882 
©) Ape 25,1 1923" Tre May a hes 
apy Guo, Ga Layer (Paris: 


Potty; selection, by Frederic Austin, 
arr. by Sydney Baynes tof Geat Brit- 
ain}; orch. with piano conductor. 4to. 
_(Boosey’s orchestral journal, no. 222) 

8883 

©), Mar.) 27; 1923; Ie. sApr 24> 

554052 Boosey & ‘CO., London. © 
arrangement j 


PoLycHorDIA (THE) DRILLS; by James 
Brown ,of England); violin and viola. 
(Polychordia string library, no. 15) 

8884 
Oy Arpray MOO 1923) ue. \Miay ihc ako 
557976: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


POMPONNETTE; by Ernest Centola tof 
Italy) op. 43; orch. pts. 
© Apc 261925. ics May MO. 
566024: Augener, Itd., London. 


« \ ¢ 
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8586 


Poor LI’tLe BLUES; words and melody 

by Fred Rose of U. Sa 8886 

© 1c: May 15, 19235:'»562373; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


PoPpocATEPETL - SURABAYA- TROT; worte 
von Benno Vigny, musik von Artur 
M. Werau jof Austria; op. 606. 8887 

© Nov. 12, 1922; 1.c. Apr. 16, 1923; 
E 557455: Ludwig Doblinger (Bern- 
hard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


Poppy (A) riéup; by William Baines 
tof U. Sa; piano. (Scenes from the 
Southland ) 8888 

te) Aggie. 25) 109382 kc. Apr SUE, 
559749: Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


Porrep CEOGRAPHY; words and music 
by Leonard Pounds tof England); in 
ID. (Patter songs, no. 1) Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations) . 8889 

©) Mar. 19°/1923:, V ca Apt, 2058 
557582: Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


Pour DEFILER; marche, par J. Tobon tof 
France); orch. avec piano-corducteur. 


Ato. 8890 

©) Apr 26, 1923. 1c. May 95. E 
557844: Paul Decourcelle, Nice. 
France. 


PrayER; by. John W. Barrington iof 
U. Sa; organ. (Jn Fischer edition, 
organ music, no. 5167: Five preludes, 
no. 4) 8891 

© May 1, 1923; 2 ¢c. May 3; i, 
559791; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


Preciousness (THE) oF JESUS; words 
Dy, cick» axon, wamusic:, by Gil AS: 
Schuler tof U. Su 8892 

©UAprsibaho23 eric. May 10; E 
562400: George S. Schuler, Chicago. 


PRELUDE AND BourrEg; by G. Pugnani, 
transcribed by Alfred Moffat tof Great 
Britain); violin and pf. (From Olden 
days, no. 15) 8893 

@k Mar. 12, 1923; dc: Agar. 29; E 
557353: Schott & co., London. 1© 


transcription! 


PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN C MINOR; by 
Seth Bingham tof U. S.1 op. 9, no. 1; 
organ. 8894 

© ‘May 2 '1923;)' 2c.” May 4 EK, 

559817; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


PRELUDE CLASSIQUE; concert study in © 
minor, by E. Davis tof U. S.1 op. 20, 
ed. by Lucien G. Chaffin; piano. Han- 
nibal, Mo., Davis studio. 8895 

© -May 14), d9235)2 0c. Apr. BO, 
561919: Eleanor Davis, Hannibal, Mo. 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


PRELUDE ET FucuE; de P. de Bréville 
fof France); piano. 8896 
©) Apr. 14> 1923eitiver Apes EK - 
557695; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 


PRELUDE IN C SHARP MINOR; by Sergei 
Rachmaninoff, op. 3, no. 2, rev. ed. 
with fingering, pedaling, phrasing and 
instructive annotations by Leopold 
Godowsky of U. $1; biographi- 
cal sketch and glossary by Lewis G 
Thomas; piano. (Progressive series 
compositions, no. 812, gr. 4-b) 8897 

©,.May 1, 1923: 2 csi 
559858; Art publication soc., St. 
Louis. «(© annotations, fingering, 
pedaling and phrasing) 


PrigRE; by W. ¥ Wael-Wunk «tof 
France}; violoncelle avec acc. de 
piano et harpe, orgue ad lib. 8898 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1c. Mar.13, 1923; 
E 556963; Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 


PRijd PEPICKU K NAM; at, at, at, polka, 
by K. Herman, arr. by Jos. Cerny 
tof U. Sa; piano with words. 8899 

© Apr: 20,°1923: 2c. Apea0s E 
562345; Joseph Jiran, Chicago. 


PRIMAVERA (LA); valzer, melodia di 
G. Buzzolani tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York 8900 


@© live. May | 15)11923)."s 562367 ; 


Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 


PRIMAVERA NUOVA (Quand le printemps 
renait) ; paroles de Georges Villard, 
musique par Enrico Toselli of 
Italy; piano seul avec chant seul. 

8901 
©: Apr. 25, 19235 1c. silage 
55/831; Smyth, Paris: 


Princess GrotA; suite of four numbers 
from the ballet, by Colin Macleod 


Campbell of Great Britaim; pf. 
Contents: 1... Prelude.—2.».Pas-” de 
trois—3. Dwarf king’s \dance._4. 
Grand valse romantique. 8902 


© Apr: 17; 1923; 1c) May 102.5 
557882: Boosey & co., London. «© 
arrangement] 


ProcESSIONAL; by Domenico Savino of 
Italy, domiciled at New York); orch. 
with piano acc. (Photo play series, 
Tos SO te) 8 

© May, 14, 1923), 2) ec sMayode; E 
564296; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


Procress; words and music by H. G. 
' Fulmer cof U. Sa 8904 
©. ‘Apr. 14,°1923:\2, cape oe 
561891; Harriet G. Fulmer, South 
Bend, Ind. | 


Do2 


= 


‘PROMENADE; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8922 


gavotte, by Erno Rapée 
-and William Axt tof U. $1; piano. 
(Red. seal series) 8905 
@ Mar, 24, 19235; 2.eu Apr 14s E 
559313; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 


PrRoMIsED (THE) LAND; three-part 
song, words anon., music by Myles 
B. Foster, arr. by Paul Bliss of 
U. Si; women’s voices. 4to. 8906 

(ey PAs 25519233 2 c.) Apri 30; E 
559730; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. ‘© arrangement} 


PRUNELLA; or, Love in a Dutch garden, 
words by Laurence Housman and H. 
Granville-Barker, music by Joseph S. 
Moorat of Englandi; piano with 
words. 8907 

mere 1923" 1 tc: Mar. 21; E 


556989; Elkin & co., Itd., London. 
PsAUME XLVI (In the  vulgate, 
XLVI); musique de Florent Schmitt 
tof France] Op. o%,, pour. , orchs, 
orgue, choeurs et solo, partition 
et parties separées. 8908 


© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Feb. 3, 1923; 
F 590965;,A..Z. Mathot,. Paris. 


Pucctnt (Gracomo) Inno di Roma; 
parole di Fausto Salvatori, musica 
di G. Puccini tof Italy; 8909 


io Mar 6 £1923:) 1..c. Mar. 2/3 
557615; Casa musicale Sonzogno, 
Milan. 


PuRITAN MAIDS; caprice, by R. S. Mor- 
HMson por. UU. 5.1 ;_,piatio, 8910 
umay 8 1923; 2 c, Mayl2Zy E 
564099; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Put A BIT 0’ TREACLE ON MY PUDDEN, 


Mary ANN; words and music by 
Fred W. Leigh and Harry Champion 
“fof England; (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 8911 
eyo Feb. 13." 1923; 
557581; Herman 
pub. co., London, 


Putsiz; words by Stanley E. Sinclair, 


Darewski music 


melody by M. Sinclair and Walter 
Be taris) (ol Ul isi atr., by <Wlth. 
Paris. 8912 

tec May 9, VOes5y 559933 ; 


Martha Sinclair, Cincinnati. 


QUANTO TI VOGLIO BENE; versi di Raf- 
faele Chiurazzi, musica di P. Fonzo 
tof Italy; mand. ace. Naples, Santa 
Bucia. «. | 8913 

Oi Apr Shy 19285) 1 seo May (21: 
566002; Italian book co., New York. 


5 


ie. Ape 2G. Eat 


QUEEN OF DIXIELAND; one step, words 
by G. L. Gee, music by Norrie Ber- 
fandom U.S 8914 


emir ce. Mar tne 19232). Ee Stel e47 : 
George L. Gee, West Palm Beach, Fla. 


RACHEL! QUAND DU SEIGNEUR GRACE 
TUTELAIRE (When thou by heaven’s 
grace wert given me); from La 
Juive, English version by Alice Mat- 
fllath- jor sW.. Si, musica by Jie es. 
Halévy, ed. by N. Clifford Page tof 
U. Si; high voice. (Superior edi- 
tion, no. 5579) English, French and 
Italian text) 8915 

Or Mar. oO, 1023. 2. ¢.. May ae. By 
562279; Carl Fischer, New York. (© 
arrangement and English version 


Maurice 
( Bel- 
8916 
1973. Ane 2 Dione 2, 
559772; *Belwin, inc., New York. 


Rapio Ray; words by L. Anthony Han- 
sen, music by E. S. Hunting- 
tog Tot WE ool 8917 

©) tic) May-i0. 1923-04; 562080" 
L. Anthony Hansen, Terrace, Minn. 


RaApIO MESSAGE; galop, by 
Barons Tor. ol” Orel, )° 2.50: 
win pop. st. no. 46) 

© Apr. 25, 


RapIo WALTZ; words by W. Brown, 
music by C. C. Brown and Herman 
Brown of U. Su 8918 

@©!\Ljc May 16; 4192330 564231; 
Glinton C- Brown; “Ralph, > Sask., 
Canada. 


Rainpow (THE); selection, by George 
Gershwin, selected and arr. by H. M 


Higgs jof Great Britain); piano. 
London, New York fete.) Chappell 
& sco. ltd. 8919 


©) Ape. (27,1923 - 
557805; Harms, inc., New York, 


RAxoczy MARCH; Hungarian melody, 
orchestrated” by N. Clifford Page rof 
UP Sapcorch, sen.” (Rinlharmonic ise= 
ries, no. 16) 8920 

GP Apr. 0, 192355 2c. (Apmaotey E 
559713; Oliver Ditson -co., , Boston. 
(© orchestration) 


RANEE; oriental foxtrot, by Rogge Bound 


1c yivlanewee 


tof France); piano. 8921 
OM Apr Seer OP S501 Me May ioe 


557978; Dix, Itd., London. 


RAPSODIE; pour orch. et saxophone, de 
Claude Debussy tof Francei ; transcrip- 
tion pour cor anglais. 8922 

©! Deep shit S22—) date Mare ht7, 
1923; 557763: Durand & cie., Paris. 


© transcription) 


Oo 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


8923 


RepowA; nouvelle danse di Vincenzo 

Billi tof Italy] op. 377; piano. 8923 

©) Apr Ta! 19232 1G Apr o. 
557544: G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


REFLEXIONS; by John R. Heath tof Eng- 
Jandi; piano. 8924 
(Oy Apri ide 9235,id CoA pi. lee; 
557470; Winthrop Rogers, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Recina; polka, by Adam Szuszczewicz 
tof U. Si; piano. 8925 
May’ 4, 1923;°2 c. May doce 5 
562412; Wladyslaw H. Sajewski, Chi- 
cago. 


REGULAR FELLOWS; words by W. E. 
Smith, music by Jack Strathdee tof 
Canada} Toronto, Canada, Whaley, 
Royce & co. 8926 

© ) May. 14) 1923. duc. May. 17 5° 
557909; William FE. Smith, Toronto, 
Canada. 


Rripy (E1teeEn) ‘Three Irish melodies ; 
arr. by Eileen and William Reidy tof 
Great Britain); violoncello or violin 
and piano. 8927 

tO 3Apr 1925 lve Apr, 17" 
566034; Pigott & co., Itd., Dublin, Ire- 
land. 


REJOICE AND sING; words by James 
Rowe, music by O. H. Cundiff tof 
VU. Sa 8928 

MG) Yan 7, 19207 2 ve. eA oe Ay 
559629; O. H. Cundiff, Pilot Point, 
Tex, 


ReMAtTADOR (Et); paso-doble, de Dar- 

dany tof France); piano. 8929 

G@) Apr. 14, 1923-0 1c Ape. 1305 5 
557704; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


REMEMBER DEAR; ballad fox-trot, words 
by N. Miller, music by R. Coats tof 
OS 8930 

@©y lc. .May. 21, 19235 Ho s04322 5 
Roy Coats and Norm Miller, Macomb, 
Ill. 


REMBMBER ME; words by F. J. Gallo, 

music by Lee Turner tof U. S$. 

©) Apr. (28; 1923512 ceMiayd ip 
559885; Fred J. Gallo, Cleveland. 


Réronsk A SALOME: fox trot, de A. P. 
M. Fortuny rpseud. of Amilcare Pen- 
nati-Malvezzi, of Italyi; petit orch. et 
piano conduttore. Edizioni Carisch. 
4to. (Collection etoile) 8932 


©) 22/a1925 Vo. Apres ay | 


557631; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


8931 |. 


pt. Trt nisi wes 


Repose; by John W. Barrington tof 
Wi Sas organ mito. cnimes: mrt 19 
Fischer edition, organ music, no. 5167: 
Five preludes, no. 2) _ 8933 

©? May! T1928 OP ae Et 
559789; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 


REQUIEM; words by Robert Louis 
Stevenson, music by Cecilia Loftus 
tof Great Britain) 8934 

© Apr. 267'1925: "se" May oo 

557798; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


RETURNING HOME; by Edmund Parlow 
tof Germany); piano. (Holidays, no. 
6) 8935 

©, May 2)! 1923%)-2) uch Maw iw E 
562156; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


RHYTHMS FOR THE KINDERGARTEN; by 
R. H. Cawthorne sof U. Si; piano. 
| 8936 
©: Apr. 2, 1923 "2c aw fe By 
562306; Ruth H. Cawthorne, Pasa- 
dena, Calif. 


RICHILDE; ouverture symphonique, de 
Gabriel Parés tof Francei; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 8937 

Koy" Apr. 25, “25,” leaner eee wip Ee, 
566011; Evette & Schaeffer, Paris. 


RipER (THE); words by. Ben Hur 
Lampman, music by Ina Rae_ Seitz 
for Ue Sa 8938 

© ‘Apr. 24, 19257" 2 Sp. Pepe won Es 
559709; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 

RIMEMBRANZE; mazurka, melodia di G. 
Buzzolani tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York) 8939 

©' 1 «May Wise Ors seas: 


Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 


RIPPLING WATER; intermezzo, by Bert R. 
Anthony rof U. $1; piano, four hands. 
(Life in spring) 8940 

© Apr. 6, 19235 2c) AapedOc ers 
561578; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

Same. 8941 

© Apr. 25,1923 2.2 ¢eeote ase le 
559739; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

RIPPLING WATERS; by H. A. Piedt tof 
Us piano. 8942 - 

© 1c May 3, 1923; EB 564295; 
Herbert A. Piedt, Cathay, N. D. 


Roap (THE) ACROSS THE SEA; words by 
P. J. O’Reilly, music by Lauri Bowen 
rof Great Britain); in C. 8943. 

©) Apr.’ 26, 1925 vec aia aoe 
557790; Reeder & Walsh, London. 


Dot 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


8961 


Rott, ALONG Missourt; words by Bert 
Kalmar and Harry Ruby, music by 
M. K. Jerome tof U. Su. 8944 

fon Miy. 2; ,,1923; 2’ c May 2: EF 
559783; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


RoMANCE; de Louis Aubert, orch. par 
H. Mouton tof Belgiumi; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 8945 

@yApr, 4.71923 51h vc. vApr.c 30-70 E 
557738; Durand et cie., Paris. 


——in waltz form, by Gerald Walenn 
tof Great Britain]; two violins, violon- 
cello and piano. 8946 

© May 7, 1923; 1c. May 19; E 
566014; Augener, Itd., London. 


ROMANCE-IMPROMPTU; par Leland A. 
Cossart rof England) op. 31; violon et 
piano. 8947 

@ Apr. 5,2'1923% 1.6 Apr: 282) FE 
557687 ; Foetisch fréres, s. a., Lausanne, 
Switzerland. 


ROMANCE POETIQUE; by Charles Huerter 
tof U. Si; piano. 8948 
Meare. 1923.2 c..May 12:° E 
nee Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ROMANY RoskE; romantic valse song, 
words by Worton David, music by 
Horatio Nicholls tof Great Britain; 
in F. 8949 

cy. May: 3¢ 71923: live May 80 E 
557887; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


_ Romp (THE) oF THE GNOMES; by Frank 
Renard rof U. Sua, rev. ed. with bio- 
graphical sketch, fingering, pedaling, 
phrasing and instructive annotations 
by Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Pro- 
gressive series compositions, no, 642 
gr. 3-b) 
©” May’ I; 1923: 2c. May 4; E 
559862; Art publication SOC.. WE. Louis. 


RonpEs; de Maurice de Seroux of 
Francel; piano. 8951 


©) Decl, 1922: 1 c.Mar. 17, 1923: 
B 55/7764; Editions Maurice Senart, 
aris. 


Ronpo FAvoRI; by Hummel, op. 11, arr. 
by Ignaz Friedman tof Poland, dom- 
iciled at New Yorki; piano. 8952 


©, Mar. 5 19232) caoMars Oe! B 
559677 ; Breitkopf & Hartel, inc., New 
York. (© revising and editing) 


8950. 


Rosh (THE) AND THE NIGHTINGALE; 
words by Philip James Bailey, music 
by E. Markham Lee of Great Britain ; 
sop. and alto, in A flat. 4to. (Anglo- 
French unison and part songs, no. 
1012) «(Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) 8953 

OinApers 5y.1 923s ok cy Apeac2si;) 
557601; Anglo-French music co., ltd., 
London. 


ROSE-LEAF BOAT; words by Fred G. 
Bowles, music by Maurice Elwin tof 
Great Britain 8954 

©}: App 10) 1923) 0) Mies Apr! 28, Ag 
557674 ; Lareine & co., Itd., London. 


ROSE OF HOME SWEET HOME; words by 
Sidney Holden, music by Allie Moore 
for Us"S4 8955 

© Mar:8,1923> Zc. Apres 142° 
559319; Chateau music pub. co., New 
York. 


RosrE (Dik) von STAMBUL; operette in 
3 akten, von Julius Brammer und AI- 
fred Grtinwald, musik von Leo Fall of 
Austria}; klavierauszug mit text. 


© Dec. 10, 1916; 1 c. Sept. 30, 1922; 
E 566012; United plays, inc., New 
York. 


Rost (THE) YOU PICKED LAST SUMMER; 
words and music by Lawrence Lor- 
raine fof Great Britain) Oxford, Syd- 
ney Acott & co., Itd. 8957 

(ON Array 19235 bc Ape 137, 
557527; Mrs. Cunliffe Adamson, Ox- 
ford, England. 


RosEMARY THAT'S FOR REMEMBRANCE; 
words and music by C. E. Cheeks tof 
USi 8958 

© May 21, -1923; E 564325; Charles 
Ewing Cheeks, Memphis, Tenn. 


Roses IN THE MORNING; words by 
Spencer Magruder, music by Samuel 


Richards Gaines’ tof U. $1; high 
voice. 8959 
@is Maw. 2) 1929 2h. sMiay O17 ey 


562146; G. Schirmer, inc., New- York. 


Rousset (ALBERT) Symphonie; de A. 
Roussel tof France) op. 23; orch. sc. 
en si bémol. 8960 

©r Anda. 1923-1. May (9°) 5 
557856; Durand & cie., Paris. 


Rover (THE); song by Ambrose Bark- 
er cof Great Britain): in G., (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 8961 

@© Apes 19,4.1923): 1 ec: Apry 245 E 

557620; B. Feldman & co., London. 


O00 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIKS © 


8962 


pt. Tit, mess, v.16 


RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROWITCH ) 
Kamennoi-Ostrow; by A. G. Rubin- 
stein, op. 10, rev. ed. with fingering, 
pedaling, phrasing and instructive an- 
notations, by Leopold Godowsky tof 
U. Sa, biographical sketch and glos- 
sary by Lewis G. Thomas; piano. 
(Progressive series compositions, no. 
731, gr. 4-a) 896 

©! May ‘1, 1923 9 2c.) Mayen FE 
559860; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


©) annotations, fingering, phrasing 
and pedaling; 

RUFFS AND PEREWIGS; gavotte, by El- 
more R, Condon ;of U. S.1 op. 9, 
no. 2; violin and piano. (Four court 
scenes, no. 2) 8963 


May 1, 192352. c. Amr.y38, 7h 
OLS? Shattinger piano and music 
, St. Louis. 


RUINES DE L/ABBAYE DE pais: de 
M. J. Erb tof France); piano. (En 
Alsace, no. 2) 8964 


© Mafé, 15; 19233 lien Apt). 3053 
557699; Alphonse Leduc et cie, Paris. 


Rustic ALLEGRO; by Domenico Savino 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York); 
orch. with piano acc.’ (Photo play 
series, no. 44, P.) 8965 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 18; E 
564302; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


L. Leslie Loth (of 
(Sheet music edi- 


Rustic DANCE; by 
5.1; «plane. 


tion P. 1319) 8966 
© Apr 1821923- Aenean aa E 
562285; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SAFETY FIRST; or, Stop look and listen, 
words and music by V. A. Vangreen 
fof, UL Sa 8967 

©) Apr: 149232" 2c: Apr 2¥ 3) E 
561897; V. A. Vangreen, Callaway, 
Neb. 


SAHARA; camel-walk, worte von Peter 
Herz, musik von Hans Tichauer tof 
Germany} 8968 

©" Nov. 20: “1922. 31 oc. Apis] 6; 
1923; E 557452; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky) Leipzig. 


SAILING DOWN THE DELAWARE; words 
and melody by P. Harris tof U. Su. 
8969 


©@i tel May 11)" 1923; 504025" 
Peter Harris, Brooklyn. 


SAINT-SAENS (CHARLES CAMILLE) The 


Swan: ibyanGanoaime- pacns, aig. aby 
Frederick N. Shackley (of et Sars : 
organ. 8970 


© Apr. 6. 1923°°2 *c. Ape te- VE 


561566; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. «© arrangement) 
Satu, IRENE AND Mak; prologue, 
words by Al. W. Logan, music by 
M. Davis tot Usa 8971 
©!) co: “Apr > Re 2ge ye 59910: 


Mildred Davis, Chicago. 


SALLY’S UPS AND DOWNS; words and 
music by Charles J. Winter of 
Great Britain); recitation with piano 
ace. (Musical monologues, no. 267) 

8972 


PCN Ae 30>" 
Reynolds & co., London. 


©- Apr, 20,1923; 
557742; 


SALT YOUR suGAR; words and melody 
by Fa Simons and Isham Jones 


rob; 8973 


Co. rt gs 27, 1923: E 561870; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New "York. 


SALUTE THE STANDARD; march, by Ar- 
nold Safroni, arr. by Boosey & co. 
iof Great Britaini; orch. with piano 
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s orchestral 
journal, no. 1036) 8974 

© Apr, 11,1923" Teas ae E 
557874; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


SALvE RecinA; by William Byrd of 
England, ed. by H. B. Collins tof 
Great Britain); four voices. 4to. 
(Latin church music ‘of the poly- 
phonic schools, no. 1) 8975 


© ‘May’ 1,’ 1923} ier Mayas, 


557769; J. & W. Chester, 1td:) Ton- 
don. (© editing) 
SAME (THE) oLD story; from The 


writers’ revue of 1923, words by Al- 
fred Hustwick, music by Aubrey 
Stauffer tof U. Sa 8976 

© 'Apr.’20;°1928: 2 e?*Apeeee EF 
559653; Milton Schwartz co., Holly- 
wood, Calif. 


Santa Annaé’s PAtIo; by Lily Strick- 
land, arr. by Adolf Schmid rof Eng- 
land, domiciled at New York); orch. 

- with piano conductor. (Galaxy, no. 
pol) : 8977 

©: May -9,.1923'7 2) cat Nia 2 gees 
564042; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
[© arrangement} 


SARACEN (THE) GUARD; march, by 
Wm. C. White tof U. S.1; military 
band. 4to. 8978 

© “Apt 27, 192392" Mamas B, 
5622725)" Cael Fischer, New York. 


556 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


Saviour (THE) cats; words by N. 
W. Allphin, music by O. H. Cundiff 
rof U. Sa 8979 

aw 17, 1925°°2 ¢ Apr. 199 E 
559636; O. H. Cundiff, Pilot Point, 


Tex. 


SCARAMOUCHE; choix de_ meélodies 
tirées de la pantomime tragique, de 
Jean Sibelius, op. 71, arr. par Eyvind 
Alnes rof Norway); piano. (Wil- 
helm Hansen edition, no. 2286) 8980 

ep 5,-1923- 1 ¢ Apr. 26%) E 
557659; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenha- 
gen. (© arrangement) 


SCENES THAT ARE BRIGHTEST; those I 
left upon that Swanee shore, words 
and music by Wynn Stanley and An- 
drew Allen tof Great Britain); in D. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 


© Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c..Apr. 19; E 
557567; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


SCHAFERSTUNDCHEN; shimmy, text von 
Benno Vigny, musik von Willy En- 
gel-Berger tof Austria) 8982 

(howe) 1922-1 c.)) Apr. 16: 
1923; E 557458; Ludwig Doblinger 


(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


SCHENKE MIR EINEN DOLLAR, MEIN 
LIEBLING; text und musik yon Rich- 
ard Galen jof Germany) 8983 

© Feb. 15,. 1923; 1 c. May 18;.E 
557940; Alte u. neue kunst, Berlin. 


SCHERZO SERENADE; by Beryl Rubin- 
stein of U. S.; violin and piano. 
(Sheet music edition, B. 1289) 8984 

(eye 18, -1923;-2:c.. May 123; E 
562253; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SCHMEDES (HAkon) Intermezzo; fox 
trot, af To i et Glashus, af Hakon 
Schmedes tof Denmark); pf. 8985 


Myton co, Wt925<? lc. Apr 26 & 


557661; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 
hagen. 

SCHUBERT (FrAnz Peter) In moon- 
light; words by Percy Pinkerton, 


music by Schubert, arr. by Boosey & 
co. ;of Great Britain}; Ist and 2nd 
ten., Ist, 2nd and third bass. 4to. 
(Boosey’s choral miscellany, no. 56) 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 
8986 


© Mar: 20) 1923: 1c. Apr. 24; E- 


557643; Boosey & co., London. (© 
arrangement) 


D0 


—— The gondolier; words by Percy 
Pinkerton, music by Schubert, arr. by 
Boosey & co. of Great Britain); 1st 
and 2nd ten. and Ist and 2nd bass. 
4to. (Boosey’s choral miscellany, no. 
55) 8987 

(ey Mar. 29; 1923: 1c; Apr#24? Ee 
557639; Boosey & co., London. (© 
arrangement] 


—— The nightingale; words by Percy 
Pinkerton, music by Schubert, arr. by 
Boosey & co. rof Great Britain); Ist 
and 2nd ten., and Ist and 2nd bass. 
4to. (Boosey’s choral miscellany, no. — 
54) 8988 

©» Mar» 29, 1923; hice Aprj24; E 
557638; Boosey & co., London. (© 


arrangement) 


—— Prayer; words by Percy Pinker- 
ton, music by Schubert, arr.- by 
Boosey & co. tof Great Britain; 
mixed voices. (Boosey’s choral mis- 


cellany, no. 53) 8989 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 24; E 
557637; Boosey & co., London. 1© 


arrangement} 


—— The summer night is calm; sere- 
nade, words by Percy Pinkerton, 
music by Schubert, arr. by Boosey 
& co. fof Great Britain); ten. 1, 2, 
bass 1, 2. 4to. (Boosey’s choral 
miscellany, no. 57) 8990 


© Mar. 29, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 24; E 
557678: Boosey & co.. London. (© 


arrangement} 


—— Under the lilac bough; from Lilac 
time, by F. Schubert, arr. by G. H. 
Clutsam, orchestrated by H. M. 
Higgs jof Great Britain); orch. 4to. 
(Chappell & co.’s orchestral journal, 
no. 915: Chappell & co.’s salon or- 
chestral journal, no. 214) 8991 


@©rMare 27) 1923 be ehitepr. Abie 
557521; Chappel & co., Itd., London. 


‘© arrangement) 


SCHUMANN (Ropert ALEXANDER) Cing 
pieces dans le style populaire; de R. 
Schumann, op. 102, rév. par L. Four- 
nier ;of France); piano et violoncelle. 
(Edition classique, A. Durand & fils, 


no. 9999) 8992 
_© Apr. 4, 1923; 1c. Apr. 30; & 


557719;,, Durand: et cie., Paris. 
revision) 


~ScHWARZE (DI£) ROSE; operette in drei 


akten, von Richard Bars und Oskar 
Felix, musik von Walter W. Goetze 
iof Germany); klavierauszug. 8993 
(@) Jasil™1,~ 1923': i Tse, “Mayr is E 
557945; Edition Vuvag, Berlin. 


~I 


8904 


es 


ScIENCE (THE) OF FINGERING; complete 
piano technic, by J. Mokrejs tof 
U. Sa New York, Odowan pub. co. 

8994 

© May 22, 1923; 2 c. and aff. May 

eee 705605; John Mokrejs, New 
ork. 


SEA MIST; words by Carl Haverlin, 

music by R. Hurd tof U. S. 8995 

© May +7, :/1923i3:) 2) eu tMay 19: 
564006; Robert Hurd, New York. 


SECESSYA POLKA; arr. by Louis Vitak 
rof U. Sa; concertina. 8996 
@: Apr. (454192302 -¢). May Yar ER 
559902; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. «© arrangement 


SEEK YE THE Lorp; anthem, words 


from the Bible, music by J. V. Rob-. 


erts rof U. Sa; ten. solo, and four 
mixed voices, with organ acc. 4to. 
(Carl Fischer’s choir music edition, 
no. 143) 8997 

© War..2% 1923. 2 © (May. tain 
562265; Carl Fischer, New York. :© 
arrangement) 


Serk (THE) TAUGHT PIANIST; General 
Grant’s grand march, words by Jes- 
sica) Moore, music by George L. 
Spaulding jof U. $4; piano, with 
words. (Musical burlesques) 8998 

G@ May .8, 1192361206. May 42; — 
564100; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SEND BACK MY MAMMY TO ME; waltz 
ballad, words and music by C. Mar- 
quard ot UY Starr by TRosa~’ I. 
Horn tof U. Sy 8999 

© it ch May’ or 1023~ B.502202" Carl 
Marquard, Los Angeles. 


SENEX PUERUM PORTABAT; motet for 
the feast of the purification of the 
Blessed Virgin Mary, by William 
Byrd, ed. by H. B. Collins tof Great 


Britain}; fotir voices. 4to. (Latin 
church music of the polyphonic 
schools, no. 2) 90 


© sMay iT) 1923.31" c. Mayen ae 
55777059; & W. Chester, altdy ‘on- 
don. (© editing) 


SENSITIVE; valse hésitation, sur les mo- 
tifs de la valse chantée de R. Bour- 
get et Pierre Chapelle of France; 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 


9001 


© Apr: 14, 1923;.1 c. Apr. 30; E |- 


557/35 4A. sZureuhs Paris...) (Gy or 


chestration) 


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pt. 111,/nvs), ¥.\18 


SENZA NAPULE; versi di L. D’Angelo, | 
musica di FE. A. Mario of Italy, 
domiciled at Brooklyn; mand. acc.) 
Edizione D’Agostino bros. | 4to. 

9002 
©,.Apt. 28; 192331) 2.1e., Mie 

559865; D’Agostino bros., New York, 


SERENADE; by J. Stuart Archer tof 
Great Britain); violin and piano. 9003 
© Apri: 25,; [923301 cigar, 1 
557618; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


—— by Wilhelm Jeral, arr. by Fritz and 
Hugo Kreisler tof Austria, domiciled 
at New York, violin pt. ed. by Felix 
Winternitz tof U. S., cello pt. ed: by 
Willem Willeke tof U. Si; violin, 
cello and piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tion, B. 1809) 9004 

©) Ape. 6, 192322 el) ie 
562286; Carl Fischer, New York. t© 


arrangement} 


——de Jean Lensen tof Belgium) op. 9; 

violoncelle et piano. 9005 

©) Mar. 16, 1923: 1 cuApr 9a E 
557355; Schott & co., London: 


——from Les millions d’Arlequin, by 
R. Drigo, arr. by Gustave Borch {of 
U. Sa; two violins and piano. 9006 

© May..5, 1923-) 2s Magee 
562340; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© transcription) 


by Sterndale Bennett of 
Britain); piano, violin and 
violoncello. (Anthology of chamber 
music: Paxton’s ed.) 9007 


© ‘Mar. 97025 te ia” Ts 
556978; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


trio, 
Great 


SERENADE (A); words and music by 
Cecilia Loftus tof Great Britaim 9008 
© Apr:26; 19233 1, ¢) May.i33) E 
557799: Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


SERENATA; souvenirs d’un concert, pa- 
role di Enrico Caruso, musica di C. A. 
Bracco rof Italy}; mand. acc. 4to. 

9009 

© Dec. 28, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 14, 1923; 

E 557391; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, 
Italy. 


SERENATA D’AMORE (Love serenade) ; 
by., A: |, Vavio-tof, ,U.,.S4,.atin by see, J- 
Flumerfeldt fof U. Sa; violin with 
piano acc. 9010 

©) hue. | May, 24,1923 5) He a62633 + 
Antonio Vivio, Buffalo. 


008 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9029 


SERENATA NAPOLETANA; hésitation, di 
- Vincenzo Billi tof Italy} op. 373; pic- 
cola orch. con pianoforte- conduttore. 
Ato. 9011 

ie) Apr. 14; 1923; lee Apr. 46; E 
557535; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


SHAKE THAT SHIMMY; the tale of an 
old coon, words by Ed. E. Bryant, 
music by Hubert W. David tof Great 
Britain); in G minor. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 9012 

Gr Mayi3,1923; loc /May7 4° E 
557792; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


SHAKI; a Japanese song, words by 
Peter Herz, music by Hans Tichauer 
rof Germany} 9013 

©, Nov. :'18,* 1922:;...1..c... Apr= 6, 
1923; FE 557454: Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky) Leipzig. 


Swati I, WASTING IN DESPAIR; words 
by George Wither, music by John 
Pointer tof England) op. 14, no. 4. 

9014 
@eMay 4) 119231 eeMay 7; E 
557985; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


SHALL WE WANDER IN THE TWILIGHT; 
words by Arthur J. Lamb, music by 
Joe Messina rof U. Su 9015 

papr.. 25,) 1923.4 2.¢:-A.prs, 30.3) E 
561955; Morris music pub. co., Phila- 
delphia. 


SHE HAUNTS ME IN MY DREAMS, THR 
GIRL OF MEMoRIFS; words by Mrs. D. 
B. Jones, music by Arnold T. Lax tof 
U. Si New York, Manhattan music 
co. 9016 

vay 7b 1923 2c. May 15° 'E 
562404; Mrs. D. B. Jones, Wichita 
Falls, Tex. . te 


SHE MAY BB A FLAPPER OR SHE MAY BE 
A SAINT; words by J 
music by Elliott Markham tof Unasa: 
Piano with words. 

© Apr. 12° 1923.2 c. May. 18; 
564260; James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock, Pa. 


‘SHE MAY BE YOUR GIRL, BUT SHE LOVES 
ME SOMETIME; melody by Jack Vin- 
cent tof U. Su 9018 

© 1 c. May 12, 1923: E 562294; 
Susie Duncan, Centralia, Ill. 


SHEIK’s (THE) MAMMA; novelty fox 
trot, words by Cary] Couvreaux, mel- 
ody by J, Stanley tof U.S. 9019 

@) te. May .1001928 ;.. B,.559699 ; 
Jack Stanley, Los Angeles. 


. D. Kiester, 
9017 


SHEPHERDS (THE) HOME; two-part 
song, words by W. Shenstone, music 
by George Rathbone of England); 
treble voices. 4to. (Novello’s school 
songs, no. 1236) 9020 

OmViay 16 1923;; 1c... May Or 
557961; Novello & co., ltd., London. 


SHEPHERD'S SONG; by Charles Huerter 
tof U. Si; piano. 9021 
©) Wie 8, F975 72" May 12408 
564085 ; Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


SHEPHERDS (THE) sonc; from The 
song of songs, pt. 2, music by Gran- 
ville Bantock of Englandi; high 
voice. (Swan edition, no. 32) 9022 

©). Apr: 25, 1923)3-lvies Apr, '26E 
557672; Swan & co., Itd., London. 


SHIFTING SANDS; oriental fox-trot, 
words and music by Wyn Ewart and 
Victor Dale tof Great Britain) 9023 

©’ May” 4,) 19233) hic. May! 123) F 
562338; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


SHIMMY; af To i et Glashus, af Hakon 
Schmedes fof Denmark); pf. 9024 
©) Apres 1923271 'c. ApinhZ2on, 
557656; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


SHIPWRECK (THE); by Gladys Cumber- , 
land tof England); piano. 9025 

©. Ape 8) 1923.2" 1 Apes: 235058 

557609; Warren & Phillips, London. 


SHo-SHO-SAN; shimmy, text von Benno 
Vigny, musik von Willy Engel-Berger 
rof Austria) 9026 

© ANow~ yh? 1922.0 date: . Agora 6, 
1923; EF 557459; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


SHORES OF GOLD; waltz ballad, words 
and music by M. Cee tof U. Sa 

9027 

© Apr. 14, 1923: 26: App ben tis 

561904; May Osanai, Fairbury, Neb. 


SHORT MELODY ETUDES; with technical 
points, by Mathilde Bilbro tof U. Sn: 
piano. 9028 

Cy vApre "6 1923.452c. Apr. LO. if 
561580; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SHUSTER HALT SICH BA DEIN DRATWE; 
‘from Dance, song and wine, words by 
Louis Gilrod, music by Joseph Cher- 
niavsky fof U. S43 
(HATO Teen pred ae) DONG pep) 

9029 


909 


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9030 


SHUSTER HALT SICH BA DEIN DRATWE— 
Continued. 


© Feb. 26, 1923; 2 c. Mar.'12; E 
560792; Jack and Joseph Kammen, 
Brooklyn. 


SI vouS L’AVIEZ compris! mélodie, par 
L. Denza, orchestrée par E. Tavan tof 
France}; orch. avec piano-conducteur. 
Ato. 9030 

eApry 14, 1973: ad cu vprshoss E 
557536; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


SIE KONNEN MICH BESUCHEN ; shimmy- 
fox, worte von Peter Herz, musik von 
Hans Duval-Diamant tof Austria) 


© Mar. 19, 1923 2°! Apr'2t> E 
557594; Drei masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 


Siz ot ES; words by L. Gilrod, melody 

by Herman Wohl rof U. Si 9032 

© 1c. May 3, 1923; E 561999; Louis 
Gilrod, Brooklyn. 


SIEGE (THE) oF Kazan; words by 
Longfellow, music by Chris. M. Ed- 


munds of Great Britain); male 
chorus. 4to. (York series, no. 830) 
9033 


AO) May Ee 1 O26 9 es Vici aie Eb 
557896; Banks & son, York, England. 


SIGHING SANDS; Hawaiian song, words 
and music by Frank Magine, Ted 
Koehler and Joe Lyons tof U. Sy 

9034 
© ‘Wor. 28,1923 72 €P Aprec7 <5, 
561882; Music press, inc., Chicago. 


SILENT (THE) ForREsT; words by Nancy 
Marsland, music by Grace Torrens tof 
England); in D minor. 9035 

© CAPR OU eso ct Weeyo dB, 
50/777: Keith, Prowse. .& co. ltd., 
London. 


SILENT NIGHT; trio, Christmas anthem, 


miuisic, Dy, Chris, Ft. Ia.) Booth 10t 
Si: female) voices. “4to: “(Choir 
music, second series, no. 90) 9036 


KC) Vie O25 2 ' cL aang) ES 
559818; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 
it 


SILENT NooN; words by D. G. Rossetti, 
music by C. W. Orr tof England) : 
903 


©) Aptew le elo? sical co Appia, Fy 
557397 le we We SOhesters) lide) on- 
don. 


pt. Ni, mes, vote 


Since I cor HER I. Q. AND SHE Cor 
MINE; words by J. D. Kiester, music 
by Al Meehan of U. S.1; piano with 
words. 9038 

© Apr. 12) 4925:;' 2”; ia I 
564261: James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock, ; Pa. 


SmncE JESUS FORGAVE MY PAST; words 
by James Rowe, music by V. P. Cas- 
saday tof U. Sa 9039 

©) Jan. 17,1923; 72 een eee 
559595; Virgil P. Cassaday, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


SINCE JESUS REDEEMED MY SOUL; words 
and music by B. B. McKinney of 
UeSa 9040 

© Jan. 17, 19232 °2 (c Vremreetes 
559622: Emmett S. Dean, Waco, Tex. 


SINCE WHEN HAVE YOU BEEN LOW- 
DOWNING ME; words and melody by 
Henry Jackson tof U. Si 9041 


© 1,c) May 11, 1923;° 564079 ; 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


SING A SONG OF BONNIE SCOTLAND; 
words and music by Tom Mellor and 
Harry Gifford tof England); in F. 
| Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 9042 

©. Dec.-27; 1922; i ee Ae eu, 1923 5 
E 557576; Herman Darewski music 
publishing co., London. 


SING MAMMY SING, SWEET AND LOW; 
words and music by Howard John- 
son, Jack Richmond and Jos. Meyer 
oft W.48.1 9043 

© May" 1) 923% 2. Ce pire. 
562468: Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
His WONDROUS LOVE; 


words by C. Wesley, 
Stults of Us.8:1; 


SING MY» SOUL, 
hymn-anthem, 
music by R. M. 


mixed voices. 4to. 9044 
©‘ Apr. 25, 1923" 27e err 0 
559727: Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 


phia. 


SING WITH ALL THE, SONS _OF GLORY; 
anthem for Easter or general use, 
words by W. J. Irons, music by 
M. Stults tof U. Sa; mixed voices. 
Ato. 9045 

©: Apr: 25, 119235, ZeerpAenesy ES 
559728; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 

SincER’s (THE) DREAM; by Paul Law-. 
son pof U. S., intro. I dreamt that 
I dwelt in marble halls, from The 
‘Bohemian girl; piano, with words. 

9046 . 
©' May: 8, 19233.'2"e. "May 42; 
564102: Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


560 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


- no. 6, 1923 


Sir GALAHAD COMMANDERY; march, by 
T. H. Rollinson, arr. by H. F, Odell 
tor, UW; Sa: mand. orch. (Mandolin 
orchestra music, 13th series) 9047 


rpr...6; 1923.2 c. Apr. 30°F 
559714; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© arrangement} 


SISTER CAROLINE; coon song, words by 
Edgar Stanley, music by Peg Roy tof 
Englandi; in B flat. Staff and tonic 
sol-fa notations) 9048 


Gar. 20, 19233 liic.1 May, 17%: E 
566009; Wilford, ltd., London. 


SISTER’S DOLLY; polka, by Josef Hof- 
mann of U. $1; piano. (Migno- 
nettes ) 9049 


© Apr 25,1923 > 2c. Apri303.E 


559742; Theo, Presser co., Philadel- 

phia. 
SIsTRIANA; de Edouard Mignan of 
France}; piano. (Hispanies, no. 2) 
~9050 


© May 18,.1923; 1c. May 18: E 
557932; Enoch & co., Paris. 


SJOMANSLIO; sangvals, ord. av Martin 
Nilsson, musik ay Anselm Johansson 
rof Sweden) op. 32. 9051 

yap 29, 1922: 1c. Mar:'22/1923; 
EF, 556979; Carl Gehrmans musikfor- 
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 


SKATING; by Mari Paldi sof U. Si; 
* piano. (Outdoor play) 9052 
A 25, 1923-2 c. Apr. 30°. E 
559756; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
SKIPPER (THE); humorous patter song 
words and music by Clifford Grey 


fof Great Britain); in C. (Staff and 

tonic sol-fa notations) 9053 
@p pr 20; 1923" lc.! Apr...30 21 E, 

857745 ; Reynolds & co., London. 


SLA NANYNKA DO ZEL{-TRASAK; arr. by 
K. ehtner, jof Uy S.3 4to. 12: Band.— 
2. ech. 9054, 9055 


©) Apr), 19234:2-esceach, Maya7: 
E 559891, 559892; Georgi & Vitak 
music co.. Chicago. «© arrangement} 


SLEIGH RIDING (Na sanich); polka and 
two step, by Edo, Dorazil., tof U.) Si; 
band pts. 4to. Chicago, IIl., Cosmo- 
politan pub. co. 9056 

© Apeis0, 192322 -c.. May, 4:3. 
559821; Edward Dorazil, Chicago. 


Stumper (THE) Boat; by Jessie 1. 
Gaynor, arr. by Egener of 
Wy S.1; oreh:. .\4to: 9057 


9065 


© May ‘901923. \2i\c. Maysl4 yok 
562339; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. (© arrangement) 


SLUMBER SONG; by E.. A. Ellis. tof 
De Sie piano: 9058 
© epr. 30) 1923 2 ce. Apr. 30038 
561958 ; Ella Arnold Ellis, Washington. 


SNEGOUROCHKA (Snow-maiden) ; spring 
fairytale, opera in 4 acts and a pro- 
logue, original text from Ostrovsky, 
English version by Edward Agate 


rof England), music by N. Rimsky- 
Korsakov; vocal sc. New rev. ed. 
(French and English text) 9059 

© Sept. 30,1921; 1 +e. “Sept. 30, 


1922; E 557619; Breitkopé & Hartel, 
Leipzig. i© English version) 


Snow (THE); trio, words by Walter 
e la Mare, music by Robert Macleod 
rof Great Britaini; sop. 1, 2 and con- 
tralto. 4to. (Collegiate choir, no. 
373) 9060 
©) May 5,: 19233. 1 ce: May; 21;.E 
557970; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


SNOWY-BREASTED (THE) PEARL; old 
Irish air, arr. by Geoffrey O’Connor- 
Morris ;of Great Britain) op. 32; vio- 


lin, or violoncello with piano. 9061 
©) Mac 17,2 N92Z55 bc. Apres o one 
557352; Schott & co., London. © 


arrangement} 


So SWEET IS SHE; part-song, words by 
Ben Johnson, music by S$. E. Lovatt 
tof Great Britain); men’s voices. 4to. 
(Choral album, no. 1340) 9062 

(Ch ray. 6, 99235" 1 ep May 2h. 
557976; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


SopsINc (THE) OF A THOUSAND MIL- 
LION; words and music by H. Lil- 
lenas pof U. $. ° 9063 

Jane IZ 2 ek Thiers, Le, 
559626; Haldor ’ Lillenas, Redlands, 
Calif. 


SoGNO DI GIOVENTU; valzer, melodia di 
G. Buzzolani fof Italy, domiciled at 
New York 9064 

©! Te May.) 15.) 1923's: 962362 - 
Giosue Buzzolani, New York. 


SorRS ARMORICAINS; études d’apres na- 
ture, par Louis Vuillemin tof France) 
op. 21; piano. Contents: 1. Au large 
-des_ clochers.—2. En riviere —3. Ca- 

rillons dans la baie—4. Appareillage. 
9065 


©) ep 15. 1923211 ch Mary 22s 
556981; Jacques Vuillemin, Nantes, 
France. 


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9066 

SoupIER’sS (THE) BONUS; words by 
John Porn, music by Francis A. 
Myers tof U, Sa 9 


© Apr. 24, 1923: De sage 20 ae 
559874; Myers music house, Utica, 
INE CY. 


SouiraRy (THE) DREAMER; by L. Leslie 
Loth tof U. $1; piano. (Sheet music 
edition, P. 1320) 9067 

©) Mor. "V8. VOZ5° 92 ee? Mag Miae 

562282; Carl Fischer, New York. 


SomBrRERO; dance, by Paul Lawson of 
L.9.0s prario, 9068 
© Apr. 25,) 1923 "2c: Apt. cau. es 
Sehr’? Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


words by G. D. Ross, music 


SOME DAY; 
by O. H. Cundiff tof U. Sa 9069 
(G) lan. 17, 1925" A0cy Apr.rnlg. 


562353; Cundiff & Ross, Pilot Point, 


Tex. 


SoME DAY IN CAmBAY; fox trot, by 
THRU’ THAT GOSPEL GARDEN; from A 
Virginia romance, words and music by 
Clint. R.’ Carpenter tof U. $i; with 
quartette arr. 9070 

© May! 1,\.1923).°2 ¢:. «May, 325 
559785 ; id Fischer & bro., New York. 


SoME DAY IN CHAMBRAY; fox trot, by 
Bert Ralton and Billy Mayerl, arr. 
by Debroy Somers and Sydney Baynes 
tof Great Britain); orch. with piano 
conductor. 4to. (Boosey’s orchestral 
journal, no. 1038) 9071 

fe) Apr '7; 19235) cx Ape 24: 
557645; Boosey & co. London. © 
arrangement} 


SOME DAY, SOMEWHERE; words by A. 
Johnson, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 


9072 
©Oud ce, Play 9, 19237 78, 559044 - 
Anna Johnson, New York. 


SOMEBODY STOLE YOU FROM ME; words 
and melody by Roy Fox and Jack Lax 
OL OW tS.) 9073 


©) Ves "May, 45) 1925= tr "562570 
Irving Berlin, inc.. New York. 


SOMEONE'S LOVING you; fox trot, words 
by Con West, music by Bert Bassett 
rof Englandi; in A flat. Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations} 9074 

© ‘Pebt 14; 1192350;1 ic Apr ad: EB 
ee Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on 


SOMEWHERE; fox trot, words and music 
by Charles Gordon tof Great Sean 
bp 907. 


© Apr. 26, 1923> 1c. Mayi3:.E 
557802; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


SOMEWHERE FOR ME THERE'S SOMEONE 
WAITING; words by Sidney T. Pease, 
music by Harry Stogden 1of U. Sua 
1. Vocal orch.; sc. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U. Sa, with words, in E flat. 4to.— 
2. Duet; sop. or ten. and bar. or mezzo 
sop., in C.—3. Duet; sop. or ten., and 
alto or bar.,iin EY flat. 9076-9078 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c. each May 12; 
E, 562310-562312; M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. (© new arrangement for 
vocal orchestra 


SoMEWHERE IN MY HEART; words by 
W. J. Ahlbach, music by L. De Costa 
rof U. Sa Brooklyn, N. Y.> Waited 
music Co. 9079 

©. Apr:,,26,°}1923; .226, Maw, dea / 
559828; Wm. J. Ahlbach and Leon 
De Costa, New York: 


Sonata IN B minor; by Alan D. Bush 
cof Great Britain) op. 2; piano. 9080 


©: Apri 9,-/1923). Viren Aprec!9 4 EF 
557570; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


SONG OF AUTUMN; by T. Frederick H. 
Candlyn tof U. Si >oreane S081 
© ' May ' 2)).1923 62) ee Mia Aiea: 
559816; H. W. Gray co., New York. 


Sonc (THE) oF CREATION; from The 
immortal hour, words by Fiona Mac- 
leod, music by R. Boughton sof Eng- 
land) London, Stainer & Bell, Itd. 

9082 

© ‘Apr. 10," 1924-2 Ive, ee 

557669; Rutland Boughton, Glaston- 
bury, England. 


SONG OF FERVOR (De stem der innig- 
heid); words by UL. Lambrechts, 
English version by Mary Ellis Op- 
dycke, music by Lodewyk Mortel- | 
mans sof Belgium) 9083 


© May 14, 1923; 2c. May 15; E 
562394 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


Sonc oF InprA (Chanson indoue) ; 
from Sadko, by N. Rimsky-Korsa- 
koff, transcribed by Jascha Gure- 
wich ‘iof | U." Site Cpamelodirn, 3) lak 
ten. or E flat alto saxophone and 
piano. 9084 


©,.Apr. 23, 1923;:2 ce Mayoi2s 
562270 :"Carl Fischer, New York. 


562 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9103 


Sone oF Joy; menuet, three-part song, 


text and arr. by Elizabeth Gest of 
a 5.3), music by I. J. Paderewski; 
women’s- voices. 4to. 9085 
© Apr. 25, 1923; 2 c. Apr. ms E 
559731; Theo. Presser cO., Philadel- 
phia. ‘© text and arrangement) 


Sone (A) oF PRAISE; festival anthem, 
words selected and adapted from 
Psalms xxvII, LXXXIx, Lxxirand from 
a hymn by Bishop Heber, music by 
B. J. Dale tof England; op. 12; soli 
and chorus. (Novello’s original oc- 
tavo ed.) 9086 

©} May. 18,..1923;.1.c., May 19;.F 

557962; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


SonG OF THE BOBOLINK; by Ethel Mund- 
henke prof U. Si; piano. (Summer 
fancies) 9087 

feu iay at 10250, .20.c. . May, 93, 
562162; Hatch music co., New York. 


Sone (THE) OF THE LITTLE FEET; words 
by Tom Heffernan, music by Carl 
St. Amory jof England) 9088 

©),.May,,8,).1923;. 2.,c...May; ll; E 
562318 ; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


Sone (THE) oF THE Top; by Arthur 
Hartejann jot U.S.) ‘op! ‘35, no. 5; 
violin and piano. (Five first posi- 
tion pieces) 9089 

er Anes 251023; 2c; Apr.2 30 5 E 
559762; Theo. Presser co. Philadelphia. 


Sone (THE) OF THE VIOLIN; words by 
D. L. Hiatt, music by H. Richard rof 
UO. Oo 9090 

en ike Apr. 30;'1923 ; °K. 5619335 
Dorothy L. Hiatt, Pomona, Calif. 


Sone (A) oF THE WALTZ; words by 
G. G. Currie, music by Edith L. Van 
’ Brakle tof U. S., arr. by Len Flem- 
igepon UW.) 5.1 9091 


eA pedi 1923-12,'0.. Apr 27 Ka 


561900; George Graham Currie, West 
Palm Beach, Fla. 


Sonce (LE) DE FLEUR CELESTE; reverie 
hindoue, de M. Dufour ,of France; 


orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
Y 9092 
ean 14, 19732 1c Apr. 3050 


557724: Del’Horno, Paris. 


Sons oF LIBERTY (Enfants de la li- 
berte) ; 92d division marche, by A. 
Jack Thomas tof U. S.1; harmonie 
ou fanfare. Ato. 9093 


©, Wee! 31) 19226°2-.c.-Apr: (30;.1923 ; 
EF 561909; E. Gaudet, Paris. 


SORROWFUL (A) PARTING; words we E. 
Seaton, music by Geo. Graff, jr. cof 
U. S.1; atr. by Theo. G. Beach of 
eS 9094 

) Ihc. May-9- 1923 -*-562372- 
Irene Seaton, Erie, Pa. 


SouL MATE OF MINE; words and music 


by Helen Brammell Toucey of 
WS. 9095 
© May 7,!1923:! 25¢c. “May' 9: E 


564008; Riley-Robinson music pub. 
cols’ Kansas. City,” Mo: 


Sous LES Cypres; de Edouard Mignan © 

: Francej; piano. (Hispanies, no. 

© May 18, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E 
557941: Enoch: &\co.{. Paris: 


SouTHERN CALIFORNIA; words and mu- 
sic. by) J... i ranehitit, jot) yU.) Sas ace. 
by Chas. E. Pemberton. 9097 

©) May ‘4,..1923) 2° &< Mayel2s. E 
ea Julius Franchini, Pasadena, 
alif. 


SOUTHERN TWILicHt; by William 
Baines jof U. Si; piano. (Scenes 
from the Southland) 9098 


©) cApre 25,7 19231 2+c., Apes; 30 pak, 
Bae a Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SPANSK DANS; af To i et Glashus, af 
Hakon Schmedes tof Denmark; pf. 


9099 
ry pr. +5, 102321 ic. Apr. 26528 
557658; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen- 


hagen. 


SPEAK TO ME; words by Lillian Glan- 
ville, music by’ Guy D’Hardelot tof 


Great Britain) 9100 
@iiMay 42,5, 1028 31 c!  Maaia ss 
557796; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Spectra, (THE) ALBUM, No. 32; words 
and music- by. Leonard Henry of 
Great Britain) (Reynolds & co.’s 
concert party albums) (Staff and 
tonic sol-fg notations] 9101 

©’ Apr.’ 20) 1923" Pe; Apr 2305+ 
557740; Reynolds & co., London. 


SPIDER; words and melody by Spencer 

Williams rof U. S43 ee OEOZ 

© 1 c.’May'16, 1923; 562467; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


SPINNING THE TOP; march, by Walter 
Rolfe tof U. Si; piano, four hands. 


(Jolly companions) 9103 
©! May 8, 1923/2 May 125° 
564092: "iheo. Presser CO., Philavlel- 


phia. 


065 


9104 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


Spirirosa (La); the naughty girl polka, 
by N. Ippolito tof U. Si; piano. 9104 
©. lic.) May 12, 1923; .E,.562297 ; 

N. Shilkret, New York. 


Sprinc (A) CHAPLET; five first pieces, 
by Percy Rideout tof Great Britain) ; 
piano. Contents: 1. Crocus.—2. Snow- 
drop. — 3. Narcissus. — 4. Violet. — 5. 
Tulip. 9105 

rovAlpr. 445 19236) 1 ¢ wApt. a2; 

557350; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


SPRING LILT; concert waltz song, words 
and music by P. P. Russell tof U. Sa 
Chicago, Clayton F. Summy co. 9106 

©) “May, '5;) 1923; 2 :c..\ May 83" 2 
559928: Pauline Penn Russell, Zion, 
TH. 


‘SprincrimE; by Arthur Traves Gran- 

field tof U. S.; piano: 9107 

Ape ZonulIZ3 2 6.2 pe. aU CE, 
559715; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


SrEDI DOLINY ROVNYJA; melody by A. 

Schwartz 1of U. S$. 9108 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; E559839; Abe 
Schwartz, New York. 


Srar (THE) THAT GLITTERS; words by 
D. M. Boudreau, melody by Herman 
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
Weacal 9109 

© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562482; 
Dora M. Boudreau, Fall River, Mass. 


af To i et Glashus, 


rof Denmark): 


STATUETTE-VALS ; 
af Hakon Schmedes 
pf. 

© Apr, 54998 1 coAge 2.1K 
557657; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


STELLA: words and music by Al. Jol- 
son, Benny Davis and Harry Akst tof 
(Seats 9111 

©) May? 2 1623.02 vc May eee 
559782: Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 


Srawart (D. M.) Four songs; words 
from Last poems, by A. E. Housman, 
music by D. M. Stewart tof England ; 
low voice. Contents: 1. We'll to the 
woods no more.—2. In the morning, in 
the morning.—3. The sigh that heaves 
the grasses—4. The first of cane 


OA pre n1923% 1. eo) Age Nes 
557546: Elkin & co., Itd., London. 


Srorm cLoups; words and music by C. 
Feelemyer tof U. Su 9113 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 562454; 
Christine Feelemyer, Washington. 


pt.111, m.e;, ¥. 18 


STORM FANTASY; based on Dr. Dykes’ 
Melita, by Paul Vergolet tof Great 
Britaim, ed. by J. A. Meale; organ. 


Paxton’s ed. obl. &vo. “(Paxton’s 
organ library) 9114 

©, May 18, 1923; 1 c. May. 12;. E 
557893;.W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 


STORM MUSIC; by Domenico Savino tof 
Italy, domiciled at New York); orch. 
with a acc. (Photo play series, 
no. 47, 9 


© ee 14, 1923; 2 c. May 18; E 
564299 . C; Schirmer, inc., New York. 


SToORNELLATA; atto 1°, di Bacco in Tos- 
cana, libretto di F. Paolieri e L. Bo- 
nelli, musica di Renato Brogi tof Italy; 
Edizione popolare. 1. With mand. acc. 
4to.—2. With piano acc. 9116, 9117 


© Mar. 23, 1923; 1c. each Apr. 14; 
E 557390, 557392: A. Forlivesi & co., 
Florence, Italy. 


STorY-TELLER (THE) ; in five-finger posi- 
tion, with preliminary exercises, bio- 
graphical sketch, fingering, phrasing 
and instructive annotations, by Lewis 
Godfrey Thomas tof U. 5.1; piano. 
(Progressive series compositions, no 
113, gr. 1-a) 911 

©) May. d, 19235 Bae eiiaweaes & 
559847; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


STRAWINSKY (Icor) Trois piéces ; 
I. Strawinsky, bearb. von : 
Schneider tof Germany); 2 violons, 
alto et violoncelle, sc. et pts. 9119 

©. Jani 13, 19235 eect alone Es 
557444; Russischer musikverlag, Ber- 
lin. 


von 


STROLLING; fox trot, words and music by 

R.ivk.Pierce raha 9120 

©) lc. :Apr: 430 449254... sar O23 
Ross Edwards Pierce, Buffalo. 


Strurtin’ Tur FROM DIxIELAND; words 
by Alex Gerber, melody by Jean 
Schwartz tof U. $1. 9121 

©''l € Apr. (2721925. Sores. 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


SrRYGEKVARTET; av Gustav Helsted tof 


12mo. 
9122 

© Feb.' 20,.:1923). ses) Wager 
557806; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


SupDAN; song foxtrot, words by Max 
Vandyck, music by Arthur Rebner tof 
Austrial OZ Si 

© (May, '2,:; 1923 sol oe Maw fo 
557979; Dix, Itd., London. 


Denmark) op. 33; F moll. sc. 


064 


atl eS ee 
y v% ; 


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= 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9144 


Sucar BABY; words by Alex Gerber, 

melody by Lucy Brown tof U.S. 9124 

© 1c. May 1, 1923; FE’ 559686; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


SUMMER MORN; gavotte, by Georg Eg- 
geling rof Germany) op. 203; piano. 
9125 


Apr. Pen AeZs eT z0cy opr. ois EF 
559755; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


SUMMER RAIN; words by Fred. G. 
Bowles, from the French of Albert 
Fleury, music by William G. James 
tof England) 1. In C.—2. In D—3. In 
E, flat. 9126-9128 

Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. each Apr. 16; 
E 557541-557543; G. Ricordi & co., 
Milan. 


Sun (THE) WILL SHINE AGAIN; words 
by Sigmund Spaeth, music by John 
Tasker Howard rof U. S.- 9129 

OA 25, 19233) 20. Apr. 303) 
559738; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Sun (THE) WON’? SHINE IN DIXIE TILL 
YOU COME BACK TO ME; words by 
Robert Gordon Hudson, music by Geo. 
Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach jof U. Su 9130 

© 1c. Apr. 25, 1923; E 562002; 
Robert G. Hudson, Brooksville, Fla. 


Sunny-ArIzZoNA; words and music by 

adke-Curtis:iof U.S. 9131 

@ be. Aprl2,.19235)\E 561359; 
Lloyd R. Curtis, Phoenix, Ariz. 


Sunser (THE) GARDEN; words by 
Marion St. John Webb, music by 
Vivian Hickey tof Great Britain) 9132 

©), Api h2711923 ; dc. May 195; E 

. 566023: Augener, Itd., London. 


SUNSHINE AND KISSES; intermezzo, by 


Charles Ancliffe tof Great Britaim; | 


piano. 9133 
Mier. 29. 1923" 1 c. Apr’ 13; EB 
557516: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 

Crew, Itd., London. 
SUNSHINE MUST FOLLOW RAIN; words 
and melody by J. W. Grey tof U. 38. 
9134 


© 1c. May 12; 1923; B 562304; 
Joseph W. Grey, New York. 


SUNSHINE WALTZ; by O. Tromlitz rof 
U. Si; piano. ;:Blue-printi 9135 
© Nov. 8, 1922; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1923; 

E 561853; Oscar Tromlitz, Cleveland. 


SUPPLEMENTARY EXERCISES TO BK. 1; 
melody and harmony, by Benjamin J. 
Dale, Harry Farjeon and others of 
Great Britain) 4to. 9136 

(ON Mat. 5; 19232, “tere. Mar... 20548; 
ae Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
on. 


SWAN-SONG (THE) OF A ROSE; romance, 
by H. V. Hamilton pof Great Britaim ; 
violin and pf. 9137 
WO uapie Lo, toca GA pr. 265 
557677; H. Vivian Hamilton, Hythe, 
England. 


SWANEE WALTZ; by M. Mulligan tof 
UeS 1::piang. 9138 


(©) May’ 4°°1923..2 ¢. May 12% E 


sone Minnie Mulligan, Kewanee, 
SWEET Bossy; fox trot, melody by 
Lionel Belasco tof U. S.i 9139 


@ kc); Man. 3is_ 1923 >. .559080:- 
Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. 


SWEET DREAMS OF YoU; words by M. 
Bryant, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel. Fisher, of U. Si 

9140 
© Uc.) Apri 30919235) 561946; 
Mabel Bryant, Laurel, Miss. 


SWEET EVENING BREEZE; waltz, words by 
Clara. Lucy Parker,.music by A. C. 
Parker tof U. Su 9141 

© 1’ cs May 16, 1923: E 562448: 
Arthur Clare Parker, Weyburn, Sask., 
Canada. 


SWEET GIRI, GRADUATE; words and music 

by C. M. Guntert rof U. Sa 9142 

@itre. Aprs26) 1925 562351. 
Cora Moffitt Guntert, Kremlin, Okl. 


SWEET HENRY THE PRIDE OF TENNES- 
SEE; words by» Eddie Cantor and 
Benny Davis, melody by Harry Akst 
tof U. Sa 9143 

© 1. ¢.- Apr. 24. 1923>"-E. 561844; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. : 


SWEET WOMAN, How I’D LOVE TO SWEET 
PAPA you; words by Billy Rose and 
Mort Dixon, melody by Ray Hender- 
son fof U. Su, arr. by Eugene Platz- 
mann jof U.. 8. 9144 
Te@ de. May 19. 1923. E5024 74 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 


SWEETHEART FAREWELL; words and mel- 
ody by Ben Harris, Henry Creamer 


069 


CATALOGUE 
9145 


OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 1I,n.s., v.18 


SWEETHEART FAREWELL—Continued.* 
and Will H. Vodery tof U. Sua, arr. 
by Claude Lapham jof U. Su 9145 

(Oa re Ng ae aa 2 ob a Sipe 2 1 Si Be 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


SWEETHEARTS WE'LL ALWAYS BE; words 
by he), pones) imausterty a SSL) 
Huntington of U. S. 9146 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564204; 
Ethel P. Jones, Bloomington, Ill. 


SWEETNESS, I LOVE you so; words and 
melody by F. Riggs rof U. 
by Clarence M. Jones rof U. Ba 


QW ic. May 3719235) ee Sager) 
Frank Biggs, Chicago. 


SwinstEAD (Fretix) Three _ short 
pieces; by F. Swinstead tof Great 
Britain); piano. (Berner’s_ edition, 
no. 726: Album series) Contents: 
1. Barcarolle—2. Minuet—3. Passe- 
pied. 9148 

@vAproid 1923; 1ce May 35 3 
557782; Joseph Williams, Itd., Lon- 
don. 


Tass (R. V.) Four rhythmic pieces; 
by R. V. Tabb tof Great Britain ; 
violoncello and _ piano. (Berner’s 
edition, no. 727) Contents: 1. By the 
wayside.—2. By the sea.—3. By the 
brook.—4. Meadowsweet. 9149 

©. Apr'25, "192g "4. c"Mayr 5) EF 
557788; Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- 
don. 


TAKE ME BACK To AMARILLO; words 
and music by S. G. Burdine of 
meal 9150 
© 1.¢¥ Apr/,30)) 9923. ..E, 561932 ; 

S. G. Burdine, Amarillo, Tex. 


TAKE ME OUT TO SUNNYSIDE; fox trot, 
words by L. Castle, music by 
Shuttleworth of Canada; Toronto, 
Canada, L. Castle music co. 9151 

©. May 16,, 1923; 1. 6.2 Mayinl9; 
E 566032; Lillian Castle, Toronto, 
Canada. 


TAKE THE WHOLE DARN FARM; words 


and melody by Roger Lewis, Rube |. 


Bennett and Walter Donovan of 


WHISa 9152 


© mew" pr. 27) 1923-2 So18oo: 
Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 


TAMBORILERA (LA); zarzuela en | acto, 
palabras y musica por F. Alonso tof 
Spain) 9153 

Oeaic May 022, 1929 DY 2asa4 
Francisco Alonso, Madrid. 


Tampa Bay; fox trot, by Melville Gid- 

eon of England}; piano with words. 

“Lo GeG 154 © 

© Feb. 14, 1923; 1 c«. Apr. 11; E 

ee) Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon--: 
on. 


TAN CARINOSA! (Si caline); mélodie- 
valse, de Marcel Vogade tof France); 
orch. avec piano conducteur. 4to. 

9155 
© Apr, 14, 1923 9 ie Aes 
557734; Vogade, Paris. 


Tanco; by M. Gold tof U. Sa; piano. 
tie, ke 9156 


© 1c: May 15,1923) B562378 - 
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 


Tanco p’or; par Dardany tof France) ; 

piano. 9157 

©, Apr. .25, 1923374 jemMay: 9.4. 
557834; L. Brulé, Paris. 


Tanco (LE) pu CANARI; de Dardany 

tof France; piano. 9158 

© Apr. 14,°1923-°0 ewer. 30° E. 
557710; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 


TANTELLA, TANTELLA, TANTELLA} Versi 
di Raffaele Chiurazzi, musica di F. 
Buongiovanni of Italy}; mand. acc. 
Naples, Santa Lucia. 9159 

© Apr. 3 1928enlbd Mayet EF 
566001; Italian book co., New York. 


TANZ cLASs (Dance class); comedian 
song, words by Ludwig Satz, melody 
by J. Cherniavsky tof U. Su 9160 

©_.1 c. May 10, 192328 562198 
Joseph Cherniavsky, New York. 


TARANTELLA SOTTO ’E RROSE; versi di 
Pacifico Vento, musica di F. Albano 
tof Italy}; mandolino acc. 4to. Na- 
ples, Santa Lucia. 9161 

©. Apt...3;,, 923%. die Mia we fel 
557987; Italian book co., New York. 


TELEGRAM To ALABAM; words by Moe 
Schenck and Johnny Hyde, music by 
A. Fred Phillips tof U. Su. 9162 

©.wApr: 7; 1923" Baer ars aioe, 
559324; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


TELL HER WHILE YOU WALTZ; waltz 
song, words and music by J. Strathdee 
rof Canada} ‘Toronto, Canada, Whaley, 
Royce & co. 9163 

©: May 14, 1923: 1c! May 17; 2 
557911; Jack Strathdee, Toronto, Can- 
ada. , 


566 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


TELL ME, WHEN WERE YOU BORN? fox- 

_trot song, words by Bay, music by 

Stennet George tof Englandi; in A 

flat. :Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

9164 

Mey Apr 13,1923 09'e Apres 18> 
557534; West’s, ltd., London. 


TEMPO TE FRUSKA (Shimmy a jégen) ; 
magyar szovegét irta Gacs Demeter, 
zeneéjét szerzette Szlatinay Sandor tof 
Hungary) ~ 9165 

Dec. Vy 1921+ Tic: Apr: 12,°1923; 
E 561962; George Louis Bard, New 
York. 


TEMPTATION ; words by W. F. McCaleb, 

music by D. Brunet tof U. Si 9166 

@ Vive. (May 9; 1923. FE 564001; 
David Brunet, New York. 


sek see by. Elizabeth Collison-Hill 
rof U. Si; piano. 9167 
© May 5, 1923: 2 c. May 14; E 
562341; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


‘THAT FUTURISTIC RAG; by Rube Bloom 
Ob US. Tsu plano. 9168 
Genome 9) (1923-) 2c: May 11; E 
564043 ;. Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


THAT GIRL OF YESTERDAY; words and 
music by J. F. Connor tof U. Sees 


iol wen eiMay( 779) 1923e Bi 559924 ; 
James F. Connor, Boston. 


THAT LAZY MELODY; from the revue 
Rats, words by Dion Titheradge, mu- 
sic by M. D. Lyon tof England) a 

91 


Grape 12. 1923: toc. May 19+ 8 
557980; Dix, Itd., London. 


THAT LOVELY MELODY, PLAY IT AGAIN; 
- fox trot, by Arthur Donaldson tof 
Great Britain); orch. with piano con- 
ductor. 4to. 9171 
Oy Ang 10.1928 Ly expApre"28 
557683; Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. (© arrangement) 


THAT OLD GANG OF MINE; words by 
Billy Rose and M. Dixon, music by 
Ray Henderson jof U.S. 9172 

©) \iliay16; 41923) 2 'e) May 1728) 
562457; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


THAT ONE-STEP; words by Adrian Ross, 
music by Isidor Fisher tof Great Brit- 


ain) 9173 

Apr 4 0236 Pe. Apr. 16s 

557525; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 
Peg2 23-6 


9183 


THAT RAGITME MINSTREL BAND; words 
by Fred Madison, music by R. Wil- 
son and Wm. McMullin tof U. Sai 
arr. by R. Wilson. 9174 

Oeige. Ape 30s 1923208. Deen, 
Rufus Wilson, Minneapolis. 


THAYT’S GOT "HM BLUES; words and mel- 

ody by Henry Jackson tof U. S.1- 9175 

CP c. May al, 1923 * B Se4020 = 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


THATS THAT: by B. B. Brown, Fred 
Stross. and Bill Cogan tof .U. Sa: 
piano. 9176 

Otis, May il, 1923 38, 550688: 
Bernard B. Brown, Venice, Calif. 


THAT'S THE TIME; fox trot, words and 
music by R. W. Clements fof U. Sa, 
arr. by Paul M. Paulsen rof U.S. 9177 


©) dvic. Ape 30.1923, TE, 559668" 
Rolland William Clements, Boston. 


THAT'S THE TUNE; words and music by 
Graham John, Nelson Keys and Max 
Darewski tof England) 9178 

Op Apr. 30) 1923." 1. c.4 May een 
557778; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 


THATS wHy I WANT YOU TO BE MINE; 
words by L. T. Gagnon, music by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. S.1 New York, 
Frank Harding, music publishing 
house. 9179 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 10; E 
Se Louis T. Gagnon, Biddeford, 
e 


THAT SWEET OLD SWEETHEART OF MINE: 
words and music by J. F. Connor rof 
Li 9180 

OD coma 17) N92 3 iE 556925 
James F. Connor, Boston. 


THar TACOMA HOME 0’ MINE; words 
by Ben Ryan, music by~ Violinsky 
tpseud. of Solly Ginsberg, of U. S3 

9181 

©) Api SU lO25 07 see A pt. Sie) ue 

561920; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
CO., New York. , 


THAT VALENTINO SMILE; words by Mrs. 


A. Guimond, music by E. unt- 
ington rof U. Sy 9182 
© lie; May 16,1923 564233: 


Mrs. Archie Guimond, East Hampton, 
Mass. 


THEN HE’D GIVE "ER GAS; words by Lew 
Brown, melody by James F. Hanley 
tof U. Si, arr. by Eugene Platzmann 
lode Ossi 9183 


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9184 


THEN HE'D GIVE “ER cAs—Continued. 


© 1 c..May 19, 1923; E 562473; 
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., mc., New 
Work. 


SN FUN BEGAN; words and mel- 
aan bods Mansfield tof U. 5a; Ist 
violin acc. ‘O184 
@itec: May 4, 1923; E 559920; 
Frank Mansfield, Brooklyn. 


f ae 1B; valse 
THEN YOU'LL BE SORRY FOR ME, va 
song, words and music by Wynn Stan- 
ley, Andrew Allen, and Hubert W. 
David of Great Britain; in Bit. 
‘Staff and tonic sol-fa notations} ise 
Apts, 1923 sabre: Apr. 6; E 
557886; Lawrence Wright music Co., 
London. 


THERE IS A LADY SWEET AND KIND, 
part-song, words anon., music by 5. E 
Lovatt of Great Brita, mens 
voices,  4to. (Choral. album, | -no. 
1339) 9186 
© May 6, 1923; 1.c. May 21; % 
557077: Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


THERE IS A LIGHT; words and music by 
Chas. C. Helms tof U. 5.1 9187 
Jani 44, 19237 2c. Apr. 19; E 
559627; C. C. Helms, Bluff Dale, Tex. 


S SWEET MUSIC HERE; choric 

Ee a ard by Alfred, Lord Tenny- 
gon, music by John Tasker Howard 
iof U. Si; medium voice. 9188 
© May 2, 1923; Me May 9; EK 
562158: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


THERE'S A GIRL BY THE LAKES OF KiL- 
LARNEY; words and music byw: 0: 
Barron tof U. 8.1 9189 

@u tic. May 1, 1923: E 564010; 
Ted S. Barron, Flushing, Nz Y. 


SRE'S YEARNING, THERE'S A BURN- 
nee a eae by J. D. Kiester, music 
by Valeria Gordon tof U. S33 piano 
with words. 9190 
© Apr. 12, 1923; 2 ¢. May 18; E, 
564262; James D. Kiester, Slippery 
Rock, Pa. 


190 GAL LIKE MY GAL; words 
eae by Billy Meyers and Elmer 
Schoebel tof U. $11 9191 
lic ape 24, (923° 559829; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


HEY CAN’ KEEP THE UNION MAN 
tee words from F. L. U. news, 
Psic by, Aa. Neece ol Ur Sivarr: 
by M. H. McKee. 9192 

568 


pt.. 111, 1.:s., v. 18 


© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
564038; A. C. Neece, Sunset, Tex. 


THEY CAN’T RESIST ME; words and mel- 


ody by S. Holden tof U. $1,’ arr. by 
Felix Marshnic tof U. Su. 9193 


© 1 «ct: May.21, 19237) H 504323 ; 
Sidney Holden, Detroit. 


THEY TOOK AWAY MY MAMMY FROM OUR 


OLD VIRGINIA HOME; words by H. 
Helmstetter, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. Sa : 9194 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; EK 564202; 
Henry Helmstetter, Newark, N. J. 


THEY VE Cot THEIR INDIAN HABITS ON 


IN DrxIELAND; words by Joe Young 
and Sam M. Lewis, music by Geo. W. 
Meyer and Harry Akst tof U. Su. 
9195 
© May 38233) 2a. Wha a4, 
559873; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. . 


THINKIN’ oF you; by Eric Coates, arr. 


by H. M. Higgs rof Great Britaim ; 
salon orch. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s 
salon orchestral journal, no. 213) 
9196 
© ‘Mar. ‘14, 1923-1 ee Mae cue oH, 
556985; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 
© arrangement) 


THIS DO IN MEMORY OF Ms (Doet dit te 


myne indachtigheid) ; words by Guido 
Gezelle, English version by Mary El- 
lis Opdycke, music by Lodewyk Mor- 
telmans jof Belgium) 9197 

© May'14, 1923-20) May15. ob, 


562388 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


THIS WORLDES JOIEF; motet for unaccom- 


panied choir, music by Arnold Bax {of 
Great Britainj; mixed voices. 4to. 

9198 

© May!) 2) 1926); :1te Maxis” i 

557795; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 

London. 


THO YOUR EYES WERE GREY THEY WERE 


BLUE TO ME; words by M. Hansrote, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa 9199 
©. 1 c. May 9) 192350) 4558939 - 
Malinda Hansrote, Cumberland, Md. ~ 


‘THORBERG’S DRAGON SHIP; choral ballad, 


words by Henry Wadsworth Long- 
fellow, music by Chris. M. Edmunds 
tof Great Britain); soli and chorus. 
Ato. 9200 - 

© Ape. 7,.1923 > dae Ape 
557466; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9217 


THOSE BABY SMILES; words and music 


by Geo. H. Lewis tof Great Britaim | 


9201 


@» Mar: »12,. 1923; Ie Apr..2/74 E 
557766; Nicholson & co., Itd., Sidney, 
Australia. 


THOSE NAUGHTY EYES; fox trot, words 
and music by Tobias Marks tof Great 
Britain) 9202 

oprroar, 18,1925; '.1 cx Apr. 19; E 
557565; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


THOUGHTS . OF HOME; song without 
words, by Walter Rolfe tof U. 5.1; 
piano, four hands. (Jolly compan- 
ions) 9203 

© May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
564095; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


THREE HUNDRED YEARS AGO; words and 

music by Osborne W. Lane of U. Su 

9204 

Ban ogee. 2G Apr. 14; EF 

561846; O. W. Lane co., Gloucester, 
Mass. 


Tuy PERFECT wAy; hymn-anthem, text 
adapted by C. P. Scott tof U. Sui, 
music by Goldmark, arr. by John 
Pattinson rof U. Si; mixed voices 
with organ acc. 4to. (Carl Fischer's 
choir music edition, no. 138) 9205 

© Dec. 18, 1922; 2 c. May 12, 1923; 
E 562275; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(© arrangement and adaptation of 
text) 


TiLI, APPLE BLOSSOM TIME SWEETHEART, 
THEN TLL COME BACK TO You; fox- 
trot, words by L. R. Enman, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Sa 

9206 


© P ¢ Apr.’ 30,1923 5) F561969 ; 
L. R. Enman, Rumford, Me. 


Trt, I sEE you AGAIN; words by M. 
P. Lucas, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 


U. Sa, arr. by National literary and ; 


publishers service bureau tof U. Su 
9207 

Wier May G3 1923), 1561997; 
Michael P. Lucas, Hamtramck, Mich. 


TiRED Oo’ WAITIN’ BLUES; words and 

melody by Porter Grainger and Bob 

- Ricketts fof U. S.1 9208 

© 1 c. May 10, 1923; E 562194; 
Zipf music pub. co., New York. 


TrrinpELLI (P. A.) Notturno; nell’ 
aria della sera, versi di Lorenzo 
Stecchetti, musica di P. A. Tirin- 
delli tof Italy; 9209 


© 7 May Is; 19231 ec) May less 
557955; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


"Tis TIME, I THINK, BY WENLOCK 
TowN; words by A. E. Housman, mu- 
sic by C. W. Orr tof England; (In 
Two songs, from A Shropshire lad, 
<a») 9210 

@ Apr; 12,1923. Ve. Apr. 144 
557400; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 


don. 


To BEGIN WITH; words and music by 
LE, .B. Longacre jot UL Sa 9211 


Cyjany 251023." Zac, May 7.4 oe, 
559878; Lindsay B. Longacre, Den- 
ver. 


To Jesus LonELy; for Holy hour, 
words by Amadeus, rand) A. child’s 
hymn to the guardian angel; words 
by Fr. Faber: music by Nellie Lahiff 
tof U. Sa - 9212 

© Dec. 15, 1922; 1 c. Apr: 14, 1923; 


E 559316; Mary Ellen Lahiff, New 
York. 


To Mission SAN FRANcIsco; by Lily 
Strickland, arr. by Adolph Schmid 
tof England, domiciled at New 
York); orch. with piano conductor. 
(Galaxy, no. 230) 9213 

©) May. 5,91923:'62' ci May’ 9; E 
562165: G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement) 


To THE MEMORY OF A GREAT SINGER; 
words by Robert Louis Stevenson, 
music by Peter Warlock of Great 
Britain) 9214 

© May 19:91 923.05 kiresr May 190 
566015; Augener, Itd., London. 


To THE NAME ABOVE EVERY NAME; 
words by Richard Crashaw, music 
by Arnold Bax of Great Britain; 


mixed voices. 4to. ci 9215 

@)> Mayers) 1928) fico May, Wy. E 
557885; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., 
London. 


ToGTE SE, PARDALOVE; prazska Casova 
polka. by He. Kovatic)atr. iby, Lomas 
Vitak tof U. S41; piano, with words. 

9216 

©: Apt iL 923502: ch uMay wae, 

559907; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement) 


TopDLE WITH ME; fox trot, words by 
Wyn Ewart, music by Charles Pren- 
tice tof Great Britain) 9217 

©) Ara 2 5.11923 > 1c aMays 3 aA 
557794; Chappell & co., ltd., London. 


569 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


9218 


ENTRIES 
pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


ToppLinc; novelette, by Erno Rapée and 
William Axt cof U. S.1; piano. Red 
seal series ed. 9218 

©, Ape. 130,119235)( Ze.) Marian EB 
at ; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
or 


Tomsono (IL); di Alfredo Berisso of 
Italy ; piano. (Impressioni, seconda 
serie, no. 5) 9219 

(©) May 15, 1923; 1c. May 16; E 
557953; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


Tommy; fox trot, di G. Rampoldi tof 
Italyi, riduz. di V. Billi; petit orch. 
e piano conduttore. Edizioni Ca- 
risch. 4to. (Collection etoile) 9220 


(© Mar, 15))1923 791: Apes 24 aE 
557633; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 


TourBILLoN (The whirlwind); by A. 
Krantz, arr. by Jascha Gurewich tof 
U. Sa; E flat alto saxophone and 
piano. (Sheet music edition, W. 
136) 9221 

©), Mar. 24. 1923: 2c, May 12-5 
562266; Carl Fischer, New York. (© 
arrangement} 


TRAGIC ANDANTE; by Domenico Savino 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York); 
orch. with piano acc. (Photo play 
series, no. 43, P) . 9222 

© May 14, 1923; 2c. May 18; E 
564303; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 


TRAUM DER SENNERIN (Dream of the 
Tyrolean) ; idyl, by Aug. Labitzky, op. 
45, rev. by hes Seredy for US Sj 
full orch, with piano conductor. 9223 

©) Mair! 30019258 20k May | Nae 
562254 - Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement 


Trick (THE) Pony; by V. Richardson 
tof U. Si; piano. Detroit, Mich., Sim- 
son & co. (Trip to music land: At 
the circus, series two) 9224 

i May,. 4, 1923; | 2.ic." May sigan E, 
562440 ; Vera Richardson, Detroit. 


Trio; von Odd Griiner-Hegge tof Nor- 
way) op. 4; klaver, violin og violon- 
cell, en H ‘moll, ‘(Wilhelm Hansen 
edition, no. 2288) 9225 

© (Ang 6) 1925" “te. Apr 226.0 s 

557660 ; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 


Trip (A) IN A FLIVVER; descriptive over- 
pure, by) Pia ple, aR@sers ob. Uo ise) 
Ist violin. 9226 

@ ob co iay Wb) 1923; 98 56238 | 
Harry L. Rogers, Chicago. 


TRISTI RICORDI; valzer, melodia di G. 
Buzzolani tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York) 9227 


© 1c. May 15, 1923; E 562366; 
Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 


TrNAVA RUZE (Thorn rose) ; polka, arr. 
1 


by Louis Vitak tof U. Sa. 4to. 
Orch.—2. Band.—3. Piano.s textem. 
9228-9230 


© Apr. 1, 1923; 2 c. each May 7;. 
E 559895, 559896, 559906; Georgi & 
Vitak music co., Chicago. ‘© arrange- 
ment} 


TROUBLANTE (LA) BARCAROLLE; de Mar- 
cel Vogade tof Francei; orch, avec 
piano conducteur. 4to. 9231 

© Apr 14,,1923-) 1. & Apr. eolr E 
557736; Vogade, Paris. 


Trust oN; words by James Rowe, mu- 
sic by D. L. Stiles tof U. Sa 9232 
©) ‘Jan. 17, 1923-296. Area. ee 
559631; O. H. Cundiff, Pilot Point 

Tex, 
TRUSTING HEARTS; by Geo. L. Spauld- 
ing tof U.,S.13,piane. 9233 
© Apr. 25, 1923; 2c. Apr. 30; E 


559737; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 
Try THE CouE~ WAy; words and music 
by_E.-E. Page tot U0. 5a 9234 
© 1 c;. Apr. 28,1923 er ovo! - 
Eugene Edgar Page, Sacramento, 
Calif. 


TscCHAIKOWSKY (PETER ItjitcH) An- 
dante cantabile; from the Quartet in 
D, by P. Tschaikowsky, op. 11, tran- 
scribed by Jascha.Gurewich rof U. S.; 
C melody saxophone, B flat ten. saxo- 
phone, or, B flat cornet or B flat clar- 
inet, or E flat alto saxophone and 
piano. 9235 

© Apr.. 23, 1923 2 <3Miay JA: i 

562269; Carl Fischer, New York. :© 


arrangement} 


—— Chant sans paroles (Song without 
words); by P. Tschaikovsky, op. 2, 
no. 3, rev. ed. with fingering, pedal- 
ing, phrasing and instructive annota- 
tions by Leopold Godowsky tof U. S.1, 
biographical sketch and glossary by — 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres- 
sive series compositions, no. 733, gr. 
4-a) 9236 

©, May 1, 1923* 26 Nia ee, 
559859; Art publication soc., St. Louis. — 
‘(© annotations, fingering, pedaling and 
phrasing) 


otU 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9255 


Die siegerin; musikalische komodie 
in 3 akten, von P. I. Tschaikowsky, 
bearb. von Josef Klein tof Austria), 
klavierauszug von Gustav Volk tof 
Austria}; mit uberdrucktem text. 


9237 


© Nov. 7, 1922; 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; 
E 557442; Josef Weinberger, Vienna. 


worte von Oscar Fried- 
mann-Lunzer u. Béla Jenbach, musil< 
von P. I. Tschaikowsky, bearb. von 
Epiee Klein tof Austria; ; vollstandiger 
lavierauszug mit gesang. 9238 


@) sHebn 571928 3h. coApr. A6¢0E 
557443; Josef Weinberger, Vienna. 


TuLAKk; humoristicka, Casova polka s 
textem, upravil Louis Witak jor Us; 
piano. 9239 

May 0501923. 2' .c: May 95). E 
564007; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. ‘(© arrangement) 


TULIP LOvE; waltz, words by L. B. Lar- 
kin, music by Edna L. Larkin {of 
Daciwwaccopy 1..S. Carrick tof U.S. 

9240 

Apr 14°1923.- 2 ¢. Apr..27: FE 

561894; Lucile B. Larkin, Bellingham, 
Wash. 

TUNING UP THE FIDDLE; words and mu- 

m sic by K. L. Goldman tof U: S.1 ;9241 


@iivert Apr: 28; 1923: E 559657: 
Raymond Leslie Goldman, Los An- 
geles. - 


TURN HOMEWARD; words by Jack Mc- 
Gowan, melody by Edgar Moran tof 
WSh 9242 

evrinn. May 1, 1925+) 559775: 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


— Same. 9243 


© May 14, 1923: Zit, Mayet acu 
562397 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


~ TUT-ANKH-AMEN, IN THE VALLEY OF 

THE KINGS; words and music by Carlo 

and Sanders of U::S., arr. by J. Bo- 

dewalt Lampe. 9244 

© "Ape? 25,51923...2 .c; Apri: 27°: E 

561855; Jerome H. Remick & ola New 
or 


' TWELVE BELLS WALTZ; words and music 
by Lee Turner, Lee Ice, and C. S. 
Millspaugh rof U. Sj 9245 

©) May 3, 19233) 20c. May 4; E 
559872; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


by Vee 
9246 


TWENTIETH CENTURY BLUES ; 
Lawnhurst tof U. S.1; piano. 
me) “Apr...9, 1923.32 c May dl ¢4.E 
564045 ; ice Mills, inc., New York. 


5 


Two (THE) Dromios; fingering, phras- 
ing, and poetic idea by Ernest R. 
Kroeger tof U. $4, with biographical 
sketch and instructive annotations by 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres- 
sive series compositions, no. 117, er. 
l-a) 9247 

Oo May iil W9237 2. ch: May 43° B 
559849; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


Two (THE) HOURS; sunrise and sunset, 
sacred song, words by Elvira Bush 
Smith, music by J. Stanton Gladwin 
tof U. Si; high voice, in D flat. 9248 

©PApr., H 1923 2e.Apr 3028 
559716; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 


UCCcEL, DI GABBIA; versi di F. Mario Rus- 
so, musica di E. Cataldo tof Italy); 

. mand.acc. Naples, Santa Lucia. 9249 
@irApry 8, 51925 Wwe. May, bi) E 
566000; Italian book co., New York. 


UmM-HM; reading with music, words 
anon., music by Lalla Ryckoff tof 
CS 9250 


©). May’ 8, 1923: 2 -caMay tile, 
562317; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- 
cago. 


UNcLAIMED:; 
White, music by 


words by Frances Laing 
P. A. Tirindelli tof 
Italy) 9251 
© May 15, 1923: 1 c. May '16; E 
557956: G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 


UncLe’s FARM; humorous song with 
chorus, words and music by Maurice 
Vince rof Great Britain); in G. Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 9252 

Ke) Apr. :20:71923 V the. Aper303" EB 
557749: Reynolds & co., London. 


UNDERTAKER (THE); humorous patter 
song, words and music by. Claude 
Chandler tof Great Britaim; in B flat. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 9253 
TO Nora20. 1928" le Ape. ss 
557752; Reynolds & co., London. 


UnwortHy (Gaat van my); words by 
Guido Gezelle, English version by 
Mary Ellis Opdy cke, music by Lode- 
wyk Mortelmans lof Belgium; 9254 

Oo Mawes 19235 2c. Maya dass i 
562389; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


VALPARAISO; fox trot, words by Paul 
Denery, music by Harry Stogden of 
Great Britain 9255 

©iApr. 927, 19235... on Mayidcs 1 
557786; Song success syndicate, Lon- 
don. 


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9256 


VALSE BURLESQUE; by Charles Huerter 
por Ue Sa piano: . 9256 
©), May, .8, 1923*. 2° ¢..Mianwe 125 i, 
564088; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


VALSE LA LA; by John De Bueris and 
Nat Glantz tof U. Si; saxophone and 
piano. 9257 

© May, 14,.1923;;2 .c. May: 16; 5 
564241; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


VALSE ROMANTIQUE; de Claude Debussy 
fof France}; piano a quatre mains. 


9258 
© Apr. 14, 1923; 1c. Apr. 30; E 


557715; Jean Jobert, Paris. (© tran- 
scription) 
VENDETTA; duetto italiano, words by 


Clifford Seyler, music by James M. 


Gallatly rof England); in F. (Charac- 
ter songs, no. 9) [Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations} 9259 


© Wan’ 24"925.." 2c Aor 20 
557574; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


VERGESSENE WEISEN (SaOBITbIe MOTBEI); 
Ir zyklus, tanzweisen von N. Medtner 
tof Germany) op. 40, no. 1-6. Con- 
tents: 1. Danza col canto—2. Danza 
sinfonica.—3. Danza fiorata—4. Dan- 
za‘ jubilosa.—°5. Danza ondulata:— 6. 
Danza ditirambica. 9260 

Keb: 202 19238. lie. May. V8 5.8 
557946; Jul. Heinr. Zimmermann, 
Leipzig. 


Very (A) NICE FELLOW TO SPEAK ‘10; 
words and music by R. P. Weston and 
Bert Lee jof Englandi; in C. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations] 9261 

en. TA TORS fie. BAe ae 
557386; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 


VERZEIH’; shimmy, worte von Peter 
Herz, musik von Fredy Raymond [of 
Austria} op. 92. 9262 

©iMars a 1923 eZ ce) Apel 
557593; Drei-masken verlag, a. 
Berlin. 


o 
Oo") 


Vicar (THE) oF Bray; 17th century 


tune and words, arr. by Chris M. Ed- 
munds tof Great Britain); male cho- 
rus. 4to. (York series,no. 831) 9263 

© Maia Tee LOZ3: Asie. Whar 8 a) sr 
557897; Banks & son, York, England. 


VitLAGE (THE) FAIR; by Gladys Cum- 
berland tof England; pf. 9264 
©) Apr. 9, 1923. dite. Apr’ 235, 5 
557611; Warren & Phillips, London. 


ot 


pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


@Mianku (Violets); with second and 
third pts., Russian words, English 
tr. by John J. Robbins, music by A. 
N. Salama rof Russia, domiciled at 
New York) 9265 


© 1c. Mar. 20, 1923; E 559027; 
Andrew N. Salama, New York. 


VirILE YALE; words and music by R. 

C. Bennett tof U. Sa 9266 

© fb c., Mayodptit923; 4559690; 
Ralph Culver Bennett, New York. 


VISION ADORE; words and music by G. 
B. Dernerth tof U. Si 9267 
©, May. .519232%.2. .c., May #11 
559887; G. B. Dernerth, Youngs- 
town, O 


ViTA GAIA; valzer, melodia di G. Buz- 
zolani jof Italy, domiciled at New 
York 9268 


© 1 c. May 15, 1923; E 562364; 


Giosué Buzzolani, New York. 


VoN DEINER LIEBE KANN ICH DOCH 
NICHT LEBEN; shimmy, worte und 
musik von Artur Rebner sof Aus- 
tria} 9269 

© Mar. 2, 19232 Pcie me. it 
557942; Musikverlag Melodia, g. m. 
b. h., Vienna. 


Von DoENHorr (ArpertT) Prelude; by 
A. von Doenhoff tof: U.. Sa;. pi. 
9270 

2, 49235 A. Chane os i 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 


© May 
562157; G., 


VoRSTADTG SCHICHTERLN; — alt -/Wiener 
idylle, text von Kurt Breuer, musik 
von Ludwig Gruber rof Austriay 

9271 

© w Nov.»:20,n)/1922 adie sAgo6, 

1923; E 557462; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


VoyvacE (THE) oF LIFE;- words and 
music by C. N.. Tesry qoapW hoa are. 
by Henry Litchfield tof U. $1 9272 

© Dec. 29, 1922; 2 c. Apr.-7,.1923; 
E 559168; Charles N. Terry, Mem- 
phis, Tenn. 


Wacner (RicHarpd) Tristan et Iseult; 
de R. Wagner, trio par Roger Branga 
rof Francei; piano, violon et violon- 
celle, contrebasse et clarinette ad lib. 


9273 
© Apr. 4, 1923;,1 c. May 9; E 
557851; Durand & cie., Paris. © ar- 


rangement) 
2) 


bod 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9292 


WaitInc; words by O. Tonn, music 
by Elliott Markham rof U. $.1; piano 
with words. 9274 
© Apr. 12,1923; 2c. May 18; E 
564257; Olga Tonn, Milwaukee. 


WAITING DREAMLAND; words by R. 
“Whitely, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sn 

9275 
© 1c. May 9, 1923; E 559943; 
Richard Whitely, Saxonburg, Pa. 


WAITING IN SOUTHLAND; words by V. 
N. Ray, music by T. Lemonier tof 
‘pais 9276 

yea 52. 1923; 2..c.) May, 75, 
559915; Vernon Nolen Ray and Tom 
Lemonier, Chicago. 


WALKING HOME WITH JESUS; words by 
James Rowe, music by O. H. Cundiff 
tof U. Sa 9277 

(dana 1/7, 1923; 2.66 Apr..19; KB 
Pence O. H. Cundiff, Pilot Point, 
ex. 


WALL FLOWER; words by L. Kreczmer, 
music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sui, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si 

boty 9278 
oy Pe. Apr: ...25, 19235" 562011 - 

Lillian Kreczmer, Detroit. 


WALZERLIED; worte von E. Ostertag, 
music von Franz Werther of Switz- 
erland; (Cover title: Komm_ lieb- 
chen tanz mit mir) 9279 

Ge! 1922-1. ¢c, Apr. 16.' 1923 < 
E, 557445; ‘Eugen Ostertag, St) Cale 


len, Srritzerland. 


WanpeRER’s (THE) LOVE SONG; words 

and melody by G. L. Sohst tof U. S.1 
i 9280 
559953; 


San Francisco. 


(Oph ce May + 9) ..1923.> 8, 
Grace Lydia Sohst, 


WARNER’S UNISON AND TWO- PART SONGS ; 


for upper grades and junior high 
school, secular songs, for school use 
and girl’s glee club, by various au- 
thors fof U. $1; sop. and alto. 9281 

(Oerupr. 7, 1923 2 c. and. afi. Apr. 


9; A 703328 ; Chart music pub. 
house, Chicago. 
WATCH THE LOVE BUBBLES AND THE 
STREAMING TIDE; words by D. L. 


Gibson, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
U. Sa. 9282 
M@> 1 ce) May! 9,.1923)-’ 1)>562328;. D. 
L. Gibson, Vernon, Tex. 


WATER (THE) LILY; valsette, by Wal- 
lace A. Johnson tof U. §.1; piano. 
283 
©; May 8, 1923; 2..¢.-May 12: E 
a Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia 


Way BACK HOME; words by C. S. 
Thomas, melody ‘by Asold, ¥ )) leax 
iof, U.S. 1 9284 

Ae ie Apr. 28, 2923" 559056: 
C. S. Thomas, Swissvale, Pa. 


Way up In NEw HAMPSHIRE WHEN I'’S 
SUMMER TIME; waltz, words and mu- 
sic by F. W. Grant tof U. Si Dover, 
N. H., Tremont music co. 9285 

© ° May 14, 1923;.2 c. May 16; E 
562470; F. W. Grant, Dover, N. H. 


WELL MEET YOU, MOTHER; words and 
music by T. Robertson tof U. S. 
9286 
Oana. ts, (92a 52 ec fapr.. 40. i 
559596; Ted Robertson, Steins, N. M. 


WE LOVE TO SING; two-part song, words 
by Freda Gayne, music by Percy E 
Fletcher tof Englandi; sop. and alto, 
in E flat. 4to. (Novello’s school 
songs, no. 1348) (Staff and tonic sol- 


fa notations) 9287 
© May 11, 1923; 1 c- May 12; E 
557867; Novello & co., Itd., London. 
WE THREE DID RUN WITH ROSES; words 
by W. F. McCaleb, music by D. Bru- 
net tof U. Si 9288 
©) "Pcs May 9.78923" BY S002 ; 


New York. 


WEAKENING BLUES; words by A. W. 
Bruce, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
fof “ULSs 9289 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564208; 
A.’ W. Bruce, Shelton, Wash. 


WEDDING BELLS; characteristic piece, by 
. Gladys Cumberland of England); 
piano. 9290 
©) Ape. 9 19255 ie. JADE 2o ae 
557607; Warren & Phillips, London. 


David Brunet, 


WEDDING (THE) OF THE POSSUM AND 
THE COON; words and music by E. W. 
McClave ' tof U. S11 Los Angeles, 
Calif., Western music publishers. 9291 


© Mea t0.” 1923: 2 ic. Mar. 31a 
559021; E. Wilkes McClave, Los An- 
geles. 


Wenppinc (THE) WALTZ; by H. F. Laney 
tof U. $.1;. piano. 9292 


© 1c May 12; E 564028; Henry 
F. Laney, New York. 


old 


9293 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111 nes, #18 


WELWELE DI BIS? GRoIs; words and mu- 
sic by A. King tof Poland, domiciled 
at New York) 9293 

©: tiver Ape! 2730 1923 -v 561868 
Adolph King, New York. 


WHAT A NICE LITTLE GAME, IT IS; hu- 
morous song, words and music by Nel- 
son Jackson tof Great Britaim; in E 
flat. «(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

9294 
©. Apr.20;' 1923 Pc Apr. B0eE 
557751; Reynolds & co., London. 


WHAT DOES LITTLE BIRDIE SAY? unison 
song, words by Tennyson, music by 
Percy E. Fletcher tof England; 4to. 
(Novello’s school songs, no. 1349) 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 9295 

@©y.Mary bh (1923 > due. May, 12°08 
557868; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


WHAT PERFUME THIS? O SHEPHERDS 
sAY; old French carol, English ver- 
sion by Faith Liddle, music arr. by 
Samuel Liddle tof Great Britain; sop., 
alten, ten. ane); bass, avi andy F s4to. 
(Boosey’s choral miscellany, no. 84) 
4to. Staff and tonic sol-fa notations) 

9296 

© Mar, 29, 1923; 1, cactpreZ4ec 

557642; Boosey & co., London. 1© 
arrangement} 


WHAT'S THE USE OF PAINTING THE OLD 
TOWN RED, WHEN THE COLOR FADES SO 
soon; words by Walter Appel, mu- 
sic by Dave Harlem tof U. $1 9297 

C)  Miay 74. 1923.42 jeu Mayr 1227 
562436; Joseph Sigmund, Denver. 


WHAYT SHALL I DO WHEN YOU’RE GONE; 
words by W. Butler, music by Al 
Meehan rof U. S.1; piano with words. 

9298 

@ oN pe. 12 1925 2 co MMi heey 

Seah Winifred Butler, Indianap- 
olis. 


WHEN BABY CALLS YOU DADDY; words 
by T. Turner Spencer, music by 
Henry E. Pether tof England); in F. 
(Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 9299 

© ‘Hebiil4s 1923 dive. Apr. Ubon E 
557379; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. \ 


WHEN FATHER RODE THE GOAT; song by 
Charles \PSectt).iot W.). Si mens 
voices, with piano acc. 4to. (Octavo 
series, no. 466) 9300 


©) Apri 13)1923-"2) ce) Apr.149) 


559305; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. 


WHEN FINNEGAN FOUND ‘HE #FIVE- 
POUND-NOTE; words and music by R. P. 
Weston and Bert Lee tof England): 
in E, flat. Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions) . 9301 

©, Feb. 14,’ 1923* lc: Ameeg: a 
ee Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
on. 


WHEN GEORGE WASHINGTON STONE 
TOOTS HIS SAXOPHONE; words and mu- 
sic by C. M. DeBlois, jr. tof U. S. 


© ol"! May 7, 19252 oso ons 
Charles Mitchell DeBlois, jr., Pitts- 
field, Mass. 


WHEN I FounD you; by R. Childs’ and 
S. Huntley tof U. Sa; melody with 
piano acc. 9303 

© 1s. May ad, Ao Z a ee aneoe = 

_ Robert ‘Childs and Sydney Huntley, 
New York. 


WHEN I RETURN AT EVENTIDE; words by 
Walroyd Granville, music by Adrian 
Carstairs sof England; ino) flat: 
‘Staff and tonic sol-fa notations; 9304 

© Mar.;22.\19235 Puchigan 20. Hy, 
557587; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. . 


WHEN I THINK WHAT JESUS GAVE ME; 
words by Maud Frazer Jackson, music 
by. EHa,lillenas, pote weleaen 9305 


© Jan. 17, 1923; 2c. Apr. 19; E 
559634: Haldor Lillenas, Redlands, 
Calif. 


Wren I wonpeR; words by Raymond 
B. Egan, music by Richard A. Whit- 
ington Uses 9306 

© Apr; 13, 19232 Zick Ape iar. & 
559312; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 


WHEN IRELAND'S A NATION AGAIN; 
words and music by A. T. Meredith 
His Wo eansi 9307 

©), Inc. Apr 305 1923) 7 reraaie 34: 
Agnes Trainor Meredith, Chicago. 


WHEN JESUS COMES; words and music 
“by J. W. Gaines rof U.S. 9308 
©'Jany 17, 1923° 2c. srr Oe 
559632: J. W. Gaines, Memphis, Tenn. . 


WHEN MY SHIP OF DREAMS COMES IN} 
fox trot ballad, words by R. Coats, 
music by N. Miller tof U. $a, arr. by 
ik, Coats: 9309 

© ')13e. + Maly: '3,) 1928% 4 E5G1996 ; 
Norm Miller and Roy Coats, Chicago. 


ov4 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9327 


WHEN MY WORLD WAS FULL OF SUN- 
' SHINE; waltz ballad, words by G. Kel- 


ler, music by Len Fleming fof U. S$. 
9310 


foe Apr, 14)11923;.2'c. Apt. 27; 
561907; George Keller, St. Louis. 


WHEN ROSES BLOOM IN JUNE; words 
and melody by S. E. Brown of me oF a 
@© 1 cc. May 12, 1923; EF, 562292; 

Samuel Elzie Brown, Columbus, O. 


WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY; from The 
cousin from nowhere, adapted by Fred 
Thompson, words by Douglas Furber 
rof Great Britain), music by Edward 


Kunneke tof Germany}; in D. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 9312 

© Apr. 17, 1923; 1c. Apr. 18; E 
557440; B. Feldman & <co., London. 


‘© adaptation and English lyric; 


‘WHEN THE GOLDEN LEAVES ARE TURN- 
ING; words and melody by Arthur §S. 
Josselyn tof U. Su 9313 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; E 559867; Al- 
pha music co., Providence, R. I. 


WHEN THE LAD FOR LONGING SIGHS; 
words by A. E. Housman, music by 
C. W. Orr sof England: 9314 


Ape 12201973 2° ce Apr.ol4;/E 
557399; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London. 


WHEN THE MOON LOOKS DOWN ON DIx- 
IE; words by R. S. Streeter, music by 
R. A. Browne tof U. S. 9315 

ag, 14551925-.2.¢c. Apr 273 .E 
561896; Rose S. Streeter, Scotts Bluff, 
Neb. 


‘WHEN THE SHEIK IS KISSING you; fox 
trot, words by Elizabeth Talmadge, 
music by Len Fleming tof U. S$. 9316 


© Apr, 14,,1923; 2 c. Apr..27;-E 
561899 - Elizabeth Talmadge, Indiana 
Harbor, Ind. 


WHEN THE SPIRIT Listens (Als de ziele 
luistert); words by Guido Gezelle, 
English version by Mary Ellis Op- 
dycke, music by Lodewyk Mortelmans 

‘ «of Belgium) 9317 

© May 14, 1923; 2c. May 15: E 


562390 ; Composers’ music corp., New 
York. 


WHEN THEY PLAY a. DIXIE MELODY; 
words and music by G. O. Pierce tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Vera Richardson Simp- 
~ son tof U. Su 9318 


© 1c. Feb. 12, 1923: E 559681; 
Glen Owen Pierce, Detroit. 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME; 
fox trot ballad, by Benny Davis and 
Abner Silver, sc. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
tof U. Si; band, in A flat. obl. 32mo. 

9319 

©; Apa:20) 1993 ;):2he6. Apeszssc E 

559583; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. «© new arrangement) 


WHEN YOU CO BACK TO HOME SWEET 
HOME; words by Frank I. Pierce, mu- 
sic i Raymond C. Earle tof U. Sa 
(Photostat) 9320 

© 1c. May 12, 1923; E, 562299 ; au 
ward C. Earle, Brooklyn. 


WHEN YOU KISS ME; words and music 
by S. Padgett tof U. Si, with alto pt., 
violin and piano acc. 9321 

© Apr. 28, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 
561885; Stark Padgett, University, 
Ala. 


WHEN YOU SAID GOOD-BY; words and 
melody by E. E. Applegate tof U. Si 


9322 
© 1c. May 1, 1923; E 559689; Ed- 
“on E. Applegate, Asbury Park, 


WHEN YOU WALKED OUT, SOMEONE ELSE 
WALKED RIGHT IN; words and music 
by Irving Berlin tof U. Sa 9323 

©) May 10}:1923's.2)-c.: May tt? E 
564047 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


WHEN YOU WORE THAT COLUMBINE; 
words and music by B. Johnson of 
U.S. 9324 

© May 4, 1923; 2 c May 12; E 
562431; Blanche Johnson, Dodge- 
ville, Wis. 


WHERE BE GOIN’, Mary; words by Ed- 
ward Oxenford, music by Maurice 
Elwin tof Great. Britain; 9325 


© Apr. 9,519235)11 ce Apr. 285. EF 
557675: Lareine s €ox) ltd., London. 


WHERE DEAR OLD DADDY HELD ME ON 
HIS KNEE; words by F. J. Flannigan, 
music by Pauline Story tof U. S. 

9326 


©, Mar. '29, 1923; 2: c. May ‘3’: E 
559794; Francis J. Flannigan, Water- 
town, N. Y. 


Wuere HE cays, Put co; words by B. 
B. a ae music by O. L. Fran- 
cis rof U. 9327 

© Jan. 7 1923; 2 c. Apr. 197 E 
a et Onie L. Francis, Normangee, 
ex. 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9328 
WuistLtinc; fox-trot song, words by 
Geo. P. Fagan, music by W. A..Man- 


ahan ;of England) (Staff and tonic 


sol-fa notations) 9328 
@ Apr. ’4, 1923; Tc: Apr. 18; EB 
557528; West’s, ltd., London. 


WHO ARE YOU THAT CARES FOR ME; 
words by J. Curington, music by E. 
S. S. Huntington tof U. S1 9329 

© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564210; 
J. Curington, Toledo, O 


Wao ts SitviA; words by Shakespeare, 
music by Thomas F. Dunhill of 
England) op. 62, no. 2; Ist and 2nd 
ten., Ist and 2nd bass. 4to. (Or- 
pheus, new series, no. 586) . 9330 


© Apres 20: 19238 O96, Apres 
557602; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


WHO WOULD TRUE VALOUR SEE; part- 
song, words by J. Bunyan, music by 
Geoffrey Shaw jof England); mixed 
voices. 4to. (Novello’s part-song 
book, second series, no. 1407) 9331 

©iWay 21, 1923; be May 12; E 

557869; Novello & co., Itd., London. 


WHo-00 IS WITH YOU TO-NIGHT; words 
by Ben Russell, music by Geo, W. 
Meyer tof U. Su 9332 


©). Mayn3; 1923592" cr lay’? 450 
559870; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 


WHY CANT WE LIVE IN THE OLD FASH- 
IONED WAY; words and music by E. 
Abbott, porsU. Sa,).arr. by Luther jA. 
Clark 1of U. $.1 9333 

@i. 1 6...Mayr 14719285 7 (564011 ;5x 
Ellinor Abbott, Bowling Green, O. 


WHy CAN’T YOU BE NICE; fox trot song, 
words and music by N. B. Felix cof 
we S 5 9334 

@ Apr 14 [19235012 te. Apis. 275 aE 
561902; Nola B. Felix, New Orleans, 
La. 


Wuy pip I MARRY MY WIFE; words and 
music by Wynn Stanley and Andrew 
Allen rof Great Britain); in D. 
and tonic sol-fa notations) 9335 

©) Ape 1491923 ::ibre Apr 1 E 
557566; Lawrence Wright music co., 
London. 


Wary po I cry; words and melody by 


Ray Klages and Ray Brown jof 
UrSa 9336 
© 1c. May 11, 1923; E 564018;. 


Irving Berlin, inc., New York, 


(Staff ; 


pt. 111, n.si, v.18 


Wuy sHouLD I TELL DADDY ON YoU? 
words and music by R. W. Clements 
tof VU? -Sa, ager by Paul M. Paulsen 
fof U.S. 9337 

© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 559667 ; 

Rolland William Clements, Boston. 


WICKIE WICKIE HULA HEIGH; Hawaiian 
toddle, words by Jessie G. M. Glick, 
music by Geo. P. Hutten tof U. S.3 
(Cover-title: Wicki wicki hula hey) 


9338 
© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 16; E 
564235 ; 


Jack Mills, inc., New York. 


WIEN, STERBENDE MARCHENSTADT; wie- 
nerlied, text von Beda, musik von 
Hermann Leopoldi jof Germany) op. 

339 

© July 15, 1922; 1 c» Apr, 23, 1923 ; 
E 557613; Wiener boheme verlag, 
Vienna. 


WIEN, WER DEINE BLONDEN FRAUEN 
Ktsst; wienerlied, worte von Benno 
Vigny, musik yon Willy Engel-Ber- 
ger (of Austria) 9340 

© , Nov: 12" 22 see ae, 
1923; E 557456; Ludwig Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


Wi) PAPA; jazz song, words by Lou 
Davis, music by Bennie Krueger tof 
rss 9341 

© Apt, "30," 1925, 2 eae Es 
559722; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


WILDFLOWER (THE); selection, by Vin- 
cent Youmans and Herbert Stothart 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Max Steiner tof 
U. Sa; piano. 9342 

© Apr. 24, 1923; 2c. Apr. 25; E 
561843 ; Harms, inc., New York. (© 
arrangement} 


WILL 0 THE WISP; mazurka fantasia, 

by Eduardo Marzo of U. Sih; ‘piano. 

9343 

© Apr. 6,°1923:" 2 6) eee 0 

561575; Theo. Presser cO., Philadel- 
phia. 


WILL YoU ALWAYS LOVE ME? words and 
music by Lou ‘Traveller and Henry 


Halstead tof U. Sa 9344 
©. Mar. :26; 1925 2" ¢. Mite Si 
559020: Sherman, Clay & co., San- 
Francisco. ; 
Wiut you co; words by H.C. Finley 
and J. W. Gaines, music by H. C. 
Finley tof U. Sa 9345 
© Jan. 17, 1923; 2 Apr 1se 


559604; Gaines and Finley, Memphis, 
Tenn. 


576 


e 
WINDS OF SPRING; 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 6, 1923 


9363 


WILLIAMS (GERRARD) ‘Two songs; mu- 
sic by G. Williams tof England) Con- 


tents: a. The dewdrop; words by F. 
Wyville Home.—b. Reverie; words by 
P, B. Shelley. 9346 
© Ape 18209925511 .eeAps. BOE 
557899: Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 


Winp (THE) AND THE RAIN; from 
Twelfth night, words by Shakespeare, 
music by Thomas F. Dunhill tof Eng- 
land) op. 62, no. 1; 1st and 2nd ten., 
Ist and 2nd bass. 4to. (Orpheus, 
new series, no. 585) 9347 


Ope 201923) 1 c. Apr. 23; E 
557604; Novello & CO., Itd., Léhdon. 


_ Winp-FLowER (THE) ; melody in D flat, 


by Bertha Weber jof U. S.i1; piano. 
9348 


(oviag 23, 1025 °°2"¢. May POE 
559766; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. § 


waltz, by Ernest L. 


Bolling tof U. Si op. 11; piano. 9349 
ier G 1923- 2.c:- Apr. 10°38 
Philadel- 


561579 ; Tike: ‘Presser coe 
phia. - 


WIOSNA-MAZURKA; arr. by Louis Vitak 
tof U. Sa; concertina. 9350 
Gerapr i 1985 2co May 7" E 
559904; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement) 


WITH TEARS IN MY EYES I’M LAUGHING 
AT you; words and melody by H. C. 
Manucy tof U. S. 9351 

tie. May 7. 1923- H 5590018% 
Howard C. Manucy, Jacksonville, Fla. 


WitH THE FOLKS DOWN ON THE FARM; 
words by R. H. Newingham and J. A. 
* Williams, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su 


irl Cc), May |-9, 1923: E, 559935 ; 
is H: Newingham ‘and J. ‘A. Wi iliams, 
Akron, O 


. WITHIN YOUR HEART; words and music 


by Cecil Osik Ellis tof U. Sa 


© IApnyi6,1923,"" 2 ecy Apr. 
561572; Theo. Presser CO. 
phia. 


9353 
LO 1 
Philadel- 


WOLVERINE BLUES; words and music by 
John Spikes, Benjamin Spikes and 
Ferd Morton. of U. S. 9354 

© May 10, 1923; 2 c. May ‘17; E 
562442 ; Melrose bros. music CO., Chi- 
cago. 


9352 - 


WONDER IF SHE'S LONELY, T00; words by 
Bernie Grossman, music by Willy 
White tof U. Sa 9355 


© May 11, 1923; 2 ¢. May 7; E 


559881; Stark & Cowan, inc., New 
York. 

WONDERFUL ciTy; words by James 
Rowe, music by C. D. Williams tof 
Gesi 9356 

©) Jan 7251925. 2 se Apr. 4198, 


559637 « Cc. PD. Williams, Vernon, Pex. 


WONDERFUL NEWS; words by James 
Rowe, music by V. P. Cassaday tof 
U. Si 9357 

© Jan. “17, 1923); 2 ¢. Ape ise 
559594 - Virgil E: Cassaday, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 


WONDERING WHY; words by Edward 
Lockton, music by Robert Coningsby 
Clarke of Great Britaim 9358 

@©yvApr..26, 19285 Pic. Way a: 
557801; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


Won’? THAT BE A WONDERFUL DAY; 
words and music by Bert H. Carlson, 
Tom King and Jack Fewster tof Eng- 


landi; in G. (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations} 9359 

Ky Fel hoe O23. HVE" Age re Bs, 
557585; Herman Darewski music pub. 


co., London. 


Wown’t YoU COME BACK; fox trot ballad, 
words by Myrtle De Groat ri. e. M. D. 
Hess}, melody by Harry French of 
\ Shea 9360 

© lage Mas 1i,1923;. 564027 - 
Myrtle De Groat Hess, Detroit. 


WoopEN (THE) SOLDIER; in five-finger 
position, with preliminary exercises, 
biographical sketch, fingering, phras- 
ing and instructive annotations by 
Lewis Godfrey. Thomas tof U. S.; 
“piano. (Progressive series composi- 
tions, no. 116, gr. Ia) 9361 

© May) '13/ 1923 32-1: May 43) EB 
559848; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


WooDEN SOLDIERS; march, by Josef Hof- 
mann of Poland, domiciled at New 
Yorki; piano. (Mignonettes) 9362 

© Apr.728 19235) 2:4. Apr 304 = 
559744; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 

_ phia. 

WoopLAND MELODIES; words by M. 

Burke, melody by Herman Dubois 

tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S. 9363 


© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561945; 
Maude Burke, Superior, Wis. 


O77 


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9364. 


WooDLAND REVERIE; by c ©. «Cram 
mond rof U. S.a op. 142; piano. 9364 
© > Apr: 6," 1923.72 ce! Apr>1t07) E 
at Theo. Presser CQ Philadel- 
phia 


WooDLAND WHISPERS; three tone poems, 
by Oscar Allon tof Great Britain; 
piano. Contents: 1. Dawn in the 
woodlands. — 2. Whispering trees.—3. 
Harp of the winds. 9365 

© Apes. i14,. 928-1 (e. Apr.d ae 
557349; Reid bros., Itd., London. 


WoopsMAN (THE); by William Baines 
tof U. Si; piano. (Scenes from the 
Southland) 9366 


©) FA preii25.91923 Buc: MA pro 308k 
aie Theo. Presser CcO., Philadel- 
phia 


Worps; words by F. J. Gallo, music by 

Lee Turner rof U. S. 9367 

(C) pr. 2S 1923* 2c: «Mayry - 
559883; Fred J. Gallo, Cleveland. 


Wor.tp (THE) IS WAITING FOR THE SUN- 
RISE; fox trot, by Ernest Seitz, arr. 
by H. M. Higgs tof Great Britaim; 
orch. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s orches- 
tral journal, no. 922: Chappell & co.’s 
salon orchestral journal, no. 222) 


9368 
©) Apr 25, 1923. 1 euiMay 3a 
557793; Chappell & co., Itd., London. 


(© arrangement) 


WovuLp you cry; words and music by 
Robert E. Spencer and Frank Ander- 
son fof U. Sa 9369 

© May 14, 1923; 2 c. May 16: E 
564239; Jack Mills, ‘ine., New York. 


WSPOMNIENIE PRZESZEOSCI ; 
zyka A. 
U. Sa 

© May 4, 1923: 2 c. May 16: E 
562413; Wlady slaw H. Sajewski, Chi- 
cago. 


WYLIE’S TUNE; by A. Wylie tof U. 23 

piano. 371 

Ous ey, | Mayet, 10932 8 bie 
Allister Wylie, St. Louis. 


YANKEE Rosk;- words and music by 
H. P. Gambill tof U. Si 9372 


©) Mayi4d;” 1923: 2c "May 12- 
562432 : Henry Powell- Gambill, Oak 
Park, Il. 


Yarn (THE) OF THE BROKER’S MAN; 
humorous song, words and music by 
Charles J. Winter tof Great Britaini; 
piano with words. Paxton’s ed. 9373. 


stowa 1 mu- 
J. Wawrzynskiégo tof 
9370 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 
©.Mar., 19; 19233. 1.c) Man) 203-E 


956987; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon- 
don. 
YEARNINGS; words and music by Ian 


MacCaskill tof Great Britain, domi- 
ciled at San Francisco} 9374 

©'1 ¢c} May 1 19232 °129959691 - 
Willina MacCaskill, San - Francisco. 


YES SIR; encore song, words by Lee 
M. Walker, music by Laurie T. Briers 
rot SUS. Sa 9375 

©''\ May 3;> 1923-802 iciS Micae Sei E, 
562104; Jack Mills, inc. New York. 


YES sIR! THATS LAZY BONES; words 
by J. Russel Robinson, music by Henry 
Lange rof U. Su 9376 

©. May” 4, ' 192332. \c Mayn4i.E 
559823; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 

YESTERDAYS; words by Harry D. Kerr, 
music by F. H. Rolapp rof U. S.i, arr. 
by Vern Elliott tof U. Sa 0577. 


©'1.c: Apne 20; 923% Hy 561922; 
Frank H. Rolapp, Los Angeles. 


Yo-San; song fox trot, by Camille de 
Rhynal tof Great Britain); orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to. 9378 

© Mar. 23, 1923- deex iowa 
557523: Ascherberg, Hopwood & 
Crew, Itd., London. :© arrangement 


Yo-To-San; a Japanese love song, words 
and music by G. O. Pierce tof U. S$. 
arr. by Vera Richardson Simpson rof 
WS 9379 

© 1c Feb. 12) 192a-1B 559080): 
Glen Owen Pierce, Detroit. 


You anp I; duet from Cinders, words 
by Edward Clark, music by Rudolf 
Friml tof U. S43 9380 

©’ Apr. ?27, 1026-2 et Ae a 
561880; Harms, inc., New York. 


——yand) Frresipk DREAM; by Adolf 
Weidig tof U. Sa op. 69, no. 2-3, 
with biographical sketch, fingering and 
instructive annotations by Lewis G. 
Thomas; piano. (Progressive series 

compositions, no. 208, gr. 1-b) 9381 

©) ''May’ 1,°"1923)-* 2Rey Mie ae Bs 
559852; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


You arE it; by Adolf Weidig tof U. S. 
op. 69, no. 4, biographical sketch, fin- 
gering and instructive annotations by 
Lewis G. Thomas; piano. (Progres- 
sive series compositions, no. 430, gr. 
2-b) 9382 

©) May. ;-4, 1923's.25 ey ie eee 
559857: Art publication soc., St. Louis. 


078 


= 


“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


9400 


no. 6, 1923. 


You ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER FROM 
HEAVEN, WHEN YOURE JUST AROUND 
THE CORNER FROM HOME; words and 
melody by F. Mansfield tof U. res, 


© a ¢ May 7, 1923; E 559919; 
Frank Mansfield, Brooklyn. 


You ARE SO VERY FASCINATING; words 
and music by Arthur Klein tof Eng- 
land}; in B flat. (Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations) 9384 

(ey) Apr. “4, 1923-31 ©. Apr. 20; E 
557586; Herman Darewski music pub. 
co., London. 


You CANT DO WHAT MY LAST MAN DID; 

words by A. Moore, melody by J. C. 

Johnson fof U. Su, arr. by Qualli 

Clarkswsof Uz Si 9385 

© 1c. May 18, 1923; E 564252; 

J. C. Johnson and Allie Moore, New 
York. 


You CANT HAVE IT, BECAUSE I DONE 
PROMISED IT 10 SOMEBODY ELSE, THAT'S 
ALL; words and melody by J. Maher 
rof U. Sui, arr. by Barnett Wyllie tof 
WS. 9386 

Cy oeApro19; 1923; BY 559777. 
John Maher, St. Louis. 


You DIDN'T WANT ME WHEN YOU HAD 
ME; words by J. Carroll, music by H. 
Richard tof U. Sa 9387 

© 1c. Apr. 30, 1923; E 561936; 
Janie Carroll, St. Augustine, Fla. 


YoU HAVE LEARNED BREAKING HEARTS IS 
A RISKY GAME, YOU'VE BROKEN YOUR 
OWN HEART 100; words by Frank 
Strepon and Vernon Maden, melody 
by John Martell tof U. Si 9388 

ey +Exet May 15419235 14H) 562375); 
Martell pub. co... New York. 


You KNOW YOU ARE GONER MISS ME 
WHEN I’M GONE; words and music by 
So ok, eemonds jot Usro.1,..atr. by 
Harry Tiedman jof U. Sj 9389 

Meld ce. ay 229 1923> «562301; 
Shepard N. Edmonds music pub. co., 
New York. 


You’LL BELIEVE I cars; words by Her- 


man Spencer Kester, music by Geo. 
Grane jt) tor “U.S. arcs by “Theo. G. 
Beach tof U. S. 9390 

Gelve Ape: 25561923 2.35) 562001: 
Herman S$. Kester, Huntington Park, 
Calif. 


You'll CHANGE YOUR MIND; words and 


melody by Sam Ward, Andy Hamil- 
ton and Samimy Stept tof U. Si 9391 


. 


eye t ee Maye 5: “1923 : FIP Sasa; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


You’LL FIND ME WHERE YOU LEFT ME, 
But I WONT BE ALONE; jazz song, 
words by Alex. Sullivan, music by 
Jimmy Durante tof U. Su. 9392 

©)" Wray? 15, 3929-"2' c. May Yor 
562469; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


You’LL NEVER KNoW; words and melody 
by C. E. Slider tof U. Sa 9393 
@y lc. Apr 30. 1923: 561954: 
Clifford E. Slider, New Albany, Ind. 


YoU NEVER CAN TELL ABOUT THE DEAR 
LITTLE GIRLIES AND YOU NEVER SHOULD 
TELL IF YOU CcouLD; melody by Don 
Mathews of U. Su. 9394 

ae NO) ls Cx, May it 923°. FO SSGanD 
Sampsel and Mathews, Flushing, L. L., 
N_& : 


You’RE A GRAND OLD FLAG; words by 
R. H. Newingham, melody by Her- 
man Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
of U. Sa 9395 

(Edie. May, 9. 1923.2 08, 550036. 
R. H. Newingham, Akron, O. 


You’RE A LITTLE OLD FASHIONED FOR 
BROADWAY, BUT A REGULAR GIRI FOR 
ME; words and music by L. A. P. 
Mulligan, jr. cof. U. S.1. Brooklyn, 
N. Y., United theatrical entertainers. 

9396 

© Apr: 24% 1923)-+ 2c. Aprazé >. 

561850; Lawrence Anthony Patrick 
Mulligan, jr., Brooklyn. 


You’RE NEAR BUT YET SO FAR; words by 
Benny Davis, music by Harry Akst 
tof U: Sa 9397 

KC) Sc. Mat 1 1925: Sears 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 


You THINK YOU'RE CUTE, "CAUSE YOU 
GoT If ALL; words by, W. Boykin, 
music by E. S. ‘S.. Huntington of 
RSet 9398 

©: ic. May; 1G: 1923+, 564209- 
Wm. Boykin, Duquesne, Pa. 5 


You’VE BEEN ALL THAT A MOTHER COULD 
BE; words by R. M. Mears, music by 
E. S. S. Huntington tof U. Sa 9399 

OM tiie. Apr’ 30 1923. 561967: 
Ruth M. Mears, Tacoma, Wash. 


Youne (THE) MARINE; march, by M.L. 
Preston tof U. $.1; piano. 9400 
©) May 82 19235'2). 6) Mayra: is 
564080; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


ovg 


9401 


YOUR DEAR VOICE; words by G. Hubi- 
Newcombe, music by Graham 
Vaughan of Great Britain) 9401 

© May 8, 1923; 2. c. May 12; E 
564077; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 


Your KIss; words by Andrew Win- 
strom Sherman, music by F. A. Smith 
rof U. Sa; piano with words. 9402 

© 1 c\May 15,1923; -E 562379; 

Fleming Allen Smith, Philadelphia. 


YOUR LIPS ARE SILENT; words by Mrs. 
F. C. James, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
for. 5.1,. arr. by Theo: G. Beach, sot 
eS 9403 

© 1c. Apr. 25, 1923; E 562000; 
a Fletcher C. James, Des Plaines, 
Ill. 


YOUR SMILES ARE SILVER, YOUR KISSES 
ARE GOLD; words by S. P. Benson, 
music by Carl Zerse jof U. S1 9404 

© Dee: 2),.1921 ; 2 ¢::Apr. By 1923; 
E 561858; Stella Preiss Benson, St. 
Louis. 


ZACHEM DIEVCHONKA NIE VYCHODISH ; 

melody by A. Schwartz tof U. Su. 

9405 

© 1c. May 4, 1923; E 559836; 
Abe Schwartz, New York. 


ZAWIERUCHA-MAZUR; arr. by Louis Vi- 
tak jof U. S.1; concertina. 9406 
©) Apr 19935; 2) c. Mayaey; E 
559900; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement; 


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pt. 111,n.s., v.18 


©,.May 10; 1923-°2 Co Rie 10- at 
562331; Frank Smith music co., ltd., 
Vancouver, Canada. 


ZUMERDICE (THE) NACHT; words and 
music by M. Lucomlin jof U. S. 
9408 
© lc. “May "1" 19233" "559687 ; 
Morris Lucomlin, New York, 


lst HUMORESQUE; by Reginald King 

tof Great Britain) op. 4, no. 1; piano. 

9409 

(©) “Mar. 5, 1925-"*1 :C) age 20 

ae Joseph Williams, ltd., Lon- 
on, 


2-L-O; fox trot, by Montague Clayton 

cof Great Britain); piano. 9410 

© Apr. 277 192330 1 Veh ee a ae 
557789; Betwyn, lItd., London. 


Il. stREICHQUARTETY® (2°™® quatuor a 
cordes); by Leo Weiner ;of Hun- 
gary) op. 13; in fis moll, partitur. 
16mo. 9411 

© “Mar, '1°'9023° Tc? Aone. 
561959; Francis Bard & son, New 
York. 


9 O'CLOCK REVUE; selection from the 
musical play, by Muriel Lillie, addi- 
tional nos. by Harry Collman and 
J. Ord-Hamilton, arr. by Stanley C. 
Holt tof Great Britaini; piano. 9412 


©. Feb. 7, 1923; I etApre to. E 
557439; Cecil Lennox & co., London. 
212TH ARTILLERY; march, by FE. A. 
Barrett fof U. Sa; band. 4to. 9413 
© May 3, 1923; 2 c. May 18; E 


ZILLAH; words and music by Dorothy 564248; Edward A. Barrett, South 
Gertrude Owens of Canada) 9407 Orange, N. J. 
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue. since Jan. 1, 1923. 
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 17 unpublished) ____ 45 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 2513 unpublished)__________ 9, 368 
ol igor: | eee Ce a oe Ce MR GE he 9, 413 


- 080 


LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 


RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909. 


9413 


ABENDLIED (EVENING SONG) ; von Alban 
Forster, op. 138, no. 9. 1 
© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the au- 
thor, R 23566, Apr. 16, 1923. 


AnEMOoNES; words by Juliana Horatio 
Ewing, music by Alfred REDE patty, 


© Alex J. Scott-Gatty, London, 
as the child of the deceased author. 
ROZ3AR2, Mar: 21, 1923: 


ARLINGTON GRAND MARCH; by D. W. 
Crist; piano or cabinet organ. 
© D. W. Crist, Alliance, O., as the 
author, R 23485, Apr. 17, 1923. 


As IT BEGAN TO DAWN; anthem for 


Easter, by C. W. Coombs. 4 

© C. Whitney Coombs, New York, 

as the author. R 23481, Apr. 16, 
1923. 

Ar pawn; by E. W. Hanscom. (Jn 

Six songs) 1. Sop. in A flat—2. 

Alto in F. 5 


© E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., 
as the author. R 23295, Mar. 15, 
1923. 


At nicHt; by E..W. Hanscom. (a 
Six songs) 1. Sop. in D flat—2. 
- Alto in B. 6 


© E. W. Hanscom,. Auburn, Me., 
as the author. R 23300, Mar. 15, 
1923. 


AY THE LAMB'S HIGH FEAST WE SING; 
Easter anthem, by P. A. Schnecker ; 
quartet and soll. ZL 

fe) Mrs. 'P: A Schnecker,” New 
York, as the widow of the author. 
R 23237, Mar. 9, 1923. 


BacH. -(JoHANN SEBASTIAN)  Over- 
ture; by J. S. Bach, second arr. by 
Rafael Joseffy; piano. 8 

© Maria Joseffy, % Steinway & 
sons, New York, as the widow of 
the author. R 23718, May 8, 1923. 


—— $hort preludes and fugues; by J. 
S. Bach, ed. by William Mason. 
(Schirmer library, no. 15) 9 


© Mina Mason Van Sinderen, New 
York, as the child of the deceased 
author. .R 23717, May 8, 1923. 


BACHLEIN IM THAL (Brooklet in the 
dale); von Alban Forster, op. 138, 
no. 7 10 

© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the au- 
thor. R 23564, Apr. 16, 1923. 


BAGATELLE; by G. D. Wilson, op. 159; 

piano. 11 

© Josephine M. Wilson, New York, 

as the widow of the author. R 23248, 
Mar. 9, 1923. 


BALTIMORE AMERICAN MARCH; by C. P. 
Burton; band. 12 


© C. P. Burton, Cincinnati, as the 
author. R 23404, Mar. 19, 1923. 


BASS OR BARITONE SONG TREASURY; by 
Hamilton S. Gordon. 13 


© Leslie A., Hamilton A., Clarence 
T. and. “Herbert, H. . Gorden, Kast 
Orange, N. J., as the children of the 
deceased author. R 23395, Apr. 6, 
1923. 2 


BEAUTIFUL SUNSET WALTZES; by W. F. 
‘Griswold; piano or cabinet organ. 14 
© W. F. Griswold, Hazleton, Pa., 

as the author. R 23482, Apr. 17, 1923. 


BEIM TANZMEISTER (At the dancing mas- 
ter’s); gavotte, von Alban Forster, 
op. 138, no. 8. B5 


© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 


Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23565, Apr. 16, 1923. 


BELLES oF NEWrPor?T; march, by 
Goldsmith; band. 
© R. O. Goldsmith, Bennington, 
Vt., as the author. R 23405, Mar. 19, 
1923. 


RO: 
16 


981 


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pt. TIT, no's. wee 


BRIGHT SHINES THE COLDEN SUN; by S. | COME DECK THE GRAVES; by C. H. Ga- 


9413 (17) 
Salter. 17 
© Sumner Salter, Williamstown, 
Mass., as the author. R 23477, Apr. 


16, 1923. 


BROWNIES RECEPTION MARCH; by Geo. 

D. Sherman; band. 18 

© G. D. Sherman, Burlington, Vt., 

as the author. R 23397, Mar. 19, 
1923. 


By THE sEA; by E. W. Hanscom. (/n 
Six songs) 1. Sop. in F.—2. Alto de 
© E. W. Eethccoue Auburn, Me., as 

the author. R 23297, Mar. 15, 1923. 


CAMILLA SCHOTTISCHE; by B. M. Cas- 

ter; piano or cabinet organ. 0 

© B. M. Caster, Buffalo, as the 
author. R 23722, May 9, 1923. 


CAVALRY CHARGE; by Gustave L. Luders, 
descriptive fantasie arr. by L. P. Lau- 
rendeau; band. A 

© Mrs. G. L. Liiders, Chicago, as 
the widow of the author. R 23187, 
Feb. 21, 1923. 


CAVALRY PATROL; by C. C. Smith; ARS. 


© Caroline Smith, New York, as 
the widow of the author. R 23139, 
Feb. 24, 1923. 


Curerrain (Tue); by Arthur Sullivan, 
arr. by Berthold Tours; pianoforte ue 


© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 
England, as the executor of the author. 
Ri 238285.\ Mariel, 1923 


-_— waltz, by Arthur Sullivan. 24 

© Herbert Sullivan, Brightlingsea, 

England, as the executor of the author. 
R 23505, Apr. 18, 1923. 


Crist our PASsovER; anthem for East- 

er, by A. Whiting. 25 

© Arthur Whiting, New York, as 
the author. R 23469, Apr. 16, 1923. 


Easter anthem, by J. S. Camp; 

quartet and sol. 26 
© John S. Camp, New York, as the 

author. R 23234, Mar. 9, 1923. 


Cottecttion (A) oF ARRANGEMENTS AND 
TRANSCRIPTIONS FOR THE ORGAN, FROM 
THE WORKS OF CELEBRATED MASTERS ; 
by Horatio Parker. 2 

© Anna Parker, New York, as the 
widow of the author. R 23479, Apr. 
16, 1923. 


briel. 28 


© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as 
the: author.) | Ry 23392." AprayGy 4923. 


ComrortiInc (THE) CHRIST; words by 
Llewellynn A. Morrison, music by G. 
B. Nevin. 29: 

© Geo. B.: Nevin, Easton, Pa... as. 
the author. R 23246, .Mgr. 9, 1923. 


CoN DOLOROSO BENEDICTUS (A sad bless- 
ing); dirge, by W. Paris Chambers; 
band. 30: 

© Mrs. W. P. Chambers, New 
York, as the widow of the author. 
R 23299* Mar 19°92) 


CoNTENTMENT; by P. A. Schnecker ; 

piano, four hands. ™, 31 

© Louise W. Schnecker, New York, 

as the widow of the author. R 23244, 
Mar. 9, 1923. 


CRADLE SONG; by 

piano, four hands. 

© Louise W. Schnecker, New York, 

as the widow of the author. R 23243, 
Mar. 9; 1923. 


CROSSING THE BAR; words by Tennyson, 
music by John B. Marsh; quartette | 
with sop. and contralto solos. 33 

© Walter V. V. Marsh, New York, 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 23141, Feb. 24, 1923. 


CuPID’S CAPTIVE; 
Sherman; band. 
© G. D. Sherman, Burlington, Va., 

as the author. R 23327, Mar. 26, 1923. 


P. A. Schnecker ; 
32 


waltzes, by Geo. D. 
. 34 


DALLIER (HeEnrRr) 

Dallier; orgue. 

© Henri Dallier, Paris, as the au- 
thor, .R 23125} Jan: 20) 1325. 


DANCING ON THE GREEN; schottische, by 

E. Christie, arr. by W. Lewis; band. 

36 

© Mrs. E. Christie, Malden, Mass., 

as the widow of the author. R 23402, 
Mar. 19, 1923. 


Andante; par H. 
35 


DESERT (THE) SHALL REJOICE; anthem 


for Whitsuntide, by A. Whiting. 37 


© Arthur Whiting, New York, as - 
the author. R 23468, Apr. 16, 1923. 


DIS OLE NIGGER; words and music by 
Alfred Scott-Gatty. 

© Alex. J. Scott-Gatty, London, as 

the child of the deceased author. R- 

23506, Apr. 18, 1923. 


582 


RENEWALS 


9413 (59) 


no. 6, 1923 


Dream (A); words by Chas. B. Cory, 
music by J. C. Bartlett. 39 

J. C. Bartlett, Boston, as the au- 
R. 23245); Mar. 9,,1923. 


DREAMS OF FAIRYLAND; intermezzo, by 
G. Voelker ; band. 40 
© Geo. Voelker, Richmond, as the 


thor. 


author. R 23325, Mar. 26, 1923. 
EartH (THE) IS FULL OF THY RICHES; 
harvest anthem, by C. Simper. 4] 


© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, Eng- 


land, as the author. R 23428, Mar. 
26, 1923. 
ELKS.-SERENADE; by W. Paris Cham- 
bers; band. 42 
© Mrs. W. P. Chambers, New 


York, as the widow of the author. R 
23401, Mar. 19, 1923. 


Erste (Der) Batt (The first ball) ; 
walzer von Alban Forster, op. 138, 
ie. 43 

© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
~R 23559, Apr. 16, 1923. 


EVENING MEMORIES; words by C. : 
Cox, music by E. 'S, Lorenz. 
© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as fi 
author. R 23261, Mar. 19, 1923. 


EVENING STAR; by E.W.Hanscom. (In 
Six songs) 1. Sop. in A—2. Alto 
in F, 45 


© E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., 
as the author. R 23299, Mar. 15, 1923. 


FavorIté MELODIES FROM Rosin Hoop; 
by Reginald DeKoven, arr. by E. 


Gargiulo; mand. and piano, or mand. | 


and guit. 46 
© Anna DeKoven, New York, as 
the widow of the author. R 23475, 

eipr. 16,1923. 
FLAG OF OUR COUNTRY; four-part song 
by A. Geibel; mixed voices. 47 
© Adam Geibel, % White-Smith 


music pub. co., Boston, as the author. 
Rl23252), Mar: 16,1923. 


Forster (ALBAN) Idyllee (Idyl) ; von 
' A. Forster, op. 138, no. 3. 48 


© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23560, Apr. 16, 1923. 


Bi. Preludium (Prelude); von A. 
Forster, op. 138, no. 6. 9 
© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 


- Germany,.as the widow of ‘the author. 
R 23563, Apr. 16, 1923. 


1832—23—_7 


Kor, Saprm:;, by ,C. F--Stayner, op. , 3, 
nO. 2. 50 
© Charles Frederick Stayner, Salt 
Eake City. as’ the authot. ~R23322; 
Mar. 26, 1923. 


Four (THE) HAND PIANO TREASURY; by 
Hamilton §S. Gordon. 51 
© Leslie A., Hamilton A., Clarence 

T. and Herbert H. Gordon, East 


Orange, N. J., as the children of the 
deceased author. R 23394, Apr. 6, 
1923. 


GoD BE MERCIFUL; anthem, by E. S. 

Lorenz. 52 

© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the 
author. R 23258, Mar. 19,) 1923. 


GoLDEN (THE) WAND; 
L. P. Laurendeau; band. 
© Mrs. L. P. Laurendeau, Lon- 
guenie, P. Q., Canada, as the widow 
of ‘the’-author! OR” 233328 Mart 26, 
1923. 


overture, by 
53 


GOLDEN WHEAT FIELDS; duet and cho. 
arr. and partly composed Dy ]., Be 
Herbert. 54 


© J. B. Herbert, Monmouth, Iil., 
as the author. R 23393, Apr. 6, 1923. 
The 


Grigc (Epvarp Hacrrup) first 


primrose; by E, “Grieg, arr: by’ C. 
Figue; three-part cho. of female 
voices. 55 


© Carl Figue, New York, as the 
author. R 23231,.Mar. 9, 1923: 


Solvejg’s song; by Ex Grieg, arr. 
by C. Figue; three-part cho. of female 
voices. 56 


© Carl Figue, New. York, as the 
author. R 23232, Mar. 9, 1923. 


GROSSVATER’S LIEBLING (GRANDFATHER’S 
FAVORITE) ; menuett von Alban For- 
ster, op. 138,.no. 45:, 57 


© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of ‘the author. 
R.23562, ‘Apr. 16;'1923. 


Hap I a GARDEN; words by Alfred Aus- 

tin, music by H. Lohr. 58 

(© Herman Lohr, London, as the 
author. R 23284, Mar. 21, 1923. 


Hain! ALL HAIL, THE EASTER MORNING; 
Faster carol, words by Ida Scott 
Taylor, music by Fred Schilling. 59 

© Eleanor Harper, New York, as 


the child of the deceased author. R 
23470, Apr. 16, 1923. 


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Hat, Conumpia; march, by W. Paris 
Chambers; band. 60 
© Mrs. W. P. Chambers, New 
York, as the widow of the author. 
R 23403, Mar. 19, 1923. 


Hart! Joyous Morn; Easter anthem by 

William K. Bassford. 61 

© Maria Bassford, Belleville, N. J., 

as the widow of the author. R 23714, 
May 15, 1923. 


Happy Am I; sacred song by John Mc- 
Phail. 62 
© Mary McPhail, Chicago, as the 


widow of the author. R 23451, Apr. 
14, 1923. 
HeapiANnp (THE) Licht; words by 


Milton Thompson, music by F. Benen. 


© Frederic Bevan, Adelaide, Aus- 
tralia, as the author. R 23283, Mar. 
Zhe 1923: 


HEREIN 1S LOVE; by S. S. Myers. 64 
© S. S. Myers, Richmond, Ky., as 
the author. R 23389, Apr. 6, 1923. 


Hero’s COMMAND; march, by Geo. D. 
Sherman; band. 65 
© G. D. Sherman, Burlington, Vt., 

as the author. R 23398, Mar. 19, 1923. 


His uIGHNESS; march, from Prince 

Ananias, by V. Herbert. 66 

© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
the author. R 23204, Mar. 3, 1923. 


orch. 67 


© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
theiauthor. kyzol7o., Mare 3, 1929. 


Horr peyvonp; dirge by G. D. Sherman, 
band. 68 
© G. D. Sherman, Burlington, Wz, 

as the author. R 23400, Mar. 19, 1923. 


How BEAUTIFUL UPON THE MOUNTAINS , 
anthem, by M. L. McPhail. 


© M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill, 
as the author. R 23263, Mar. 19, 


1923. 


Vt, co on; words by Chas. Nee 


music by E. S. Lorenz. 


© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, (8). 
as the author. R 23254, Mar. 19, 


1923. 
I witt Love THEE, O Lorn; by C. H. 
Gabriel. 71: 


© Chas. H. Gabriel, Chicago, as the 
author. R 23390, Apr. 6, 1923. 


IN THE LEAD; march, by E. H. Bailey, 
72 


op. 303; piano. 


© Eben H. Bailey, Ipswich, Mass., | 
as the author. R 23543, Apr. 23, 1923. 


INDIAN WAR DANCE; by H. Bellstedt, spee 
band. 73 
© Herman Bellstedt, Cincinnati, as 
the author. R 23197, Feb. 21, 1923. 


Iv IS BETTER FARTHER ON; sacred song, 
words by John DeWitt, music by I. H. 
Meredith. 74 


© I. H. Meredith, New York, as 
the author. R 23319, Mar. 23, 1923. 


JacK AND THE BEANSTALK; juvenile 
operetta in 4 acts, libretto by Laura 
F. Armitage, music by R. Caldwell. 

75 


© Richardson Caldwell, % White- 
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the 
author. R 23424, Apr. 5, 1923. 


Junior (THE) CHURCH ORGANIST; col- 
lection of pieces for church use, se- 
lected, arr. and ed. by C. H. Morse; 
for two manuals. 76 

© Charles H. Morse, % White- 
Smith music pub. co., Boston, as the 
author. _ R 23253, Mani23, abo23: 


LEAD KINDLY LIGHT; hymn anthem, 
words: by Cardinal Newman, music by 
C. E, McAfee. 

© Cleland E. McAfee, Chicago, as 
the author. R 23255, Mar. 19, 1923. 


LEICHTES BLU? (In cheerful mood) ; von 
Alban Forster, op. 138, no. 12. 7 


© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23569, Apr. 16, 1923. 


LET US worK; sacred song by John Mc- 
Phail. 79 


© Mary McPhail, Chicago, as the 


widow of the author. R 23450, Apr. 
14, 1923. 
LIFE’S RESURRECTION HOUR; Easter 


hymn, by W. H. Neidlinger. 80 

© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
N. J., as the author. R 23467, Apr. 
16, 1923. 


Licut (THE) ; sacred song by John Mc- 
Phail. . 81 
© Mary McPhail, Chicago, as the 
widow of the author. R 23449, Apr. 
14, 1923. 


LILLIAN’S FAN; words by Samuel Min- 
turn Peck, music by Liza Lehmann. 
82 


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© Herbert Bedford, London, as the 
widower of the author. R 23281, Mar. 
21 4h923. 


LorD, HOW LONG WILT THOU FORGET ME; 
by W. H. Neidlinger; cho. of women’s 


voices. 83 
© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
N. J., as the author. R 23472, Apr. 


Me 125. 


Lorp (THE) IS MY ROCK; 
Finley Lyon. 
© Mrs. Finley Lyon, Columbus, O., 
as the widow of the author. R 23257, 
Mar. 19, 1923. 


LovE IN THE MEADOW; words by Harry 
Davies, music by F. H. Cowen. 85 


© Frederic H. Cowen, London, as 
the author. R 23279, Mar. 21, 1923. 


LovE NEER CAME NIGH; from Prince 
Ananias, words by Francis Neilson, 
music by V. Herbert; bass. 86 

© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
the author. R 23241, Mar. 9, 1923. 


MacDowELL (Epwarp ALEXANDER) 
Prelude and fugue; by E. A. Mac- 
Dowell, op. 13, no. 1; piano. New 
rev. ed. 87 

© Marian MacDowell, Peterbor- 
ough, N. H., as the widow of the 
author. R 23574, Apr. 16, 1923. 


MARCHEN (A legend) ; von Alban For- 
ster, op. 138, no. 11. 88 
© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23568, Apr. 16, 1923. 


MANDoLINE (THE) PLAYER; words by 
C. Marston Haddock, music by G. 
Percy Haddock; 
ad lib. 89 

© G. P. Haddock, Leeds, England, 
as the author. R 23500, Apr. 18, 1923. 


MARCHING TO THE KINGDOM; sacred 
song, words by Carrie Ellis Breck, 
music by I. H. Meredith. - 

© I. H. Meredith, New York, as 
the author. R 23318, Mar. 23, 1923. 


MARSCH DER ZWERGE (March of the 
_ dwarfs); von Alban Forster, op. 138, 
no, 4. 91 
© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the au- 
thor. RK 23561, Apr: 16, 1923. 


MATHEWS GRADED MATERIALS, Vv. 4; by 


anthem by 
84 


W. S. B. Mathews. 92 
© Blanche D. Mathews, Boston, 
as the widow of the author. R 23193, 


Feb. 21, 1923. 


. . 1 
violin or mand. acc. 


MENUET DU xvit?™® ~SIRCLE; 
Decevee, op. 19; piano. 
© Edwin Decevee, New York, as 
the author. R 23242, Mar. 9, 1923. 


MESSAGE OF LOVE; 
Seiler. _ 

© Siegfried Seiler, Los Angeles, 

as the author. R 23431, Apr. 9, 1923, 


MUSIC IN THE SOUL; song, by E. Marzo, 
op. 50. 95 
© Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 
the author. R 23188, Feb. 21, 1923. 


My couNTRY “TIS OF THEE; hymn an- 
them, words by S. F. Smith, music 
by Es, Os. 10Tenz. 96 


© E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.; as 
the author. R 23256, Mar. 19, 1923. 


My ost LOVE; words by J. R. Owen, 
music by S. Seiler. 97 
© Siegfried Seiler, Los Angeles, 

as the author, R 23430, Apr. 9, 1923. 


My LOVE IS SUCH A QUEER GIRL; song 
and refrain, words and music by B. 
M. Caster. 


© B. M. Caster, Buffalo, as the 
author.. R 23483, Apr. 17, 1923. 


My gurEen; by Walter O. Wilkinson; 
male voices. 99 
© Ella Wilkinson, New York, as 
the widow of the author. R 23143, 
Feb. 24, 1923. 


My SHEPHERD AND GUIDE; words ‘and 
music by John McPhail. 100 
© Mary McPhail, Chicago, as the 
widow of the author. R 23452, Apr. 
14, 1923. 


My sout’s AW AKENING; words by Chas. 

D. Bingham, music by Co A Havens: 

101 

© C. A. Havens, Chicago;-as the 
author. R 23189, Feb. 21," 1923. 


par di 


concert waltz, by S. 


NEARER My Gop TO THEE; words by 


Sarah F, : 
Spencer. 102 
© S$. Reid Spencer, New York, as 
the author. R 23321, Mar. 26, 1923. 
No NAME SO SWEET; by C. A. Havens, 
op. 168. 103 
© C. A. Havens, Chicago, as the 
author. R 23190, Feb. 21, 1923. 


Now I LAY ME DOWN 0 SLEEP; 
Mrs. A. H. Taylor: 


Adam, music by 


song, by 
alto or bass. 
104 
© “A. Ho, Taylos;\jiamaica,t N¥ Yatas 
the widower of the author. R 23709, 
May 5, 1923. 


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O xity FAIR; by E. W. Hanscom. (Jn 
Six'songs) “I "Sop. ‘tn ‘.—2? ‘Alto "in 
iBP 105 

© E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., 
as the author. R 23298, Mar. 15, 
1923. 


O sING UNTO THE LORD WITH THANKS- 
GIVING; anthem for harvest, by F. 
Tozer. 106 

© Ferris Tozer, Exeter, England, 
as. the author. \ Jk, 23570, , Api.” 16, 
1923. 


OAKLAND GRAND MARCH; by D. W. 

_ Crist; piano or cabinet organ. 107 

© D. W. Crist, Alliance; :O.; as the 
author RR: 23484," Apr. 17, 1923. 


Orr WHEN MY SOUL IN ANGUISH; by 
Mrs. A. H. Taylor; sop. solo. 108 
© A... Taylor; eramaica, Ns 
as the widower of the author. R 


23708, May 5, 1923. 


OLD DAY DREAMS; words by Marion 
Haig, music by A. H. Behrend. 109 


© A. H. Behrend, London, as the 
author. R 23286, Mar. 2}, 1923. 


Orp (THE) FOLKS AT HOME; quartet, 
arr. by §..9. Myers; female voices. 
110 


© S. S. Myers, Richmond, Ky., as 
the author. R 23391, Apr. 6, 1923. 


OLD TRUNDLE BED; words by James 
Whitcomb Riley, music by Mrs. A. 
Tigekay log, 111 

© VAM. Vaylore lamatca,” No ty... 
as the widower of ‘the author. R 


23707, May 5, 1923. 


Our DIRECTOR; march, by F. E. Bige- 
low; military band. Et2 
© Frederick Ellsworth Bigelow, 
Salem, Mass., as the author. R 23492, 
Apr. 19, 1923. 


PALACE OF SANTA CLAUS, AND HIS WON- 
DERFUL TRANSFORMATION; Christmas 
cantata, libretto by Wm. A. William- 
son, music by W. A. Pierce. 113 


© Wm. A. Pierce, Clayton, N. J., 

as the author. R 23421, Apr. 7, 1923. 
Preccy; by W. H..Neidlinger; cho. of 
women’s voices. 114 
© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 


N:“Jivas tue author. 7 Re 23473, Api 
16, 1923. 
PENTECOSTAL POWER; sacred _ song, 


words by Carrie Ellis Breck, music 
by I. H. Meredith. Ss 

© I. H. Meredith, New York, as 
theauthor: R' 23317) Mar: (23.1923: 


Chambers; band. 116 


© Evelyn E. Chambers, Chicago, 
as the widow of the author. R 23194, 
Feb. 21, 1923. 


PRINCE ANANIAS; comic opera in 2 
acts, libretto by Francis Neilson, mu- 
sic by V. Herbert. 2 Lt 


© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
the author. R 23235, Mar. 9, 1923. 


selection by V. Herbert; orch. 118 


© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
the author. R 23239, Mar. 9, 1923. 


CA) gy words by Robert 
Bridges, music by Maude Valerie 
White. 119 

© Maude V. White, % Chappell 
& co., London, as the author. R 
23280, Mar. 21, 1923. 


REVERIE; by F. Bevan; violin with 
plano acc. 120 
© Frederick Bevan, Adelaide, Aus- 
tralia, as the author. R 23504, Apr. 
18, 1923. 


Ros Roy ; waltzes for the orchestra 
music, by Reginald DeKoven. 121 
© Anna DeKoven,.New York, as 
the widow of the author.’ R 23478, 
Apr. 16, 1923. 


Rock oF AGEs; hymn anthem, by Mrs. 
A. H. Taylor; in ‘A flat. 122 
© AL HY Taylor. Janeter un, oye 


as the widower of the author. R 
23706, May 5, 1923. 


RomANncE; by S. B. Mills, op. 45; 
piano. 123 


© E. A. Mills, White Plains, N. Y., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 23142, Feb. 24, 1923. 


Rosstnt (GioaccHINo ANToNIo) Ballet 
music and_ soldiers’ march; from 
William Tell, by Rossini, arr. by J. 
O. Casey; band: 124 


. J.:,0., Gasey, Vbtartiand, “as the 
author. R 23326, Mar. 26, 1923. 


PROTEST 


RoyaL METHOD FOR ORGAN; by J. R. 

Murray. 1253 

© Winthrop Murray, Cincinnati, 

as the child of the deceased author. 
R.23195,.: Feb,..21,,-1923, 


SEA’s (THE) LovE; words by F. E. 
Weatherly, music by E. Marzo. 126 
© Eduardo Marzo, New York, as 
the author. R 23191, Feb 2 1923 


086 


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=e 
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SHADOW OF THE EVENING HOUR; song 
and quartet, by A. Geibel. 127 
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as 
the author. R 23259, Mar. 19, 1923. 


SHARON’S ROSE, NO. 2; song service for 

Children’s day, by D. W. Crist. 128 

© D. W. Crist, Alliance, O., as the 
author. R 23719, May 9, 1923. 


SIBERIAN sNows; words by_ Frederic 
E. Weatherly, music by Frank Oe 
Moir. 

foMess +e. 1... Moir, dius. ah. 
England, as the widow of the author. 
R 23499, Apr. 18, 1923. 


Sinc on; words by G. Hubi New- 
combe, music by Luigi Denza. 130 
© Leila Denza, London, as the 
widow of the author. R 23466, Apr. 
16, 1923. 


_ SOLDATEN (DIE) KOMMEN (The soldiers 


are coming) ; marsch von Alban For- 
ster, op. 138, no. 1. 131 

© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23558, Apr. 16, 1923. 


Sone (A) CYCLE OF SPRING; by W. H. 
Neidlinger, with illus. by Walter Bob- 


bett. 132 
© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 
N. J., as the author. R 23474, Apr. 


16, 1923. 


SONG OF THE WINDS; ballad, by J. S 
Camp, op. 5; mixed cho., sop. solo 
obbl. and orch. or piano. 133 


© John S. Camp, New York, as 
the author., R 23240, Mar. 9, 1923. 


- Sout’s (THE) AWAKENING; composed 
and transcribed by G. Percy Haddock; 
piano. 134 


© G. P. Haddock, Leeds, England, 
as the author. R 23503, Apr. 18, 1923. 


SPIELMANN AUS DER FREMDE (The wan-. 


dering minstrel) ; 
op. 138, no. 10. 

© Frau Alban Forster, Harburg, 
Germany, as the widow of the author. 
R 23567, Apr. 16, 1923. 


SPRING SONG; by Charles B. Hawley; 
cho. of women’s voices. 136 
© Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., 

as the widow of the author. R 23471, 


von Alban Forster, 
13 


Apr. 16, 1923. 
SPRINGIIME; quartette, words and mu- 
sic by B. M. Caster. 137 


© B. M. Caster, Buffalo, as the 
author. R 23720, May 9, 1923. 


5) 


THERE'S A FRIEND IN THE HOMELAND; 
sacred part-song, words and music by 
C. A. Havens, op., 163. 138 

© C. A. Havens, Chicago, as the 
author. R 23192, Feb. 21, 1923. 


THROUGH THY PROTECTING CARE; song 
by John B. Marsh; quartette with 
solos for alto and bass. 139 

© Walter V. V. Marsh, New York, 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 23140, Feb. 24, 1923. 


THY WILL BE DONE; by FE. L. Cranmer. 
140 

© E. L. Cranmer, New York, as 
the author. R 23331, Mar. 26, 1923. 


Time (THE) WILL COME; words by Fred 

Dixon, music by V. Herbert. 141 

© Victor Herbert, New York, as 
author. R 23233, Mar. 9, 1923. 


Tomorrow; by W. H. Neidlinger. 142 

© W. H. Neidlinger, East Orange, 

N. J., as the author. R 23476, Apr. 
16, 1923. 


UMPH-AH-AH: 
Turner. 

© Chas: 

the author. 


words and music by C. 
143 


Turner, Atlantic City, as 
R 23196, Feb. 21, 1923. 


UNDER THE LINDENS; words by Walter 
Savage Landor, music by C. B. Root- 
ham. 144 

© Cyril B. Rootham, London, as 
the author. R 23502, Apr. 18, 1923. 


UnsEEN (THE) city; hymn anthem, by 
Arthur W. Nelson. 145 
© Mrs. Cornelius Barry, Detroit, 

as the next of kin of the author who 
is not living. R 23260, Mar. 19, 1923. 


Unto HIM THAT LOVED US; anthem, by 

ES yorenz: 146 

© E. S.*Lorenz, Dayton; O., as the 
Jagthon.,: R 232025 Mar. 19, 1923. 


VIVIANE; overture, by C. W. Bennet; 
band. 147 
© C. W. Bennet, Malden, Mass., 

as the author. R 23247, Mar. 9, 1923. 


W. B. B. marcH; by F. W. Clement; 

band. 148 

© F. W. Clement, Worcester, as the 
author. R 23329, Mar. 26, 1923. 


WANDERING WIND; by E. W. Hanscom. 
Cn Six songs) 1. Sop. in G.—2. Alto 
in E. 149 


© E. W. Hanscom, Auburn, Me., as 
the author. R 23296, Mar. 15, 1923. 


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Was ‘THERR EVER KINDER, SHEPHERD; 
tantum ergo, by E. J. Biedermann; 


cho. and bar. solo. 150 
© Edward J. Biedermann, New 
York, as the author. R 23238, Mar. 


1973. 


WEEP YOU NO MORE; words by .John 

Dowland, music by C. B. Aman? 

151 

© Cyril B. Rootham, % Chappell & 

co., London, as the author. R 23501, 
Apr. 18, 1923. 


088 


WINDY NIGHTS; bass solo, words by 


Robert Louis Stevenson, music by 
B. M. Caster. 152 

@© B. M. Caster, Buffalo, as the 
author. R 23721, May 9, 1923. 


Y. M. 1. Marcu; by J. N. Klohr, band. 153 
© John N. Klohr, Cincinnati, as the 
author. R 23330, Mar. 26, 1923. 
Your vorck I LovE to HEAR; words by 
Miss M.G. B., music by 8. Seiler. 154 


© Bree trial Seiler, Los Angeles, as 
the author. R 23429, Apr. 9, 1923. 


EIST@-OF MUSIC’ USED OR. LICENSED’ TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE ME- 
GCHANIGALLY THE MUSICAL WORK) UNDER SEC. 1 (E) OF THE. ACT OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 9413 
AcH LoulIE. 155 | CarsoLira. 165 
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. © Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; recorded, New York. Notice rec’d June 15, 
NW: 5, poi l62: 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 
ALL WRONG. 156 | CHartaHOOCHIE. 166 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. © Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; recorded, Notice rec’d June 15, 1923; recorded, 
i) D./ Dor bad. Vin Sp -p.: 160: 
AND THE BAND PLAYED ON. 157 | Come HOME AGAIN. 167 
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. © Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Notice rec'd June 6, 1923; recorded, Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
Te tata Os, recorded, v. 5, p. 159. 
ANNABELLE. 158 | Come LET US DANCE THE WALTZ OF LOVE. 


* © Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 19, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 160 


AULD LANG SYNB. 159 
© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 


Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
V..D,ip. 159, 
Same. 160 


© George Borgfeldt & co., New 
York. Notice rec'd June 19, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 


Bese; lyric by I. Jay Faggen, music by 
Joe Gold. 161 
© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d June 14, 1923: recorded; 
¥, Sy pi. 156: 
BROADWAY CARAVAN. 162 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd June 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 154 ; 


CAN’? YOU HEAR ME CALLING, PAL O 


MINE. 163 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 156. 
‘Caroiina TWILIGHT. 164 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. Na 
tice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 156. 


168 


© Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 


CorAL SANDS OF MY HAWAIL. 169 
© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 


New York. Notice rec’d June 15, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 
EDDIE, STEADY. 170 
© Bee Tee pub. co., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 13, 1923; recorded, 
: Gale pide Ce Sai 
E’EN AS THE FLOWER. ‘ 171 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 
ELITE CARILLON. 172 
© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 
Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
sas a a bal 
—+— Same. 173 
© George Borgfeldt & co., New 


York. Notice rec’d June 19, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 


FoLLow THE PIPER; from Caledonian 
songs. 174 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 


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GONE ARE THE DAYS. 175 
©. Jack... Mills) inc. New York, 
Notice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, 
Wee Du loo: 
Gypsy Ross. 176 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 16, 1923; recorded, 
v.15,. ps; 160% 
Haven (THE) IN YOUR EYES. 177 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York,” Notice, teed May .31; “1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 154. 
HEDGE ROSES. 178 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d June 16, (1923; 
recorded, vy. 5, p. 159. 


HOME SWEET HOME. 179 
© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 
Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 

Ro ae te 
—— Same. 180 
© George Borgfeldt & co., New 


York.. Notice sret’d; June 19,1923 ; 
‘recorded, v. 5, p. 161. 


HoNnoLULU BLUES. 181 

© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, 
Ve 55. Pr 456: 

I LOVED YOU ONCE, BUT YOU STAYED 
AWAY TOO LONG. 182 
*© Jack Mills, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, 
V5. ip. 156: 

I’M JEALOUS. 183 

© Stark & Cowan, inc, New 


York. Notice rec’d June 15, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 


T wisH I HAD SOME ONE TO CRY OVER 
ME. 184 
© Irving Berlin,.inc, New. York. 
Notice rec’d June 16, 1923; recorded, 

We15, ps 160; 
IF YOU WERE AS LONESOME AS | AM. 
© Goodman & Rose, inc., 


185 
New 


York. Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 157. 
IN A TENT. 186 
© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 20, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 160. 
It’s ONLY A WEE SPRIG 0 HEATHER; 
from Caledonian songs. 187 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 


Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 


pt. 111,n.s., v.18 


JAVANESE FLOWER. _ 188 
© Leo Feist, inc, New York. 
Notice rec’d June i Aare recorded, 

v. 5, p. 154. 
JAZZMANIA. 189 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., New 


York. Notice rec’d June 2, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 155. 


(THE) 


WITHIN YOUR EYES. 
190 

© Harms, inc, New York. No- 
tice rec'd June 19, 1923; recorded, v. 


KINGDOM 


5p. 159: 
LET ME MISS YOU SWEET PAPA. 191 
©. Triangle music pub. co., inc., 


New York. Notice rec'd June 15, 
1923 ; “récorded | 4v 75)" pataoe: 
LONG AGO, “MID APPLE BLOSSoMsS. 192 


© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd June 1, 1923; recorded, v. 
5; p,.154. 


LONG LOSt MAMMA, DADDY MISSES YOU; 
words and music by Harry Woods. 
193 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d May 31, 1923; recorded, 
Wc) 5, plas: 
LOUISVILLE BLUES. 194 


© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 


New York. Notice rec’d June 15, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 
Lovin’ MAMIE. 195 


© Triangle music pub. co., inc., 


New York. Notice rec'd June 15, 
1923: recorded, va, 5p ae 
MAcIC WALZ. 196 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 159. 
MEXICAN MOONLIGHT; by Elizabeth 
Thorn Boutelle. 197 
© Harold Flammer, inc, New 


York. Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; 
recorded, y. 5, p. 155. 
Mo’ LASSES. 198 | 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine. 
New York. Notice rec'd June 19, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 
Moon DREAMS. 199 
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York, Notice rec’d June 20, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 163. 


590 


NOTICES OF USER 


no. 6, 1923 


9413 (225) 


My DEAR OLD HAME; from Caledonian 
_ songs. 200 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 


N C4 marcy; by F. E. Bigelow. 201 


© Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 
Notice rec’d May 28, 1923; recorded, 
v5, pe 154. 


NEARER My Gop To THEE. 202 


© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 
Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
Vee, DVDS. 


= Same. 203 


© George Borgfeldt & co, New 
York. Notice rec’d June 19, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 161. 


NENA; Spanish fantasy; by Pietro A. 
Yon. 204 


© J. Fischer & bro., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
Wig. ph LOY, 


NICKEL IN THE SLOT. 205 
© Leo Feist, inc.. New York. No- 
tice rec’d June 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 

p. 154. 
NONSENSE. 206 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 


Chicago. Notice rec’d June 2, 1923; 

recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 
Noopuin’. 207 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 


York. Notice rec’d June 1, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 155. 


Notre DAME. 208 
© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 


- Notice rec’d June’9, 1923; recorded, 
OV) 32D V57: 


—— Same. 209 

© George Borgfeldt & co., New 

York. Notice rec’d June 19, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 161. 


Ou! SISTER, AIN’T THAT HOT. 210 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 15, 1923; recorded, 
M09: 160, 


OJOS DE JUVENTUD. 

© Arturo Tolentino, Chihuahua, 

Mex. Notice rec’d May 26, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 155. 


OPEN YOUR HEART AND LET MEIN. 212 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
mice: tecd june 7, 1923; , recorded, |v. 
Bp. 156: 


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Rose oF BRAZIL. 213 

© Leo Feist, inc., New York. No- 

tice are June 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 1 


RoskE oF SUNNY ITALY. 214 

© Forster, music publisher, inc., 

Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 159. 


ROSE OF THE CABARET. 215 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 15, 1923; recorded, 
v. 5, p. 160. 


S’ Nora, 0H HOW SHE CAN SNORA. 216 

© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; recorded, 
Wa Ds pe LEZ: 


SAINT JAMES CHIMES. 217 

© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 

Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
vi 5,..p,) £59, 


—— Same. 218 

© George Borgfeldt & co, New 

York. Notice rec’d June 19, 1923; re- 
corded;: v.5;) p. 161. 


SAINT PAUL CHIMES. 219 

© Henri C. Jacques, New. York. 

Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
yap el SO! 


—— Same. 220 


‘ © George Borgfeldt & co., New 
York. Notice rec'd June 19, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 161. 


SALT YOUR SUGAR.. 22K 

© Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 

Notice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, 
Te Beayou. ash 


SIGHING SANDS. ; 722 

© Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 20, 1923; recorded, 
Vo Sy i. LOW, 


Stow POKE; words by Sam Coslow, 
music by Abner Silver. es 


© M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
Notice rec’d June 14, 1923; recorded, 
Vel Oa LOO: 
SOME DAY. 224 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New. York. 
Notice rec’d June 13, 1923; recorded, 
Vio, pls) 
STRUTTIN’ BLUES. 225 
© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 12, 1923; recorded, 
VAL Od pi boo: 


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TEASING THE CLASSICS. 226 


- © Forster music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 


TELL ME WITH A, MELODY. 227 

© Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 1, 1923; recorded, 
v.55 ps 155! 


THAT IS WHAT A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME. 

228 

© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 

Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; recorded, 
VO% Peal OZ, 


THEY SHALL RUN AND NOT BE WEARY. 
229 


© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 156. 


THISILE (THE); from Caledonian 


songs. 230 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 18, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 


THREE QUESTIONS; by J. Rosamond 


Johnson. 231 
© Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June gS Soo 


recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 


To a ScorcH Lass; from Caledonian 


songs. 232 
© Forster, music publisher, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 18, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 158. 
‘TODDLING. 233 
© Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June. 19, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 161. 
TODDLING SAX. 234 


© Rudy Wiedoeft music pub. co., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 6, 1923; 
recorded, Vv. 5 Pp. AS7. 


O 


pt. III, n. s., v.18 


TRINITY CHIMES. 235 
© Henri C. Jacques, New York. 


Notice rec’d June 9, 1923; recorded, 
ee cp 157, 
—— Same. 236 


© George Borgfeldt & co., New 
York. Notice rec’d Pe 19, 1923 ; 
recorded, v. 5, ‘p: 161. 


VALSE YVONNE. 237 


© Rudy Wiedoeft music pub. co., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 1, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 


VOICE (A) WITH A SMILE. 238. 
© Bee Tee pub. co. New York. 


Notice rec’d May 31, 1923; recorded,. 
Vv. oo p Lote 
WAY DOWN BESIDE THE SBA. 239: 
© Forster, music publisher,  inc., 
Chicago. Notice rec’d June 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 156. 
WHA'T DO THEY MEAN BY LOVE. 240: 
© Ager Yellen & Bornstein, inc., 


New York. Notice rec'd June 6, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 155. 


WHEN TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE. 241 
© James T. Relihan and Eddie 
Keenan, Bridgeport, Conn. Notice 
rec'd June 11, 1923; recorded, v. 5,. 
D; Moe. 


WHERE THE SACRAMENTO RIVER ae 

24 

© Forster, music publisher, inc., 

Chicago. Notice rec’d June 4, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 156 


Wickep (THE) DIRTY FIVES. 243 


© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d June 7, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
D. 156. 


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LIBRARY OF ‘CONGRESS 
COPYRIGHT OFFICE 


CATALOGUE 


OF 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 8, 1891, 
OF JUNE 30. 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909 


PART 3: 
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


INCLUDING: 
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS 
LIST OF NOTICES OF USER 


1923 
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 18 
No. 7 


WASHINGTON 
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 
LIBRARY BRANCH 
1923 


The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides 
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “ shall be admitted in any 
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards 
any copyright registration.” 


EXPLANATIONS TO BE NOTED BY USERS OF THIS CATALOGUE. 


HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con- 
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo- 
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is 
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an 
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained 
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabeticai under the first word of the title 
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a 
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently 
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.) 
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music instead of scat- 
tering them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by an 
entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should 
be made in this number not under the titie but under the following names: 
Back (Jchann Sebastian); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Berlioz (Hector Louis); 
Bizet (Georges); Brahms (Johannes); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clé- 
ment Philibert Léo); Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul); Handel (Georg Friedrich) ; 
Haydn (Franz Josef); Leoncavallo (Ruggiero); Liszt (Franz); MacDowell (Ed- 
ward Alexander); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendeissohn-Bartholdy 
(Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Paganini (Niccolo); Pales- 
trini (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo); Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns 
(Charles Camille); Schubert (Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); 
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch); Verdi (Guiseppe). 


(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Fiinf studien,” “12 études 
élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying titles, 
but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “waltz,” “dance,” “march,” 
“6 cantata,” ‘“ schettische,” ‘“ nocturne,” “ impromptu,” & sonata,” ‘6 étude,” “ study,” 
“exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only identifiable by the name 
of the composer) are entered under the composer’s name without cross reference 
from the titles and search should only be made under the names of the composers. 

IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also the 
claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and address 
of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention of the 
fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publication 
and name of publisher. | 


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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated. 
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated. 
Titles reading “ Words by,” “Music by,” are to be understood as songs. 

Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been abro- 
gated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for entry 
in the Copyright Office. 

To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is abbre- 
viated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “E,” Class E, 
Musical compositiens; “D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,” im- 
plies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of 
publication; “© 1 c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed 
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy; 
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of 
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing such 
centributions is required. 

A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24 
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately 
following the text. 

A list of the musical compositions and dramatico-musical compositions used 
or licensed to be used for the manufacture of parts of instruments serving to 
reproduce mechanically the musical work, recorded under section 1 (e) of the 
act of March 4, 1909, follows the list of renewals. 

The final number, completing the volume, is followed by a full annual index 
to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which 
must be for the complete calendar year, is $1, payable in advance, to the Super- 
intendent of Decuments, Washington, D. C., by postal money order, express 
order, or New York draft. 


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NOTICE. 


The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited 
for copyright registration the Librarian of Congress shall determine 
what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent 
colléctions of the Library of Congress and what other books or 
articles shall be transferred to other governmental libraries in the 
District of Columbia for use therein. 

The Act further provides that any article undisposed of as above 
and still remaining on the shelves of the Copyright Office may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright under the provisions of section 
60 of the Act. | 

Notice is therefore hereby given to any author, copyright pro- 
prietor, or other lawful claimant, that in so far as any copyright 
articles deposited from July 1, 1909, to June 30, 1914, inclusive, are 
still remaining in the files of the Copyright Office, and are not to be 
transferred to the Library of Congress or to any other governmental 
library in the District of Columbia, such books or articles may be 
returned to the claimant of copyright if requested by such claimant 
prior to December 31, 1923. 

This notice includes any printed and published copyright deposits, 
such as books, periedicals, dramatic compositions, musical composi- 
tions, engravings, cuts or prints, lithographs, photo-engravings, or 
photographs. Manuscripts or typewritten dramas and photographs 
filed for identifying works of art may not be returned. No maps are 
available for return. . 

To secure such possible return the claimant of copyright of record 
should make formal request for the return of the articles, which must 
be separately and definitely specified. A suitable blank will be sup- 
plied on request. Address R&cIsTER oF CopyricuTs, Library of Con- 
gress, Washington, D.C. . 


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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UN- 
moraORIZED “REPRODUCTION “BY |. MECHANICAL 
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 


The United States now has reciprocal copyright protection of 
music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical in- 
struments in the case of Australia, and the territories of Papua and 
Norfolk Island, Belgium, Cuba, Denmark, France, Germany, Great 
Britain, Hungary, Italy, Luxemburg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, 
Norway, and Sweden. The President signed proclamations to this 
effect on the following dates: Australia and the territories of Papua 
and Norfolk Island (Apr. 3, 1918, effective Mar. 15, 1918), Belgium 
(June 14, 1911, effective July 1, 1909), Cuba (Nov. oF 1911), Den- 
mark (Dec. 9, 1920), France (May 24, 1918), Germany (Dec. 8, 1910, 
May 25, 1922), Great Britain (Jan. 1, 1915), Hungary (June 3, 1922), 
Italy (May 1, 1915, June 3, 1922), Luxemburg (June 14, 1911, effective 
June 29, 1910), the Netherlands (Feb. 26, 1923, effective Oct. 2, 1922 
New Zealand (Feb. 9, 1917, effective Dec. 1, 1916, May 25, 1922), 
Norway (June 14, 1911, effective Sept. 9, 1910), Sweden (Feb. a 
1920, effective Feb. ie 1920). These proclamations were printed in the 
Catalogue of Copyright Entries, Part 3, vol. 6, pages v—-x of no. 7, and 
pages iv-v of no. 12; vol. 10, pages vili-xi of no. 3, and pages vili-ix 
of no. 4; vol. 12, pages v-ix of no. 3; vol. 13, pages vi-xii of no. 5; 
vol. 15, pages v-vil of no. 3, and pages ‘vi-xiv of no. 13; vol. 17, pages 
vii—xix of no. 6; and vol. 18, pages vi—vii of no. 3. 

While no special proclamation has been issued on behalf of 
Hungary so far as the provisions of section 1 (e) are concerned, the 
proclamation dated October 15, 1912, putting into effect the conven- 
tion between the United States and Hungary, specifically provides 
that the general copyright protection secured by. article 1 includes 
the copyright control of mechanical musical reproductions. 

From information received through the Department of State, the 
legislation of the following countries did not on the date stated fulfill 
- the reciprocal conditions specified in the proviso to section Il’ (e) of 
the act of Congress of March 4, 1909: Austria (Mar. 10, 1911), Mexico 
(May 8, 1911), the. Netherlands (Mar. 3, 1911),- and Switzerland 
(apres, 191). 


The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International Amer- 
ican Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was proclaimed 
by the President of the United States on July 13, 1914. ‘This con- 
vention is understood to be in effect as between the United States 
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, 
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay. and 
Uruguay. 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS. 


"A CANZONE D’ ’K vvocE; versi di G. | Acu Loum; words and melody by F. 


Tatamo, musica di G. Donnarumma 
rof Italy:; mandolino acc. Naples, 
Klarophone record co. 4to. © May 
1, 1923; 2c. May 25; EF 566145; Italian 
book co., New York. 9414 


"A CCHIUD BELLA TARANTELEA; versi di 
Pasquale Buongiovanni, musica di L. 
Ganore (ot W.-$.13omand. acc: » Ed. 
Vittoria. 4to. © June 5, 1923; 2 c. 
June 8; E 564735; Vittoria music pub. 
co., New York. 9415 


A DEE; poésie de Jacques Heugel, 
musique de Axel Raoul Wachtmeister 
tof France) © May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 
17; E 566076; Heugel, Paris. 9416 


A LA BIEN-AIMEE; valse, by Schutt, op. 
59, no. 2, ed. and played by McNair 
Iigenfritz tof U. Si  (Recordo, no. 
67,410 )52@,) May .25; 1923; 2 °c. .June 
De FE 562 2927 ; Recordo player roll co., 
Chicago. © editing) 9417 


"A SERA DO’ FESTINO; versi e musica di 
Luigi Donadio tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York); mandolino acc. 4to. © 
June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 19; E 563143; 
D’Agostino bros.,. New York. 9418 


ABIDE WITH ME; sacred solo, music by 
W. H. Monk, arr. by Homer Samuels 
mr wee ao with acc., tor church’, or 
concert. use. © May 25, 1923; 2 c. 
May 28; EF 564548; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia... (© new accompani- 
ment) 9419 


ABiE’s IRISH ROSE; words and. melody 
by James F. Hanley tof U. Sua, arr. 


by Ed. Morbach, jr. tof U. Sa © | 


1c. June 28, 1923; EF 563339; Shapiro, 
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 
9420 


‘ABOVE THE MOON; words by M. J. Con- 
nelly, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
meee Sit.©@ Ec. May? 26, 19258 
562672; Michael J. Connelly, Seattle. 

9421 


ACALE BAZETZEN (A wedding scene) ; 


comedy in one act, words and melody | 


by G. Goldstein ‘OF | aa scl (O) bs lO 
May 18, 1923; E 564274; Gus Gold- 
stein, Coney Island, N. Y. 9422 


Fisher rof U. Sa, arr. by George Hol- 
man tof U. Si © 1c. June 6, 1923; 
FE, 564646; Fred Fisher, inc., New 
York. 9423 


Acgoua (L’) CHETA; operetta in tre atti, 
di Augusto Novelli tof Italyi, adatta- 
mento ritmico di Angelo Nessi, musica 
di Giuseppe Pietri tof Italyi; canto e 
pianoforte. © Apr. 3, 1923; 1c. Apr. 
19: D 26434; Casa musicale Sonzogno, 
Milan. 9424 


AcguAtoLa (LL) ’— MARGELLINA; versi 
di M. Nicolo, musica di G. Scalella jof 
Italy); mand. acc. © June 1, 1923; 
2c. June 18; E 564908; Italian book 
co., New York. 9425 


ACROSS THE LAKELET; song of Florida, 
words by I. P. Hodge, music by C. R. 
Hodge tof U. $1; high baritone or 
ten. © 1c. June 14, 1923; E 562994; 
C. R. Hodge, Orlando, Fila. 9426 


AcROSS THE SANDS; marche arabique, 
nye Vir He “Redeate: 08 Ur" Saco 
Piano.—-2, ‘Batid, ‘arr by i? Hil 
dreth (pot (US. 4to. > ©) May 3, 
Jumes1 2923" 2) 'exzveach: juneois. 
564712, 564713;. C. .A... Blodgett, 
Springfield, Mass. 9427, 9428 


are. ‘by |.» E.ecdildreth 
fet Ws, S12 core. » 340; «O° Taner 9, 
1923; 2 c. June 14; E 564867; C. A. 
Blodgett, Springfield, Mass. - 9429 


ADAM AND EWE; a song of the original 
rubber-neck, words and music by J. F. 
Curtice tof Ds S. Indianapolis, Amer- 
ican pub. © June 9, 1923; 2 c. 
June 16; E "563112: hs, 8 Curtice, In- 
dianapolis. 9430 


ADERA SMILE; by N. Bizzell tof U. Sua; 
melody with piano acc. © 1 c. May 
22, 1923; E 562591; Napoleon Bizzell, 
Philadelphia. 9431 


ADIRONDACK MouNTAINS; march and 
two step, by H. A. Graves tof U. Sa; 
piano. © June 16, 1923; 2 c. June 
18; EF 564887; H. A. Graves, Russell, 
NEY! 9432 


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9433 


ADVANCED STUDIES IN RHYTHM; in the 
form of caprices, by Emil Kronke of 
Germany) op. 129, no. 1-10; piano. 
(Schirmer’s scholastic series, v.1) © 
Taly 14) 1917: 2.c..July 18>) 564553; 
G. Schirmer, New York. 9433 


AFTASCINANTE (L’); fox trot, versi di 
A. Ott. Quintavalle, musica di Gae- 
tano Lama of Italy}; mand. acc. © 
Dec. 40, 1922- 2c. Jane 18, 1923.5 2 
565323; Italian book co., New Pap, 

434 


AFTER THE BALL; words by H. Simpson, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. ‘by “Diieo, G. Beach, fof LU. S146 
1c. June 6, 1923; E’° 564659; Hilda 
Simpson, Pittsburgh. 9435 


AFTER WHILE; words and melody by D. 
Minorand J. Duan. tof Us. Sa, ‘arr. 
by Jean Walz tof U. Si © 1c. June 
Lc Z3i9 8, 3564752: Dan (Minor and 
Johnnie Dunn, Chicago. 9436 


AGAMEDE’S SONG; words by Arthur Up- 
son, music by Alice Barnett tof U. S.; 
medium voice. (Three songs of mus- 
me) © May 10) 1923 > 2c. May 
14; E 564138; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 9437 


AcIravro No. 1; for pursuit, riot, extreme 
tension, storm, bv Erno Rappe and 
William Axt ter U. 912 orch. | CCapt- 
tol photoplay series, P 1) © June 
14, 3923 2c. sbume 15 77 E \ 604829 - 
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New one a 


AH’S GWINE BACK TO DIXIE ON DIS 
TRAIN; words by C. Acrea, music by 
Geotee” Graft, jr. for U.S, earn by 


‘Theo GisBeach pt Uys) ©) de 
June: 22. 1925,-, “Bs052s52 Clarence 
Acrea, Glenrock, Wy. 9439 


Au! st vous f£t1ez Nicoias; duo, de 
lopérette Ciboulette, livret de Robert 
de Flers et Francis de Croisset, mu- 
sique de Reynaldo Hahn of France) 
©! ‘May 15)° 19238: '°% c. May 29575 
566274; Francis Salabert, Paris. 9440 


Au! THE SYGHES THAT COME FRO MY 
HEART; words and air of the xvith 
century, slightly paraphrased and har- 
monized (by Eis Ki SmallixofiUs $5 
© 1c. June 14, 1923; EF 562986; Her- 
bert Fedor Small, Kerhonkson, bai 


AILEEN; words and music by Velma 
Ferguson fof U.S. © June 13, 1923; 
2.c..June 13; E 563035; Jack; Mills, 
inc., New York. 9442 


O94 


Pt. 1, WSs 0 - 


AIME-Mor EMMA; couplets, de l’opé- 
rette-bouffe, La haut, lyrics de Albert 
Willemetz, musique de Maurice 
Yvain tof France) © May 15, 1923; 
1c. May 29; E 566258; Francis Sala- 
bert; “Paris: 9443 


AIN’ IT NI-IcE! comedy song fox trot, 
words by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, 
music by R. Harris-Weston tof Eng- 
land) >in, D. /\1.Stalt..and tons salsta 
notations; © Mar. 20, 1923; 1c. June 
15; E 566567; Francis, Day and Hun- 
ter, London. 9444 


AIn’t I THE SNAKE'S HIPS; one step, 
words and melody by Selby Harney 
Hole. WirS. ‘Harney, of! Uilsoay carr. 
by Fred Hoff rof U. Si ©1c. May 
29, 1923; E 562707; Carolina pub. co., 
Edenton, N. C. 9445 


ALABAMA (THE) BLUES; words and 
music by Charles H. Lewis rof U. S.1 
© July 10, 1923: ' 2c. Pilly Pie EF 
563858; Stark music co., St. Louis. 

9446 


ALABAMY; words by E. Zimmerman, 
music by George Graff, jr. rof U. S., 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Su 
1c. July 5, 1923; E 565450; Eddie 


Zimmerman, Norristown, Pa. 9447 


ALBA DI GAUDI; valzer boston, di Fran- 
cesco Renda of Italyi; piano. © 1c. 
June 14, 1923; E 563271; Gaetano Lo 
Bianco, New York. 9448 


ALBORADA DEL GRACIOSO; par Maurice 
Ravel tof Francei; orch. partition. 
© Apr.’ 26; 1923; Ve. Mag see 
557820; Max Eschig, Paris. 9449 


ALEXANDER; words anon., music by 
J. A. Parks tof U. $.1; mixed voices. 
4to. (Choice compositions, secular 
edition, no. 931) © June 25, 1923; 
2c. June 30; E 563475; J. A. Parks 
co., York, Neb. 9450 


ALFALFA BLOSSOMS; words and music 


by V. Lindstrom tof U. $.1 May. 
20,1923: 2 ¢c. June Ibi setos0: 
Victor Lindstrom, Tacoma. 9451 


“ALICE BLUES; words and music by 


Grace Rickards tof U. S$. June 
1; £1923'3) 2,07) June, ol a ee eee 7AZ <i 
Melody shop, Seattle. 9452 


ALIMONY MAMA STOP YOUR SHAKIN’ 
DADDY Down; words by Harold 
Christy, melody by Joseph Meyer tof 
U. Si ©lc. June 8, 1923; EF 564736; . 

Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 9453 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9476 


ALL ALONE; words by Paul P. Pruch, 
melody by Arnold T. Lax tof U. Su. 
© 1c. June 25, 1923; E 565075; Paul 
Prugh, Echo, Pa. 9454 


ALL FOR THE SAKE OF SOCIETY; words 
by H. F. Forney, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington rof U. S; © 1c. June 
14, 1923; E 563019; Howard F. For- 
ney, Youngstown, O. 9455 


ALL FoR you; words by Charles Roff, 
music by Graham Vaughan ;of Great 
Britain) © May 25, 1923; 2 c. May 
28; E 564550; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 9456 


Atri wai, THE U. §S. A.; words and 
mastic “by J. (Bradley jof ;U. $4 
July 20, 1923; 2 c. July 24; E 565804; 
Joseph Bradley, Philadelphia. 9457 


ALL THE WORLD IS SUNSHINE; words 
and music by Catherine McFarland 
iv ee pr ©! June 13, 19233" 2 +c. 
June 15; E 564840; John Church co., 
Cincinnati. 9458 


ALL WRONG; words and music by Car- 
roll Martin, Gus Kahn and Isham 
Wenes jot U. Si ©oyune tl, -1923; 
2 ¢. June 12; E 562968; Irving - Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 9459 


words by Gus Kahn, melody by 
Isham Jones and Carroll Martin jof 
Warar WO) ise. June 1.1923; 562722; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 9460 


ALMA MATER; words by Clinton T. 
Wood, music by Mrs. J. Milton Vance 
ot Wl. eS ©ho Maye 11,1923 372. 
May 14; E 564156; College of Woos- 
ter, Wooster, O. 9461 


ALMA MATER CASE; words and music 
by Fred G. Volk tof U. Si © Mar. 
2a W283 2c. May, 24; FE, 562650; 
Case school of applied science, Cleve- 
land. 9462 


ALMA MATER SONG; words and music 
by R. Fry prof U. Sa Philadelphia, 
Pa., Harry J. Lincoln music co. © 
May 26, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 564441; 
Ruth Fry, Dayton, O. 9463 


ALMAS WELCOME SONG; words and mu- 
sic by W. W. Grimes tof U. Sa (Ju 
Shriners’ songster) © May 19, 1923; 
eeepiiie: My. 1, 505049 > -WarredayVv. 
Grimes, Chevy Chase, D. C. 9464 


ALOHA—MEANS I LovE you; words and 
music by R. L. Lukens and J. A. 
Noble pof U. Sj Honolulu, T. H., 
Honolulu music co., ltd. © June 2, 
1923; 2 c. June 9; EF 562908; Robert 
L. Lukens and John Avery Noble, 
Honolulu. 9465 


ALONE; words by Harry S. Wilson, mu- 
sic by Herbert Holderness tof U. Su.i, 
ares by. a. A. «Bottler tot. U, 754 
1c. Apr. 10, 1923; FE, 564877; Holder- 
ness, Wilson & Bottler, Denver. 9466 


ALONE WITH HIM; words and music by 
Scott Lawrence fof U. Si © May 
10° 39232 2cy Mays 16°48), 504507 - 
Otto R. Brooks, Orleans, Ind. 9467 


ALONG THE WABASH SHORE; words and 
music by,.Eb C. Guinn tot U. S., arr: 
by Floyd M. Kendall tof U. Si © 
Lg. .hunenZk. 1923. BF 463238: Harry 
C. Guinn, Lafayette, Ind. 9468 


ALPHABET (AN) OF FLOWERS; unison 
song, words and music by Ethel Boyce 
tof England); in B flat. 4to. (No- 
vello’s school songs, no. 1347) Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) © Apr. 
$4 771923 <a Gy Ain has ys. DaWes : 
Novello & co., Itd., London. 9469 


ALWAYS STAND BY MOTHER; words by 
H. F. Fugitt, music by V. Alexander 
tof U. Sa; with male quartette. © 
May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 21; E 564347; 
Effanay music publishers, Biladelaiaia. 

4 


ALWAYS THE SAME DEAR MOTHER; words 
by R. Hogan, music by Walter Weis- 
bauer ot, U.,.-Su . ©} Mays.2834 1923; 
2c. May 28; E 562947; Roy Hogan, 
Brie. Pa. 9471 


AMARYLLIS; air Louis 13, by Henry 
Ghys, arr. by Herman Hummel tof 
U. Sa; Ist and 2nd violin and piano. 
(Crescent edition, no. 39) © July 
Af AAS es ern frigiios. F. S6S0 16: 
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. © 
bowing, fingering and phrasing; 9472 


AMERICA; words and music by S. T. 
Wetmore tof U. S1 © May 4, 1923; 
2 c. May 5; E 564104; Sara Thom- 
son Wetmore, New York. 9473 


AMERICAN BEAUTY; waltz, by J. Owen 
Long tof U. Si; piano. © May 24, 
1923; 2 c. May 28: E, 564497; A. W. 
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 9474 


AMERICAN (THE) GIRL; waltz, words 
and melody by F. J. Hersich tof 
Uis Sa 6. @elwes June: 19554923. E 
563139; Francis J. Hersich, Astoria, 
Sa NY: 9475 


eames IDEAL ; march, by Julius Lenz- 
berg tof U. Si; orch. 4to. © June 6, 
192342: June 7; E 564729; Harms, 
inc., New York. 9476 


599 


fies. 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9477 


AMERICAN PARADE; triumphal march, by 
Maurice Baron rof France); orch. 4to. 
©'May! 12) 10238902 -e. May’ 16°55 
564282; Belwin, inc., New York. Aes 


AMMORE MUOR'TO; versi di L. Albano, 
musica di Giuseppe Toge of Italy, 
domiciled at New York; mand. acc.) 
4to. © May 12, 1923; 2c. May 14; 
E 564121; Luciano Albano, Thomp- 
sonville, Conn. 9478 


AMMORE SENZA CORE; Canzonetta napole- 
tana, versi. di P. L. Faggello, musica di 
V. Spadea tof U. Si; mand. o violino 
ace. © June 18) 1923 +<2 ieJune 18 
E 564880; Peter L. Faggello, Brook- 
lyn. 9479 


AMONG FoEsS (Cpegu Bparon); poem after 
Nietzsche, by S. Tanieff, English ver- 
sion by George Harris, jr. tof U. Su, 
music by S. Tanieff, ed. by Olin 
Downes tof U. $1; low voice, in D 
min. (Carl Fischer edition, series 2: 
Superior ed. 5565) © May 25, 1923; 
2c. June 27; E 565294; Carl Fischer, 
New York. (© English version and 
arrangement} 9480 


AMONG THE OAKS; words and music by 
C)D:,Jaekson’ tof Us Sa *'© June 22; 
1923 2’ e. July 12+°E 563701 Cather- 
ine Davis Jackson, Portland, Or. 


9481 


Amor (EL) DE LA LUNA (The love 
moon); words and melody by G. L. 
Schstinrot!: UseSiiki @dl sce June! 14, 
1923; E 562991; Grace Lydia Sohst, 
San Francisco. 9482 


AMORE DI BIMBA; mazurka, melody by 
Be Cy Cardelis wot -Lialyiy x©. bev May 
Z, 1923: ¥ 5598065" Frank ‘Ciccia Car- 
delis, New York. 9483 


Amos TANNER’S sONG; from Oliver 
Cromwell, by John Drinkwater, set to 


music by G. Drinkwater tof Great 
Britain) © Mar. 14, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 
26; E 557026; George Drinkwater, 
London. 9484 


Amour (L’) MAsouUf; comédie musicale 
en trois actes, de Sacha Guitry tof 
France}, musique de André Messager 
fof France; partition piano et chant. 
© Apr. 24. 1923 - 1c. May 9; D 26439: 
Francis Salabert, Parise 9485 


AMOUR QUI MEURS, AMOUR QUI PASSES; 
valse. de l’opérette Ciboulette, livret 
de Robert de Fliers et Francis de 
Croisset, musique de Reynaldo Hahn 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


fof, France) *©.) May 15.) oeeeer a ee: 
Mav 29; E 566273; Francis Salabert, 
Paris. 9486 


AMURI; rispetto siciliano, versi di V. 
Buffa, melodia di Edoardo Dino Au- 
ghinelli tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York hy cotMbay, 23459023 57 F 
564372; Vincent Buffa, New ag ork 


AmusinG (AN) story; by Joseph Gahm 
tof U. S.1 op. 13, no. 3. piano. © May 
2A, 1923." 2" "c. law "25: E 564437 - 
Composers’ music corp., New York. 


9488 


AN’ Now IT’S UP TO ME; words by A. 
Dezack, music by Sylvia Forrest tof 
U. Sa; piano with words. June * 
2, 1923.;. 2 ¢. June 20% E. 564954:°A- 
Dezack, Canonsburg, Pa. 9489 


AND THE BAND PLAYED ON; words and 
music by F. Fisher tof U. Si, arr. by 


George Holman jof U. Si © 1c. 
June 6, 1923; EF 564644; Fred Fisher, 
inc., New York. 9490 


ANDANTE RELIGIOSO; by Gabriel Marie, 
arr. by August Damm jof U. $1; full 
orch., with’ plano ace.) 4ias CCB, 
co. photoplay edition, no. 7) © Feb. 


1,.° 19233: 2)" coy Sante tae mee posso0 
Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston. {© ar- 
rangement} 9491 


Anpy Gump; fox trot; words by Har- 
old Dixon assisted by George Mence, 
music by H. Dixon tof U. Si New 
York, Manhattan music co. © June 
ZS. 1923; 2c. July 2; E 565390; Dix- 
on-Lane music pub. COL eRe) acot. 


Louis. 9492 


ANGE (L’) GARDIEN; couplets de l’opé- 
rette bouffe La-haut, lyrics de Albert 
Willemetz, musique de Maurice 
Yvain tof France) © May 15, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; EF 566270; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9493 


ANGELIC SUNSHINE; words by C. P. 
Clay,, music by E, S. S.. Huntington 
of U. Si @le. June 28, 1923; E 
563396 ; » Collier -Pi,” Clay, Arlington, 
Tex. 9494 


ANGELUS 5 waltz, words by Rex Halm, 
music by Jay Eltinge tof Great Brit- 
ain}; in A flat. (Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations) © May 23, 1923; 1 c. 
May 253" 5661532": Feldman & - 
co., London. 9495 


096 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


ANN AND HER LITTLE SEDAN; words by 
Jack Stanley, melody by James F. 
Hanley tof U. Si © 1c. June 9, 
1923; E 562897; Shapiro, Bernstein 
»& co., inc., New York. 9496 


ANNA, ANNA PLAY THE PIANA; words 
by W. Van Allen, music by John F. 
Ryaniior VU: Si'5* © lc. June 16, 
1923; E 563097; William Van Allen, 
Brooklyn. 9497 


ANNABELLE; words by Lew Brown, 
music by Ray Henderson tof U. S. 
ar gene. |, 71923; 2) co Jurié. 25°F 
564608 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York. 9498 


—— —— by Eugene Platzmann 
meee pe ) Loc. May 18, 19235 
564268; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., 
New York, 9499 


ANORANZAS; fox-trot, letra de Maria 
Suarez, musica de J. M. Escamilla 
Mhievexicon © Sune: 1, 1923; 1c. 
June 16; E 566577; Juan Monte- 
mayor Escamilla, Monterey, Mexico. 


9500 


ANOTHER DAY; fox-trot, words and mu- 
sic by Len Riley tof U. S14; instru- 
mental with words. © 1c. June 14, 
1923; FE, 562989; William Leonard 
Riley, Birmingham, Ala. 9501 


ANOTHER SHANNON DREAM; words by 
D. McCormick, melody by Thos. R. 
Confare fof U. S1 © 1c. June 14, 
1923; E 562985; Dan : McCormick, 
Chicago. 9502 


ANY HIGH OR LOW ROAD; duet, from 
The cousin from nowhere, words by 
Douglas Furber tof Great Britain, 
music by Edward Kunneke ,of Ger- 
many); in C. (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations; © May 28, 1923; 1 c. May 
29; E 566202; B. Feldman & co., Lon- 
don. (© new arrangement and Eng- 
lish version) 9503 


ANYTIME, ANYWHERE, WITH YoU; words 
by James A. Dillon, melody by H. 
Ber! of U:Sai':© 1 c.! May 16, 1923; 
E 564175; Herman Berl, New York. 


9504 
ANYWHERE; sacred song, words by T. 
= Cupper, music by Harry Jay 


tpseud of Harry J. Lincoln, of U. S.; 
ma May 19/°1923;'2 c. Mayst22:1 E 
562616; Thomas FE. Cupper, Quincy, 
Fla. 9505 


ApADY BEI BALHAGULIS (A party by 


" expressmen); comedy in one’ act, 


9515 


words by G. Goldstein tof U. S1 © 
1 c. May 18, 1923; EF 564266; Gus 
Goldstein, Coney Island, N. Y. 9506 


APHRODITE; valse, by R. S. Stoughton 
fot Us Si; "piano. ‘\©-May 25),d923; 
2c. May 28; EF, 564549; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9507 


APPLE SAUCE; fox trot, by Abe Lyman, 
Gus Arnheim and Arthur Freed :of 
Ui Si; oO melitany, -band..y:Feist . ed. 
obl. 24mo. © May 17, 1923; 2 c. May 
18; E 562567; Leo Feist, inc., New 


York. (© arrangement) 9598 
ApprRENTI (L’) - SorcIER; scherzo, by 
Paul Dukas tof France, arr. by 


Frank Winterbottom tof Great Brit- 
ain}; military band with conductor. 
(Hawkes & son’s m. b. edition, no. 
454°) }, ©) Mas222sd923.oRic, Apr. 7; 
E, 557310; Hawkes & son, egies 
9509 


APRIL SIGHS; by Justin Ring and Fred 
W. Hager tof U. $1; piano. © June 
PvNOAsceere, June ll; E 564773272: 
Vallace Rega, New York. 9510 


ARABELLA (Myfanwy); four-pt. song, 
English words by Cuhelyn, Welsh 
words by Mynddog, music by Joseph 
Parry, ed and revi (by) D..OM Evans 
tof U. Si; male voices. 4to. (D. O. 
Evans edition, no. 67) © July 18, 
1923-42 .c. Jaly 132 H) 563950r) DO. 
Evans, Youngstown, O. © editing 
and revision with new harmonization) 


9511 
ARABESQUE-INTERMEZZO; by L. Leslie 
Loth tof U. Si; piano... © May 10, 


1923: 2 c. May 19; E 564285; Clay- 


ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 9512 
ArcHER (J. Stuart) Eight short 
pieces; with easy and progressive 


pedal obligatos by J. S. Archer tof 
Great Britaini; organ. Paxton’s ed. 
obl. 8vo. © May 25, 1923; 1 c. May 
. 25; E 566171; W. Paxton & co., Itd., 
London. 9513 


ARE YOU HAPPY WITH ME? waltz song, - 
words by C. W. Stewart, music- by 
Walter J. Goodell tof U. Sa; with 
violin obbl. © May 19, 1923; 2 c. 
May 26; E 564458; Chas. Wilber 
Stewart and Eva M. Stewart, Chi- 
cago. 9514 


-ARE YOU LONELY; words and melody by 


L. Herscher and J. Burke sof U. Su, 
arr. by Walter Paul tof U. Si ©l1c. 
July 13524923 ; Shs 563647; Louw, Eer- 
scher and Joe Burke, Atlantic ee : 

9515 


O97 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


9516 


ARENSKY (A.) Intermezzo; by A. Aren- 
sky, somal, dark. by Mi Lb. yhake fof 
U. Si; full band, with conductor. © 
May 19, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E, 565300; 
Carl Fischer, New York. (© arrange- 
ment} 9516 


AREN’T YOU GLAD; by Elbridge Ward 
Newton jof U. Si Tufts College, 
Mass., Austin Barclay Fletcher fund. 
4to. (Music of Tufts college, no. 14) 
1. Medium orch., arr. by G. H. Hayes 


rof U. Si—2. Full band. © Jan. 11, 
1922; 2 c. May 21, 1923; EF 562542, 
562543; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass. 9517, 9518 


words adapted from EF. W. N. by 
John Gifford Hill tof U. Sa, music by 
E. W. Newton. 1. Pocket card ed.— 
2. Unison song. Tufts College, Mass., 
Tufts college bookstore. 4to. (Penny- 
card series) © Aug..2, Dec. 31, 1920; 
2 c. each May 21, 1923; E 562540, 
562541; Elbridge Ward Newton, Som- 
erville, Mass. («© revision of text 


9519, 9520 


ArtA; by Seth Bingham tof U. S.1 op. 
O 210}. a5, Clea Ne. . Cotte Celliay SELES, 
no) 6241)..9.©) Pulys 10.1923. .2 :c. chaly 
1; E.563637; H...W....Gray. co.,, New 
York. 9521 


Artzona (THE) Cowsoy; words by Mrs. 
J. Bendele, music by Elliott Markham 
roof U. Si; piano with words.  4to. 
C) Ame 12s 123° oe a hune ae, 
562790; Mrs. John Bendele, San Si- 
mon, Ariz. 9522 


ARMS AND HONOR MARCH; by V. J. 
Grabel rof U. Si; military band. 4to. 
©) Apr tO. 1925" 20" Mav tae- Ee 
562229: Carl Fischer, New York. 


9523 


ARPEGES; par J. Novakowski. choisie, 
revue, doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp 
rof France}; piano. (Collections du 
ménestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4° 


série, no. 81) © May 5, 1923; 1c. 
May 18; E 566095; Heugel, Paris. 
‘(© collection, revision, fingering and 
annotation) 9524 


AS SOON AS I GET YOU OFF OF MY HANDS 


ILL BE ON MY FEET AGAIN; words and. 


by James Brockman and Al. 
Ode june 7, 
Irving Berlin, inc.. 


New York. 9525 


AS THE YEARS ROLL BY; words by James 
Rowe, music by A. C. Neece tof U. Sn. 
@) Was! 8.1923 - t2). CU Mays baa EK 
564040; A. C. Neece, Sunset, pee. 


melody 
W. Brown sof U. Su 
1923-6 E) 564715; 


098 


ENTRIES 
pt. III, n.s., v. 18 


ASCENSION HYMN (Ascendit Deus); 
words by Arthur Russell, music by 
Johann Schicht, arr. by Henry G. Ley 
rof England); mixed voices, organ acc. 
4to. (Novello’s parish choir book, no. 
1077) © May 25, 1923; 1 c. May 26; 
E 566166; Novello & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. (© arrangement) 9527 


ASHAMED oF JESUS; words by Joseph 
Griggs, music by J. A.. Winther of 
U.. Sa_ © June’ 13, 192see2 ce. June 


14; F& 563062; J. A. Winther, Milton, 
Or. 9528 


AT NIGHT; words by Alice Meynell, mu- 
sic by Vivian Hickey tof Great Brit- 
ain; in, C. -@iMar 2a eee 
Apr. 9; E 557314; Augener, ltd., Lon- 
don. 9529 


AT PARTING; by John Mokrejs tof U. Su. 
op. 35, no. 3; piano.. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 4; E 564704; Clayton F. 
Summy co., Chicago. 9530 


At SUNDOWN: barcarole, by Richard 
Eilenberg tof Germany) op. 334; piano. 
© June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 27: E 
563360; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 9531 


Av THE circus; galop, by S. Seiler tof 


U:. S.1:° piana.! ©, June’ 28,) 19234) :2' c. 
June. 30; E 5634623" S. 2 sellerm os? 
Angeles. | 9532 


At THE CLOSE OF EVENING; words by M. 
Carlton, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
1c. July) 2291923); 2 S653a9% Mayetie 
Carlton, Turkey, N. C. 9533 


Arkinson (R. H.) Seven benediction 
hymns; words anon., music by R. H. 
Atkinson tof U. Sa © May 16, 1923; 
2 c. Mav 18; E562564; R. Hu At- 
kinson, Washington. 9534 


AUF AN BANKERL IN RODAUN; wiener- 
lied, worte von Ida Sinek tof Aus- 
tria1, musik von Béla Laszky tof Hun- 
garv) © Feb. 14, 1923; 1c. Mav 29; 
EF 566194; L. Doblinger (B. Herz- 
mansky), Vienna. 9535 


Austin (FREDERIC) One-step, from The 
insect play, by F. Austin tof Great 


Britain); piano. © May 14, 1923; 
1 c. June 2; E 566289; Boosey & co., 
London. 9536 


—— Three-step; from The insect play 
hy F. Austin rof Great Britaim ; piano. 
© May 14, 1923;'1 ec June 2::E 
566288: Boosey & co., London. 9537 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9556 


Waltz; on themes from The insect 
play, by F. Austin of Great Britain ; 
piano. © May 14, 1923; 1 c. June 
2 = 566287 ; Boosey & co., See 


Auto (AN) cHUM; words by B. G. 
Hewitt, music by H. Richard fof U. S. 
© June 8; | 1923.5)26 chofune 205: E 
564987 ; Bo G. Hewitt, Uncasville, 
Conn. 9539 


Auto (THE) RAcE; by M. L. Preston 
me sue pate. © June 14, 1923; 
2 c. June 18; E 563200; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9540 


Auto rte; étude, by Joseph Gahm rof 
U. Si op. 13, no. 5; piano. © May 
ea 1923" 2 'C. May As iis 8 564435: 
Composers’ music corp., "New York. 


Aveu (L’) DANS LE SOIR; extrait de 
Artémis troublée, de Paul Paray, 
transcription de H. Mouton tof Bel- 
gium); orch, avec piano conducteur. 
4to. (Euterpéia, no. 8) © June 19, 
1923; 1c. July 7; E 566889 ; Jean, Jo- 
bert, Paris. 9542 


AWAY vown Souts#; words by Mrs. K. 
Hunt, melody by Herman Dubois 
wpseuid of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 

June 21, 1923; E 563225; Mrs. 
Kelsey Hunt, Fort Smith, Ark. 9543 


Away WE co; by Frances Terry cof 
ose piano. © june 18,1923; 2c. 
June 21; E 565065; Clayton F. Sum- 
my CO., Chicago. 9544 


Base RutH syurs; words by P. R. 
Couch, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
tof U. Si © 1c. May 26, 1923; E 
562694; Paul R. Couch, Akron, 0. 


BABY BLUE; words by Monte Collins, 
jr., melody by G. D. Green jof U. Su, 
arr. by Clarence Campbell tof U. Su. 
© 1 ¢. May 23,1923; E: 562584; 
George D. Green, Los Angeles. 9546 


BABY BROWN EYES; words and music by 


nay: A. Duke wf U. Si. © June |, 
1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564863; Wm. }. 
A. Duke, Chicago. 9547 


- Bacu (JoHANN SEBASTIAN) Air and 
' gavotte; from D major suite, by 
Bach, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz tof 
U. S., played by Mary Angell. (Re- 
cordo, no. 67680) Music rolh © 
_ May 25, 1923; 2 c. June 9; E 562924; 
Recordo player roll co., Chicago. (© 
editing) 9548 


Art thou with me (Bist du bei 
mir); aria, words anon., music by 
J. S. Bach, from the note book of 
Anna Magdalena Bach, ed. by Carl 
FS, Pfatteicher sof. U.S.; amalé quar 
tet or chorus a capella. 4to. (Carl 
Fischer’s choir music edition, no. 
142) © Mar: 5;-¥923;-2 °e: May ¥2; 
Hy 562220 ‘Carlk Fischer, New York. 
(© arrangement) 9549 


—— Bourrée; from the Partita 1, by 
J. S. Bach, transcribed by Carlos 
Salzedo tof France, domiciled at 


New York; harp. © June 16, 1923; 
2c: Juries 22° Be+565058 =. GC. Schire 


mer, inc., New York. (© transcrip- 
tion] 9550 
——  .Concerto; by J. S. Bach, annoté 
et rév. par Charles Bouvet oof 
France}; deux violons et piano. Ed. 
classique A. Durand et fils. © Mar. 
15, 1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566483; Du- 
rant vw Cid. Parts. .n©) annotating 
and revising) 9551 


—— Ertodt’ uns durch dein’ giite; aus 
der 22° kKantate, “by Jo. Bach, tran= 


scribed by W. Rummel of U. Su; 
piano. (Choral preludes, series 1, 
Ho. 1). ©-Apr lh A923: 2 Man 26: 


E 564293; Walter Rummel, London. 
(© transcription) 9552 


——— Fantasta; “by J. ‘S.°‘Bach;. tran- 
scribed by A. Siloti rot Russia, domi- 
, ¢iled at New York city]; piano, in C 
min. (Sheet music edition, P1327) 
©} Jurie “15;. $923): 2c. June 27 OR, 
565302; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement) 9553 


—— Gigue; from the piano-suite in B 
Hatcniat, py. f. 02: baGn. Tey, by A. 
Siloti tof Russia, domiciled at New 
York city1; piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tion, a24) 6 i" Jute che 1925.92 06. 
jure 27° OB 565303 4" Carl iisther, 
New York. (© arrangement) 9554 


Organ, “prelude; by}. S.. “Back: 
transcribed and newly rev. by A. 
Siloti tof Russia, domiciled at New 
York.) city: piano, in, Es nner, 
(Sheet. music edition, P 1323) 

June 15,1923; 2c. June 27; E 565304; 
Carl Fischer, New York. (© ar- 
rangement) 9555 


BACK IN MY HEART OF ROSES; words by 
E. Morgan, music by George Graff, 
jr. cof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 


rot: Ut Say Ok: c.':Jtifie . 64-1923: E, 
564664; Ed. Morgan, Ft. Strong, 
Mass. 9556: 


099 


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9557 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


Back to BAm; words and music by L. | BattyMoney (THE) BAND; words and 


Scott tof U. Si; piano with words. 
Ojdoe Apr 12;°19235. EK} 562175; We- 
nard Scott, Philadelphia. 9557 


Bap tTHincs; words by J. R. Dichter, 
music by L. Wainer tof U. Sa © 
1, cx jJune£252°1923; Bh y665188¢" Lee 
Wainer and Jack R. Dichter, Phila- 


delphia. 9558 
BADINAGE; par Georges. Brun of 
France) op. 96; piano. © May 5, 


1923; 1 c. May 17; E 566073; Heugel, 
Paris. 9559 


BAHABA; oriental fox trot, melody by 
H. Martelly tof U. Si © 1c. June 
12, 1923; E 562976; Hugh Martelly, 
Brooklyn. 9560 


BaILE DE NinFAs; vals,. palabras e mu- 
sica por \C.| Rodriguez of. U.. 5.1; 
piano con palabras. © June 15, 1923; 
2c. June 22; E 565039; Clodomiro 
Rodriguez, San Juan, Porto Rico. 


9561 


BaLacAN (THE) sonc; words and mel- 
’ ody by H. O. Osgood tof U. Si © 
1c. May 31, 1923; E 564586; Henry 


O. Osgood, New York. 9562 
Baraxirerr (M.) Nocturne (Ho2x- 


TIOPHS) ; poem by Chomyakoff, Eng- 
lish version by George Harris, jr. 1of 
U. Sa, music by M. Balakireff, ed. 
by Olin Downes tof U. 5.1; low voice 
in C. (Carl Fischer edition, series 2: 
Superior ed. 5575) © May 28, 1923; 
2c. June 27; EF, 565285; Carl Fischer, 
New York. © English version and 
arrangement} 9563 


BALLET DE LA SULTANE DES INpDEs; de 
Cydalise et le chévre-pied, de Gabriel 
Pierné tof Francei; piano. (Mor- 
ceaux détachés, no. 5) © May 5, 
1923; 1 c. May 17; E 566070; Heugei, 
Paris. t© arrangement 956 


BALLET OF THE FLOWERS; suite, by Henry 
Hadley, op. 92, arr. by M. L. Lake 
tof U. S.1; military band, with con- 
ductor. 4to. pt. 1. 1. Red rose.—2. 
Marguerites.—3. Jasmine-—4. Heather. 
pt. 2. 5. Violets.—6.: Lily of the val- 
ley. — 7. Daffedils.— 8. Gardenia. © 
Mar. 27, 1923 2c. each May 112.1% 
562225, 562226; Carl Fischer, New 
York. (© arrangement 9565, 9566 


BALLETELLA; by Arnold Sartorio tof 
~ Germany): piano. © June 14, 1923; 
2,.c, June iS; H,-563187; Tineo: Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9567 


music by Clarkson Rose tof England; 
in B flat.. (Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations) © Mar. 20, 1923; 1 c. June 
15; E 566575; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 9568 


BAMMER (JOHANNES) ZwoOlf kinder- 
lieder; nach alten deutschen texten, 
von Johannes Bammer tof Germany); 
singstimme und klavier. © Feb. 3, 
1923* 1..c::. May 29>VENSeple0 td. 
Strache, Warnsdorf, Bohemia. 9569 


BarcAROLE; by Percy W. De Courcy 
Smale ti. e. P. W. S. Small, of Eng- 
landi; organ. .(St. Cecilia series, no. 
238) ©) July? NOP S29 aly ale 
FE, 563639; H. W. Gray co., New ap in 

0570 


BARCAROLLE; by Franz von Blon tof 
Germanyi; piano. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 562756; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9571 


—— by K. E. Thompson rof U. $.; solo 
for C melody and EF flat alto saxo- 
phone, with 2nd EF flat alto saxophone 
obbl., piano acc. Los Angeles, South- 
ern California music co. © June 15, 
1923; 2 c. May 29; — 564533;, Kath- 
ryne EK. Thompson, Los Angeles. a 

9 


~ 


BARCAROLLE IN F SHARP; by Anatol 
Constantinovitch Liadov, op. 44, rev. 
ed. with fingering, phrasing, pedaling, 
etc., by Leopold Godowsky tof U. 5.1, 
with biographical sketch, form, struc- 
ture and glossary by Lewis G. Thomas 
tof U. Si; piano. © June 28, 1923; 
2c. June 30; E 563450; Art publica- 
tion soc., St. Louis. (© fingering, 
phrasing, pedaling, general information, 
annotations, biographical skétch and 
glossary) 9573 


Baton Rovuce BLUES; Creole blues, 
words and melody by Tim Brymn and 
Clarence Williams rof U. Si; © lc. 
July _17,,.1923.; 1 565689), Clarence 
Williams music pub. co., inc., New 
York. 9574 


| Bay staté sonc; words by A. J. Gilbert, 


music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 


arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si © - 
1c. June 27, 1923; E 565240; Alfred 


J. Gilbert, Ashmont, Mass. 9575 


Bs cap; fox trot, de B. André tof 
Francei; orch. avec piano conducteur. 
Ato. 
E 566057; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 
(© arrangement) 9576 


600 


©; Apr.,.20; 1923; tio. May, 24 7 


-— 


no. 7, 1923 


———— 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


9596 


eet MENDLEN; comic singing and 
talking scene, words and music by G. 
‘Goldstein tof U. Sia ©'1 c. May 12, 
1923: D 26459; Gus. Goldstein, Coney 
Island, N. Y. 9577 


BEAUTIFUL (A), BABY-FACED, BLUE-EYED 
BLONDE MADE A BLACK-SHEEP OUT OF 
ME; fox-trot song, words by George 
A. Norton, music by Lyle M. Wilson 
of W.rsa Tucson,’ Ariz.iGeorge- A. 
Norton. © May 10, 1923; 2c. May 
14: EF 564132; Norton & Norton, Los 
Angeles. 9578 


BeautiruL Gace; words by E. L. 
Farley, music by George Albert and 
Reet, Day rot Wisi © Apr: 28, 
1023: 2%e. Apr. (30; — 562169: Farnest 
lbp Earley, Newton, Ja., and Morris 
McCabe Day, Huntington, Ind. 9579 


BEAUTIFUL ROSES; words and music by 
J. M. Fisher tof U. Si © 1 c. May 
24, 1923: EF 562943; John Melvin Fish- 
enlaot. - Bois. 9580 


BEAUTIFUL SPRING TIME; words by R. 
Tohnson, music by Valeria Cordon rof 
U. S.; piano with words. © May 21, 
1923; 2 c. June 20; E 564960; Rufus 
Johnson, Atlanta. 9581 


Beauty ; words by John Masefield, music 
by Muriel Herbert tof Great Britain) 
(la wiaew 23, (1923 1 ¢.. Apr. 9S" E 
557315; Augener, Itd., London. 9582 


Bese; fox trot, by Abner Silver, arr. by 
Geo. Ti, Trinkats tof U. oan band. obl. 
g2mo. ©) jame 13,-1923'; 2c. June 22 ; 
FE 565025; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York: © new arrangement) 9583 


words by Sam Coslow, music 
by Abner Silver tof U. Sa © Apr. 
24, 1923: 2 c. May 2; E 559802; M. 
‘Witmark & sons, New York. 9584 


BEES’ KNEES; fox trot, by Ray Lopez 
and Ted Lewis tof U. Sa, arr. by O. 
Sciacca tof U. Si; band. 4to.. © 
July 2, 1923; 2..c. July 3; E 563495; 


Leo Feist, inc., New York. (© ar- 
rangement] 
BretHoven (Lupwic vAN) Moonlight 


sonata; words by Irving Caesar, mu- 
sic by Beethoven, arr. by Alfred New- 
man tof U. 5.1; mixed voices. © 1c. 
Fune’ 23; 1923 ; E 569208 ; Harms, inc., 
New York. 9586 


Rondino in G; by L. van Beethoven, 
~arr. by Preston Ware Orem cof U. °8 
piano. (Young American artist) 


June, 25,1928. ,.2..c. Jane 27-4 B56s37a5 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. Le 
9 


new arrangement) 


—___ 6°™® symphonie;, pastorale, par L. v. 
Beethoven, transcription de H. Mou- 


ton rof Belgium); orch. avec piano 
. conducteur. (Cecilia, premiére série) 
©nApe. 25, 19250 bc. Mays 9 ss 
. §57828 ; Durand ee Giex’. Baris. 4 4K©) 
transcription] 9588 


BeErort THEM KiLU KLUX PAGES ME; fox 
trot, words and music by Chas. Meek 
Hopper tof .U. S1 © May 19, 1923; 
2c. May 21; EF 564341; Southern pub. 
co., Clovis, .N. M. 9589 


BEGGING ; words by J. P. Walenta, mu- 
sic by Hi. Riehardiok U.S. © Apr. 
4, 1923: 2c. June 20; E 565001; Joseph 


P, Walenta, Saginaw, Mich. 9590 


BEHOLD NOW, PRAISE THE Lord; an- 
them, words from the Psalter, music 
by R. Huntington Woodman cof 
Ua Si; mixed. voices. + ofgan } acc. 
(G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 7042) © 
June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 563071; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9591 


BEIM REBIN ZU SHALASHIDES (By the 
Rabby Saturday evening); comedy 
in one act, words and melody by G. 
Goldstein tof U. Sa © 1c. May 18, 
1923; E 564276; Gus. Goldstein, Co- 
ney Island, N. Y. 9592 


BELFAGOR; commedia lirica in un pro- 
logo, due atti, un epilogo di Claudio 
Guastalla tof Italy) dalla commedia 
di Ercole Luigi Morselli, per la mu- 
sica di Ottorino Respighi tof Italyi; 
canta.’ e, pie** Edizromt Ricordi)' © 
Mey, 151923 re. May 163. DY 26447 ; 
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 9593 


BELLA CON ME; mazurka, by Fernando 
Ligotti tof Italy, domiciled -at New 
Yorki, arr. by Pietro Eliseo tof Italy, 
domiciled at- New, York); piano. 

1 c. May 23, 1923;. E 564376; P. Eli- 
seo & son, New York. 9594 


BELLES. (LES) CHANSONS DE FRANCE; 
no. 2, févr., 1923, revue familiale, 
musicale et littéraire, de divers au- 
teurs ;of France; © Feb. 15, 1923; 
t ¢) Mar... 3l5A>Foreien.22118%,G: 
Ondet, Paris. 9595 


BELLs (THE) oF BEAUJOLAIS; entr’acte 
by Louis Adolphe Coerne tof U. S. 
op. 170, no. 12; orch. (Laurel school 
orchestra, no. 6a) © Mar. 27, 1923; 
2.¢., Max. 30,; B561290; Cy, Cr Birch 
ard & co., Boston. (© orchestration) 


“GOL 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9597 


pt. 111, Me $3, Ve 10 


BeLovED AMERICA; ‘words and music 
by. 2 “RY Lewis 10 Ue S4) “Rocket 
card ed. (Pennycard series, no. 101) 
©, Oct:,15, 191832 c. May. 21,.1923; 
BK 562550: Leo Rich Lewis, Somer- 
ville, Mass. 9597 


BENEATH THE SILVERY PINES; words by 
N. Coan, music by George Graff, jr. 
tof U. Sua, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
U.S: ©l1c. June 6, 1923; E 564671 ; 
Nelson Coan, Frederick, Col. 9598 


BERCEMENT: paroles et musique par 


Edouard Mignan of France; (Trois 
chants arabes, no. 1) © May 25, 
1923; 1 c. June 2; E 566223; Enoch 
& ‘co, Paris. 9599 


BERCEUSE; poésie de Maryel, musique 
de Louis-Napoléon Guilbault tof 
Le Si. @! May 7) 1923 5-20." May 8; 
E 564105; Octave Champagne, Low- 
ell. 9600 


Brriioz (Hecror Louris) La course a 
Yabime; de La damnation de Faust, 
par H. Berlioz, transcription par J. 
Clémandh of France}; orch. res- 
treint avec piano conducteur. 4to. 
©. jane (19 1023s ol: Saale’ 75 kt 
566887: Costallat et cie., Paris. ie 


transcription) 
Symphonie descriptive; chasse et 
orage, par H. Berlioz, arr. par Felix 


Fourdrain jof Francei; pour orch. 
restreint, avec piano conducteur. 
(Lutetia, no. 5) Apr. 26, 1923; 


1c. May 9; E 557818; Choudens, Pa- 
9602 


ris. (© arrangement) 
Besipe tHE ZuypER ZeEE; words by 
P. C. Brewer, melody by Walter 


Smith tof Us. .©x lic. july 16, 
1923: E 563827; Percy O. Brewer, 
San Francisco. 9603 


Best (THE) LITTLE GIRLIE oUT WEST; 
western love song, words and music 
by R. W. Birchard tof U.S. © May 
49, 1923: 2 cl: May .24;..E 562647; 
Roy W. Birchard, Shawnee, Weal 


Best (THE) LITTLE WIFE THAT Gop 
EVER MADE; words by R. T. Carmine, 
music by George Graff, jr. rof U. Sa, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. 8. 
© 1c. June 6, 1923; E 564560; R. T. 
Carmine, Newport News, Va. $605 


BETHLEHEM’s sTAR; words by Fanny J. 
Crosby, music by Chas. H. Gabriel! 
fare Same Judes Tenn T8Z Sic. 
June 25; E 565116; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 


| BrrtHpAy (THE) 


9606 


BETrRorHAL (A) HYMN; words by An- 
nie Houghton-Smith, music by E. P. 
Clarkson rof England};.in C. Pres- 
ton tEngland: Lancashire music pub. 
azency. ..©) Apr, 25, TO2a aimee vay 
9; E 557816; Edwin Percy Clarkson, 
Preston, England. 9607 


BETTER EVERY DAY; words and melody 
by J. A. Richison rot U."-Say arr. by 
Arthur Fisk’! fof U7°S.) ‘(Oel- «. June 
25, 1923; E. 565071; Janet Andrews 
Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif. 9608 


BEYOND THE BLUE; words and music by 
C. A. Paine rof U. S1 © 1c. June 
15, 1923; E 564970; Cordelia Ayer 
Paine, New York. 9609 


BisLE (THE); words by Mrs. C.- D. 
Martin, music by T. B. Mosley tof 


U. Sa ©‘ June, 18) 1923 eee ine 
25; E 565131; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 9610 
BicycLE GALOP; duet, by Karl Bechter 
(of U. Sa; planes) TC eittemainine 
four-hand music, gr. 2) © June 14, 


1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563178; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9611 


Bic (THE) sHiIp LEvIATHAN; words 
and music by W. Bourke jof U. Si 
©, June.-11,,,19232 ec igmewie. te 
563117; William Bourke, Brooklyn. 

9612 


Birp (THE) AT THE WATERFALL; bird 
intermezzo, by Justin Ring and Fred 
W.. Hager tof U. $1; piane: © June 
12,1923. .2°¢.. Jane ie. Te as647 Acer. 
Wallace Rega, New York. 9613 


Birp (THE) From Mars; musical se- 
lections from the operetta, words by 
Minna L. Harding, melody by L. L. 
Loth, jof.U: Sa © 7 c. May ol, 1923; 
E 565209; L. Leslie Loth, New York. 

9614 


Brrps (THE) ARE SINGING IN MY 
HEART; words and music by A. H. 
Ackley tof U. $1 © June 18, 1923; 
2c. June, 253" E.505137 5, kamen vA. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 9615 


PARTY; by Edwin 
Vaile McIntyre tof U. S. op. 50, no. 
5; piano. (At-a-lo-wa series, no. 5) . 
© Jtine 18, 1923;°2, © “Jame, 21). 4 
565352; Willis music co., eater 

1 


— five pieces in the first grade, by A. 
Louis. Scarmolin. tof ..U,..5.15 ; piano. 
Contents: 1. Ding dong bell—2. Mer- 
rily we sing and dance.—3. Many hap- 


602 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9637 


py returns—4. The birthday cake.— 
5. We had a lovely time. © June 
9, 1923;>2..c. June 15° E 563084;: G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9617 


Bizer. (Greorces) The pearl fishers; 
by G. Bizet, arr. by David Chigrinsky 
rof Russia, domiciled at New York; 
piano. © May 29, 1923; 2c. May 31; 
E 562882; 
New York. 
ment) ~ 


‘(© simplified arrange- 
9618 


BLACK MAN BE ON YO’ WAY; words and 
music by Spencer Williams tof U. Su. 
(Williams low-down series, no. 3) © 
@ June. 10-1923 -: 2. .c.. June 20... E 
564964; Spencer Williams music co., 
inc., New York. 9619 


BLacK SHEEP; words by Marguerite 
Wilkinson, music by M. H. Luck tof 
U. Sa; male chorus. 4to. © June 
fe 1923: °2:¢c.: June 18; E 564892: 
Maude H. Luck, Milwaukee. 9620 


Biack (THE) SHEEP BLUES; words by 
Gus Kahn, melody by Phil Baker of 


Mae Gide, June 29,7 1923 5rE 
565319: Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 9621 


BLEsseD HOME; words by W. S. Mc- 
Clure, music by Mary C. McClure 


for VE ©; June.29,.1923 » 2.¢. July 
2: E 565392: Mary C: McClure, N. 
Manchester, Ind. 9622 


> Buinp NypbtA’s LovE sonc; words by 
Edward Bulwer-Lytton, music by F. 
Lowenberg tof U. $8.1; with cello obbl. 
@ 1c. June 12, 1923- E 562953): Flor- 
ence Lowenberg, Chicago. 9623 


Blow, HORN, BLOW; words and melody 
by W. Norman sof U. Si eG: 
June 4, 1923; E 563093; Wanda Nor- 
man, Elizabeth, N. J. 9624 


Brut (THs) BIRD'S SONG; words by E. 
Dunn. melody bv Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 
Lc..June 2), 4923: F 563235; Elbina 
Dunn, Minneapolis, Minn. 9625 


BLUE PLOODED THOROBREDS ; a racing song, 
words by R. Kummer, music by Harry 
Armstrong and R. Kummer tof U. Su. 
New York, R. E. K. pub. co. © May 
Cer to ase 2 Ck Maye ol H, . 564590: 
Richard Kummer, New York. 9626 


BLUE ror vou: words by Woody Frisine 
i. e. W. Frisinoi, music by William 
Keene jof U. S., arr: by W. Frisino. 
© 1c. Julv 16. 1923: E 563833; War- 
ten Frisino, Baltimore. 9627 


~ 1905—23——_2 


Sacks music house, inc., 


Brug (THE) GRASS BLUES; words by 
A. W. Bruce, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington; jot, U.-Sj © 1c. .May. 16; 
1923; E 564219; A. W. Bruce, Shel- 
ton, Wash. 9628 


Brut HoosikrR BLUES; real homesick 
blues, fox-trot, by Cliff Friend, Jack 
Meskill and Abel Baer tof U. Su, 
arr. by Frank E. Barry of U> Su: 
orch. with words. Feist ed. 4to. © 
June-19; 1923, 2c. June 20; F 563207 - 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. ‘© ar- 
rangement) 9629 


BLUE VELVET BAND; fox trot. ballad. 
words and melody by A. Dugo tof 
U. Sa, arr. by Jack Vincent tof U. S 

1 c. May 14, 1923; E 564561: 
Anth. Dugo, Chicago. * 9630 


BLurEs; words by E. Carlson, music by 
fF. S$. S. Huntington tof UL Sa. © 
1 c. May 26, 1923; E 562675: Emil 
Carlson, Spearfish, S. D, 9631 


BLUES, THAT'S ALL BLUES; fox trot blues, 
words by B. Hagner, melody by Jack 
Wineent rot Ul. Si. ©) 1 ve. une 7. 
1923; E 562864; -Bud Hagner, Du- 
buque, Ia. 9632 


BoaRDWALK (DER); words by G. Gold- 
stein, melody by R. Doctor tof Russia, 
domiciled at New York, arr. by G. 
Coldstein tof U. Sa and R. Doctor. 
© 1c. May 26, 1923; E 562670: Gus. 
Goldstein and Rubin Doctor, Coney 
Island, N. Y. 9633 


Boar (A) SONG; words by H. L. Hunt, 
music by F. J.. Lapitino tof U. Si; 
piano with words. © 1c. June 16, 
1923; E 563098; Francis J. Lapitino, 
Camden, N. J. 9634 


BOLERO; by Leonor Duenas tof Chile): 
piano. © lc. June 6, 1923; E 564678: 
Eugenio Vidal, New York. 9635 


Bonjour, Suzon; words by Alfred De 
Musset, music by Bernard Rolt of 
Great Britaim (© May 28, 1923: 1 c¢. 
May 29; E 566182; Chappell & co., Itd., 
London. 9636 


BONNELL’S SELF INSTRUCTOR FOR THE 
SAXOPHONE; containing rudimental ex- 
ercises and studies carefully arr. and 
selected by, Otto Bonnell tof U. Sa 

40.  (Cover-title: Saxophone made 
easy) © Mar. 22, 1923; 2 c. Mar. 26: 
aff. Apr. 4; A 703174; John C. Dorn, 
Chicago. 9637 


603 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9638 


Bonners (THE) 0’ BONNIK DUNDEE; arr. 
by James Gallie tof Great Britaim; 
Ist and 2nd sop. and contralto. 4to. 
(Collegiate choir, no. 370) © May 
12,°1923-. I; c.. May 254.5% 566U52; 
Bayley & Ferguson, ‘Glasgow. 9638 


Bonnig; fox-trot, by Hugo Frey tof 
U. Su; orch. 4to. © June 26, 1923; 
2 c. June 28; E 563411; Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. 9639 


words by Walter Hirsch, music by 
Hugo Frey tof U. Si © June 26, 
1923: 2 c. June 27; E 565307; ’Rich- 
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. 9640 


Boo-Hoo (THE) BLUES; words and mu- 
sic by W. O. Miller cof U. Sa, arr. 
by Harry L. Cook rof U. 53 (Photo- 
stati © 1c. June 11, 1923; E 564746; 

Walter Octavius Miller, Poe 


Book (A) oF CLASSICAL AiRS; fifteen 
- selections, transcribed by Edward 
Shippen Barnes fof U. 5.1; organ. 
6bl:-Rve. “© June 13,1923; 2c. June 
16; E 564825; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. (© transcription 9642 


Boost Case; words by L. H. Krill, mu- 
sic by E. J. Werner tof U. Si © 
Mar. 27, 1923; 2c. May 24; E 562652; 
Case school of applied science, Cleve- 
land. 9643 


Born AND BRED IN BROOKLYN, OVER THE 
BRIDCE; waltz, from The rise of 
Rosie O’Reilly, by George M. Cohan, 
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. 5.1; 
hotel orch. 4to. © June 13, 1923; 
2c. June 22; E 565028; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. 1:© new arrange- 
ment) 9644 


aia! Se ordspame amuse (by 
Geo. M. Cohan tof U. Si. © May 
15, 1923; 2 c. May 23; E 564390; M. 
Witmark & sons, New York, 9645 


Bouncinc (THE) BALL; staccato study, 
by Max Meyer-Olbersleben tof Ger- 
many); piano. (Joyous youth) © 
June 14, 1923; 2c. June 18; E 563193 ; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 9646 


Bow-wow-wow; by Geo. F. Hamer tof 
U. Sa; piano with words. (Mother 
Goose realm) © July 9, 1923; 2 c. 
July 13; E 563742; Arthur P. Schmidt 
co., Boston. 9647 


Boycott sonc; words by A. Bowers, 
music by Harry Jay rpseud. Otel ye 
Lincoln, of U. S.; with chorus. 4to. 
©- June. .4, 1923;,.2 c. June 4; E 
562816; Andrew Bowers, Drumright, 
Ok... 9648 


pt..1ll, sia. 1p 


Boys of THE A. E. F.; words by V. F. 
Bulgarelli, melody by Ray Hibbeler 
cof U. Sa, arr. by Arthur Fisk of 
W.. Sa. © oF te Funes a Gass 
563131; Vincent F. Bulgarelli, Chi- 
cago. 9649 


BRADLEY (RoyANnD) Two sacred 
songs; words by G. S. Smith. Con- 
tents: Come to the Father to-day; 
music by R.’ Bradley jot Uy. S.1= 
That heavenly home; music by Ida 
B: Kay. .0f UW. >Satyp@© lie leas 
2c. June 16; EF 564865; Gypsy Simon 
Smith, London, Ont., Canada. 9650 


BRAHMS (JOHANNES) Waltzes; by J. 
Brahms, op. 39, arr. by Adam Carse 
rof Great Britain}; violin and piano. 
(Augener’s edition, no. 9402) © 
Mar: 23, 1923; Lic. Apre 95.061557323 ; 
Augener, ltd., London. (© arrange- 
ment) 9651 


Brave (THE) SoLDIERS; words by C. R. 
Thornburg, music by E. S$. S. Hunt- 
ington of UG. SO ser Miay 26, 
1923; E 562687; Charles R. Thorn- 
burg, Enterprise, Or. 9652 


BreEAtH (A) oF OLD IRELAND AND YOU; 
words by Sam Downing, music by 
Jos. A.. Burkejot Us Sie Way’ 3, 
1923); 2 ‘c, ‘May °65\.By 562 M0ag a Pack 
Mills, inc., New York. 9653 


BREN’ CHEESE AN ZIDER; words and 
music by W. P. Congdon ,of Great 
Britain) © May 7, 1923; 1 c. May 4; 
EF! 557809: WiePaxton Weico.) ltd. 
London. 9654 


Bripcrts (THE) BACK TO HOME SWEET 
HOME; words by Will Davis, music 
by James W. Fitzpatrick tof U. Su. 
© May 19, 1923; 2 c. May 21: E 
564336; Fitzpatrick, Blanchard and 
Davis music co., Boston. 9655 


Brie¥t (DER) ZU DEM RABIN; words and 
melody by M. Michalesko tof U. S. 
© 1c. June\21, 19235 7 sog241-" Mi 
chal Michalesko, New York. 9656 


BRIGHT WITH You; words by C. L. 
Grovebough, music by George Graff, 
jx. rot Us. Saar by Bheo.wG. Reach 
fof -U. Sa, ; © ul ach Jumexzgedi2ae oe 
565224; C. L. Grovebough, St. James, — 
Minn. 9657 


BricHTER Lonpon; selection, arr. by 
Herman Finck rof Great Britain); 
piano: : ©: Aprs27, 1923); (1 .e3 Way, 
15; E 557949; Ascherberg, Hopwood — 
& Crew, Itd., London. 9658 


604 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9679 


ieemeeenaneeeeenenee tee i ee 


Bricutest (THE) SUNSHINE I KNow; 
words and melody by W. Astor Mor- 
gan of U. Si © 1c. Apr. 26, 1923; 
E 559809; Arrow music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 9659 


BroADWAY CARAVAN; American Egyp- 
tian fox trot, words by Howard John- 
son, music by Gus Edwards tof U.S.) 
© May 25, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 
564542: Leo Feist, inc., New poor 


—_ words and melody, by Gus Ed- 
wards and Howard Johnson oof 
U. Sa, arr. by H. Johnson. © lc. 
May 11, 1923; E 564057; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 9661 


Bronx BoroucH; march, melody by S. 
Salvio tof U. Si © 1 c. May 16, 
1923: E 564172; Salvatore Salvio, 

- New York. 9662 


Brook (THE) TRouT; by Georg Egge- 
ling tof Germany) op. 152; piano. © 
June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563202; 
Theo. Presser co., Ebiladelphiew, 


Brotuerty (A) HAND; words by A. R, 
Moore, music by C. W. Baldwin tof 
Us Spr ie. c¥ June’'21, 1923; FE 
563248; C. W. Baldwin and Alice R. 
Moore, Meyersdale, Pa. 9664 


Brown AND BLUE; by Elbridge Ward 
Newton sot U.'S.i ~Luits College, 
Mass., Austin Barclay Fletcher fund. 
4to. (Music of Tufts college, serial 
no. 4) 1. Full band—2. Medium orch., 
arr. by George H. Hayes tof U. 5. 

Hamil lieApr..0;, 19227 2) ¢ each 
May 21, 1923; E 562546, 562547; Leo 
Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 


9665, 9666 


Brown, BLACK AND YELLOW. BLUES ; fox- 
trot, words by Howard Johnson, music 
-by Sam A. Perry tof U. Su, arr. by 
Wm. Schulz tof U. Si; orch. 4to. 
(Feist edition, no. 1138) © June 7, 
1923: 2c. June 8; E 562896; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. ‘© arrangement 


—— highly colored blues song, words 
by Howard Johnson, music by Sam 
A. Perry tof U. Si © May 17, 1923; 
Bic May, 18; E, 562565 Leo *Heist, 
inc., New York. 9668 


’ BuBBLE AND SQUEAK; by K. E. Thomp- 
son fof U. Si: E flat and C melody 
saxophone with piano. Los Angeles, 
Southern California music co. © June 
15 91923: 2°c. (May 29; °H' 564531; 
Kathryne E. Thompson, Los Mae 


605 


BuGLE CALL RAG; words and music by 
Jack Pettis, Billy Meyers and Elmer 
Schoebel tof U. S1 © June 13, 1923; 
2c. June: 133° 563032 ; -Jack:Malls, 
inc., New York. 9670 


Butt-Froc (THE) PATROL; fox-trot, by 
Jerome Kern, arr. by H. M. Higgs 
tof Great Britaim); orch. with piano 
acc. 4to. (Chappell: & co.’s orchestral 
journal, no. 916: Chappell & co.’s 
salon orchestral journal, no. 215) 
May 10, 1923; 1 c. May 23; E 566041; 
T. B. Harms co., New York. (© ar- 
rangement) 9671 


Buncu (A) or notes; by Thomas Gri- 
sellé and - Victor Arden. tof Us.Sa, 
att, by -.. Griselle: piano: ©. kre 
May 16, 1923; E 564188; Broadway 
music corp., New York. 9672 


BUON DIVERTIMENTO; versi di Salvatore 
Durasco, musica di Mario Nicolo tof 
Italy}; mandolino acc. Edizioni De 
Lucas 4to. ©! May 1 1923-2 ¢: Jame 
28; EF, 563410; Clelia De Luca, Brook- 
lyn. 9673 


BuRMAH RUBIES; cycle of four Eastern 
songs, words by Percy Edgar, music 
by Mark Strong tof Great Britain 
Contents: 1. Burmah rubies—2. The 
forest temple-——3. My bamboo flower. 
—4, The dacoit’s song. © May 8, 
1923; 1 c. June 2; E 566295; Boosey 
& co., London. 9674 


Burrows (BENJAMIN) Pastorale; by 
B. Burrows tof Great Britain; organ. 
© Mar. °2899923" WY Ee Apreio= tk 
557320; Augener, Itd., London. 9675 


Prelude; by B. Burrows tof Great 
Britain); organ. © Mar. 28, 1923; 
1c. Apr. 9; EF. 557319; Augener, Itd., 
London. 9676 


By AN OLD MILL STREAM; by Norman 
Leigh tof U! Si; -piano. © May 18, 
1923; 2c. May 28: E 564490; Walter 
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 9677 


By THE LAKE; fox-trot, words and mu- 
sic, by, E.. “Buekler of .U. Sa, arr.by 


tke Vossbuswh 1or Gsvo.1 + ©). ie 
May 31, 1923; E 564570; Edward 
Buckler, New York. 9678 


By THE MEADOW BROOK; waltz ballad, 
words by Jack Mahoney and J. F. 
Whitney, music by J. Mahoney tof 
kore (eo) re. Nay 24, "O25 arb 
562631; Joel F. Whitney, Westport, 
New York. 9679 


By THE MILL-POND (In der teichmihle) ; 
by Jul. Herm. Matthey tof Germany); 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9680 


pt. 111, n.s.,v. 18 


ee ALE ee ee ee nae tt hh Lae wa homers a 


By THE MILL-ponp—Continued. 


piano. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; 
E 563201; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 9680 


C’rst LA vIE; couplets, de lopérette- 
bouffe, La-haut, lyrics de Albert Wil- 
lemetz, musique de Maurice Yvain of 
France) © May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 
29: E 566259; Francis Salabert, ec 

1 


C’rst Parts! couplets, de ]’opérette- 
bouffe, La-haut, lyrics de Albert Wil- 
lemetz, musique de Maurice Yvain rof 
Prance: ©) May 15, 1923; 1c; May 
29: E 566260; Francis Salabert, hes 


C’rst SA BANLIEUE; couplets, de Topé- 
rette Ciboulette, livret de Robert de 
Flers et Francis de Croisset, musique 
de Reynaldo Hahn tof France 
May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29; FE, 566252; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 9683 


C’Est TOUT CE QUI ME RESTE DELLE; 
mélodie, de l’opérette Ciboulette, livret 
de Robert de Flers et Francis de Crois- 
set, musique de Reynaldo Hahn of 
France) © May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 
29: E 566253; Francis Salabert, eee, 


CAB, GAB, DOES ANYONE WANT A CAB, 
words and melody by L. Lee tof U. 5.1 
Gy Tc. june’7, 1923, E 565063; Lew 
Lee, Newark, N. J. 9685 


CALIFORNIA; humoresque on a tune by 
Paladilhe, by Arthur Loesser tof Leo., 
violin pt. fingered and bowed by 
Mischa Elman; violin and piano. 
(Sheet music edition B 1840) © May 
23, 1923:-2c. June 27; E 565293; Carl 
Fischer, New York. 9686 


CALIFORNIA HOME; words by R. Lacy, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof ww. Sx 


arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. 5.1 © 
1c) July 5,-19235..E 565437; Richard 
Lacy, Philadelphia. 9687 


Car, (THE); words by Charlotte G. 
Homer, music arr. from Giese by 
QE -Girot Us S31, ©/ June 18),1923;; 


2c. June 25; E 565106; Homer A. |. 
9688 


Rodeheaver, Chicago. 


CaLL oF spRING; words by P. L. Collins, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa © 1c. May: 
25, 1923; E 564419; Pauline L. Col- 
lins, New Brighton, S. L., N. Le 

9 


CaLL of THE West; words by Mrs. Te 
Kennedy, melody by Herman Dubois 


ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
lhc... July 2; 19235 1) Seb tee irs. 
H. Kennedy, Ogden, Utah. 9690 


Cat, (THE) To HARVEST; words by 
R. H. McDaniel, music by Jerome 
smith tof Ul Sa) ©. June 16, 1923, 
2c. June 25: "EB senlae ep iromern 1. 


Rodeheaver, Chicago. 9691 | 
Caum; words by Hariette Kimball, 
music by Edward M. Morris of 


U. Sa; high or medium voice. © 
June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15; E 563072; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9692 


CAN YOU SHAKE A SHIMMY LIKE MY 
LOVING SWEET JiMMy; words and mu- 
sic by .S. Jefferson tof U. 51, New 
York, Manhattan music co. © Apr. 
23, 1923; 2 ch May. Zo s@ibisog 64 : 
Sherman Jefferson, Sacramento, 


Calif. 9693 


CANAL ST. BLUES; melody by J. Oliver 
(of U. Sa, arr. by Lillian Johnson of 
UW Sa ©OvP el Meee toa EF, 
565370; Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 9694 


CAN’? YOU HEAR ME CALLING PAL 0’ 
MINE; words by Jack Meskill, music 
by Max Prival jof U. $1 © June 4, 
1923; 2 c. June 6; E 564691; Rich- 
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. 9695 


CANZONETTA; by Jean Pierre Duport, 
rev. and harmonized by Maurice 
Dambois tof Belgium; 1. Violin and 
piano. 2. Violoncello and piano. © 
June 9, 1923; 2 c. each June 15; E 


563076, 563077; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. (© arrangement) 
9696, 9697 


Capito. MARCH; by Erno Rapee and 
William: Axt tof U..Sa, arreby dc. 
Vosburg tot: Uy Sa; .bamdy .a2mo: 
©..June 14,°1923 >, 2caniene iis Es 
564827; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 9698 


CAPRICE ORIENTAL; by Arthur Heft tof 
U.$S.1; violin and piano. Schuster ed. 
© May 8,''1923¢02a ic May a2 
564109; G. H. Schuster music co., 
Salt Lake City. 


by Arthur Whitefield Spalding, mu- 
sic by Harold A. Miller tof U. Si; 
piano with words. © May 23, 1923; 


2c. June 4; E 563413; Young peo- 


ple’s missionary volunteer dept. of 
S. D. A., Washington. 9700 


‘606 


9699 


CaptaIn (THE) CALLS FOR YOU; words: 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


CapTaAIn OojAH; song one step, words 
and music by Percy Edgar and Bob 
Hutton sof England) © June 15, 
1923; 1 c.. June 16; E 566578; Keith 
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 9701 


Caprain’s (THE) LADY; Scottish folk 
song, words by Burns, music arr. by 
W. G. Whittaker tof Great Britain ; 
men’s voices. Curwen ed. 4to. © 
June 5, 1923; 1 c. June 16; E 566722; 
J. Curwen & sons, ltd., London. : 

; 9702 


CARIBBEAN RosE; words and melody by 
D. L. Lewis tof England, domiciled 
at New Yorki ©. 1c. June 6, 1923; 
E 564623; Darold Lionel Lewis, New 
York. 9703 


CarissIMA; duet, words and music by 
Antawn A. Penn tot UlS1;. mezzo 
Popaane cen. i .G,. ©. June 13, 
RO 25 c June 22ers SOUS 5. ML. 
Witmark & sons, New York. ‘9704 


CARMEN CASE; words and music arr. 
by Harold J. Zimmerman of U. Su. 
ejgiiai 27 1923,- 2c), May «243 'E 
562654; Case school of applied sci- 
ence, Cleveland. 9705 


CARNIVAL; song of joy, words by Paul 
Denery, music by Boris Ensor of 
Great. Britain) © June 25, 1923; 2 c. 
June 30; E 563468; Song success 


syndicate, London. 9706 
CARNIVAL DANCE; by William Baines 
igre Sere) piano...) (Characteristic 


compositions) © June 14, 1923; 2c. 


June 18; E 563171; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9707 
CAROLINA BLUES; words and music by 
ie jy Zeuch pot: U.,S:1' © 1 ©. June 
22, 1923; E 565016; Karl Joseph 
Zeuch, Lansdowne, Md. 9708 


“CAROLINA, LAND OF MY DREAMS; fox- 
trot, words by L. Cox, music by 
2 ea Huntington prof U. Sa © 
lc. June 14, 1923; E 563025; Lucy 
Cox, Rye, N.. Y. 9709 


CaRoLINA MAMMyY; fox trot, by Billy 
jameson, UeiSayiart< by <O Sciacca 
ipl Sar band. Ato. ©.May, 31, 
1923; -2..c-. June. ,):.. E,...562743 eo 
Feist, inc., New York. (© arrange- 
ment} 9710 


arr. by William Schulz; 
symphonic dance orch. with piano 
conductor. Feist ed. © June 23, 
POPS. 2, .e. Iuaaie. 25): 1565205 : seo 
Feist, inc., New York. (© arrange- 


ment} 9711 


et 


9720 


CAROLINA TWILIGHT; words by John L. 
McDaniel, jr., music by Millard E. 
Coffin tof U. S1 © May 28, 1923; 
2c. June 4; E 562856; Jack Mills, 
inc, New Y York. 9712 


CaroLyn; melodie, by K. E. Thomp- 
son fof U. $1; C melody and E flat 
alto saxophone and piano: Los An- 
geles, Southern California music co. 
© Sante 855, 51923.> -2.-e2cMiay29 
564532; Kathryne E. Thompson, Los 
Angeles. 9713 


CASE FIGHT SONG; words by Jack Jen- 
kins, music by Frederick Janssen of 
Gis Si: piano with words. © Mar. 
27, 1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565394; Case 
school of applied science, eke cor 

9714 


CASE SONG BOOK; compiled and ed. by 
Walter G. Stephan and Clarence W. 
Wallace tof U. Si) 4to. © Mar. 27, 
1923; 2 c. and aff. May 19; A 705664; 
Case school of applied science, Cleve- 
land. 9715 


Cat (A) CAME FIDDLING; by Geo. F. 
Hamer sof U. $1; piano with words. 
(Mother Goose realm) © July 9, 
1923; 2? July’ 13':°E,°563741'>> Arthur 


P. Schmidt co., Boston. 9716 
CaT MEAT BLUES; words and music by 
N. J. Rosenstein tof U. S1 © June 


1/1923 -2ecoune fiz: Bi 5646165 Ne. J. 
Rosenstein, Pensacola, Fla. 9717 


CatcH ME; by Carl Wilhelm Kern cof 
U. Sop. 500, no.;4; piano. .(Tone 
diversions) © June 25, 1923; 2 c. 
June 27; E 563368; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 9718 


Cause I AIN’ GOT NO SWEET DADDY 
Now; words by J. M. Sanberg and R. 
Woodford, music by E. $.-S. Hunt- 
ington. fof, U.S. © Lic. June 14, 
1923; E 563011;-John M. Sanberg and 

~ Raleigh Woodford, Chicago. 9719 


CavALier (THE) (Psmaps); ballad, poem 
by Ch. Wilde, English version by 
George Harris, jr. tof U. Sa, French 
version by M. D. Calvocoressi, music 
by M. Balakireff, ed. by Olin Downes 
tof U. Si; high voice in E flat min, 
(Carl Fischer edition, series 2: Super- 
ior ed. 5568) © May 28, 1923; 2 ¢. 
June 27; E 565286; Carl Fischer, New 
York. 9720 


Ck N’RLAIT PAS LA MBME CHOSE; cou- 
plets, de Vopérette Ciboulette, livret 
de Robert de Flers et Francis de 


607 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9721 


CE N’ELAIT PAS LA MEME CHOSE—Con- 


Croisset, musique de Reynaldo Hahn 
tof France) © May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 
29: E 566251; Francis Salabert, vay 

9721 


CELTIC SUITE; by Joseph Holbrooke tof 
Great Britain op. 72; pf. Paxton’s ed. 
Contents : 1. Uliam dhoan.—2. All thro’ 
the night.—3. Song of the bottle— 
4. Strathspeys. © May 25, 1923; 1c. 
May 25; E, 566172; W. Paxton & co., 
Itd., London. 9722 


CENDRILLON AU BAL; par Rolande Saint 
Aulaire tof Francer; piano a 4 mains. 
(Contes de grand-mére, no. 3) © 
June 19, 1923: 1 c. July 7; E 566896; 
Jean Jobert, Paris. 9723 


CEREMONIES and} THE FAIRIES; poems 
by Herrick, music by Gerald Finzi 
tof Great Britain) (Curwen edition, 
no. 2289) © June 6, 1923; 1 c. June 
16; EF 566721; J. Curwen & sons., i. 

972 


London. 
CettierR (P.) Deux mélodies; musique 
de P. Cettier tof France; Contents: 


1. L’idéal; paroles de Sully-Prud- 
homme.—2. Le temps a laissé son 
manteau; paroles de Charles d’Orléans. 
© Apt. 25, .4023¢ Ih.cuiMays 9 258; 


bo/ol7e Ch. Hayet. Paris: 9725 
CHACONE; by Otto Langey tof Ger- 
many1; violin and piano acc. © May 
Tis 1923-38 oes Mays 19. 560045: 
Hawkes & son, London. 9726 


CHAMPAGNE; knall-fox-trot. von Arthur 
Dana  pseud. of W. Herrmann, of 
Germany) op. 14; piano. Berlin, Hein- 
rich Hiob, verlag. © Dec. 29, 1922; 
1c. May. 29, 1923" 0B 566189". We 
Herrmann, Halensee, Germany. 9727 


CHANSON Df£TE; by Walter L. Twin- 
ning fof Great Britaini; piano. © 
May 4, 1923: 1 c. May 15; E 557904; 
Collard Moutrie, London. 9728 


CHANSON DE L’EAU; dans la revue En 
douce, paroles de Albert Willemetz et 
Jacques-Charles, musique de Maurice 
Yvain tof France) © May 15, 1923; 
1c. May 29; E 566254; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9729 


CHANSON DE ROUTE; couplets de l’opé- 
rette Ciboulette, paroles de Robert de 
Flers et Francis de Croisset, musique 
de Reynaldo Hahn tof France) © 
May 15, 1923;.1c¢. May 29; E 566269; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 9730 


pt. I11, n.s., v. 18 


CHANSON POETIQUE; by Henry G. Millier 
refi U. .. Sa. wiolin} swith piace, 
Los Angeles, Mission music pub. co. 
©- May 18, 19235 2. c:. May 285, E 
564502; A. E. Millier, Los aan 

9731 


CHANT BIRMAN; de la comédie musicale, 
L’amour masqué, par André Messager 


tof France; piano. © May 15, 1923; 
1 c. May 29: E 566267 ; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9732 


CHAPEL HYMNS AND SERVICES; (prepared 
by’ a “committee; of Ul" Si 2 8vo. © 
May 1). 1923: "2 *c._and “airaiviay 7 
705293; Beacon press, Boston. 9733 


CuHappy; words and melody by T. E. 
Chappelle iof U. Sa, arr. by Will A. 
Vodery tof U. Si © 1-c. June 20, 
1923; F 564923; Thomas E. Chappelle, 
New York. 9734 


CHARLESTON (THE) DANCE; words and 
music by Jimmy Johnson rof U. S.1 
fue June 26, 19237. Ke 5653 162 hack 
Mills, inc., New York. 9735 


CHARLIE REFINED; 1922, words and music 
by Charles Henry Patterson tof U. Su, 
acc. by L. R.. Lewts jee tian ota. 
(Music of Tufts college, no. 58) © 
Nov. 1; 1922.2 @° May 2iMae23— F, 
562511; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville. 
Mass. * 9736 


CHARM AND GRACE; by Paul Lawson 
rof U. Sa; piano. (Young recitalist, 
gr. 2) “© June 4 1923-9 246 June 
8: FE, 563165; Theo. Presser eo Phil- 
adelphia. 9737 


CHATTAHOOCHEE; words and music by 
Billy Rose and Sammy Feinberg tof 
U. S21 © June AU 19say > ates, Jone 
4: FE 562806; Stark & Cowan, inc., 
New York. 9738 


CHE cALDO; versi di KE. Amatucci, mu- 
sica: ‘di A: Fragna ‘jot “taly, 11d: a 


numeri di G. Speciale; mand. acc. 
Naples, Vedova Ceccoli & figli. Staff 
and numerical notations) {© May 1, 


1923; 
book co., 


1c. July 13; E 566958; Italian 
New York. | 9739 


CHEER UP; march, by J. F. Roach tof 
U. Si: steel guit. Cincinnati, Roach, 
Frankland. © May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 
28; E 564523; James F. Roach, ane 


cinnati. 


CHEERING UP DADDY; words and music 
by W. I. Gilchrist tof U. S1 ©lce. 
May 16, 1923; E 564214; Winifred I. 
Gilchrist, Lakew ood, O. 9741 


608 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9760 


CHICK-A-DEE; words by Robert Stark, 
music by Louis Breau tof U. S$. 
‘July 13, 1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563865; 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 


9742 


CHILD LIFE IN SONG; words and music 
by A. B. Phillips fof U. $1  Kala- 
mazoo, Mich., Phil. Glover pub. 
house. 4to. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. 
June 16; E 564844; Aletha B. Phil- 
lips, Kalamazoo, Mich. 9743 


CHILDHOOD BLUES; words and melody 
by Ed. Porray, Irving Bibo and Will 
Donaldson jof U. $1, arr. by I. Bibo. 

1 c. May 11, 1923; E 564056; af 
ist, JUNC, New York, 


CuinpHoop pAys; words by L. Botto, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 


Bigel ttisher, of U. Sj © lc July 
F233 ak 9565363,;); Libbie’ ; Botto, 
Beaumont, Tex. 9745 


CHILDREN OF THE Bisie; Children’s day 
service, text by H. von Berge, music 
by Fred B. Holton tof U. S$. © Apr. 
Pots oc. and ath, Apr. 2o;, A 
706360; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, na 

. 974 


CHILDREN (THE) OF THE YEAR; Six 
songs, words and music by Mary H. 
Webb of England) Contents: The 
hours. — Spring. — Summer. — Au- 
tumn.— Winter.— The months. © 
June 5, 1923; 1 c. June 16; E 566587; 
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 9747 


CHILDREN’S MASS; words by John 
O’Connor, music by Alphege Sheb- 
beare ;of England) 8vo. (Cover- 
title: Hindley children’s mass) © 
Aipr 1/1921 5 1 co May .25;71923; E 
566328; Wilfrid George Alphege 
Shebbeare, Bath, Eng. » 9748 


Cuimes (THE); melody, by J. Oliver 
cor (UL Sa, arr. ‘by Lillian Harding 
arson (Cc). Cc) May-21, 19232" & 
563940; Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 9749 


CHINAMAN’S BLUES; words and music 
by W. T. McPherson tof U. Si © 
1c. May 28, 1923; E 564478; William 
Tanner McPherson, Portsmouth, Va. 

9750 


Paice JAzz; words and music by 
icc Oden jor. Ul. o.. ©, fune, 1, 
1923; 2 c. June 7; E 562934; George 
Henry Odell, Oak Park, III. 9751 


CurippewA (THE) GIRL; words and 
melody ‘by J. A. Richison tof U.: Su, 
aot. Dy Attia * Bask. jor U:; S.7 .© 


Ge [aly 2. 19239). 565347 + “Samet 
Andrews Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif. 
9752 


Cuoc’LATE; words and melody by Frank 
Goodman and Ben Harris jof U. Su, 
arr. by Claude Lapham tof U. Si © 
1 c. May 25, 1923; E 564408; Good- 
man & Rose, inc., New York. 9753 


CHoIcE GOSPEL HYMNS; collection of 
over three hundred hymns, ed. by 
T. B. Mosley, C. M. Pullias and S. Fe 
Pittman 1of U. Si 8vo. © May 
1923-2 c. and afi: May 14: A as: 
Gospel advocate co., Nashville, Tenn. 

9754 


" CHOICE SONGS, No. 3; 20 songs by vari- 
ous authors fof U. Sa Louisville, 
Pentecostal (pub: “co: ~ (@rAfune 14. 
1923. (2¥carfune: 19 HA5651425 HM. 


Pickett, Wilmore, Ky. 9755 
CuHoprn  (FREpERIC FRANcors) Waltz 
moonlight; transcription from Cho- 


pin, by J. Robbins, music by M. Gold 


fOr WIESE) He Palys, oes 
563945; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, 
Nef 9756 


CHORAL IMPROVISATION ON DER HOLLE 
PFORTEN SIND ZERSTORT; festival pre- 
lude, by Sigfrid Karg-Elert tof Eng- 
land; op. 75, no. 3; organ. (Original 
compositions for the organ, new se- 
ries, no. 95) © May 29, 1923; 1 c. 
May 31; E 566212; Novello & co., 
inc., London. 9757 


CHORAL IMPROVISATION ON GELOBT SEI 
GoTt IM HOCHSTEN THRON; festival 
prelude, by Sigfrid Karg-Elert of 
England) op. 75,no.4; organ. (Orig- 
inal compositions for the organ, new 
series, no. 96) © May 29, 1923; 1 c. 
May 31; EF 566211; Novello & co., Itd., 
London. 9758 


Curist (THE) CHILD SMILED; Christ- 
mas carol, ‘words by Katherine Ad- 
ams, music by Elinor Remick War- 
ren tof U. Sa; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Church music review, no. 686) © 
June 13, 1923; 2c. June 14; E 563045; 
H. W. Gray co., New York. 9759 


Curist 1s Krnc; words by Lizzie De- 
Armond, music by Vivian Jones rof 
D621 © June 18, 1923; 2c. June 
25; E 565158; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 9760 


CHRISTENSEN’S INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR 
PLAYING RAG, JAZZ AND POPULAR MU- 
SIC ON THE VIOLIN OR MANDOLIN; arr. 
by J. B. Corbett tof U. $1. Chicago, 


609 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9761 

CHRISTENSEN ’S INSTRUCTION BOOK — 
Continued. 
Ill., Christensen school. of popular 
music. © Dec. 15, 1922; 2c. June 15, 


1923; E 564837; Alex W. Christen- 
sen, Oak Park, IIl. 9761 


CHRISTIAN (A) BATTLE SONG; words by 
Chas. H. Gabriel, music partly writ- 
ten’ by Chas.” Hy /Gabriel oref “U; Sa 
© June 18, 1923; 2 c.° June 25; E 
565136; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 9762 


CHRISTIAN (THE) CHALLENGE; words 
by Pearl Williams, music by W. A. 
Post:of Ui Sa ©: Fane 18- 1923 2’. 
June 25; E 565105; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 9763 


CHRISTMAS CAROLS; no. 2, words and 
music by various authors. 12mo. 
Dee 1922 32 2 1c, May 2k 1923 1B, 
564328; Parish press, Fort Wayne, 
Ind. 9764 


CHURCH AND CONCERT CHORUSES; com- 
piled by Paul Bliss tof U. Si 4to. 
© "May 28; 1923; Ze anda) "May 
29; A 705624; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 9765 


CuHurcH (THE) OF OUR CHILDHOOD; 
words by Mrs. B. Y. King, melody by 
Herman Dubois ;pseud. of Ethel Fish- 


er, Of UOS.wei® ic) Jane, 1923 ; 
562833015 Mrs, bo Bar Yo Kifie;; 7 Mis- 
Galoosa, Ala. 9766 
CuurcH soLoist; collection of sacred 


solos for general use, compiled by Paul 
Bliss fof U. S. 1. High voice.—2. 
Law voice. © Mar. 19, 1923; 2-c. and 
aff. Mar. 27; A 702208, 702209; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9767, 9768 


CuurcnH’s (THE) jJUBILER; words by 
Chas We Navilon. amisice iia: At. ks: 
Byers jot; W., G1, ©) Aper25, 1923: 
2 °C.) Man 28 +) (364500. Andrew. 1. 
Byers, Caldwell, Id. 9769 


CicaLeccro; polka, melody by Adolfo 
Salemime:iof Uiy Si, MO el eatin) 11; 
1923; E 564751; Clara Picciotto, New 
York. 9770 


CINCINNATI (THE) DREAM; a talk with 
Annie Laurie, march fox trot, by I. M. 
Fawson of) U4 Sa,arrnby, AV 7H: 
Mackie “iofs UsarS.i3  -barids2 4to. “© 
May 25.1923. 2 c. May 25-.,.562657- 
Iowen Matthew Lawson, New York. 


9771 


CINDERFLLA’S BRIDAL PROCESSION (La 
féte de Cendrillon) ; characteristic, by 
S. Dicker, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts 


pt.Tig seen 


tof.U: -Sa; tall vonehyy Che Maver! 1, 
192352 cu; June 273 Ke5oo200 =F Carl 
Fischer, New York. (© arrangement) 

772 


—__ ——_ arr. by M. Logbake tof 
U. Sa; military band. 4to. © Apr. 
6, 1923 :-2 ¢. May-42 sy 562216: Carl 
Fischer, New York. (© arrangement) 


9773 


CINQUIEME ALBUM FRANCIS SALABERT; 
compositions diverses, compilateur of 
France; piano. © May 15, 1923; 1c. 
May 29; E 566249; Francis Salabert, 
Paris. 9774 


Circus DAYS; or, Oh! you circus days, 
words and music by Edith Maida Les- 
sing and Jimmie V. Monaco tof U. S. 
(©, June 27." 1923; (9. emesis 
565251; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 9775 


City (THE); three-part song, words by 
Fullerton Waldo, music by Elizabeth 
Gest of U. S.1; women’s voices. 4to. 
(Theo. Presser co., part songs for 
women’s voices) © June 25, 1923; 2 c. 
June 27; E 563346; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 9776 


City (THE) THAT KNOWS HOW; words 
and melody by T. H. Meek tof U. Su, 
arr. by Axvthur “isis fom Wenn 1) 
Lc Juné..19) 1923) 50g uae bas, 
H. Meek, San Francisco. 9777 


CLASS DAY; festival march 1920, by L. R. 
Lewis rof U. S.1: full band with con- 
ductor. 4to. (Music of Tufts col- 
lege, no. 52) © \anwehiaeezenZ: 2. 
May -21,, 1923 ° 562507 “eon Rich 
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 9778 


Crear (A) MIDNIGHT; words by Walt 
Whitman, music by Eugene Bonner 
tof U. Si op. 8, no. 2. © (Chester 
library) © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
20: EF 564937: J. & W. Chester, ltd. 
London. 9779 


CLIMBING MORNING-GLORIES; September 
flower, by Geo. L. Spaulding of 
U. Sa; piano, 4 hands, with words. 
(Entertaining four hand music, grade 
2) ° © ‘June 14, 492352 1 june, 18; 
E 563164; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 9780 


CLorstER (A) EPISODE; interrupted medi- 


tation, bv Maurice Baron tof France: ~ 
piano. (Edition artistique, no. 2) © 
May 22, 1923; 2c. June 9; F, 562932; 
Maurice Baron, New York. 9781 


CLOSE yo’ EYES; words and melody by 
A. L. Steinberg rof U. Su 
June 29, 1923; E 565316; Abe Lewis 
Steinberg, New York. 9782 


610 


©.1 ¢. 8 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Ho. 7,1923 


9801 


COAL-BLACK MAMMY:; 
‘Laddie Cliff, music by Ivy St. Helier 


tof England), arr. by Harrison Hall 
mot Wo) S12 piano: “New “York, Jeo 
Feist, inc. © May 9, 1923; 2 c. May 


10; EF, 564064; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 9783 


words and music by Laddie Cliff 
and Ivy St. Helier tof Great Britain, 
aftr. by Harrison Hall tof U. S.1; male 
quartette. New York, Leo Feist, inc. 
Afdenc) Dee 18, 1927-1 /c., Dec. 19; 
FE, 554465; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 9784 


Copras (THE) DANCE; words and mel- 
ody by J. A. Richison sof U. S.1, arr. 
eee Mask: jot US, © 1’ «. 
June 25, 1923; FE 565069; Janet An- 
drews Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif. 


9785 


COLLECTION OF HORNPIPES, CONTRADANCES 
ETC., SERIES 2; arr. by L. O. De Witt, 
rev. by J. S. Seredy tof U. Si; full 


orch,, 440. © May 5, 1923; 2 c.. June 
27; E 565298; Carl Fischer, New 
York. (© revision and arrangement) 


9786 


‘COLLECTION OF LITHUANIAN DANCES TOR 
ORCHESTRA (Lietuviski Sokiai sutaisyti 
del orkestros); by V. Kudirka and 
S. W.. Ziegler tof U. Si; Ist violin. 
MO. fe) Wat 724 8923.2 6. Mar. -12% 
E 558918; S. W. Ziegler, Scranton, Pa. 

9787 


CoLLEGE (THE) oF WOOSTER SONG BOOK: 
compiled by The alumni association of 
the College of Wooster jof U.S.) 4to. 
foe Mia 11 1923: ‘2c: and aft. May 
14; A 705411; College of Wooster, 
Wooster, O. 9788 


COLLOQUE SENTIMENTAL’ (Sentimental 
colloquy); words by Paul Verlaine, 
’ English version by Alice Mattullath 
tof U. $1, music by Henry Hadley rof 
U.S op. 82, no. 2;-high voice in F 
sharp minor. (Sheet music edition, V. 
797 i. ©) May. 28;.1923* 2 \c.” June 27 - 
E 565292; Carl Fischer, New ay 
9789 


CoLORADO BIDS YOU COME; words and 
music by W. Garbutt tof U. Si Den- 
ver, Col., Happy Canyon music pub. 
go: ©) May 12,1925" "2c. May. 122 E 
564146; Will Garbutt, Denver. 9790 


CoME ALONG WITH ME; words by G. J. 
Schloss, music by H. Richard of 
We 33 © May 10, 1923; 2c. June 20; 
E 564989; Geo. J. Schloss, Cae 

9791 


fox trot, words by 


CoME BACK MY BOY TO ME; words by 
H. Giesman, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof. U. Sa, arr. by Theo..G. Beach 
[Oi le Ot (©) eG. Prine 90,3 LOZ ges Eh 
564668; Hazel Giesman, Chicago. 

9 


a 


CoME BACK TO ME, MY SWEETHEART OF 
oLD; words and melody by J. A. Os- 
borne i (of U225.1)(95@)" fe) May 28, 
1923; EF 564470; James Andrew Os- 
borne, Los Angeles. 9793 


CoME GENTLE NIGHT; words by L. L. 
Dalton: vntusie, by, «Hr (Richard, rot 
U. Sa © June 8, 1923;.2 ¢. June 20; 
Be 56497 fice hak Dalton, Manti, Utah. 

9794 


CoME HEAR MY PLEA, [| STILL, LOVE THEE; 
words by G. B. Nicholls, music by 
Elliott Markham rof U. Si; piano 
with words. © Apr. 12; 1923;,2.¢: 
June 4; E 562796; Grace Bryan Nich- 
olls, Farmington, Mo. 9795 


CoME HOME AGAIN; words and music 
by George F. O’Connell tof U. Su. 
©: June, 13; 1923: 2..c. Junenls. 
564911; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 9796 


CoME LET US DANCE THE WALTZ OF LOVE ; 
words and’ music by Tom Armstrong 
and Hal Dyson tof U. S1 © May 
2G) MORI KA Deyn Wlay mers. by 562710; 
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New 
York. 9797 


CoME LOVE COME; words by E. Soucy, 
music by Otto Bonnell tof U. S.1 
(New York; Manhattan music co. © 
May 18, 1923;.2 c. July 2; E 565398; 
Elizabeth Carroll Soucy, Auburn, 
Me. 9798 


CoME LOvE To ME; words by Mrs. P. A. 
Wheeler, music by John F. Ryan of 


SS Tee, Witla, 137-1 Ozg se 
563653; Mrs. P. A. Wheeler, Mid- 
vale, N:, J: . 9799 


ComE on, I'LL SHOW YOU THE WAY; 
words by R. H. Newingham, melody 
by Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Bishern, wh USS @ak eo May o19) 
1923; E 562490; R. H. Newingham, 
Akron, O. 9800 


ComrE on Woos’TER; words and music Dy 
Wy Pa ViaelayiBle eee La. vs Tak Coe woely 
1923; 2c. May 14; E 564157; Cohlewe 
of Wooster, Wooster, ©); 9801 


611 


9802 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111,.n,s., v. 18 


CoME WITH ME DEAR; words by M. Im- 
merman, music by George Graff, jr. 
(OL, UF SA, ager: by liveos, Gi» peach 
(Of Ue Sa ive iinie @, LO2g ue, 
564672; Milton Immerman, Buffalo. 

9802 


Comm’ LA viE; de l’opérette Ciboulette, 
livret de Robert de Flers et Francis 
de Croisset, musique de Reynaldo 
Hahn tof France) © May 15, 1923; 
1c. May 29; E 566268; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9803 


CoMMENCEMENT GRAND MARCH; by Ro- 
berta Hudson rof U. S.; piano. 
June 20;'1923;-2 c. June 22; E 565022 ; 


Sam Fox pub. “EOS Cleveland. 9804 


CoMMENT QU’y FONT? chansonnette, 
paroles de Tremolo, musique de Ro- 
ger Ferréol tof France}; chant seul. 


4to. © Apr. 25, 1923; 1 ¢«. May 9; 
FE, 557819; Lucien Brulé, Paris. 9805 
CoMPANION BROOK; words by F. H. 


Birbarie, music by George Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
Omar Oat KO) Mla: laglhve ns, CLO eal 
565442; Frederick H. Birbarie, 
Bridgeport, Conn. 9806 


Con. DyKEMAN’S MARCH; by Ernest S. 
Williams tof U. $1 1. Military band. 
4to—2. Piano. (Sheet music edi- 
tome. l353)0. ©) June Ge. 1025 c02 oc 
each June 27; E, 565275, 565289; Carl 
Fischer, New York. 9807, 9808 


ConFREY (EpwArpD ELzEAR) ‘Three lit- 
tle oddities; a suite, by Z. Confrey 
Mieve., . E Contrey, of"U: Sagepiano. 
Contents: 1. Impromptu.—2. Nove- 
lette—3. Romanza. © June 18, 1923; 
2c. June 22; F 565043; Boston music 
co., Boston. 9809 


CoNSECRATION; words by Claude A. 
Watson, music by M. W. Hoyt tof 
ROS), Mian 2 O28) 92 coe May 
192" 1H, 564723— Marshall) W. Etoyt. 


River Rouge, Mich. 9810 
CoNTENTMENT; by Joseph Gahm of 
We Sit .Op.ivks,) WO: ke piano! (©) ray, 
2A OS 2" es May 25%) Eby 304459 
Composers’ music corp., New York. 
9811 


CoNTINUE TU MINTERESSES; paroles de 
Pauley Julsam, musique de L. G. De- 
labre rof France) © May 15, 1923; 
1c. May 29; EF 566281; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9812 


ConveERSATION; by Hubert Davies tof 
England); piano. © June 25, 1923; 
lic July 135%) 566961 ; Wiltord, Itd:, 
London. 


9813 | 


CoRAL GABLES; words and music by Eu- 


gene Colombo jof U. S1 © June 23, 
1923 2..c. june, 257 a ool a 
Colombo, Detroit. -- 9814 


CorRAL SANDS OF My HAWAT; waltz 
song, words by Bartley Costello, miu- 
sic by Billy Heagney tof ey 
piano with words. © 1c. June is, 
1923; E 564800; Triangle. music ae 
co., inc., New York. 9815, 


CoRE SENZA AMMORE; words by G. E. 
Pasqualotto, musica di E. A. Mario tof 
Italy, domiciled at New York); mand. 
ace.’ © 1 ¢«. May 19,)1923. 02496 
Gaetano Esposito Pasqualotto, New 
York. 9816: 


CorE SPHZZATO! versi di Giustino Au- 
sanio, musica di G. Quaranta tof Italy, 
domiciled at New York; mand. acc, 
4to. (Edizione La rinascente, no. 8) 
©: June 1;).,1923:5..25\6. vshaelios .B 
563109; Gennaro Quaranta, New mers 

9817 


CorT&S MUSICAL REVUE; a studio fan- 
tasy in one act, composed, arr. and 
adapted by F. PB. Cortes mote wh 5.1: 
piano conductor pt., with songs. © 
1 c. June 19, 1923: D 26464>:Fran- 
ciscon Pe Cortés; Long Island City, 
IN), vs 9818 


Cossack DANCE; by C. Repper tof U. 5.1; 
piano. Boston, Mass., Charles Bra- 
shear. © May 23, 1923; 21G..May..20; 
E 564467; Charles Repper, Boston, 


Cosy-TEA; fox-trot and shimmy, de la 
revue En douce, by Maurice Yvain 


tof Francei; piano. © May 15, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; E 566278; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 9820: 


Corton BELT BLUES; mamma’s sorrow 
song, words and music by Spencer 
Williams ‘tof U. Si (Williams low- 
down series, no. 4) © June 22, 1923; 
2c. June 25; E 565171; Spencer Wil- 
liams music co., inc., New York. 9821 


Cout (THE) cHorUS; words by F. P. 
Young, music by Wheeler Alfred 
Beckett. tof, U... Sa, air, by) Elomer 
TLourjée (or, WU. Sa Ou Gey. lo, 
1923" 563046." Prank wr Oplatmn 4 
Young, Los Angeles. 9822 — 


Coup I sutT TELL; words and music by 
Robert’: W: Edwards, tof .U.\S.1,, rev: 
by Harry Appel rof U. S11; medium in 
F.".© June 5.1923" 296. fonescon 1 
563337; F. B. Haviland pub. co., New — 
NA opalies 9823, 


612 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


CouNTRY LIFE; waltz, by Carl Wilhelm 
Kern sof U. S.) op. 500, no. 6; piano. 
€Tone diversions), © June 25, 1923; 
2 c. June 27; E 563370; Theo. Presser 


co., Philadelphia. 9824 
Coustn (THE) FROM NOWHERE; new 
musical comedy, adapted by Fred 


Thompson tof Great Britain) from the 
book of Herman Haller and Rideamus, 
lyrics by Adrian Ross, Robert C. 
Tharp and Douglas Furber, music by 
Edward Kiinneke fof Germany); vocal 
sc. Rev. ed. Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) © May 16, 1923; 1c. June 
14: D 26466; B. Feldman & co., Lon- 
don. (© translation and See 


—— waltz from the musical comedy, by 
Edward Kunneke tof Germany), arr. 
by R. S. Stoddon tof Great Britain); 
piano. © Apr. 30, 1923; 1 c. May 
1; E 557862; B. Feldman & co., Lon- 
don. . 9826 


Cowsroy (THE) BLUES; words by S. Mc- 
Lauchlan, music by John F. Ryan lof 
Wout Ot c. duly 13,1923. EF 563651 ; 
Sarah McLauchlan, East Calgary, Al- 
berta, Canada. 9827 


Cownoy sONG; words and music by 
James, A. Bliss; tof, U...S.1 op. 14, ho: 
2; medium voice, in EF min. (Fischer 
edition, no. 5254) © June 28, 1923; 
Bigc. June 29 = HiedO05 082 °74),: Fischer & 
bro., New York. 9828 


Coweoy’s (A) DREAM; words by A. E. 
Perry, music by George Graff, jr. 
in Uys. are. ‘by “Theo. G.* Beach 
Bee oT er | el ime, “6, 91923 - 
E 564669; Antonio E. Perry, Plym- 
outh, Mass. 9829 


BeMoik SONG ; i Arthur Hartmann rof 
RSA (00: 35, no. 2; violin with piano 
acc. (Five first position pieces) © 
June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E, 563205; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 9830 


— by Felix Swinstead jof Great Brit- 
ami oop. vee non .4,hed) by Eyaest 
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no. 
9214: Primary division) June 4, 
Mn92Z3 11. c. June 163 EF, 1566724;J.. Cur- 
wen & sons, Itd., London. 9831 


.—— by Frederic Bontoft tof Great Brit- 
etme) violin. iand.piano; ©. Mar. 27, 
£19231 c. Apr. 9 EF 557318 ; Augener, 
Itd., London. 9832 


(Can y crud) ; two-part song, poem 
,irom..the .Welch. of J.,,J..-Williams, 
English tr. and music by W. S. Gwynn 


9842 
Williams tof Great Britain; equal 
voices. Curwen ed. 4to. © May 7, 


1c. May 25; E 566471; J. Cur- 
9833 


1923: 
wen & sons, Itd., London. 


CREOLE SERENADE; by Rae Eleanor Ball 
fot); U.. 54; violin and piano. (Sheet 
music edition, B. 458) © June 4, 1923; 
ZhesAune 27 « E, 565288; Carl Fischer, 
New York. 9834 


CrEPUSCULO; no. 1, duet, transcribed by 
FE. Hague tof U. Ss (Spanish and 
English words; © June 16, 1923: 2 c. 
June 20; E 564933; Eleanor Hague, 
Stockbridge, Mass. (© arrangement) 


835 


CrIcKE?’s (THE) CARNIVAL; from suite 
no. 4, characteristic dance, by Justin 
Ring and Fred W. Hager tof U. Su, 
art. by j.skine. ©) 1.c: June 9” 1923 - 
FE, 562902; F. Wallace Rega, New 
York. 9836 


CRICKETS’ sonc; by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer tof U. $1; piano. (On the 
lawn no: 2), 3.@, July .9;) $923.< 2°; 
July 13; FE 563739; Arthur P. Schmidt 
co., Boston. 9837 


duet and dance, from The insect 
play, by the brothers Capek, English 
verses by Clifford Bax, music by Fred- 


eric Austin tof Great Britain’ © May 
14, 1923.* A ve. 5 Jane .2'¢0> E45, 566290- 
Boosey & co., London. 9838 


‘Cross THE RockiEs; march, by Arthur 
C. Morse tof U. Si: piano. © May 
18, 1923; 2 c. May 28: E 564491; 
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. [© ar- 
rangement} 9839 


CROSSING THE BAR; twords by Alfred 
Tennysoni, music by T. Bath Glasson 


tof U. Sa; high or medium, in F. 
(Fischer edition, no. 5263) © May 
TAO 2 re Max 4a 64 122 


_ J. Fischer & bro., New York. 9840 
Crown (THE); book of gospel songs 
for Christian work and worship, by 
N. L. McBrayer and others jof U..S.1, 
ed. and compiled by Emmett S. Dean, 
Jas. W. Gaines and B. B. Edmiaston 
(Or Ue sa temo! ©). Lain 7, LOZse 
2c. and aff: Apr. 19; A 703990; Trio 
music co., Waco, Tex. 9841 


CROWNING THE Curist; words by Wal- 
ter Russell, music by C. F. Allen tof 
Disa. Ou nne 12. 1923 -.2 cs jane 
14; F 563051; Charles F. Allen, Phil- 
adelphia. 9842 


613 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9843 


pt. I11, n. s., v. 18 


CRYING For you; words by R. H. But- 
ler, music by in F. Roberts tof U. Sa 
New York, Manhattan music co. © 
May 1, 1923; Zt... May 3? By 562101 § 
Robert H. Butler, Tampa, Fla. 9843 


(CUDDLE-UDDLE UP; words by Mitchell 
Parish, music by Eleanor Young and 
Harry ‘DD? Squirés*tof U.- Sa! © May 
gh, 19233. Arc... June. s.4562728 = “Foe 
Morris music co., New York. 9844 


CUMMARA MIA; canzonetta comica, 
‘versi di G. Tetamo, musica di A. Ba- 
rile of Italyi; mandolino acc. Na- 
ples, Klarophone record co. 4to. 
Mayr l,«19235 Tic. May.25e 8h, 566146 : 
Italian book co., New York. 9845 


Cut-out (THE); Charleston swing, 
from How come, words and music 
by Ben Harris, Henry Creamer and 


Will H. Vodery tof U. Si © May 

PS alO23>. 2 1c) May. 283 i y564521: 

Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 
9846 


CuT YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE; fox- 
thot “by”, billy “\amies TOL Wi oul ade ie 
By frank (H. “Barry lot Wes. reve 
by Theo. Morse; orch., with words. 
Feist’ed, 4f0. ©; Tutie 23, 1923 2 & 
June 25; E 565203; Leo Feist, inc., 
New York. (© arrangement; 9847 


CuT YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE AND 
MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME; words and 
melody by Billy James tof U. Si © 
1c. June 20,1923; 'E 563216; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 9848 


CyYDALISE ET LE CHBPVRE-PIED; ballet en 
deux actes et trois tableaux, de G. A. 
de Caillavet et Robert de Flers tof 
France, musique de Gabriel Pierné 
(of France}; partition piano seul. 4to. 
© May '5) 192351 ciMay 17; 1D'26451; 
Heugel, Paris. 9849 


par Gabriel Pierné of 
Hrancel; partition) onch.\/i1°" suite 
d’orchestre.—2™* suite d’orchestre. 
May,.5, 192391 ve.,each, Miayn13: 
FE 566086, 566087; Heugel, Paris. 
9850, 9851 


Czerny (C.) 30 nuovi studi del mec- 


canismo; di C. Czerny, op. 849, nuova 
ed. riveduta da Felice Boghen of 
fialyie apie) Edizionty sCarischiy 1 (© 
May 7, 1923; 1c. June 8; E, 566383; 
A. & G. €arisch & c.,..Milan. 9852 


DA DRAUSSEN AM ‘THURYGRUND; ein 
wiener chanson, worte von Kurt 
Breuer ,of Austria}, musik von Béla 


Laszky ;of Hungary; © Feb. 5, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; EF 566195; L. Doblinger 
(B. Herzmansky), Vienna. 9853 


Dap; words and music by T. A. Huson 
rof U. Sa. © June 22, 192382 © June 
27; E 565247; Thomas Alfred Huson, 
Berkeley, Calif. 9854 


Dappy; words and music by A. E. 
Saunders rof, U. Sa; , piano with 
words... ©. 1G Wane vase 
564808; Alice E. Saunders, Roches- 
fer: Ne Ne 9855 


Dappy DEAR; words by Julia and Ruth 
Cunningham, music by G. E. Johnson 
of U.S. © May iz: eee 2c. Nay 
12; E 564148; George E . Johnson, 
Washington. 9856 


Dapby EASE IT: TO ME; words and mel- 


ody by L.. Fowler tof UxSa* © 1c. 
May 23, 1923; .— 5643/4; Weniiel 
Fowler, New York. 9857 


DApDDY 0’ MINE; words and music by 
J. F. Adams tof U. $., arr. by New- 
ell Cummins ‘of Ui'Sar4© 126% July. 
12, 1923; E 565602; J. Frank Adams, 
Denison, Tex. 9858 


words by O. Morgan, mu by 
Ee. S..S. Aumtigetomy yor see © 
1 c. June 28, 1923. E 563398 ; Gen 
Morgan, Chester, Pa. 9859 


DAGMAR THE SLAVE GIRL; dance no. 2, 
by \G., HH. .Emmans, (of 035.5, piano: 
Ql ve. May 18 19235 men s64270; 
George Harmon Emmans, Washing- 


ton. 9860 


—— dance no. 3, 4, by G. H. Emmans 
tof U.) Sais’ piatio.A, @t 1) weqeach: May 
22; 1923. co 562586, 562587; George 
Harmon Emmans, Washington. 

9861, 9862 


—— incidental music, by George Em- 
imans“fof UW; Sf =Photesiatt 2c 
May 14, 1923; E 558756; Stafford 
Pemberton, bie 9863 


Poe number, by G. H. Emmans 
fof ,,U: :S.1 sapiane. (iO) beet May 22 
1923 ; E 562588; George Harmon Em- 
mans, Washington. 9864 


DAILY EXERCISES (Ejercicios diarios) ; 
by André Maquarre tof U. S.1; flute. 
(Schirmer’s scholastic series, v. 140) 


obl. 8vo. © June 1, 1923; 2c. June 
6; E 564619; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 9865 


614 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


DaINTY, FINE, SWEET NYMPH; madrigal, 
by Thomas Morley, arr. by A. 
Davidson tof U. Sa; four-pt. chorus, 
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. (Har- 
vard university glee club collection : 
Concord series, no. 43) © June 9, 
1923-°2c. June 12; FE 564772;-E. .C. 
Schirmer music co., Boston. 9866 


DAMASCUS; intermezzo, by Georgia Mc- 
Nally, arr. by Tom Clark tof U. Sa; 
orch. with piano conductor. (Special 
series, no. 30) © May 25, 1923; 2c. 
May 31; E 562714; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. (© arrangement) 9867 


_ DANCE oF THE FLOWER-GIRLS ; by Joseph- 
-ine C. Smith tof U. $1; piano. 

May 10, 1923; 2c. May 14; E 564135; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 9868 


DANCE OF THE MARIONETTE; by Arthur 
Hartman rof U. 5.1 op. 35, no. 3; violin 
and piano. (Five first position pieces) 
fermen cs. 192552) c, ‘Jaine, 275° 
563390 Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 9869 


DANCE oF THE sTARS; by Paul Lawson 
ay U. Sa; piano. (Young recitalist, 
2) *@) June 14;. 192352 c. June 

18: E 563166; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 9870 


DANCE OF THE SYLPHS; by EF. Markham 
Lee sof Great Britain, ed. by Ernest 
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no. 
9205: Primary division) © May 18, 
1923; 1c. June 11; E 566728; J. Cur- 
wen & sons, Itd., London. 9871 


DANCE WITH ME; from Golden goose, 
words by Harold MacGrath, melody 
by V. H. Miller and F. Jackson tof 
W Say_- ares by: Vier; Miller... ©) dc. 
May 16, 1923; E 564182; Victor Henri 
_ Miller and Frederic Jackson, Syracuse, 
NY. 9872 


DANCER (THE) IN THE PATIO; tango, by 
C. Repper rof U. Si; piano. © May 
Peed 925" Ue ica Mayn 263) FE 564468: 
Charles Repper, Boston. 9873 


DANCING BLUES; words by W. L. John- 
son, music by Sylvia Forrest tof U. S.1; 
piano with words. © June 2, 1923; 
2 c. June 20; E 564951; Walter ‘L. 
Johnson, Shinnston, W. Va. 9874 


DANDELION; play in two acts for chil- 
dren. words and music by M. L. Hicks 


tte sa OQ yl Jc. Marit 22,. 1923; 
D 26430; Margaret L. Hicks, Brook- 
lyn. 9875 


“DANZA SIBERIANA: by 


9885 


DANDELIONS; three-part song, words by 
Helen G. Cone, music by Shirley D. 
Nevin tof U. S.1; female voices. 4to. 
(School choruses) © June 14, 1923; 
1c. June 18; E 563160; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 9876 


DANS UN’CHARRETT; couplets, de l’opé- 
rette Ciboulette, livret de Robert de 
Flers et Francis de Croisset, musique 


de Reynaldo Hahn of France) © 
May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29: 566272; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 9877 


DANSE DE CyYDALISE; de Cydalise et le 
chévre-pied, de Gabriel Pierné tof 
France}; piano. (Morceaux détachés, 
no. 4) . ©. May 5, 1923; 1c. May 17; 
E 566069; Heugel, Paris. (© aitange: 

9878 


ment] 


DANSE DE MNESILLA; de Cydalise et le 
chevre-pied, de Gabriel Pierné tof 
France}; piano. (Morceaux détachés, 
no. 2) GiiMay: 5, 1923: Tc.. May 47: 
E 566067; Heugel, Paris. (© arrange- 
ment) 9879 


DANSE DES SUIVANTES ET DU NEGRILLON 
rand) PAs DES BILLETS pouXx; de Cyda- 
lise et le chevre-pied, de Gabriel Pierné 
tof Francel; piano. (Morceaux dé- 
tachés, no. 6) (Cover-title: Pas des 
suivantes et du négrillon: Pas des bil- 
lets doux) © May 5,.1923; 1c. May 
17; E 566071; Heugel, Paris. (© ar- 
rangement} 9880 


DANSE JOYEUSE; by E. Avon, arr. by 
Roland S. Klump rof U. S.1; full orch. 


(iG ela. dy.) 983 +..2, G4) Jime Ay 
564834; Cundy- Bettoney co., Boston. 
(© arrangement 9881 


DANZA ORIENTALE; by A. Cavalcabo tof 


U. Sa; pf. solo pt. with orch. cues 
for conductor. © 1c. May 22, 1923; 
E 562583; Arturo Cavalcabo, New 
York. = Nal 9882 


G. T. Nicotra 
tof Italyi; piano. © May 10, 1923; 
2c. May 14; F 564134; G. Schirmer, 
inc., New York. -9883 


DARKIES MINSTREL SHOW; words by 
R. EF. Schumann, music by H. Richard 
il SOMME Or lola 2 chine 
20; E 564973: Ruth E. Schumann, 
Williamsport, Pa. 9884 


DARKTOWN CAPERS; melody by Clarence 
Johnson and Clarence Williams of 
Wi sas@idien July 17,'1923 +2, 565685 - 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., 


New York. 9885 


615 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9886 


DarRLING, I AM GROWING OLD; words by 
M. Duckett, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S$. 
© 1c. June 21, 1923; E 563236; Mur- 
ray Duckett, Los Angeles. 9886 


Dartinc I po Love you; words by M. E. 
Montooth, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton rof U. Si © 1c. June 14, 1923; 
FE, 563002: Marvin E. Montooth, Pasa- 
dena, Calif. 9887 


Darn (A) coop cry; fox’ trot from 
The rise of Rosie O’Reilly, words and 
music by Geo. M. Cohan tof U. Si 
@©«aJunél -4;51923 > Zire.’ JanerilZs.E 


562974: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 9888 
Das IST ZWAR UNMORALISCH, © ABER- 


cHIc! aus der dreiaktigen operette, Die 
schénste der frauen, worte von Richard 
Kessler und Will Steinberg, musik 
von Walter Bromme of Germany}, 
klavier arr. von Otto Lindemann of 
Germany: © Mar. 24, 1923; 1 c. May 
IZ: EF. 557915;: Drei masken-verlag, 
Berlin. 9889 


Wavico. CV, ye brois, chants: a amour 
musique de V. Davico tof France) 
Contents: 1. L’heure exquise; poésie 
de Paul Verlaine—2Z. L’esclave; poésie 
de Jean Lahor.—3. Green; poésie de 
Br Veriaige,  <C) “Apt. 20, 1925515 Cc. 
May 9: EF 557823; Delrieu fréres, Nice. 
France. 9890 


Davin WoosteR; words by George W. 
Bradford, music by Ralph Soule tof 
Uv Sia © May 1119235) 2c." May 14; 
E 564155; College of Wooster, Woos- 
ter, O 9891 


DAY DREAMS; words and music by 
H. B. Kohorn tof U. Si Cleveland, 
O., Ballad music co. © June 4, 1923; 
2c. June 4; EF 562811; H. B. Kohorn, 
Cleveland. 9892 


words by Mrs. C. H. Rendleman, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. 
of: Ethel, Pusher,” of .W: Sal©i ec: 
June 21, 1923; EF, 563229; Mrs. C. H. 
Rendleman, Ankerton, Alta., et. 
9893 


=o IWwOLGS, Dy;.b., Efitsck,;.aniusic cby. 
Sylvia Forrest tof U. $1; piano with 
words. © June 2, 1923; 2 c. June 20; 
E 564952; Paul Fritsch, Cobb, ee 
9 


words by T. A. Macie, music by 
Georee, Guat, jr. jot, Ul Sh, arte iby 
Theo.” G Heath: (of "or OC) yk, c. 
June 6, 1923; E 564654; Thomas A. 
Macie, Chicago. 9895 


pt. UT, @ stv. fo 


DAyY-DREAMS OF you; words by Philan- 
der Johnson, music by Clay Smith 
tof U. S1 © May 25, 1923; 2 c. May 


28; FE 564551 ;* Theo. “Presser co:, 
Philadelphia. 9896 
Days; words and music by Edna 


O’Dell Bird tof -U. S54; with’ violin 
and. cello. obl. (©) Get) 1658920) 2 ic 
Apr.’ 23, 19235°"2 Se4a05- 6 aon iA 
Rue O’Dell Bird, Cedar Springs, 
Mich. 9897 


DE HAPPY HUNTING GROUN’; words and 
music by N. V. Moren tof U. Si°© 
1c. June 7, 1923; E 562873; Nettie V. 
Moren, Paris, Ill. 9898 


DEAR ALMA MATER; O cherished home- 
land, by" L. Ri Lewis (er U0 tall 
band. Tufts College, Mass., Austin 
Barclay Fletcher fund. (Jn Music 
of Tufts college, serial no. 9) 
Jane 12)" 19225. 2 6) Midwest oe. 
562544; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass. 9899 


DEAR CHAPEL BELL; words by Edward 
Israel Cohen, music by Alexander 
Horne tof U. Si, piano acc. adapted 
by Lamont fof U.. 81 4to. (Music 
of Tufts college, no. 47) © June 4, 
1919; 2°c. May 21, 19235 5% 602504 
Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 

9900 


DEAR DREAM; words and melody by 
J. AY Riehison ret U.S ae i r= 
thur.. Fisk’ tof U.<Sh “@llee* fare °20, 
1923; E 564919; Janet Andrews Rich- 
ison, Santa Cruz, Calif: 9901 


DEAR GIRL OF MINE; words by M. An- 
derson, music by Lawrence Dudley 
tof U. $1; piano, with words. © 
May 10, 1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565375; 
Martha Anderson, Port Jarvis, N. Y. 

9902 


DEAR HEART; words and music by Mar- 
guerite Lawrence Test tof U. S.1; in 
if flat.) © July: (13, 19232 60 ee Naily, 
16; E, 563863; Clayton F. Summy co., 
Chicago. 9903 


‘DEAR LITTLE DINKY ForD; words by M. 


E. Lapier, melody by Arthur Fisk 
(Ody ao 


9904 


DEAR LITTLE GIRL; words by Harry 
Vandor, melody by J. Taggart tof 
Us goa lic. Marval. 
564878; Jean Taggart, New York. : 

990 


Cisco. 


616 


1923; Ee 


~ 


©. t.c; June 21,:1923:, E34 
563249; Mary E. Lapier, San Fran- 


‘no. 7, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


9926 


DEAR LITTLE Girt, I AM CRYING FOR 

- you; words by A. Barrington, music 
by Clarence J. Koch tof U. Su. 
1c. June 7, 1923; EF 564745; Arthur 
Barrington, Philadelphia. 9906 


DEAR LITTLE GIRL OF MINE; words by 
R. T. Mills, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U.S. 
© lc. July 2, 1923; E 565368; R. T. 
Mills, Grinnell, Ia. 9907 


DEAR LITTLE MOTHER OF MINE; words 
by L. D. Bradley, music by E. S$. 5. 
Huntington pof U. Si © 1c. May 
26, 1923; E 562671; Lorna D. Brad- 
ley, Canton, O. 9G08 


DEAR LITTLE SWEET LITTLE You; words 


by Violet Pearl Ryer, music by 
Grace’ LL, Brown tof U. S21. South 
Bend, Ind., Grace L. Brown. © June 


1, 1923; 2c. June 16; E 564857; Ryer- 
Brown, South Bend, Ind. 9909 


DEAR MOTHER; words by E. DeWick, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S1 © 1c. May 
25, 1923; E 564415; Esmarelda De- 
Wick, South Orange, N. J. 9910 


DEAR MOTHER HOW HAPPY [| WILL BE; 
waltz ballad, words by W. Guzofski, 
music by M. Paul Mangan of U. 8.1 
© 1c. May 26, 1923; E 564727; Wal- 
ter Guzofski, Glenlyon, Pa. 9911 


Dear Moruer YALE; words and music 
by J. F. Adams tof U. S., arr. by 
Newell Cummins jof U. Su; Piano 
with words. ©1c. July 12, 1923; E 
565600; J. Frank Adams, Denison, 
Tex. 9912 


DEAR OLD-FASHIONED GRANNY; words 
by Rachel Ann Neiswender, music 
by B. I. Meek tof. U. Sa Topeka, 
Kan., Meek music pub. co. © June 
16, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 564984; 
Birdie Irene Meek, Topeka, Kan. 

9913 


Dear orp Montana; words by G. Blod- 
gette, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
Uy wassarr; by Theo: G.. Beach sof 
Be S5 © lic: june6,. 1923; 564655; 

Grace Blodgette, Billings, Mont. 
9914 


“DEAR OLD MOTHER; words by B. W. 
Brothers, music by Valeria Gordon 
cof U. Sa; piano, with words. © 

May 10, 1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565374; 
Bryan Wm. Brothers, Phillipsburg, 
Kan. ! 9915 


i 
DEAR OLD PIKES PEAK; words by A. 


Kessler, music by E. S. S$. Hunting- 
ton jor OU) Si ©. 1c May 16," 1923; 
E 564224: Anna Kessler, Marengo, 
Ta" 9916 


DEAREST CHILD; words and music by 
Ce NE Cox for U 258° ©) he opis 
1923; E 562569; George Norris Cox, 
San Jose, Calif. 9917 


DEARIE; words by H. A. Edwards, mu- 
sic by John F. Ryan sof U. Su 
Pedgopaly.) 13) 492301563055 vec. 
Edwards, East Calgary, Alberta, Can- 
ada. 9918 


Drpussy (CLAUDE) Ballade; de C. De- 
bussy, transcription de H. Mouton of 
Belgium: ; orch. avec piano conducteur. 


(Euterpéia, no. 6) © June 19, 1923; 


Jc. July,7; E 566893; Jean. Jobert, 
Paris. {© transcription 9919 


— Danse; de C. Debussy, orchestrée 
par H. Mouton rof Belgium); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. © June 19, 
(S255 i lic suly. 7° a> 500892 * lead 
Jobert, Paris. (© orchestration) 

992 

DECEITFUL BLUES; words and melody by 
Perry Bradford tof U. $., arr. by Phil 
Worde “or WU! Si v@e 1 6? huner 4, 
1923; E, 562776; Perry Bradford mu- 
sic pub. co., Néw York. 9921 


DEcIsIon ; words and music by E. Spears 
tof U. Sa, arr. by James Scott tof 


Wei Say toh *©xnJutie9 21923 %. 2". 
June 11; E 564761; Elsie Spears, 
Kansas City, Mo. 9922 


DECORATION DAY; -words by M. A, 
Roland, music by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
doe. jane 2151923: 563232 :. MAA: 
Roland, New York. 9923 


DEEDLE-DEE-DEE DrErRoIT; words and mu- 
sic by Sidney’ Holden, Howard Simon 
- and Richard W. Pascoe tof U. Si © 
June 5, 1923; 2 c. June 22; E 565017; 
Chamberlain co., Detroit. 9924 


DEFENSEURS (LES) DE VERDUN; de 
Francis Popy tof France); harmonie 
oul tatriare! 4io. /@n Jan../22,.,1922 
Antes Kebi+ 105 31923's Kr 5564503 E. 
Gaudet, Paris. 9925 


DEFRESNE (ANDRE) ‘Trois chants grecs; 
poémes de Guillot de Saix, musique 
de A. Defresne tof France} Contents: 
1. Eros.—2. Pour Mnasidika.—3. Les 
trois couronnes. © June 21, 1923; 
1c. July 7; E 566879; Max Eschig, 
Paris. 9926 


617 


. CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9927 


Detr’s (THE) awa’; Scottish folk song, 
words by Burns set to tune The hemp 
dresser, arr. by W. G. Whittaker tof 
Great Britain); cho. of men’s voices. 
Curwen ed. 4to. © June 6, 1923; 
Ic. Jime™ lo+"E, 2566723.- J. Cutwen 
& sons, Itd., London. 9927 


DELIBES (CLEMENT PHILIBERT LEo) La 
source; ballet suite, by L. Delibes tof 
France}, arr. by Frank Winterbottom 
tof England); full. military band. 
(Orpheus military band edition: Or- 
pheus journal, no. 129) Contents: 1. 
Pas des écharpes (Scarf dance)—2. 
Scene d’amour (Love scene )—3. Varia- 
tion.—4. Danse circassienne. © May 
7, 4923 2 e® May 22% 1 5600466 fk. 
Lafleur & sons., Itd., London. 9928 


DELIZIA ETERNA; mazurka, by Fernando 
Ligotti tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York, arr. by Pietro Eliseo tof Italy, 
domiciled at New York; piano. © 
dete icine aay LO2O: Ra BOaar sik. 
Eliseo & son, New York. 9929 


DEPARTED DAYS; nocturne, by (Louis)-— 


Gauthier, ed. and rev. by Jeannette 
Gauthier tof U. S.1; piano. Lowell, 
Mass., Kershaw’s music store. © 


June 20, 1923; 2c. June 22; E, 563263; 
Ita M. Hutchinson O’Croly, Lowell. 
‘(© editing and revising) 9930 


DESERT NIGHT; words and melody by 
J. A. Richison tof U. Sa, arr. by Ar- 
@hur Fisk sof U.S.1'°© L-c. June 25, 
1923; E 565068; Janet Andrews Richi- 
Sony oaitanc cuz) Walit, 9931 


DEUXIEME BERCEUSE; par Max Guil- 
laume jof France) op. 64; pour violon- 
celle ou violon avec acc. de piano. © 
June 19, 1923; 1 c. July 7;.E 566883; 
Barrau, Luchon, France. 9932 


DEWirr’s (L. O.) THEATRICAL BUDGET; 
rey. by jjewS. peredy 10fU) Sa;.full 
orch): Atos, 4s Apres 1025 2c. 
May 12; E, 562223; Carl Fischer, New 
York. (© arrangement 9933 


DIAMOND WALTZ; by Domenico Tripepi 
fof Italy, domiciled at New Yorki; 
New York, Eden music pub. co. 
Van 1e 1923) 2%; lay (22s) 562614 - 
Joseph Palazzolo, New York. 9934 


DiICHIARAMENTO “FE 4 GUAPPE SBRUFFUNE ; 
versi di Guglielmo Onofri, musica di 
Mario Nicolo jof Italy, domiciled at 


Mew Yon: nl Gaba s, O23 2 
E 563646; Ernesto Rossi, New ne 
993 


pt. 111,aws., v.18 


Dick's UKULELE METHOD; showing how 
to apply chords on the ukulele, ukalua, 
ukulele-banjo, taropatch and tenor ban- 
jo (uke tuning), by Richard. Wesley 
Konter tof U. Si © June 1, 1923; 
2c. June 2; aff. June 15; A 705830: 
Richard W. Konter, Brooklyn. 9936 


Dip you sEE My RosE; words by C. L. 
Grovebough, music by George Graff, 
jr. rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
lof U. Si © Pf ce June'a7, 1923--E 
965215; C. L. Grovebough, St. James, 
Minn. 9937 


Dinky Jappy; fox-trot, words by Ed- 
ward Oxenford, music by Horace Bev- 
erly tof Great Britain © May 8, 
1923; 1c. May 24; EF 566059: Lareine 
& co., London. 9938 


DIPPER MOUTH BLUES; melody by J. 
Oliver rof U. Sa, arr. by Lillian John- 
son fof U. $1 ©°1 c.'May 21) 1923: 
i, 565369; Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 

9939 


DirTY HANDS, DIRTY FACE; in Bombo, 
words bv Al Jolson, Edgar Leslie and 
Grant Clarke, music by James V. 
Monaco tof U. S1 © May 28, 1923: 
Zc. May 28; EF 564529; Clarke & Les- 
lie songs, inc., New York. 9940 


DIsMANTLED (THE) sHIp; words by 
Walt Whitman, music by Eugene 
Bonner rof U.S. op.8,no. 3. (Ches- 
ter library) © June 18, 1923: 1c. 
June 20; E 564935; J. & W. Chester, 
Itd., London. 9941 


DissIPATIN’ MAMA BLUES; words and 
melody by D. Pelunis rof U. Si © 
1 c. May 26, 1923; E 564483; Dorothy 
Pelunis, Los Angeles. 9942 


DrxIk PARADISE; words and music by 
O. Campos of U. Su, arr. by Arthur 
Fisk fof U. Si © 1. June 20, 1923: 
FE, 564921; Oliver Campos, Irvington, 
Calif. 9943 


DIxtE SMILES; words by H. J. Garver, 
melody ‘by -Arnoid, T, ax tott.U.. 5. 
© 1c. June 13, 1923; E 563472: Her- 
bert J :Garver) oie: 9944 


Do A GooD TURN DAILY; march song, by 
Jeff Morgan tof U. Sj Cincinnati, 
O., Fillmore music house. 4to. 1. 
Band.—2. Orch. © May 12, 1923; 
2c. each May 14; E 564119, 564120: 
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 


9945, 9946 


618 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


9968 


Do Not ASK ME TO GO WITHOUT JESUS; 
words by W. C. Poole, music by 
B. D. Ackley tof U. Si © June 18, 
1923; 2 c. June 25; E 565093; Homer 
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. . 9947 


Do RE MI; words by R. Duncan, music 
by R. and V. Duncan tof U. S1 © 
1 c. May 29, 1923; E 562706; Rosetta 
and Vivian Duncan, New York. 9948 


Do you, DON’T YOU, WILL YOU, WON’T 
YOU, LOVE ME T00; from the Passing 
show of 1922, words and music by 
George A. Little, Larry Schaetzlein 
Bice toward™ bros: ‘fof U. Sa" '© 
June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 9; E 562916; 
Jerome H. Remick & co., New en 


DoueERty; humorous song, words and 
music by Ernest Shand jof England); 
fe iota and, tonic sol-fa_ nota- 
tions) © Mar. 20, 1923; 1c. June 15; 
E, 566565; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. -9950 


DoING THE RITZ; words and melody by 
Irving Bibo and Leo Wood cof U. Si, 
arr. by Leo Wood. © 1c. May 24, 
1923; E 564405; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. 9951 


Dotoroso; valse hésitation, by Volde- 
mar Bernardirof France; 1. Piano.— 
2. Chanson; paroles de Pierre d’Amor. 
© July 10, 1923; 1 c. each July 11; 
E 566962, 566963; Société anonymes 
des éditions Ricordi, Paris. 


9952, 9953 


Don PrP; words and melody by J. D. 
Cancelmoe tot WS." ©.l..c ‘May3l, 
1923; E 564567; Joseph D. Cancelmo, 
Philadelphia. 9954 


Don’t ASK ME WHyY; words by J. R. 
moicuter, music. by L!, Wainer of 
ia on ©) Alec. . June l4. 19233}: KE 
563094; Lee Wainer and Jack R. 
Dichter, Philadelphia. 9955 


Don’t CRY ABOUT ME; words by Harry 
De Mund, melody by J. E. Aldridge 
and ,'Chick -Fisher of U..S.i, arr. by 
J2: Aldridge. .©) 1c. July 18.1923: 
E 563947; James E. Aldridge, New 
York. 9956 


Don’t ForcET I’M WAITING; words by 
Rae Schneider, melody by Harold 
Longenbach tof U. $.1,. arr. sby L..L. 
VosBurgh tof U. $1 © 1c. May 31, 
19235) Fy 56495415. LW .& S: music .pub. 
co., Match Chunk, Pa. 9957 


1905-233 


Don’? LEAVE ME, LITTLE Gypsy; words 


by R. Weiss, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington fof U. S;1 © 1c. May 
10, 1923; E 562181; Ruth Weiss, 
Rigby, Id. 9958 


Don’? LEAVE ME NOW, PRETTY BABY; 
words by Billy Tracy, music by Dan 
Dougherty tof U. Si © May 3, 
1923; 2 c. May 8; E 562109; Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. 9959 


Don’t MIND THEM UNCLE; words by J. 
Crosby, music by George Graff, jr. 
tof U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
fof U. Si>°-© lc. July: 5, 1923: E 
565443; Jack Crosby, Boston. 9960 


Don’t NEED NOBODY TO TELL, ME I's IN 
BAD; words by Mercedes Gilbert, mel- 
ody by Jimmy Johnson jof U. Si; © 
I ¢ June 19, 1923; E 563134: Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 9961 


Don’t NEVER TELL NOBODY WHAT YOUR 
GOOD MAN CAN Do; words by Merce- 
des Gilbert, melody by Jimmy John- 
son (of U.S1 ©1lc. June 19, 1923; 
FE, 563135; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 9962 


Don’t sAy NAy, DELorE May; words 
by William P. Mohr, music by H. 
Richard sof U. Si © May 10, 1923: 
2c. June 20; E 564993; W. P. Mohr, 
st. Louis. 9963 


Don’t SAY THAT YOU WON’? CRY; words 
and music by H. Eller jof U. Sy © 
1 c. May 25, 1923; E 564410: Herman 
Eller, New York. 9964 


Don’? SHIMMY NO MoRE; words by 
T. A. Dorsey and Joe Meake, melody 
by Joe Meake.tof U. Su, arr. by 
T. A. Dorsey tof U. Si © lc. June 
28, 1923; FE 563403: Thomas Andrew 
Dorsey. Chicago. 9965 


Don’? SING ME THE BLUES, DEAR I’ TOO 
LATE NOW; words and music by Elmer 
Barr, Mort’ Bosley and Frank West- 
phal tof U. Si © May 3, 1923-152 \c. 
May 8; E 562107; Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. 9966 


Don’? SPRAK OF THE PAST; words by E. 
DeWick, melody by Herman pes 
(pseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S, © 
1 c.. May 25, 1923: E 564416; Es- 
marelda DeWick, South Orange, N. Te 

9967 


Don’t worRY BUT SMILE; words by H. F. 
: Cook, music by Otto Bonnell tof U. Sa 
Oil City, Pa.,. Shaffer music house. 
© May 18, 1923; 2 ¢. May 16; E 
562735; Harry F. Cook, Oil City, Pa. 
9968 


619 


CATALOGUE OF: COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


9969 


pt. I11,n.s., v. 18 


Don’t you KNow; words and melody by 
Jack Pashnerae. jC: Pashner, 
of UW. ISAO ef Juner2iyni923>. E, 
563254; John Chas. Tashner, Jersey 
City. 9969 


Don’t YOU WANT TO BE LOVED; words by 
G. Detrick, music by George Graff, jr. 
rof U. Su, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
Le. Seet@ al ce Game. 27, 192341 
565234: Gertrude Detrick, Beaumont, 
Tex. 9970 


DorINE UND DER ZUFALL; lustspiel mit 

- musik in drei akten, von Fritz Grun- 
baum und Wilhelm Sterk tof Austria, 
musik von Jean Gilbert tof Germany), 
bearb. von Hans Joseph Vieth of Ger- 
many1; klavierauszug mit text. 
Mar. 15, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 21; D 26437; 
Rondo verlag, Berlin. 9971 


_DousLEs wNoTes; par J. C. Kessler, 
choisie revue, doigtée et annotée par 
I. Philipp tof France:; piano. (Col- 
lections du menestrel. Anthologie 
pianistique, 4° série, no. 76) © May 
5, 1923: 1 c.. May 18; E 566090; 
Heugel, Paris. © collection, revision, 
fingering and annotation) 9972 


Dousrtinc MAMA BLUES; words by F. 
Cox, music by Theo. G. Beach tof 
U. S: New York, Frank Harding. 
© July 2, 1923; 2c. July 3; E 563490; 
Frances Cox, Tulsa, Okl. 9973 


DowN AMONG THE SLEEPY HILLS OF 
TENNESSEE; fox trot, by Young, Lewis 
and Meyer, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz 
Of U:. Sa, “played! ‘by “Claretice’’ M. 
Jones tof U. Si (Recordo, word roll, 
no. 67760) Music rolh © May 25, 
1923; 2c. June 9; E 562926; Recordo 
player roll co., Chicago. (© editing 
and interpretation 9974 


Down AND OUT BLUES; words and mu- 
sie bya did Wa Mehr tol MUR Sa t Bir 
mingham, Ala., Mehr’s music store. © 
May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 12s, 562425 ; 
Libbie Williams Mehr, Birmingham, 
Ala. 9975 


Down BY THE OLD APPLE TREE; fox trot, 
by Al Wilson and Jas. A. Brennan, 
arr. by Henry Schuckert tof U. S15 
concertina. Chicago, Georgi & Vitak 
music col. © June’ 26,°19235;'2 co June 
27. F 565254: Edward B. Marks mu- 
sic co. New York. (© ee 


DowN CHERRY LANE; by John Mokrejs 
rok Ursin Sun cep. 65% nor 4; “piano: 
May 10, 1923; 2 c. May 19; EF 564284; 
Clayton F. Summy co., banceeni 


DowN HEARTED BLUES; words by Al- 
berta Hunter, music by Lovie Austin 


fof U. (Sy 2) Pune “se ee ae Aric. 
June 13; E 563033; Jack Mills., inc., 
New York. 9978 


DowN HOME GAL; words by V. Incog- 
nito, music by Wen Talbert tof U. Su, 
arr. by Hulbert Esmere tof Great 
Britain, domiciled at Philadelphiai © 
1c. June 27, 1923; EB, SG5245—5 Victor 
Incognito, Philadelphia. 9979 


Down ON THE FARM THEY ALL ASK FOR 
you; words and music by Billy Dale, 
Charles Parrott, Jimmy Adams and 
Harry Harrison tof U. Sa © June 
1,°1923.>.22 ©.) Ue 2 cet SCAG etatcl = 
more music co., inc., New York. 9980 


Down THE JERSEY SHORE; words by 
J. H. Rothery, music by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su. 
New York, Manhattan music co. 
June .20, 1923* 2 ¢. July 223m J0la0! ; 
John H. Rothery, Leadore, Id. 9981 


DowN THE LANE THAT LED TO YOU; 
words and music by A. A. Brooks 
rof England, domiciled at Indianapolisi, 
art) by Harry Le Aliord or. 8.1 
© 1c July 2, 1923; EF 565341; A. A. 
Brooks, Indianapolis. eG 82 


DOWN WHERE THE BUTSERCUPS GREW; 
words by H. F. Forney, music by E. S. 
S. Huntington fof U. Si © 1c. June 
14, 1923; E 563013; Howard F. For- 
ney, Youngstown, O. 9983 


Down WHERE THE VEST BEGINS ; words 
by Marion Gildersleeve, music by 
Marv M. Taylor and J. E. Miller tof 


U.- Sa . © JuneslS +1023. 2nc tne 
29; EF 565335; J. E. Miller, Brooklyn. 
9984 

Down WHERE THE WILLOWS GROW; 


words by M. G. Hawley, music by 
Arnold ‘T... Lax jot Do 15.4) New sy ork, 
Manhattan music co. © June 6, 1923; 
2c. June 7; E 562868; Marie Hawley, 
East Schodach, N. Y. 9985 


DREAM CASTLES; words by D. Igney, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
atr. by Theo. (Gi Beach wor. tou 
© 1c. July, 5, 1923" Eh 565456-. Dera 
Igney, Huntington, Ind. 9986 


DREAM (THE) coTpvace; from Golden 
goose, words by Harold MacGrath, 
melody by V. H. Miller and F. Jack- 
son tof ‘U. Sav" arr. Diy Neg ete let 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564180; Vic- 
tor Henri Miller and Frederic Jackson, — 
Syracuse, N. Y. 9987 


620 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7,.1923 


10007 


DREAM EYES; words by J. Kasiska, mu- 
‘sic by Sylvia Forrest rof U. Si; piano 
with words. © May 21, 1923; 2 c. 
June 20; E 564941; Joseph Kasiska, 
Marquette, Mich. 9988 


DREAM GIRL OF MINE; words by J. T. 
Furlong, music by FE. S. S. Hunting- 
tonsiet U; S71, © Ice June 14, 1923; 
E. 562997:. James TF. Furlong, San 
Francisco. 9989 


DREAM KISS; waltz, by Alfred J. Rienzo, 
arr. by Boosey & co. tof Great Brit- 
ainj; band. London, Boosey & co. 
(In Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 
638) © May 19, 1923; 1 c. June 2; 
E 566284; Herman Darewski music 
pub. co., London. (© arrangement} 

99 


DrEAM (A) OF AN OLD LOG CABIN; 
words by Mrs. M. Leisner, music by 
Hakichara of. WU ..Sa.©. Apr: 4, 
1923; 2c. June 20; E 565006; Mrs. M. 
Leisner, Cincinnati. 9991 


DREAM SHADOWS; unison song, words 
by Agnes M. Miall, music by Ernest 
Austin of England) op. 69, no. 9; in 
E/fat. -4to: Staff and tonic sol+fa 
notations; © May 19, 1923; 1c. May 
19; E 566047; Joseph Henry Larway, 
London. 9992 


DREAMING DREAMS OF You; words by 
J. N. Bailey, music by George Graff, 
jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
(One Ue oT. ©. bye... J ily, 5.1923. 
565435); -Jasper N..- Bailey, Sparta, 
Tenn. 9993 


DREAMING OF MOTHER AND HOME; 
words by M. Britz, music by E. S. S. 
Famtmeton jot “Us Si. © Fe! May 
26, 1923; E 562679; Martin Britz, St. 
- Paul. : 9994 


DREAMING OF MY HOME TOWN; words 
by Montgomery and Kelsey, music 
by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S$; © June 
7, 1923; 2 c. June 6; EF, 564694; Mont- 
gomery & Kelsey, Toronto, Ont., 
Canada. 9995 


- DREAMING OF OLD KENTUCKY; words 
by ©: “Cure, “music by “Harry Jay 
tpseud. of Harry J. Lincoln, of U.S. 
© june 16); 1923); (2 crjune Tes 


564890; Orla Cure, Shelbyville, Ind. 
9996 


DREAMING OF you; words and melody 
Dove arredteld et Uri Si © 
1c. May 29, 1923; FE 562705; Maurice 
H. Friedfeld, Brooklyn. 9997 


—— words by C. W. Stewart, music 
by Franz Drdla, arr. by Walter i 
Goodell tof U. S41; with violin obbl. 
© May 4, 1923; 2 c May 12; E 
562887; Chas. Wilber Stewart and 
Eva M. Stewart, Chicago. 9998 


—— words by J. Brannigan, music by 
John FE. Crotty ror, U.Su, (© iMay 
1819235 2c May 23: JF 562680. 
John Brannigan, Charlestown, Mass. 

9999 


DreAMs; words by F. Maloney, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois [pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S, 1c. June 
21, 1923; EF 563226; Francis Maloney, 
Auburn, N. Y. . 10000 


—— words by Mrs. L. D. Pace, music 
by > $..S.<j)iuntington, tof -U. 4S. 
© 1c. May 26, 1923; E 562689; Mrs. 
Leslie D. Pace, Delta, Utah. 10001 


DREAMY MOMENTS; voluntary, by B. M. 
McWilliams . lof. Ui Sic.atbam o1 
piano. © July 18, 1923; 2c. July 19; 
EK 565720; Benjamin Minis McWil- 
liams, Irwin, Pa. 10002 


DRowsILy COME THE SHEEP; three-part 
chorus, words by Louis V. Ledoux, 
music by David Proctor, arr. by Carl 
Engel tof U. Si; women’s voices. 
(Blue octavo series, secular, no. 
3015) _© June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 7; 
FE 562884; Harold Flammer, inc, 
New York. (© arrangement; 10003 


Drum (THE) AND THE Top; words by 
Bess Brower, music by Mary Wy- 
man Williams tof U. Si; reading 
with music. © June 21, 1923; 2 c. 
June 25; E 565200; Clayton F. Sum- 
my co., Chicago. 10004 


DruNnKarp’s (A) FATE; words by P. W. 
Yarbrough, music by Elliott. Mark- 
ham of U. $1; piano with words. 
@© May 21,°1923; 2 c. June 20: E 
564943; P. W. Yarbrough, George 
West, Tex. 10005 


Du ALTER STEFANSTURM; text von Ju- 
lius Wilhelm, musik von Edmund 
Kysler tof Austria} © Apr. 6, 1923; 
1c. June 13; E 566628; Gabor Stei- 
ner (Leo Singer & co.), Vienna. 


10006 


Du BRAUCHT NUR TREU ZU SEIN; wal- 
zerduett aus der dreiaktigen operette 
Madi, worte von Alfred Griinwald 
und Leo Stein, musik von Robert 
Stolz rof Austria; op. 450°. © Mar. 
28; 19234 Acye May 172 0E 9597026: 
Drei-masken verlag, Berlin. 10007 


621 


10008 


Du DARFST ALLES, WAS DU WILLST, MEIN 
sCHATz; duett, aus der dreiaktigen 
operette Madi, worte von Alfred 
Griinwald und Leo Stein, musik von 
Robert Stolz tof Austria) op. 450’. 
© Mar. 28, 1923; 1 c. May 17; E 
557925; Drei-masken verlag, eae 


Du KLEINE FEE, DU KLEINE SCHAMPUS- 
FEE; shimmy duett aus der_operette 
Madi, worte von Alfred Grunwald 
und Leo Stein, musik von Robert 
Stolz tof Austria; op. 450". © Mar. 
28; 1923<,1 ¢c: May 1755) 55/922; 
Drei-masken verlag, Berlin. 10009 

Du NuR ALLEIN; worte von Benno 
Vigny rof France, musik von Artur 
M. Werau rof Austria; op. 601. © 
Dec; 31,1922; 1c. May 29, 1923; E 
566200; L. Doblinger (B. Herzman- 
sky), Vienna. 10010 


Ducx’s (THE) QuACK; barnyard jazz- 
boree, words and music by Hannibal 
Maguire tof U. Si © May 21, 1923; 
2 c. May 22; E 562625; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 10011 


232 fox=tnot, oy tasinipal 
Maguire tof U. Sa, arr. by Wm. 
Schulz tof U. Sa; orch. Feist ed. 
Ato. © June 19, 1923; 2 c. June 20; 
E, 563206; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 10012 


Durenas (Leonor) Vals; by Leonor 
Duenas of Chilej; piano. © 1. 
June 6, 1923; E 564677; Eugenio Vi- 
dal, New York. 10013 


Durer (Tue); words by Mrs. F. C. 
James, music by Lawrence Dudley 
rof U. S.; piano with words. 4to. 
@ Ape. 12, 1923"2% "pane A; E 
562786; Mrs. Fletcher C. James, Des 
Plaines, Ill. 10014 


Duo FOR ONE VIOLIN; adapted on the 
theme of Yradier’s La paloma, by 
Joseph Pandolfo tof U. 5. © May 
15, 1923; 2c. June 7; EF 562883; New 
York courier, New York. 10015 


Dus BINTEL BRIEF; words and melody 
by L. Gilrod tof U. $1. © 1 c. June 
6, 1923; E 564703; Louis Gilrod, 
Brooklyn. 10016 


Dusxy Datsy; words by A. L. Havron, 
music by John F. Ryan tof U. Sa 
© lc. July 13, 1923; E 563658; A. L. 
Havron, Madison, Fla. 10017 


622 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


DUSTING THE KEYS; fox-trot, words by 


J. Edward Killalea, music by Edward 
B. Claypoole tof U. S., arr. by Wm. 
Schulz rof U. S.; orch. 4to. (Feist 
edition, no. 1135) © June 7, 1923; 
2c. June 8; E 562895; Leo Feist, inc., 
New York. (© arrangement; 10018 


words by J. Edward Killalea, mu- 
sic by Edward B. Claypoole tof U. S. 
© May 21, 1923; 2c. May 22: E 
559719; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

10019 


and 


DUTCHMAN’S BREECHES; words 
melody by E. Jean rof U. Si © 
1 c:: May. 10;°1923; “> 5621795 selsie 


Jean, New York. 10020 


DuvERNoy (ALPHONSE) Intermezzo; 
by A. Duvernoy, op. 41, no. 2, arr. by 
A. EE: Hartis. of U) Sata orch. 
4to. (Photoplay edition, no. 4) © 

Feb. 1, 1923; 2 c. June 15; EF 564833; 

Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston. (© ar- 

rangement} 10021 


DWELLING IN THE SECRET PLACE; words 
by C. W. Jorden, sr., music by Thoro 
Harris tof..U..S3.-@© June, 26, 1923; 
2c. June 27; E 565306; Charles Wes- 
ley Jorden, sr., Millvale, Pa. 10022 


"E DUIE MARENARE; versi e musica di 
Luigi Donadio rof Italy, domiciled at 
New York}; mandolino acc. 4to. © 
June. 18, \. 1923.2) co. Jame ple 
563144; D’Agostino bros., New York. 

10023 


"E FFESTE BELLE ’E NAPULE; versi di A. 
Acampa, musica di Luigi Donadio 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York; 
mandolino acc. 4to. © June 18, 
1923; 2, ¢..\, June; 49%) op 563145; 
D’ Agostino bros., New York. 10024 


E FLAT BLUES; jazz arrangement, by 
Thomas Morris, ‘arr “by Woms *S. 
Hooper. :of: U.) Sais. plane: Vato: © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 564562; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., 
inc., New York. ; 10025 


"E SCARPE CULURATE; versi di Pasquale 
Buongiovanni, musica di L. Canoro 
rof..U.,S¢ tmand. ace = de iittonias 
Ato. .© June 5, 1923; 2c. June 8; 
E 564734; Vittoria music pub. co., ~ 
New York. 10026 


EARLY MORNIN’ BLUES; in her new para- 
phernalia, words by O. B. Davis, mu- 
sic, by). N. iC. Davis) ior ae 
June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564849; | 
N. C. Davis music co., Nashville. 


10027 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


= 


10048 


—— 


EASTER CAROL; four-pt. song for girls, 
words by E. S. Tillotson, music by 
'H. A.. Henry tof U. Si © June 18, 
1923; 2c. June 25; E 565098; Homer 
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 10028 


Easter (AN) MESSAGE; words by R. 
Osborn, music by Elliott Markham 
ref Uy, S.1> piano, with words. 
Maye Ws 1923.2. c. July. 23. & 565380; 
Rena Osborn, Blanchard, Mich. 


10029 
FAsy LESSONS IN BacH; by Thomas 
Keighley jof Great Britain}; piano. 


(Bank’s edition, bk. 54) © May 21, 
1923; 1 c. May 22; E 566049; Banks 
& son, York, England. (© arrange- 
ment and revision) 10030 


Exps-TmE; words by Ella Higginson, 
music by Alice Barnett tof U. Su; 
medium or low voice. (Three songs 
of musing) © ee 10; L923): 2\e. 
May 14; E 564137 ; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. 10031 


Epy’s COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC METHOD FOR 
SAXOPHONE; by W. M. Eby rof U. Si 
Rey. ed. Buffalo, Virtuoso music 
school. © Mar. 24, 1923; 2 c. and 
aff. Apr. 18; A 705033; W. M. Eby, 
Buffalo. 10032 


EcuHors; words by Edward L. McKen- 
na, music by Edwin Evans cof U. S. 13 
medium voice in G. © May 17, 1923; 
2c. May 21; E 564352; Everett mu- 
sic CO., Philadelphia. 10033 


ECHOES OF SPRING; waltz, by W. L. 
Skages (of Ui Si op. 59; band. 4to, 
© June 8, 1923; 2c. June9; E 562913; 


H. C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa. 10034 
EppigE, STEADY; words and music by 
Eddie Cantor tof U. Si © June 6, 


1923; 2c. June 7; E 562877; Bee Tee 
pub. co., New York. 10035 


E’/EN AS THE FLOWER; adapted from the. 


poem The passion flower, words by 
Laura Blackburn, music by Frederic 
Knight Logan of U. Si op. 100; 
medium voice in G. © Mar. 4, 1922: 
2c. June 2, 1923; E 564605; Forster, 
music publisher inc., Chicago. 10036 


EGGS FOR YOUR BREAKFAST IN THE MORN- 
ING; words by H. Linn, music by 
Cm White, rev. by. H. L. Harts rof 
MS; mixed voices. 4to. (Secular 
part songs, no. 5469) © Apr. 24, 
1923; 2 c. May 14; E 564165; White- 
Smith ‘music pub. co., Boston. (© 
revision} 10037 


EGLANTINE; words by Martha A. 
Boughton, music by J. Thurston Noé 
tof U. Sa; mixed voices. (Fischer 
edition, choruses in octavo form, no. 
5258):) © Janel’ 28)'19235, 2:\¢\) June 
29; E 565331; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 10038 


E-Gypsy-Ann; from How come, words 
and music by Ben Harris, Henry 
Creamer and Will H. Vodery tof 
OFS. 4© May 23, .1923- 2867 May 23: 


E 564522; Goodman & Rose, inc., 
New York. 10039 
EcyetiAN (THE); words by Frank 


Benson and Geo. W. Crump, music 
by Will Hyde tof England) © Mar. 
8, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 9;.E 566843; Wil- 
ford, Itd., London. 10040 


EGYPTIAN WONDERLAND; oriental dance, 
fox trot, by. F. C.Cardelis-tof Italy; 
melody with piano acc. © 1c. May 
2;/1923- 559807: Prank ‘Ciccia Car- 
delis, New York. 10041 


EINE WIRD KOMMEN; valse boston, text 
von Curt Breuer tof Austria, musik 
von Béla Laszky tof Hungary) © 
Dee. (at 1922- be? May Zorn loZz3~ 
566198; L. Doblinger (B. Herzman- 
sky), Vienna. 10042 


EINER SO ALLEINE! aus der operette Die 
schone rivalin, gesangstexte von Will 
Steinberg, musik von Hans S. Linné 
fore Us “Shan ©). Mar. (26) TO2Feais-e. 
May 17, 1 c. June 1; EF 562850; Drei- 
masken verlag, Berlin. 10043 


Exup (Melody); by R. H. Rehl tof 
UpoSas,) pranei sO lie: Jules 19235 
EF, 565351; Richard H. Rehl, Chicago. 

10044 


Exectric (THE) GoAt; words by J. M. 
Todd, music se E. S. S. Huntington 
FOLMUMS 16 (rl extjuney Zee 1923): 5, 
563380; J. M. Todd, Zincville, Ox, 
1 


ELEGANCE; one step, by Pierrot tof 
France}; piano. © May 15, 1923; 
1c. May 29; E 566266; Francis Sala- 


bert, Paris. 10046 
ELEGIE; by Giuseppe Di Janni cof 
U. Si op. 22, no. 2; violin and piano. 
© May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 
562848; Schroeder & Gunther, New 
York. 10047 


ELrcy: by Benjamin Burrows tof Great 
Britain) ; organ. © Mar: :28,5:1923: 
1 c/ Apr’ 9.557321; Augener, ltd., 
London. 10048 


623 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10049 


pt. 111, n.s., v.18 


ELEMENTARY MUSIC; ed.) by Thaddeus 
P. Giddings, Will Earhart and oth- 
ers of U. Sa 8vo. (Music educa- 
tion. series) © Apr. 5, 1923; 2 c. 
and aff. Apr. 21; A 704259; Ginn and 
company, Boston. 10049 


ELEVEN O'CLOCK; waltz, words by Wil- 
liam F. Kirk, music by W. H. Cur- 


48S (Ofi- 4s, 19.1. 6G) June 45,,1925¢-2 c. 
Junej2Z2;. E71566062; 5 W., EL.Curtiss, 
Pasadena. 10050 


ELEVENTH (THE) HOUR, THE ELEVENTH 
MONTH; words by H. Floren, melody 
by Herman Dubois ipseud. of Ethel 
Bisher;. of | Up $3,701 cy July 2, 
1923; E 565364; Helen Floren, 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 10051 


ELI MAKE IT ONE MORE DOWN; words 
and music by C. E. Perkins tof U. $4 
©. 1? +c: -Jaine. 96,"; 1923.;:" 564642 - 
Charles E. Perkins, Milford, Conn. 

10052 


FLIZABETH; intro. The future Mrs. 
’Awkins, by George Spenser of 
VU ISi.- piano, © linens, 1923.2. ¢: 
June 18; EF 563180; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10053 


ELvina, I WANT YOU BABY TO BE MINE; 
fox-trot, words and music by A. Toca 


fof iewou, «(@©)> jume. «boyy 923-2 ve, 
June 16; E 563111; Albert Toca, 
New Orleans. 10054 
EMBLEM (THE) OF FREEDOM; march, 
by Edwin Franko Goldman rof U. $.; 
military band. 4to.. © June 19, 
1923082 -e. Suge. 2/5" "5092/75 ‘Carl 
Fischer, New York. 10055 
EMPIRE (THE) oF AMERICA; the new 


national anthem, words and music by 
D. Bruning fof U. Ss © May 24, 
1923; 2c. May 23; E 562933; Dietrich 
Bruning, Baltusrol, N. J. 10056 


EMPIRE STATE I’M COMING BACK ‘TO 
you; words by S. Wilcox, music by 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
Theo. G. Beach fof U. Si © lee. 
June, 27,,.1923;. E 565238 ;... Stanley 
Wilcox, Hamtramck, Mich. 10057 


Empty ARMS; words and melody by 
D. L. Lewis tof England, domiciled 
at New York) © 1c. June 6, 1923; 
FE, 564622; Darold Lionel Lewis, New 
York. 10058 


ENCHANTED DAYS; words and melody 
by O. Campos rof U. Su, arr. by Ar- 
thur Fisk pof U. $1 © 1c. June 20, 
1923; EF 564922; Oliver Campos, Ir- 
vington, Calit: 10059 


-ERWARTUNG; 


ENCOURAGER (THE); words by John R. 
Clements, music by B. D. Ackley rof 
U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2:c. June 25; 
E 565094; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10060 


ENEMIES OF WOMEN;. selected themes, 
by Wm..Frederick Peters, orch. by 
W.-C. Polla “rot Ue 5,1 comes. « with 
piano conductor. © May 25, 1923; 
2c. June 30; E 563436; Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. 10061 


piano. © May 25,1923; 
seg c. May 28; 564563; Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. 10062 


ENGLISH DANCE SUITE; by Alec Rowley 
cof Great Britain}; piano. Contents: 
1. Pastoral dance—2. Hornpipe:—3. 
Mock. morris.” © Mays, 182351. c. 
May 15; E 557903; Edwin Ashdown, 
Itd., London. 10063 


ENSORCELLEMENT; hésitation-valse, de 
S. Poselli, arr. par Ad. Gauwin jof 
France} ; ‘orch. avec piano conduc- 
teur.. .4to.. .©Os Apne 27 oe ic 
May 24; E 566054; Librairie Hachette, 


Paris. (© arrangement) 10064 
Epes nocH; words and melody by L. 
Gilrod ‘of Us759 AGM ex Mute: 6; 


1923; E 564639; Louis Gilrod, Brook- 
lyn. 10065 


Episopes; by Emil Kronke tof Germany} 
op. 174; piano. Contents: 1. Papil- 
lon. — 2. La coquette.— 3. Romance 
italienne. —4. Valse mignonne. 


Mar... 17;:1923: 1 ex Apn Se see 5: 
Schott & co., London. 10066 
EPousE LA; opérette en trois actes de 


Pierre Véber tof France, musique de 
Henri Hirchmann tof France); par- 
tition piano et chant. © Apr. 24, 
1923; 1c. May 9; D 26441; Max 
Eschig, Paris. 10067 


Eppre ADAIR; an Ayrshire love lilt,.words 
by Burns, old melody arr. by M. Ken- 
nedy-Fraser tof Great Britain); in C 
min. (Two Lowland love-lilts, no. 1) 
(Cover-title: An’ O, my Eppie) © 
Mar. 1, 1923: 1c Apr.:9); #557308 ; 

_ Paterson, sons & co., ltd., eas 


ERINNI; parole e musica di Francesco 
Santoliquido tof Italy) © Apr. 23, 
1923: 1c. June’$; 1566885- A. & G. 
Carisch & c., Milan. 10069 


monodram, dichtung von 
Marie Pappenheim sof Austriai, musik 
ven Arnold Schonberg tof Austria) 


624 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


op. 17; klavierauszug mit text, von 
Eduard Steuermann jof Austria; © 
Jan. 10, 1923; 1 c. Mar. 31; D 26448; 
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna. 


10070 


Es WARTED DAS GLUCK AN DER ECKE! 
aus der operette Die schone rivalin, 
gesangstexte von Will Steinberg, mu- 
sik™von Hans S. Linné tof U. Sa © 
fear 26 1923- inc.’ May 17,-1 ‘c; June 
1; E 562852; Drei-masken verlag, Ber- 
lin, 10071 


ErerNAL (THE) FLAME; 
Keirn Brennan, music by 


words by J. 
Ernest R. 


Ball, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus of. 
U. Sa; female voices. 4to. (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1596) © Apr. 9, 
eoroirce MApEiy + Sire Ape 25ie EF 
559372; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. «© new arrangement) 10072 


ETUDES DE STYLE; by E. Nollet, op. 25, 
ed. and fingered by Louis Oéesterle 
fof U. Si; piano. © June 14, 1923; 
zc. June 18; E 563172; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. (© new arrange- 
ment} 10023 


EVENING SONG; words by Ofar Sevg, 
music by Clarence Olmstead iof U. S.1; 
lovin voice... ©, Janes 13, 1923; 2: c. 
June 16; F, 564821; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. 10074 


EVENING SPELL; four pieces, by René 
Armand of Great Britain); piano. 
Contents: 1. Where swans and water 
lilies kiss. —2. Melody.— 3. Spanish 
serenade.—4. Hush-a-bye. © Mar. 20, 
1973 ol ch Apr |.9:.5,-55732/ + .Schott 
& co., London. 10075 


- Eventnce (THE) story; by Edwin Vaile 
McIntyre tof U. Sa op. 50, no. 4; 
piano. (At-a-lo-wa series, no. 4) © 
June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 21; E 565353; 
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 10076 


EvER TRUE AND FAITHFUL; 
music by Mary Hubbert Munford tof 
Wer C) june 18, 19232 "Cc June 
25s 500156: Homer A. Rodeheaten 


Chicago. 10077 
‘ EVERLASTING BLUES; words and melody 
yoR! A.’ Booker jof! Us Sir? © Pc. 


ven 24, 1923: E 562638; R. Arthur 
Booker, New Rochelle, N.Y -¥10078 


EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY I’M GETTING 
BETTER AND BETTER; words and music 


byt cA. stdays-soha TW... Sa, , agreuby 
J. Rode Jacobsen tof U. $1 © May 
19) .1923 <2 ic. May 26: EF: 564465; 
M. A. Hays, Portage, Wis. 10079 


words and. 


10089 


EVERY OTHER NIGHT AT THE PICTURE 
SHOW; fox trot, words by W. King, 
music by Casper Nathan fof U.S. © 
June 16, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 564889; 
Walter King, Fernwood, Miss. 

10080 


EVERY SINGLE LIGHT ON BRroADWAY 
MEANS HOME SWEET HOME TO ME; by 
AY Tay Steinberg jot U.4S.,..arsr. oby 
Tolmon Davenport jof U. S.; piano. 
©, 1°c.. June 8, 19234 B. .564737 - 
Abraham Lewis Steinberg, Detroit. 

10081 


EVERY WOMAN'S BLUES; words and mu- 
sic by Lovie Austin rof U.S. 
Per] une? 11S 25 564593 ; C. Lovie 
Austin, Chicago. 10082 


EVERYBODY SING; compiled by E. P. Get- 


chelf-tof UU Sa -l2mo, «©: May 12, 
1OR3': 2 os Way. a4 walt “May. :285. A 
708452 E. P. Getchell, Valley City, 


N. 10083 


EVERYBODY SINGS A LOVE SONG, IN THE 
SPRINGTIME OH THE YEAR; words by 
William Pickering, melody by William 
HillstetUs Sate Ovlre:Jame.30, 4923 ; 
FE, 563455; William B. Ockenden, San 
Francisco. 084 


EVERYWHERE I Go; from Four pastorals, 
words by Helen Taylor, music by 
Easthope Martin tof Great Britain); in 


iB, fat.) © May -31; 1925: i 6) sfuly 13; 
E, 566959: Enoch & sons, Itd., Lon- 
don. 10085 
EXTASE; valse boston hésitation, par 
Ciro Urbini tof Italyi; piano. 
May 5, 1923; 1-c. May 17; E 566075; 
Evette et Schaeffer, Paris. 10086 


EXTRAIT DU VESPERAL ROMAIN; con- 
tenant l’office des vépres des dimanches 
pendant l’année, etc., choisfs et ar- 
rangés en notation moderne selon |’édi- 

_tion vaticane, par O. Talbot tof U. S$. 


dto. ©) Dec: “26,1922 2c, June’'6, 
19232" « 564967 > Odilon’ Talbot, 
Worcester. 10087 


FA CHELLO CA TE PARE; canzone a fronna 
’e limone, versi di G. Tetamo, musica 
di G. Donnarumma jof Italy1; mando- 


lino ace. Naples, Klarophone record 
eat ato: ©), May 11923)" 1 er May. 
25; E 566147; Italian book co., New 
York. 10088 


Facks; words by D. Hecker, music by 
E. S. 'S:*Muntineton’ rf U.08. 

1c. June 28, 1923; E 563378; Daniel 

Hecker, Brooklyn. 10089 


625 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10090 


pt. iT, Mm shraks 


FAprp (THE) PINK SUNBONNET; words 
by R. M. Davis, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr. tof USiwarrs by Theo, ‘G)' Beach 


fore usue | Gil une 27 Vbo288. 
565217; Ruby M. Davis,- Lakeport, 
Ni? EL 10090 


Fair Orrecon; words by Lynette Ar- 
nold’ Henderson,” ‘nrusic” by P: > T. 
Stucke fof U. Si © June °30, 1923; 
Zech tly? i SOo40S, kat L: St ucke, 
Portland, Or. 10091 


FarrcHILD (Brarir) 6 stornelli toscani; 
words anon., English tr. and music 
by Blair Fairchild tof U. S41; medi- 
jum voice: >; Contents sil. (D1, vai.—2. 
Stanotte a mezzanotte.—3. I’ vado ’n 
chiesa.— 4. Serenata.—5. L’ora del 
tramonto.—6. Giovanottino, il bello 
andatc che hat...) Oct +1, 1922: tic. 
Mar...17,1923;: Iie. May. 17: E 562563: 
B. Schott’s sohne, Mainz, Germany. 

10092 


FAIREST NORMAL; words by Louis Bur- 
ton Woodward, music by Miriam E. 
a fof U. Sa 4to. Portland, 
Me., Schirmer music stores, inc. 
© ape 2, 1923; 2c. June 6; E 564714; 
Miriam Andrews, Portland, Me. 

10093 


FAITHFUL WATCHES; words by G. R. 
Bangs, melody by Herman Dubois 
rpseud.°of Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 
lc. July 16,1923: EF 563821: Guy 
R. Bangs, Auburn, Ind. 10094 


FANFARE; march, by A. Garland of 
Usa. piano! tour hands. = Cb nter- 
taining four hand music, grade 3) 
© May: 29°" TO28E 2) cu hune 1 2B 
562752; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 10095 


Fanny Mac, THat IRISH DREAM 
waltz, words and music by L. 
Sn TT. Ok ens.) May a2 
Zor May 2 564147 ; ‘outs 
ser, jr., Litchfield, Il. 


GIRL ; 
Hau- 
1923; 
Hau- 
10096 


FANTASIA FUGATA; by Mrs: H. H. A. 
Beachuror U.S. top2787 ;,spiano. 4 © 
May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 1; FE 562766; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

1009 


FANTASIA ON AMERICAN AIRS; by Er- 
nest A. Dicks tof Great Britain); 
organ. (Modern organ compositions, 
no. 10) © May 16, 1923; 1 c. May 
28; E 566173; Bayley & Ferguson, 
Glasgow. 10098 


FarcIcAl, ALLEGRO; by Morris Aborn 
tof U. Si; orch., with piano conduc- 


tor. 4to. © May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 
26; E 564555; Belwin, inc, New 
York. 10099 


words and music by 
Elmer Schoebel, Paul Mares and 
Leon Rappolo tof Uy. Say; © Ny. 3, 
1923;')2 -c. May 85 Ea poaihe. Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. 100 . 


FAREWELL BLUES; 


FAREWELL DREAM; words by Sarah 
tess music by Lovie Austin ,of 
Su Lees Junensd? 192834 E 
64502: C. Lovie Austin, Chicago. 
10101 


FAREWELL TO SLIEVE Morna; Irish air, 
arr. by Franz Ries of .Germanyi; 
violin and piano. © June 15, 1923; 
le. June 16; E 566581; Keith, Prowse 
& -co:,, Itd., London: 10102 


FARMER (A) WENT TROTTING; by Geo. 
F. Hamer of U. $i; piano with 
words. (Mother Goose realm) © 
July 9, 1923; 2 c.. July’ 13; E 563743 ; 
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 10103 


FAscistr. (1)"-A "Rowe? "iearem ar. Vv - 
Micari jot U. Sits, pian, (ile mec. 
27, 1922: .- 5547022 -Vincenen Micart, 
Philadelphia. 10104 


FATE’S YAWNING HAND; words by E. J. 
Moore, music by E. S. $. Huntington 
fof UL 'S.l © “1G Maw 2a uk, 
562683; Ellsworth J. Moore, Ogden, 
Utah. 10105 


FEELIN’ BLUES; words and melody by 


W. C. Handy and William Farrell 
tof U, Sa '©Ul ec. shal lige a2 so ses, 
563835;. William -C.- Handy,. New 
Work. 10106 


FEIST DANCE FOLIO, NO. 5; composed by 
various authors rof U. Si, arr. as fox 
trots, one steps, waltzes and blues; 
piano. © May 4, 1923;,2 €.,May 10; 
E, 564065; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 


FrerrArr (GustAvE) Finale; by G. 
. Ferrari cof U. Sa; organ. 6S Ger 
cilia, series, }no. 242).:© July 16, 
1923 ; 2) ¢: July 113 EB? 563636; ELayW.. 
Gray co., New York. 10108 


Ferrata (GrusEpPpE) Finale; by G. 
Ferrata tof U. Sa op. 37, no. 4; or- 
gan. (In Modern suite for organ: 
Fischer edition, no. 4720) © May 
12;°1923; 2c. May 14:50 God1235 J: 
Fischer & bro., New York. 10109 


626 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Prelude; by G: Ferrata tof U. Sa 
op. 37, no. 1; organ. (nw Modern 
suite for organ: Fischer ed. no. 
4720) © May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 14; 
E 564125; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 10110 


= seuerzo:. by G.,kerrata.tof .U. S.i 
op. 37, no. 13; organ. (Jn Modern 
suite for organ: Fischer edition, no. 
4720) © May 12, 1923; 2c. May 14; 
HH 504127; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 10111 


FEsTIvAL MASS IN G; by F. J. Strahm 
rof U. Sa; mixed voices with organ 
acc. New York, J. Fischer & bro. 
Atom, Oe Mari 175-1923; 2 c, Mar. .19: 
FE 561060; Franz J. Strahm, Bowling 
Green, Ky. 10112 


Fertte (Dik) vIBELE; words and music 
by F. Reich tof Russia, domiciled at 
New York), arr. by H. Rabinowitz 
rof Russia, domiciled at New York 
©) Alc: May 25, 1923; E, 564428; Fan- 
nie Reich, New York. 10113 


Feux FoLulets; by Hannah Smith Se 
LOM sh oe 47, no. 35, piano; ‘© Jun 
9,-1923; 2c.’ June 15: E, 563079 ; C. 
ution inc., New York. 10114 


FIAN LULLABY; poem by Donald A. 
Mackenzie, French tr. by Zibelin 
Wilmerding, music by E. d’Arba ,of 
Switzerland) (Curwen edition, no. 
2286) © May 23, 1923; 1c. June 11; 
E 566733; J. Curwen & sons, Itd., 
London. 10115 


FippLIN’ AROUND; melody by C. Straight 
and vlc vale, joi, -U.,.S.1:, ©,1, ¢.. June 


9, 1923; E 565183; Charley Straight, | 


10116 


Firsre (LA) VERDE; comedia en 3 actos, 
versi di Antonio L. Buenretiro, musica 


Chicago. 


di F. Alonso tof Spain) © 1 c. May 
22, 1923; E, 563087; Francisco Alonso, 
Madrid. 10117 


FIERCE RAGED THE TEMPEST O'ER THE 
DEEP; general anthem, words by G. 
Thring, music by T. Frederick H. 
Candlyn jof U.+S.ia; mixed voices a 
cappella. (G. S. 8vo choruses, no. 

7041) © June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15; 
FE 563070; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 10118 


-Ficut! rich’! BLUE AND WHITE; words 
by Carl FE. L. Gill, music by J. A. 
Graham tof U. S.; Lexington, Va., 
Washington and Lee student executive 

**comiittee, “© May! 12,1923 2’ c. 
May 12; E 564144; John A. Graham, 
Lexington, Va. 10119 


10130 


FILL EVERY DAY; words by Lizzie De- 
Armond, music by H. A. Henry tof 
WS or © fuane 18 192313 2c) Sune 
25: E 565140; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10120 


Fine (THE) PaciFic ISLANDS; words 
by R. L. Stevenson, music by Charles 
G. Mortimer tof Great Britain); in 
D minor. © May 24, 1923; 1 c. May 
26; E 566167; Collard Moutrie, Lon- 
don. 10121 


FIRE ce DANCE; by C. J. Paynter 
fof U. ‘Sai! pianos ©, Apr. 27;'1923; 
2c: May DME 5643568" George J 
Paynter, Philadelphia. 101 


FIREFLY (THE); valse ballet, by long 
erick Williams tof U. S. op. 106; 
piano. © May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 1; 
FE, .562754; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 10123 


FIRES OF SPRING; from Fires of spring, 
words from The rubaiyat, music by 
Wm. Frederick Peters tof U. Si © 
May 28, 1923; 2c. May 29; E 564546; 
Harms, inc., New York. 10124 


First. (THE) BREATH OF SPRING; words 
by Minnie Collins, music by Geo. Graff, 
jr-.tor U.S, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
[Ons Se Ok “cae une 27, 1925.48, 
565229; Minnie Meinke, eT 


First (THE) FINGER-EXERCISES (Ejer- 
cicios primarios de digitacion); 25 
studies, preparatory to Charles Dancla, 
op. 74, by Charles Levenson tof U. S.; 
violin. (Schirmer’s scholastic series, 
weet | )O-©-Juite16,' 1923 2c June 
22: EF 565056; G. Schirmer, inc., New 


York. 10126 
First (THE) FLOWER OF SPRING; waltz, 
by Pasquale Forte jof U. S.1; piano. 


© June 8, 1923; 2c. June 9; E 564754; 
Mauro V. Cardilli, New York... 10127 


First LovE; words by T. Phdenie music 
bv Valeria Gordon rof U. Sia piano 
with words. 4to. ‘© Apr. 12, 1923; 
2c. June 4; EF, 562791; Turner Phoe- 


nix, Broekfield, Mo. 10128 
First STUDIES IN STYLE; twelve little 
pieces without names, by Frances 
Terry (of UL, Si; piano... \(Summy 
COiOllep NOe 04) pa©) Jnily 135° 1923 - 
2 Ge \ily to by Seasb2,> ,Claytonms EY 
Summy co., Chicago. : 10129 


FISCHER (CARI) SOLORCHESTRA ORGAN 


ALBUM ; twenty-five favorite composi- 
tions, arr. by G. W. Needham oof 
Wi SA koe Jane WZ: 1923-"2 "Ee" fume 
27; FE 565279: Carl Fischer, New 
York. 10130 


627 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


16131 


FisHIN’; words by E. A. Stranahan, 
music by Wallace S. Hobart tof U. S$. 
© 1c. June 18, 1923; E 564870; Wal- 
lace S. Hobart, Rockford, Ill. 10131 


FisHinc; words by Guy J. Sampsel, mel- 
ody by Don Mathews tof U. Sa © 
Ics’ June ‘25, 1923>"'E 565190.;: 'Samp- 
sel & Mathews, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 

10132 


FIVE FIRST POSITION PIECES; by Arthur 
Hartmann fof U. Sa; violin with 
piano acc. © May 4, 1923; 2 c. and 
aff. May 12; A 708049; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 10133 


FLAPPERS OF 1923; words by A. New- 
barth, music by H. Richard tof U. S. 
Oiiyjurnre 81923" 12s. Tanne o20e) EK 
564986; Anna Newbarth, E. St. ee 

10134 


FLAVIA; or, The martyrs, song story of 
the early Christian era, book by Elsie 
Duncan Yale, music by Adam Geibel 
[ot Uhr i OP heb: 12. 1923 ob ce Mar. 
Tor uc.” Metre 21" ate awa, oes A 
698703; Adam Geibel music co., Phil- 
adelphia. 10135 


FLEE TO HE cross; words. by D.. S. 
Warner, music by A. L. Byers of 
Wecou <C Apr. 25, 1923.-) 2-1. May 
28; E 564512; Andrew L. Byers, Cald- 
well, Id. 10136 


FLIMSY FLOUNCES; valse de ballet, by 
Frank E. Hersom, arr. by R. EF. Hil- 


dreth tof (Uy. Si; oreh.'.4to. © Apr. 
30, 1923+:'2 c: ;May. 28; E 5644388; 
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. |© ar- 
rangement) 10137 


FLIPPER, FLAPPER, FLIPPER; novelty fox 
trot, words by B. Hagner, melody by 
Jack Vincent rof U. Si © 1c. June 
7, 1923: E 562863; Bud Hagner, Du- 
buque, Ia. 10138 


FLORAISON DAMOUR; intermezzo, by 
Vladimir Dyck tof France); orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to. © May 18, 
1923* 1c. May 267) E/ 566185; Hawkes 
& son, London. 10139 


FrLoripaA; words by W. A. Dixon, mu- | 


sic by Nella Wells Durand sof U. S.1 


(he 1 eee May 928,1.1923)" By 562942 - 
Walter Alton Dixon, Tampa, Fla. 
10140 


FLOWER AND SONG; graded Children’s 
day songs, by Ira B. Wilson and oth- 
ers 1of Us Su: 8vo... .© Apr. 1%. 1923; 
2c. and aff. May 16; A 707651; Lo- 
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 10141 


pt. 111,40 -W. 48 


FLOWER GARDEN TALES; romance, by 
Clarence M. Jones tof U. S.; piano. 
© June 25, 192332. June zi, E 
563258; Victor music co., Chicago. 

10142 


FLOWER (A) WREATH; song suite, words 
by Laura Hubbard Jaccard, music by 
W. J. Marsh tof U. S.1; sop., ‘mezzo- 
sop., and contralto. © May 23, 1923; 
2c. May 25; FE 562649;-Arthur P. 
Schmidt co., Boston. 10143 


FLOWERS THAT GROW IN THE GARDEN OF 
LOVE; words by E. L. Wessa, music 
by George Graff, jr: tof U. Su, arr. 
by Theo. G. Beach jof U. Si © le. 
June 27, 1923; E 565222; Edwin L. 
Wessa, Cincinnati. 10144 


FoLK DANCING; waltz, by Max Meyer- 
Olbersleben sof Germany); piano. 
(Joyous youth) © June 14, 1923; 
2 c. June 18; E 563190; Theo. Press- 
er co., Philadelphia. 10145 


FoLLOW MY CARAVAN; words by P. O. 
Brewer, melody by Walter Smith tof 
U,-Sas © “45 ¢. Jaly, Bopedses ss E 
563825; Percy O. Brewer, San Fran- 
cisco. 10146 


Follow THE PIPER; words and music 
by James Burlington Rigg tof U. Sa 
(In Caledonian songs) Jan. 16, 
1922; 2 c. June 18, 1923; E 564904; 
Forster, music publisher, inc., Chi- 
cago. 10147 


FoLLowinc His steps; words by Lizzie 
DeArmond, music by S. B. Jackson 
rof UU. Si" © une sane 5 2 ce: 
June 25; E 565109; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10148 


FooLIN’ MY FEET; words and music by 
Dave Ringle’ jof \U: $4.4, arr. by 
Teddy Eastwood tof U. Saj3@i c: 
June 15, 1923; E 564799; Broadway 
music corp., New York. 10149 


FoortisH; sentimental fox trot, words 
and music by. DJ. .€oyle ron, U- .1, 
arr. by Albert Egener tof U. Sa © 
1c. June 16, 1923; EF 563100; Dewey 
Joseph Coyle, Corona, L. I., Sha cy 


FoR A SMILE HIDES A BROKEN HEART; 
words by R. Peer, melody by Herman 
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
VU. Sap) © el scx, Mey 19 e238, 
562488; Raymond Peer, Pitas 


628 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Fork EVERY SAD HEART THERE IS SUN- 
SHINE SOMEWHERE; words by C. A.S. 
Roth, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
Minberay ©. 11 c.: May, 16,1923; -E 
564226; Carrie A. Stumpp Roth, Col- 
lege Point, N. Y. 10152 


For ouR CRANKY LENA; words and mel- 
ody by J. Grasso tof Italy, domiciled 


at Philadelphia, Pa; ©1c. June 11, 
1923; E 564755; John Grasso, Phila- 
delphia. 10153 


For Turts HuRRAH; by L. R. Lewis 
rof U. Su, arr.. by George H. Hayes 
tof U. Si; medium orch. Tufts Col- 
lege, Austin Barclay Fletcher fund. 
4to. (Music of Tufts college, serial 
moar) iG) Jan. 111922: 2 c.. May 21, 
1923; FE, 562548; Leo Rich Lewis, 
Somerville, Mass. 10154 


Fore; selections from the light opera 
in three acts, words by Ruth Mc- 
Bride, Carl Shoup and others, music 
by Clu Carey, Chick Midgely and 
others fof U.S. © May 12,1923; 2c. 
May 22; EF 562621; W. R. James and 
ii Mace, Palo Alto, Calif. 10155 


FOREVERMORE; words and music by A. 
AwaApeustus of OU; S10 © July 9, 
mn1923:- 2 c. July 16; E 563851;..A.' A. 
Augustus, Cleveland. 10156 


words by C. S. Brown, music by 
T. R. Allen fof U. Si © June 18, 
1923; 2 c. June 25; E 565083; Homer 
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 10157 


ForGET-ME-NoT; words and melody by 
jean wr, US. ©.-1 ci May 10, 
1923; E 562178; Elsie Jean, New 
York. 10158 


FoRGIVE THEM, THEY KNOW NOT WHAT 
THEY DO; words by Leo Wood, mel- 
ody by Ruth Rapoport rof U. Su 
© lc. June 2, 1923; E- 564731; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 10159 


ForcottEN (THE) ONE; ballad, poem 
by <A.  Golenichtchew - Koutousoff, 
English version by John Smith of 
U. Sa, French version by Raoul 
d’Harcourt, music by M. Moussorg- 
sky, ed. by Olin Downes of U. Su; 
high voice in G min. (Fischer edi- 
- tion, series 2: Superior ed. 5541) © 
May 28, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565297; 
Carl Fischer, New York. (© Eng- 
lish and French versions and arrange- 
ment) 10160 


Fork (THE) OF THE ROAD; words and 
music by E. S. Hook tof U. Sa 4to. 
©. June 23, 1923; 2.c. -June.25;, E 
505179; E. S. Hook, St. Bernard, O. 

10161 


10172 


ForwaArD; march with song trio, words 
adapted by David Lee Maulsby, mel- 
ody by L. R. Lewis tof U. Si Tufts 
College, Mass., Tufts college book- 
store. 1. Pocket card ed.—2. Piano. 
(Pennycard series) 4to.—3. Full 
band. Tufts College, Mass., Austin 
Barclay Fletcher fund. 4to. (Music 
of Tufts college, no. 24) © June 29, 
Sept. 21, 1918; 2 c. each May 21, 1923; 
Bi 562536) 562538, 562539; Leo Uxicli 
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. ‘© text 
and revision of words} 10162-10164 


FouR HAVENS; words by Percy Hazel- 
den, music by James Moodie tof Great 
peat © May 28, 1923; 1 c. June 

E 566217; Collard Moutrie, Lon- 
en 10165 


Four LITTLE WALLS AND ME; words by 
Bert Hanlon and Ben Ryan, melody by 
Harry” Akst tof U):S.1°© 1 ‘c. July 
27 925° F 568123; Ager, Yellen & 
Bornstein, inc., New York. 10166 


FOX-TROTTER’S DREAM; by T. R. Jones 
ior evo piano: © ©. 1c. Nagas, 
1923; E 562498: T. Reeve Jones, Ta- 
coma, Wash. 10167 


Foxy Fox Trot; by M. G. Headley tof 
We Siemans: ©Oalre. junegls,. 1975 ; 
E 564782 : Myrtle G. Headley, Fallon, 
Nev. 10168 


FRAGMENTS; words by Dora F. Hen- 
dricks, music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof 
Wt S17 SO e Juries; 1923 .2cc.,, June 
25: E 565119; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. ; 10169 


FRAGRANT i(THE) LILY; words by G. 
Bercy, music by H. eee: fot Uy Sa 


© Apr. 4,. 1923; June 20%" EF 
565009 ; George Bebey. iteasWart News, 
Wear > 10170 


FRANCIS & Day’s CONCERT PARTIES’ AL- 
BUM; bk. 4, words and music by Reg 
Low tof England) ; piano with words. 
Contents: Walk up.— Good English 
ale—Buying a birthday present—Ten 
little pigs—The chair-man. © Mar. 
20,1923 5 4, co June A535. 566576; 
Francis, Day & Hunter, panne 


FRANKIE AND JOHNNY, YOU'LL MISS ME 
IN THE DAYS TO COME; words and mu- 
sic by Leighton bros. and Ren Shields 
at a+ Suimc@aiiune. 26,» 1925 .2>\6. 
June 28; E 563412; Shapiro, Bern- 
stein & co., inc., New York. (© new 
melody) 10172 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10173 


FRAU’N, DIE NIEKMALS MAN BESESSEN! 
valse a Ninon, text von Fritz Gritn- 
baum, musik von Paul Pallos rof Aus- 
tria) “© Mars 26; 1923-1 c-Fune 43; 
FE, 566624; Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer 
& co.), Vienna. 10173 


FREDDIE BLUES; by L. Smith rof U. Su; 
piano. © lc. May 24, 1923; E 562632; 
Lloyd Smith, Chicago. 10174 


FRENCH (HERBERT GREER) Two groups 
of songs; words by Cale Young Rice, 
Rudyard Kipling and others, music 
by H. G. French tof U. $1 © Feb. 
Bi) TO23e2e, and att: Math 2s A 
701200; Herbert Greer French, A 

101 


cinnati. 75 


Same.” ©- Feb: 23, 19232... arid 
aff. Mar. 5; A 701314; Herbert Greer 
French, Cincinnati. 10176 


FrrsH PAINT; humorous song, words 
anon., music by Harvey B. Gaul tof 
Goss, © June 19; 1923 2c. June 22: 
FE 565047; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 10177 


FRIENDLY (A) CHAT; impromptu, by 
Ae D. Hewitt. jot US Sie piano. 
June 14, 1923; 2c. June 18; FE 563176; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 10178 


FRIENDS OF MINE; a reading, words by 
James W. Foley, musical setting by 
Frieda Peyeke tof Ul) Si June 
14, 192332 ce June’ 14; BE 564818; 
Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 


10179 


FRILLS AND THRILLS; polka de concert, 
by Maurice Baron of France; orch. 
Ato. © May 12, 1923; 2,c. May 16; 
FE, 564281; Belwin, inc., New York. 

10180 


Frotic (A); by Arthur Hartmann tof 
UES Op. 65,400) 1: vaolinvand - piano: 
(Five first position pieces) © June 
25) 19232 2c. Mine AD) re OOSSaZ ° 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 10181 


FRoLics AND FANCIES; dance intermezzo, 
by Chiterd NGams Tore’ Si atta py, 
‘ome Clarice’ jor te S.10 1 One. ) with 
piano-conductor. 
oy ©) june 1521923 22 es June 22+ 
FE 565060: -G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 10182 


FROM, BYGONE DAYs (Aus der _ rococ- 
cozeit) ; gavotte, by Rich. Krentzlin 
rof Germanyi op. 76; piano. © May 
29  NO25Lrm cw shite: Ue ates SORT al: 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

10183 


(Special series, no. . 


pt. I11,n.s., v. 18 


FROM KNIGHTLY DAYS (Aus der bieder- 
meierzeit ) ; menuetto, by Rich. Krentz- 
lin tof Germany; op. 77; piano. © 
May 29,°1923%"2:.c: June, S7h562770 ; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

10184 


From TURKEYSTAN TO MORMAN LAND; 
words by Billy Tully ti. e. W. Tullyi, 
music by William P. Held tof U. Sa 
© 1c. June 12, 1923; E 562954. Wil- 
liam Tully, Philadelphia. 10185 


Frost FAIRIES; by Mari Paldi tof U: S.i; 
piano. © May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 1; 
E, 562768; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 10186 


FUsSCHEN (DIE) SIND ZUM TANZEN DA; 
walzer lied aus dem possenspiel Blon- 
dinchen, von Gilbert, instr. von C., 
Woitschach rof Germany1; salon orch, 
mit piano direktion. 4to. (Thalia, 
no. 70), ©. June) 24,.,b906 ic. uly 
24, 1917; E 566156; Thalia. theater 
verlag, Berlin. 10187 


GALOP MARZIALE; by E. Marzo tof 
U. S.i2' piano! @ ay 2a, leo 2: 
May 28; E 564547; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10188 


GAMME CHROMATIQUE;, par Ch., Czerny, 
choisie, revue, doigtée et annotée par 
I. Philipp tof France); piano. (Col- 
lections du ménestrel: Anthologie 
pianistique, 4° série, no. 77) © May 
5, 1923: '1'"c May 18%° EB 5660915 
Heugel, Paris. © collection, revi- 
sion, fingering and annotation) 10189 


GaRDEN (A) IS A LOVESOME THING; 
words by Thomas Edward Brown, mu- 
sic by Robert de Bruce of U. S11 © 
May 12,1923 ;: 2:0; May, da Ey, 962382; 
Composer’s music corp., New York. 


10190 


Garpen (THE) oF ALLAH; words and 
melody by O. Campos tof U. S.1, arr. 


by Arthur Fisk tof U. Si © 1c. 
June 20, 1923; FE 564920; Oliver 
Campos, Irvington, Calif. 10191 


GarpEN (THE) OF MEMoRY; words and 
music by A. N. Hosking tof U. Sa 
tPhotostatr © 1c. May 31, 1923; E 
564563: Arthur Nicholas Hosking, 
New Rochelle, N. Y. 10192 


Gatks of cotpD; words by Alfred L. 
Flude, music by G. E. Holmes tof 
Ue Sa © May, 297 1923. 2 ee ane 
1: E 562753: Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 10193 


630 


no. 7, 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


10216 


GATES OF PRAISE; words by M. FE. Ser- 
voss, music by e S. Schuler tof U. Su. 
© June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 7; E 562880; 
George S. Schuler, Chicago. 10194 


Garris (D.) THIRTY-FIVE ETUDES WITH 
MAJOR AND MINOR SCALES; by D. 


Gatti tof Italy3, transcribed by G. 
Tasilli fof U. Si; saxophone. © 1 c. 
May 29, 1923; E 563119; Gerardo 
Tasilli, Brooklyn. 10195 


GavorrE-rococo; by Eugenio Pirani of 
U. Si; flute, oboe, clarinet and bas- 
Eaonmte) May, 1: 1923-22 .c.,June; 28; 
E 565314; G. Langenus, inc, New 
York. (© arrangement) 10196 


GAY LITTLE WILL 0 THE WISP, MY OWN 
LITILE TRUE LIGHT 0’ LovE; words by 
Thekla Hollingsworth, music by Geo. 
ju trmkadis ior Us Sy! '1.'Three’ pt. 


song, unchanged voices. (Witmark 
school edition, no. 1647)—2. Male 
voices. (Witmark edition, standard 
quartettes, no. 1644) 4to. © May 


14, 1923;-2 c. each May 22; E 562604, 
562605 : M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. © new arrangement 

10197, 10198 


GAZELLEN; valse lente, by Wilm-Wilm 
(pseud. of Wilm Wienberger, of Ger- 
manyi.;. piano... ©. 1c. May 12,1923; 
E 562572; Elsie Simrock, New ate 


GENIE DE LA ForfT; par Axel Raoul 


Wachtmeister tof France); piano. 
May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 18; E 566081; 
Heugel, Paris. 10200 


GERALDINE; words by H. Vernon, mel- 
ody by Bert Fisk and Chris Mann 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Walter Welker tof 


ie Sa © Pic. > Fume 25, 11923 OH 
565078; Harry Vernon, Los Angeles, 
201 


GEsU BAMBINO; pastorale, by Pietro A. 
Yon rof U. Si; piano. (Fischer edi- 
fot, 10, 95235, -5236)'. 1.) Hasy, — 2. 
Medium. © June 18, 1923; 2 c. each 

. June 20; E 564938, 564939; J. Fischer 
& bro., New York. (© arrangement) 

10202, 10203 


Get wappy; fox-trot, words by S. 
Holden, melody by Holden, G. 
Underhill Macy and Howard Simon 
ine. oa ,agr by Harry..Guy,10f 
Wo Soq © deoe Maya28, 1923 5..7 
564479: Sidney Holden, Detroit. 
10204 


a 


GuHos? PIPES; words by Charles O. Roos, 
music by Thurlow Lieurance tof U. S.) 
1. Low voice—2. High voice. © May 
29, 1923; 2 c. each June 1; E 562755, 
562764; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 10205, 10206. 


GHost (A) story; by W. Berwald tof 
Usui piano. © June nl4, 1923..-2¢c. 
June 18; E 563197; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10207 


Girt (A); words by Edward L. Mc- 
Kenna, music by Edwin Evans tof 
U. $1; low voice in C. © May 17, 


1923; 2 c. May 21; E 564351; Everett 
music co., Philadelphia. 10208 


Gica; by Arcangelo Corelli, transcribed 
by Carlos Salzedo tof France, fom: 
ciled at New York); harp. Ju 
16, 1923; 2 c. June 22: E, 565059; C. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10209 


GINGER BLUES; words by F. H. Shardel- 
man, music by Sylvia Forrest tof 
U. Si; piano with words. © May 21, 
1923; 2 c. June 20; E 564942; F. H. 
Shardelman, Treece, Kan. 10210 


polka 
Renda _ of 
© 1c. June 


GIOVANNINO, VIRTUOSO MONELLO; 
brillante, di Francesco 
Italy) ; Ist violin-mand. 
14, 1923 - E 563275; Gaetano Lo 
Bianco, New York. 10211 


GiIpsiEs; by Ed. Poldini tof Switzer- 
land; op. 86, no. 3; piano duet. (Gipsy 
idyls) © June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 
27; E 563373; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 10212 


Gir, (THE) ACROSS THE WAY; words 
and music by T.°S. Jones tof U. Sui, 
arr «by Luther (A°sClark of "UPS. 
©-jJune.i,-- 1923-2 c fune 145 .E 
564798; T. Stanton Jones, Atlantic 
City. 10213 


Girt (A) LIK& YoU; words and music 
by W. J. Fritz tof 0 S.1Lu@©@altay, 1, 
1923; 2 c. May 7; E 562170; Walter 


John. Fritz, Columbus, O. 10214 
GIRL OF MY SWEETEST DREAM; words by 
F. Ward Jepson, music by George 


Graff,: jr: rof°U. Sh, arr. iby: Theo//G. 
Beach of UxSi2' © 1, Jiuly*s, 1923 ; 
E 565447: Mrs. F. Ward Jepson. 
Springfield, Ill. 10215 


Girt (THE) OF THE OLDEN WEST’; 
words by Haven Gillespie, music by 
Egbert Van Alstyne and Charles L. 
Cooke tof U. S;: © June 1, 1923; 
2c. June 6; E 564698; Jerome H. 
Remick & co., New York. 10216 


631 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT 


10217 


ENTRIES 
pt. 11 i suv, 16 


Girne (THE) oF Topay; words by R. | Grory to Gop IN THE HIGHEST; by Gio- 


Peer, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
1 c. May 19, 1923; E 562487; Ray- 
mond Peer, Pittsburgh, Pa: 10217 


GIRLS AND BOYS COME OUT TO PLAY; 
words traditional, music by Barbara 
Frost tof Great Britain) Williams 
ed. (Joseph Williams’ new series of 
songs, duets and trios, selected and 
edited by Ernest Read: Unison songs, 
no. 11) '4te2” (Staff and tonte*sol-ta 
notations) © June 8, 1923; 1 c. June 
16; E 566482; Joseph Williams, ltd., 
London. 10218 


GIRLS, NEVER STAY IN AT NIGHT; words 
by H. R. Schnapp, music by ‘George 
Graff, jr. tof U. S., arr. by Theo. ec 
Beach tof U. Si ©lc. July 5, 1923; 
E 565453; Helen R. Schnapp, Home- 
stead, Pa. 10219 


GIRLS, THEY ARE JUST WHAT THEY 
AIN'T; fox trot, words by Lew Frank, 
music by Len Fleming jof U. $1 © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564860; 
C. F. Stubbs music co., Lynn, Mass. 

10220 


GitaAnA (LA) watz; by E. Bucalossi, 
rev. by J. S. Seredy tof U. S.; full 


orch, ” 4to. °. © “Mar.' %119287""2": c. 
May 12; E 562217; Carl Fischer, New 
York. ‘© arrangement) 10221 


GIVE HIM A TICKET ONE WAY TODAY; 
words by C. J. Kehoe, melody. by 
Mrs. E. O. Bagley tof U. $.1; chorus, 
treble voices. 4to. © May 19, 1923; 
2.¢c: | May .26;..— 564455; -Mrs.. EB. O. 
Bagley, Little Rock, Ark. 10222 


GIVE If TO ME DADDY CAUSE IT’S ALL ALL 


MINE; blues fox-trot, words by J. 
Burks, music by Alexander Robin- 
son tof U. Sua, arr. by Theodore F. 


Nixon of) U5 76; ©f ch: July Wi7; 
1923; 565677; : Jett: Burks, Wash- 
ington. 10223 


GLocKE (DER) LIED; verse von Benno 
Vigny jof France), musik von Artur 
M. Werau rof Austria) op. 604. 
Dec... Bi 1922) Wc.) May. 1209) YO23)<2 G, 
566193; L. Doblinger (B. Herzman- 
sky), Vienna. 10224 


GrortA; from mass in honor of St. Je- 
rome, Latin words, music by A. G. 
Peacon tof U. S.); mixed voices, or- 


gam acceiato. © (May 119019235) 2). 
May 26; 564452; A: G))\Peacon, 
Chicago. 10225 


vanni Battista Pergolesi, arr. by A. T. 
Davidson tof U. $1; four-pt. chorus, 
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. (Har- 
vard university collection: Concord 
series, no. 47) © June 9, 1923; 2 c. 
June 12; E 564770; E. C. Schirmer 


music co., Boston. 10226 


Go FORWARD; words by G. O. Webster, 
music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. S. 
© June 18,°19233'2) © June 252) E 
565108 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10227 


Go TELL THE sToRY Now; chorus, words 
and music by C. F. Allen tof U. Sy 
© June 12) 19233" 2"e finer 
563050; Charles F. Allen, Philadel- 
phia. . 10228 


Gop IS LOVE; sacred song, words by 
John Bowring, music by Ferdinand 
Dunkley tof U. Si; low in C. © 
June 1, 1923;'2 c..June.4nu S6g615 - 
Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 

10229 


—— words by W. C. Poole, music by 
A. Flynn ‘tof U) Sia. en tue 218, 
1923; 2 c. June 25; E 565159; Homer 
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 10230 


Gop 1s LovE AND He Loves His cuHiL- 
DREN; healing song for health and . 
happiness, in four “parts, words and 
music by L. D’Artell tof U. Sa; me- 
dium voice. © June 4, 1923; 2 c. 
June 4; E 562810; Louise D’Artell, 
Long Beach, Calif. 10231 


Gop KNows; words by M. Victor Sta- 
ley, music by Chas. H. Gabriel rof 
S41 © June ds) 1923: Aven June 

25: FE, 565148 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10232 


Gop sAvE AMERICA; words and music 
by J.J; Mahoney sof ,Usei4@: ic 
May 19, 1923; FE, 564560; John J. Ma- 
honey, Boston. 10233 


Gop SPARE THE EMERALD IsLE; words 
by William Jerome, music by Victor 
Herbert tof U. $1 © June 7, 1923; 
2c. June 8; E 562886; Harms, inc., 


New York. 10234 
Goparp (BrenyAmin- Louis PaAut) ~ 
Chopin; from Magic lantern, by B. - 


Godard, op. 66, no. 2, arr. by Joseph 
Marr tof U. S. 1; full orch. with piano 
acc. 4to. (Cundy-Bettoney folios 
for orch. no. 2: Photoplay edition, 
no!'5)\' ©»Feb. 1, 1923-97) fie a5 
E 564831; Cundy-Bettoney co., Bos- 
ton. :© arrangement; 10235 


632 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Gop’s RADIO; words by Ruth Mobley, 
music by D. Duck rof U. Si 
June 11, 1923; 2c. June 14; E 563054; 
Dora Duck, Atlanta. 10236 


GoING STRAIGHT; waltz ballad, words 
and melody by W. Astor Morgan of 


Pee © 1'c:. Apr. 26, 1923; & 
559810; Arrow music pub. co., inc, 
New York. 10237 


GOING TO HAVE ONE? words and music 
by Charles Wilmott and John P. 
Long tof England); in B flat. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations; © Mar. 
20m sl fe une 153° E’' 566562 ; 
Francis, Day & Hunter, eg Ah 


GoLD AND BLUE; march, words by 
Brother Edmund, music by Vincent 
Bali on Weso0 ©, June. 11,.1923; 
2c. June 18; E 563121; Baluta music 
co., Chicago. 10239 


GoLD-DIGGER (Tate) dig a little deeper, 
words ane music by James F. Han- 
ley, fot. U.+Sard-©/ June 1, 19233,.2;c. 
June 2; E 564609 ; Shapiro, Bernstein 
& co., inc., New York. 10240 


Go_DEN (THE) BOOK OF FAVORITE SONGS; 
treasury of the best songs of our 
people, compiled and ed. by John W. 
Beattie, William Beach and others tof 
U. Si 12th ed. rev. and enl. 8vo. 
evar 21099923502 ch tApr:. 3k! att. 
Mar. 24; A 702517; Hall & McCreary 
co., Chicago. 10241 


GotpeNn (A) cEeNntTUuRY; A. B. P. S., 
1824-1924, words and music by Wil- 
liam H. Main tof U. S:1 New York, 

General board of promotion of the 
Northern Baptist convention. 8vo. 
May 9, 1923; 2 c. Jurie 8; E 564740; 
American Baptist publication soc., Phil- 
adelphia. 10242 


GoLtpEN (THE) GATE; five joyous pieces, 
by E. Markham Lee of Great Britain ; 
piano. Contents: 1. In the woods.—2. 
Danse grotesque.—3. The fairy ring.— 
4. Daffodil glade—5. On the march. 
ey Mav 18 1923 -\ 9c. (May: 31" 
‘566213; Alfred Lengnick & co., Lon- 
don. 10243 


GOLDEN PATHWAY; words by Kirby 
Long, music by Harry Hudson. tof 
England); in E flat. © Mar. 31, 1923; 
1c. Apr. 7; E 557329; Joseph Henry 
Larway, London. 10244 


GoDEN (THE) star; march, by De 
Stefano tof U. Su, arr. by Jos. De 


10254 
Luca tof U. $1; band. 4to. © June 
ANF 1923: aene, July, $35 2. 563492 - 


Giovanni De Stefano, Philadelphia. 
10245 


GOLDEN SUNSET; overture, by Geo. D. 
Barnard jot “Us S.1 + band. “460, 
May. 19) 1923'-°2' ce" May ZV", 564333" 
Fred Jewell, Worthington, Ind. 

10246 


GOLDEN WEDDING; march, by C. A. 
Grimm jor Ul Sas instrumental. © 
Ve: May. 9, 1923; 8 56217 1 Christian 
A. Grimm, Chicago. 10247 


Go_rpDEN (THE) WHISTLE: a juvenile 
operetta, words by Gertrude Knox 
Willis, music by Mrs. R. R. Forman 
fois, S14). 4ton CiMMayy 3iL- 19237-2% ¢: 
emd>."aih. > June 6.:;.A 705/36,» Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10248 


GOLDEN YESTERDAYS; words by Perrin 
Holmes Lowry, music by Elinor Rem- 
ick ‘Warren tof U. Si; high: in A 
flat! ©, Apr 20,. 1923+ 2 ¢: May. 23: 
E 562661; Harold Flammer, inc., New 
York. 10249 


GoLDFISH ; words and music by Stanley 
J. Damerell and Robert Hargreaves 
fof Great Britain); in B flat. (Staff 
and tonic sol-fa notations) © May 
239 LOZ 38? 6. May’ 25H) 5661542 >B. 
Feldman & co., London. 10250 


GOLFING BLUES; from The passing show 
of 1923, words by Harold Atteridge, 
music by Jean Schwartz rof U. Si © 
June 26, 1923; 2c. June 27; E 563341: 
Harms, inc., New York. 10251 


GONE ARE THE DAYS; words by Coleman . 
Goetz, music by Lou Allyn and Paul 
Ash tof U. 5.1 ©: May 28, 1923; 2 c. 
June 4; E 562858; Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. "10252 


GONE BUT STILL IN MY HEART: words 
by Benton Ley, music by Lee David, 
attic by. Geo ie: Drinkaus “tot. Us.S.% 
female voices. 4to. (Witmark edi- 


tion, standard quartettes, no. 1632) 
OiiMiay MA 1923202 ¢...May 22: 5 
562608: M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. © new arrangement) 10253 


GONNA TAKE AWAY THE SHIM’, Il’vE cor 
THOSE SHIMMIK BLUES; words by Mar- 
tin Brandon, melody by Everett Rob- 
bins and Joseph V. DeCimber tof 


U. $1 © 1c. June 9, 1923; E 562901: 
Joseph V. DeCimber, Milwaukee. : 
10254 


633 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10255 


pt. 111, Hoes ve 18 


Goop-ByEé; from In the moonlight, words 
by Cyrus Wood, music by Alfred 
Goodman tof U. S1 © May 10, 1923; 
2 c. May 11; E 564068; Harms, inc., 
New York. 10255 


Goop BYE BLUES, HELLO HOME SWEET 
HOME; words and melody by Sidney 
Holden and Buddy Fields tof U. Su, 
arr. by Buddy Fields. © 1 c. July 
2,,1923: EF 565342; Arthur B. Fields, 
Detroit. 10256 


GoopsvE oD SHANGHAI; words and mu- 
sic by Cad. St. John tof U. Si © 
July 10, 1923; 2c. July 16; E 563859; 
Stark music co., St. Louis. 10257 


Goop ENUF To EAT; lil song, words by 
J. S. Stevens, music by Carrie Bul- 
lard ti. e. Carrie Bullard Lewis, of 
U. Sa; high voice. Tufts College, 
Mass., Tufts college. bookstore. 
Mar. 30, 1918; 2 c. May 21, 1923; 
E 562559: James S. Stevens, Hartford. 

10258 


Goop-NIGHYT; waltz, by Leo Wood, Irving 
Bibo and Con Conrad tof U. $u., arr. 
by O. Sciacca tof U. Si; band. obl. 
32mo. (Feist edition, no. 1613) © 
June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 8; E 562892; 
Leo Feist, inc. New York. (© ar- 
rangement} 10259 


Coop (THE) SAMARITAN; song story for 
reader and chorus, story and lyrics by 
Mattie B. Shannon tof U. S., music 
by Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. Sa 4to. 
Chicago & Philadelphia, Rodeheaver 
co. © Apr. 16, 1923; 2 c. and aff. 
Apr. 24; A 703891; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10260 


Goop TIME BLUES; words by H. Carr, 
music by Dave Peyton tof U. 5.1 
Apr. 1, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 563122; 
Hansel Carr, Chicago. 10261 


GoRDON’S LOOSE LEAF MOTION PICTURE 
COLLECTION: by Walter C. Simon tof 
U. S. op. 18; piano or organ.. v. 1, 2. 

Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c. each and aff. 
Apr. 21; A 703816, 703817; Estate of 
Hamilton S. Gordon, New York. 

10262, 10263 


GRAcER by S. Ex MartinyqotiUl- Sa; 


piano. © 1 c. Apr. 16, 1923; E 
562637: Samuel E. Martin, Brooklyn. 
10264 


GrapUATION; march and one step, by 
Maurice Baron jof Francei; orch. 4to. 
@ May 112011923 2 ct May, d657 E 
564280: Belwin, inc., New York. 

10265 


GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH; by Geo. 
Schleiffarth, rev. by H. L. Harts tof 
‘ye S.15 piano, four hands. Rev. ed. 
(White-Smith, piano duets, series, 
no..5) © Apr. 2451923 2°e june 4 = 
E 564706; White-Smith music pub. 
co., Boston. (© revision; 10266 


Granny; words by L. M. Hall, music 
by John F. Ryan tof U. Si © lc. 
June 28, 1923; E 563391; Lillie Mae 
Hall, \Walliallay Sa@ 10267 


Gras (LES) ET LES MAIGRES; chanson 
fox-trot, paroles de Lucien Boyer, 
musique de Lao Silést tof Italy) © 
May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566279; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10268 


GRATEFUL PRAISE; words by Edith San- 
ford Tillotson, music by Charles H. 
Maskell tof U. Si © June 18, 1923; 
2c. June 25;°H S69147- Piomrer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 10269 


GRAVE YARD BLUES; words and music 
by Ida Cox tof U.' Sh? m*B tat? © 
lc. July 16, 1923; E 563831; Chicago 
music co., Port Washington, Wis. 

10270 


Great (A) pay; words by James Rowe, 
music by Chas. H. Gabriel rof U. Si 
© June18;. 1923; 2ic.\Gunmet 25 
565142; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10271 


Great (THE) DeELivERER; words by 
Eben FE. Rexford, music by C. H. 
Gabriel fof U. S11 © Mar. 29, 1923; 
2c. May. 17; 562562 (Gite. Be Ga- 
briel, Chicago. 10272 


GREAT, UNCHANGED ONE; words and 
music by Frank M. Jeffery rof U. S$. 
© June 18,1923; i2icehfumed 21 E 
565167; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. , 10273 


GREEN; words by Mary Elizabeth 
Blake, music by John Prindle Scott 
rof U. Sa; high voice: ‘©! June 13, 
1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564823; G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10274 


GREETINGS (THE) oF ALMAS; prize 
song, words and music by Sol Min- 
ster tof U. S.1 (Jn Shriners’ song- 
ster) © May 19, 1923; 2c. June 1; 
FE, 565048; Almas temple 1923 Shrine - 
committee, inc., Washington. 10275 


Guarp Op GLory; unison song, words 
by J. H. Earle, music by L. R. Lewis 
tof. U. Sir} plane) ok erean” tace 
Tufts College, Mass., Tufts college 
bookstore. 8vo. (Pennycard series) 


634 


= Same. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


©, July 18,.1918;.2 c. May 21,1923; 
E 562503; Leo Rich Lewis, Somer- 
ville, Mass., and John Henry Earle, 
Dover, N. J 10276 


== words by J. H. Earle, melody by 
ieee ewis,.of UU: .S.a, ¢ Pocket card 
ed. © July 18, 1918; 2. c. May 21, 
19235 B 562505;. Leo. Rich Lewis, 
Somerville, Mass., and John Henry 
Farle, Dover, N. J.° 10277 


GuARDIAN (THE) ANGEL (Lange gar- 
dien) ; by César Franck, English text 
by John Lekberg tof U. S.; sop. and 
alto. 4to. (Boylston series of cho- 
ruses for women’s voices) © June 
1501923) 2c. June 18; E 564909; 
Charles W. Homeyer & co., Boston. 
(© English translation 10278 


Gurss 1%; march, by H. C. Miller tof 
U>S.1; band. 4to.. © June 8, 1923; 
2c. June 9; E 562915; H. C. Miller, 
Parkesburg, Pa. 10279 


GULF BREEZES WALTZ; by R. E. Barry 
[of “Versa orch, ,4to. © June 4, 
1923; 2c. June 4; E 562815; Richard 
Edgar Barry, Houston. 10280 


piano. Elouston, ‘Texs R.” E. 
Barty music co. “© June 30, 1923; 
2c. July 2; EF 565408; Richard Ed- 
gar Barry, Houston, Tex. 10281 


GurnEy (Ivor) Five western water- 
colours; by I. Gurney tof England); 
piano. Contents: 1. Twyver River.— 
2. Alney Island.—3. The old road.— 
4 Still meadows.— 5. Sugar Loaf 
fis ©, June 5, 1923; 1 +c. June 16; 
E. 566591; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon- 
don. 10282 


GwALD DI MANTENS; words and music 
by A. King iof Poland, domiciled at 
New York, arr. by P. Laskowsky. 
Orjuly 9 1923) 2c: July 11;° 2 
563630; Adolf King, New York. 

| 10283 


Gypsy Rose; words by Sam M. Lewis 


and Joe Young, music by Geo. W. / 


Meyer rof U.S: © 4 c¢..May 22, 
1923; E 562576; Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. 10284 


© June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 


8; E 564739; Irving Berlin; inc., New 
York. 10285 


’ Faknper, (Grorc Friepricn) Largo in 


G; larghetto, from the opera Xerxes, 
by G. F. Handel, arr. by Franz Ries 
(of Germany); violinand piano. New 
ede nee) Jume; 15,..1923;.1 ce, June 16; 
E 566584; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., 
London. — 10286 


-1905—23——_4 


10295 
Har, ALLENTOWN! words by Frances 
Steitler Frueauff, music by E. B. 
Kocher jof U.S.1; mixed voices. 4to. 
@) May. RAry 1923732 .cet May, Lar 
564118; Edgar B. Kocher, Allentown, 
Pa: 10287 


Har, America; Marseillaise of Amer- 
ica, words and music by G. Whitte- 
more of U. S. Glendale, Calif., 
Glendale music pub. co. May 21, 
1923; 2 c. May 26; E 562659; Gene- 
vieve Whittemore, Glendale, Calif. 

10288 


Hart THE Kinc oF GLory; vocal quar- 
tette, words by James Rowe, music 
by H. Keasler Meacham rof U. S.; 
mixed voices. Gould, Okl., Meacham 
pros.~) 4) Jame 30) 1923\ 2 ‘c./ July: 2: 
E 565405; W. C. Meacham, Gould, 
Okl. 10289 


Hat, To oLD KiwAnis; words and mu- 
sic’ by (Ha B. Bricht) sok? U.-Sa 
May 16, 1923; 2 c. May 21; E 564327; 
Harry Edward Bright, Galion, Oy 

10290 


HAITIAN BLUES; wild weepin’ moan, 
words and music by Lizzie Miles and 
Spencer Williams tof U. S1 © Mar. 
1, 1923; 2 c. May 26; E 562666; Joe 
Fishew, New York. 10291 


HALLEJUH BLUES; quasi chant, melody 
by. Perry, Bradford of .U.. Sa. arr: 
hybob" hicketts jor-U. o> © ive. 
May 15, 1923; EF 564719; Perry Brad- 
ford music pub. co., New York. 

10292 


HAL? DICH FEST, DASS DU DIE BALANCE 
NICHT VERLIERST; aus der dreiaktigen 
operette Madi, worte von Alfred Griin- 
wald und Leo Stein, musik von Robert 
Stolz tof Austria) op. 450g. © Mar. 
2B O23 ton hy Che May | les ie. 557920e 
Drei masken-verlag, Berlin. 10293 


Happy art THOU, O IsRAEL; anthem for 
general use, from Honour the Lord 
with thy substance, words from Deut- 
eronomy, music by J. Stainer tof Eng- 
land}; mixed voices, organ acc. 4to. 
(Musical times, May 1, 1923) © Apr. 
30, 1923-1 c May 1) E5570 14ttNio- 
vello & co., Itd., London. 10294 


HAPPY LITTLE WORKERS; words by Lizzie 
DeArmond, music by Chas. H. Gabriel 
(OLMU) Sainte) Iime. AG; L923. Dec 
June 25; F 565130; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10295 


635 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10296 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


Happy (THE) MEDIUM; words and mu- 
sic by." T"Ae Huson tof Ul Sa) ° © 
June 22, 1923; 2 c. June 27; F 565248; 
Thomas Alfred Huson, Berkeley, aie 


Happy (THE) MISTAKE; words by L, 
Reed, melody. by Herman Dubois 
rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
1c. July 16, 1923; E 563820; Leona 
Reed, Rolling Prairie, Ind. 10297 


Happy New YEAR (C HOBEIM pogom); 
words by John J. Robbins, music by 
A. N. Salama sof Russia, domiciled at 
New Mork: Grylls ec. Mar..420) 119255 
EK 550046; Andrew N. Salama, New 
York. 10298 


Harry (A) stroii; by Arnoldo Sartorio 
cof Germany) op. 1268; piano. 
June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563185; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

~ 10299 


Happy winter; fox-trot, words by J. D. 
Marquand, music by Camille De Rhy- 
nal tof Belgium) © May 19, 1923; 
1 c. May 22; E 566043; Chappell & 
co., Itd., London. 16300 


Hargor LIGHTS; words by Edward V. 
Riis, music by R. C. Williams of 
Wi SiO 1c: June.7; 1923; E 562871; 
Ralph Clarke Williams, eae 


Harpor (THE) oF PEACE; words by G. 5. 
Smith, music by Geo. Trimby tof Can- 
aday,|.y Mar, 24,.19235° 1 c. Apr. 9; 
E 557330; Gipsy Simon Smith, Lon- 
don, Canada. 10302 


HARE BELLS; by Georg Eggeling tof Ger- 
many) op. 212; piano. © June 14, 
1973 2 exune’ lo. Joo eZ 5. eo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10303 


HarLEM BLUES; words and music by 
W. C. Handy of Ur Sr@© July 14, 
19023: 2 c. July 16; E.563800;, Wal- 
liam C. Handy, New York. 10304 


Harieouin tricks; by William Baines 
of PU Sage piano... (Characteristic 
compositions) © June 14, 1923; 2c. 
June 18; E 563170; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. — 10305 


Harmonies pu soir; by Pachulski, op. 
7, no. 1, ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz fof 
U. Sui, played bv Doris Madden. (Re- 
cordo, no. 67700) (Music rolh 
May 25, 1923; 2 c. June 9; EF 562922; 
Recordo player roll co., Chicago (© 
editing] 10306 


HARVEST MOON; words and music by 
Arthur Lenox tpseud. of A. N. Hos- 
king, of U. Si © 1c. May" dlp 1923 ; 
EF 564565: Arthur Nicholas Hosking, 
New Rochelle, N.Y. 10307 


Hassan; or, The golden journey to 
Samarkind, drama in 5 acts by James 
Elroy Flecker tof Englandi, deutscher 
text der gesange von R. S.. Hoffmann, 
music by Frederick Delius tof Great 
Britain) ; piano sc. arr. by Philip Hesel- 
tine rof Great Britain) (Universal edi- 
tion, no. 6966) © Dee. 22, 1922; 2c. 
Mar. 31,. 1923; D 26449: Universal 
edition, a. g., Vienna. 10308 


Havana; words by Abe Lyman and M. 
Schonberger, music by John Schon- 
berger ‘jof UL" S17 @) Miayensyely7o: 
2 c. May 8; (E, 562111; Jack Malls, 
inc., New York. 10309 


HAVE YoU A GIRL; words by C. P: Rutz, 
music.,by..Geo. Graff, in. ten asu, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tah CG. w54 9 
Ic. June 27, 1923-8, S0s276 we as. 
P. Rutz, Emporium, Pa. 10310 


HAVE YoU Got, CAN I GET, WILL YOU LET 
ME TAKE; words by Billy Gorman, 
melody by E. Gorman and Gene 
Greene fof: U: Sa,:arr. by Harry. Al- 
ford. 1of U.S. -©, 1 ee ime aos. 
E 565073; Eddie Gorman, Rieck 

10311 


HAYDN (FRANz JosEF) Haydn; famous 


melodies selected and arr. by M. 
Greenwald tof Us $a; pianoy (Little 
visits to great composers) © May 


25,1923; 2c, (Mia Zeon ae 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 
10312 


HE IS NOT A DISAPPOINTMENT; words 
anon., music by Jennie Amos Fiege 
tof U. Sa © Apes, 92s gees Vals: 
11; EY 563628. “Williams eS bier: 
Baltimore. 10313 


H& LEADS THE WAY; words and music by 
Will O. Jones tof U. Si © Sept. 15, 
1923; 2 c. July. 2; E 565697>“Vaines 
Talmadge Reed, Monterey, Tenn. x 

10314 


HE MADE YOU THAT MOTHER TO ME; ~ 
Irish mother ballad, waltz, words by ~ 
Thomas F. Farrell 1. e. T. F. Happy 
Farrell), melody by Happy Tom Far- 
rell oqel TT.) BY Etappy  Parrell) Vor 
U?S.1. ©.1 es Junede 1923562720 
Thomas Francis Farrell, Worcester. 


10315 


656 


MUSICAL COMFOSITIONS 


rol 7; 1928 


He NEVER ForcETS His own; words by 
James Rowe, music by Chas. H. Ga- 
briel fof U. S.1 © June 18, 1923; 2c. 
June 25; E 565163; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10316 


HE NEVER WILL FoRGET; words by Char- 
lotte G. Homer, music arr. ‘from 
Kotzschmar by C. H. Gabriel tof 
Wi Sas1 ©) June! 18, 19233.,.2 c. June 
25; E 565141; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10317 


He’s just A FALSE ALARM; words by 
Charles and H. Tobias, melody by 
Geo. J.nbennett tof U.)S.1 © Lc. 
June 11, 1923; E 564757; Harry To- 


bias, New York. 10318 
Hk sAVES ME; words and music by 
M: W. Hoyt tof U. $1 © May 21, 


1923: 2 c. May, 19;.E 564724; Mar- 
shall W. Hoyt, River Rouge, Mich. 
10319 


HEAR My cry; words from Psalm Lx1, 
music by J. A. Winther tof U. S$. 
@yi june 13, 192372. ¢.\ June 14;-E 
563061; J. A. Winther, Milton, a 


Hear, O Gop, MY PRAYER (Exaudi, 
Deus, orationem meam); words by 
J. F. Stevens, from Psalm 63, music 
byl, 2. Knarr pot ,U.(S.1,.,atr.:by 
F. P. Knarr and J. F. Stevens. © 
1c. June 7, 1923; E 562861; F. Paul 
Knarr and James F. Stevens, Co- 
lumbus, Ind. 10321 


Heart (THE) AFLAME; words anon., 
music by C. Harold Lowden tof 
UW. Sa.2© olune- 18, 19235..2 , c+.jame 
25; E 565165; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10322 


HEART-BREAKER; words by Nelson Fon- 
arow, music by Leon Berg tof U. 8. 
© June 30, 1923; 2°c.- July 2; EF 
565404; Black and white music pub. 
co., Dayton, O. 10323 


HEART-BROKEN ; words by A. Marcinkus, 
music by Al Meehan jof U: 5.1; piano, 
with words. © June 15, 1923; 2 c. 
July 2; E 565373; Adeline Marcinkus, 
Chicago. 10324 


—— words by F. H. Kanne, music by 
“George Graff, jr. rof-U. $i, arr. by 
Berheo, GG. -Beach, jot. U:-S. «-©,,1 ve. 
June 27,1923; E 565219; Fred H. 
Kanne, Brooklyn. 10325 


Heart oF Harteguin (Cceur d’Arle- 
quin); serenade, by Richard Drigo, 
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts tof U. 5.1; 
full orch. © May 11, 1923; 2.c. June 
27: FE 565305; Carl Fischer, New 
York. (© arrangement) 10326 


10335 


HEART TO HEART, [| HOLD YOU DEAR; 
words by Don Valentine, music by 
Fred’k W. Vanderpool, arr. by Geo. 
J. Trinkaus tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 
4to. (Witmark edition standard 
quartettes, no. 1615) © Apr. 9, 1923; 
1 co Apre 174°C) Apr.. 253267 5593/73 
M. Witmark & sons, New York. (© 


new arrangement) 10327 


Heart (THE) WILL LOVE BUT ONE; 
words by M. E. Willis, music by 
E. §. S. Huntington tof U. S$. 

1 c. May 16, 1923; E 564218; Mary 
FE. Willis, Hawkeye, N. Y. 10328 


HEARTS AND HEROES; fox-trot and 
march song, words by Ned Britton 
ipseud. of Donald Shumway Rock- 
well, music by J. Kiefer tof U. Su, 
arr. by Harry J. Lincoln.  Philadel- 
phia, Morris music pub. co. © May 
5, 1923; 2 c. May 14; E 564142; Jo- 
seph Kiefer, Philadelphia. | 10329 


HEARTS LONGING; fox trot, words by 
Marlin R. Leslie, music by E. A. 
Aninao fof U. Si © May 19, 1923; 
2c. May 26; E 564463; Emilio A. 
Aninao, Chicago. 10330 


HEARTS UNBROKEN; words by M. E. 
Montooth, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington of U. Sa 1@atie. Punbsut4 
1923; E 563010; Marvin E. Montooth, 
Pasadena. 10331 


HEAVEN; waltz ballad, words by B. A. 
Tholl, music by Russell Young cof 
U. $1 Newport News, Va., B. A. 
Tholl pub. co. © May 19, 1923; 2 c. 
May 26; E 564459; B. A. Tholl, New- 
port News, Va. - 10332 


HEAVEN EYES; words by Mrs. Peter H. 
Meyers, music by George Graff, jr. 
fof U. S.,,,arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
mor Ua oO). ce pies 27, 1925-7 
565237; Mrs. P. H. Meyers, St. Paul. 

. . 10333 


HEAVEN (THE) IN YOUR EYES; words 
and music by M. Kortlander and P. 
Wendling prof U; Si3:in B flatpi© 
May 29, 1923; 2 c. May 31; E 564589; 
Richmond-Robbins, inc., New York. 

10334 


HEAVENS ABOVE; fox trot, intro. The 
mystic strand, from The man from 
earth, by W. R. Stuhler and F. T. 
Corbett, arr. by J. Bodewalt Lampe 
rof U. $1; piano with words. 
Apr. 26, 1923; 2c. Apr. 27; E 562048; 
John Church co., Cincinnati. © ar- 
rangement) 10335 


637 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10336 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


HEAVEN’S MUSIC OF SALVATION; words 
and music by O. P. Manker tof U. S$. 
©) June, 15; 1923526 Jalyr lik 
563640; Orville Paul Manker, Ham- 
let, Ind. 10336 

Hence Roses; a woodland idyll, by 

Hugo Frey tof U. Sa; piano. © 

June 15, 1923; 2c. June 16; E 563116; 

Richmond-Robbins, inc., New ae 


Heten of Troy, New Yorx; from the 
musical play, words and music by 
Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby cof 
U. S13 © May 31, 1923; 2 c. May 31; 
E 564583; Waterson, Berlin & Sny- 
der co., New York. 10338 


HELLO DEAR OLD WASHINGTON; words 
and music by W. H. Hollingsworth 
rof U. Sa; piano with words. © 
May 21, 1923; 2c. May 24; E 562655; 
W. H. Hollingsworth, Vesey 


Hetto Miss PortLanp; words and mel- 
ody by H. V. Vogel rof U. Sa © 
1 c. May 23, 1923; E 564380; Harold 
Victor Vogel, San Francisco. 10340 


HELLO, WHO'S THIS, GET OFF THE PHONE, 
words and melody by Jack Meskill 
and Al Sherman rof U. Su, arr. by 
George Holman rof U. Su ©sP ic. 
June 30, 1923; E 563459; Fred Fisher, 
inc., New York. 10341 


Hrip ME TO GIVE, AND GIVE TODAY, 
words by Edna G. Young Reed, mu- 
sic by Chas. H. Gabriel_tof USS. 
© June 18, 1923; 2 c, June 2A Pagel 
565117; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10342 


Hennessy (Swan) ‘Trois chansons 
espagnoles; paroles allemandes de 
Heine et Geibel, traduction frangaise 
et Stay ee Elemacsey cit 
France) op. *- pour voix moyenn 
avec acc. mA piano. © Apr. 26, 1923; 
1 c. May 9; E 557825; Max Eschig, 
Paris. 10343 


Henry Forp; words and music by A. F. 


Carp tof U. Si © June ZA 19235 
2c. June 26; E 563627; Andrew Fran- 
cis Carp, Ilion, N. Y. 10344 


R FAMILY ON DISPLAY; a pageant in 
mie oh by Ethel Dunn of U.S. 
Ato. ©, Apr: 26, 1923; 2c. May 2; 
aff. May 12; A 707486; Lyceum and 
Chautauqua managers assn., Swarth- 


more, Pa. 10345 


Hi LEE HI Lo; chop suey a la fox-ee 
trot-ee, words by Eugene West, mu- 
sic by Ira Schuster rof U. Sa; orch. 
4to. (Feist edition, no. 1145) © 
July 2, 1923; 2 c. July 3; E 563494; 
Leo Feist, inc, New York. :© ar- 
rangement) 10346 


— words and melody by Eugene 
West, Lester Santly and Ira Schus- 
ter tof U. Sa, arr. by I. Schuster. 
© lc. May 24, 1923; E 564404; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 10347 


HipiscUS BLOOMS; waltz, melody, by 
A. ‘J. Dickerman , and??Herman A. 
Hummel of U. Sa, arr. by H. A. 
Hummel. ©. 1 c. Jutie 1971923; E 
563138; Alvah J. Dickerman, New 
York, 10348 


HIDE AND SEEK; by M. E. Marshall tof 
Great Britain), ed. by Ernest Fowles; 
piano. (Curwen edition, no. 9204: 
Primary division) © May 28, 1923; 
1c. June 11; E 566731; J. Curwen & 
sons, ltd., London. - 10349 


Hiiarité (L’) c&éLESTE; couplets, de 
lopérette-bouffe, La haut, lyrics de 
Albert Willemetz, musique de Mau- 
rice Yvain tof France) © May 15, 
1923; 1 c. May 29; EF 566256; Francis 
Salabert, Paris. ~~ 10350 


Hin, (THE) country; fantasy, by 
Thomas Wood rof England); organ, 
in A maj. © June 5, 1923; 1 c. June 
16; E 566588; Stainer & Bell, Itd., 
London. 10351 


HILLEMACHER (PaAurt) 40 legons gra- 
duées de solfége; écrites pour les 
examens et concours, par P. Hille- 
macher of France; 4to. 1. Avec 
acc. de piano.—2. Sans acc. de piano. 
© May 5, 1923; 1 c. each May 17; E 
566060, 566061; Heugel, Paris. 

10352, 10353 


Hinpoo (THE) Hop; from Adrienne, 
words by A. Seymour Brown, music 
by Albert von Tilzer tof U. Si © 
May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 25; EF 564445; 
Harms, inc., New York. 10354 


Hip, HIP, HIP; march, by J. D. Cline 
fof UU. -S.13: piano; swith woras: © 
June 23, 1923 2 co June 2524 505175: 
J. De Forest Cline, Greeley, Col. 5 

103 


His Bow OF PROMISE; words by Alfred 
Barratt, music by Henry P. Morton 
of UiS1i¢© Aps:,8" 19233 2:6. june 
13; E 564795; Harry Julius Beckman, 
Owensboro, Ky. 10356 


638 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10378 


His ramp Am 1; words by Lizzie De- 
Armond, music by H. A. Henry tof 
U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
25; E 565099 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10357 


Hoppy HoRSE; from act 3, Golden 
goose, words by Harold MacGrath, 
melody by V. H. Miller and F. Jack- 
Somer) O..5.1, attaby V. HH. Miller. 
Ove) vay To 1923)-b.564178- Nic- 
tor Henri Miller and Frederic Jack- 
son, Syracuse, N. Y. 10358 


flok CAKE DANCE; by J. F. Roach tof 
U. $1; steel guit. Cincinnati, Roach, 
Frankland. © May 1, 1923; 2c. May 
28; E 564525; James F. Roach, Cin- 


cinnati. 10359 
Honuipay MARCH; by Max Meyer- 
Olbersleben of Germany); piano. 


(Joyous youth) © June 14, 1923; 
2c. June 18; E 563191; Theo. Press- 
er co., Philadelphia. 10360 


Hoitywooper (A); words and music 
ye aw” Brown tof (Uz Sa) arr:| by 

The Williams duo. © June 2, 1923; 
ZG. june (8: 564738 ; Ruth R. 
Brown, Los Angeles. 10361 


HoME COMING soNc; words and music 
by Walter F. Peck prof U. Sa, arr. by 
Homer Edward Crain fof U. S; © 
May 11, 1923; 2 c. May 14; E 564158; 
College of Wooster, Wooster, O. 

10362 


HoME FROM SCHOOL; words and music 
by G. M. Rohrer tof U. Sa © May 
19, 1923; 2c. May 26; E 564462: Ger 
trude Martin Rohrer, Pittsburgh. 


10363 
Homer LicHts I Lonc To sEE; from 
George White’s Scandals, words by 


Ballard MacDonald, music by Harry 
Carréll(joP Us S.1 © June 19, 1923; 
2/e) <j ane 20 3) 563152; Harms, inc., 
New York. 10364 


HoME To THE Lips THAT I Love; words 
and music by J. F. Adams jof U. Su, 
arr. by Newell Cummins of U. Si 

mec.” Fiuly -12;"1923 "565599" J. 
Frank Adams, Denison, Tex. 10365 


-. HoME TOWN BLUES; words and music by 


Dave Ringle and J. Fred Coots tof 
We sSa sarr.: by...) ed), Fastwood,. of 
Peo) alec. june 16. 1925-5; 
563103; Broadway music corp., New 
York, 10366 


Homesick (THE) coon; words by Leo 
T. Bunnow, music by H. Richard tof 


U. Si © June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 20; 
FE, 564978; Leo Bunnow, Fond du Tc, 
Wis. 10367 


HonEY CHILE; song by Lily Strickland. 
(G. S. 8vo. choruses, no. 7035, 
7036) 1. Three women’s voices, arr. 
by Victor Harris tof U. Si—2. Four 
male voices, arr. by John Hyatt Brew- 


exciesnUuSia _©OvMayr 51192302" c. 
each May 19; E 564290, 564291; G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. ‘(© ar- 
rangement} 10368, 10369 


HonoLuLv BLUES; words by M. J. Gun- 
sky, music by Nat Goldstein rof U. Si 
©: May. 28;,.1923.; <2 senrsunme.4 E 
562857 ; Jack Mills, inc., New York, 


HonoLuLu NIGHTS; words and music 


by Andy Sheridan tof U. Si © July 
3, 7° 1923 = 2"e. June 30H? 563461 °F. 
Wallace Rega, New York. 10371 


Hoopoo, WHO DO YOU LOVE; words by 
E. J. Gardner, music by Mary M. 
‘Laylox randy J...s Muller: tof Ua 5. 
Brooklyn, Emerson pub. co. © June 
5, 1923502 Gn June 25k SnOoZ i a3 Je 
Emerson Miller, Brooklyn. 10372 


HoovER, PUT IT OVER, OVER THERE, OVER 
THERE; fox trot, words and music by 
H. Williams tof U. $1 Duluth, Minn., 
Williams music shack. © June 23, 
1923-2 c. June 25, -F, 565308 ;- Henry 
Williams, Duluth, Minn. 10373 


Hop, skIP, yale galop, by H. Engel- 
mann tof U Si: piano, four hands. 
(Entertaining four hand music, grade 
2) 7'*©’ May! 29}. 1923 22). June’1; E 
562750; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 10374 


Horinc; from Jack and Jill, words by 
Irving Caesar, music by William Daly 
fof U.S.1,,© Jame,15,.1923.. 2c. June 
16; E 563113; Jerome H. Remick & 
co., New York. — 10375 


‘Hor air; words by Harry L. Coles, mel- 


ody by S. S. Miller tof U. Sa © 
1c. June 29, 1923; E 565320; Stanley 
S. Miller, Baltitiore. 10376 


Hor DIGcITy Doc; words by Henry 
Creamer, music by Jimmy Johnson tof 


Us Sa, © olecerjune, 20,71923.,, E 
seca Jack Mills, inc., New York ae 
3 


Hot ROASTED PEANUTS; words and mel- 
ody by Louis Breau, Charles Tobias 
and. tlanry’ Wobias, (at “Wes 1s Ist 


wiohmer et ue, July (13) 4925e 0 
563648; Bee Tee pub. co., New tins 
1 


Cae 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10379 


Hotz’s. ispECIAY sy anarch,,. by 7@. By Karr 
fof, (Ut yor? (band.< 4to5 + @piane’ 9) 
1923: 2 .c.., June AL: 5, 1564/03 > 3G, B. 
Karr Whawkins, Wis.) 10379 


Hounp (THE) OF HEAVEN; symphonic 
ode, words by Francis Thompson, mu- 
sic by Harold Vincent Jervis-Read (of 
Great Britain) op. 38; ten. solo, boys’ 
voices, mixed voices, orch. and organ 
acc. Vocal sc. © May 4, 1923; 1c. 
May 21; E 557686; A. Weekes & co., 
Itd., London. 10380 


Hour (AN); words by George O'Neil, 
music by Alden Barrell tof U. Sia © 
June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 563374; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 10381 


House oF DAvip BLUES; by Billy Meyers, 
Elmer Schoebel and Irving Mills tof 
U. Sa; melody with piano acc. © 
irvie. Vunes2or 19237 B,.. 5633057 pack 
Mills, inc., New York. 10382 


How cAn I LEAVE THEE; 
words from the German, 
air arr. by Chris. M. Edmunds tof 
Great Britain); mixed voices. 4to. 
(Choral choir, no. 1331) © May 12, 
1923; 4c. May 25: F, 566050; Bayley 
& Ferguson, Glasgow. 10383 


choral song, 
Thuringian 


How cAn I MAKE BELIEVE I DON’T LOVE 
YOU WHEN I po; words and melody by 

oy hy Oneh. [Oty pO. s Oat uO) 1. Gerapume 
4.1923; E 562842; Louis E. Sher. St. 
Louis. 10384 


How CAN YOU BE MINE; words by A. 
Longo, music by George Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 
for Wi Sa Or Le Jame 27, 19a 
565239: Antonio Longo, St. Louis. 

10385 


How CAN YOU LOVE SOMEBODY ELSE, 
WHEN I’vVE BEEN SO FAITHFUL TO YOU; 
words by Richard EF. Hall and Jack 
Mahoney, music by Loyal Curtis tof 
WS" (Oy, May 44. 19232 Zac.uMay 
265° EF i5629A 1s ISsB., HC unis: music 
publisher, New York. 10386 


How covutp I LEAVE YOU DAD; 
Myrtle Logan, music by Harry J. Lin- 
Colm on eee Si Me) May, WO) 1973 = eae 
Minny 20 S02087 Harry. $2 imcoln 
music co., Philadelphia. 10387 


words by H. John- 
S. S. Huntington 


How coutp I TELL; 
son, music bv E. 


tof: Sat ©) cu Maya, 1923. sh 
562681: Hetty Johnson, Riverside, 
Ont., Canada. 10388 


words by | 


pt. 111, ate. v.48 


How I’p LIKE TO BE A CHILD AGAIN; 
words by Mrs. A. M. Chase, music by 
Elliott Markham tof U. 5.1; piano with 


words: , ‘© ' June, 2, 1928) 32 ¢. June 
20:; FE, 564950; Mrs. A. M.. -Chase, 
Cherokee, Ia. 10389 


How I Love rou, My ARKANSAS; new 
state song, words and melody by H. L. 
Howe tof U. 5.1; cHorus of treble 
voices... 4to, (Ou May logs 9 23- 2. c 
May 26; FE 564456; Harrison L. Howe, 
Little Rock, Ark. 10390 


How LONG DO WE LIVE; words and mel- 
ody by S. Steinberg tof U. S.1 


AY VIDOAIND NN 


© 1c. June 21, 1923; E 563244; Sam- 
uel Steinberg, New York. 10391 


How tone Must I WAIT FOR A SWEET- 
HEART; waltz, words by J. M. Wil- 
liams, music by E.. K. Johnson of 
U.S. Xenia, O., Zinnia music house. 
© July 9, 1923; 2c. July 16; FE 563852; 
John Milton Williams and Eva K. 
Johnson, Xenia, 10392 


HuutA (Le); conte lyrique oriental en 
4 actes, poeme de André Rivoire tof 
Francei, musique de Marcel Samuel- 
Rousseau fof France); partition piano 
et chant. © Apr. 24, 1923; 1 c. May 
9; D 26440; Choudens, Paris. 10393 


HumMER (THE); march, by Roland F. 
Seitz tof U. Sa; band pts. 4to. 
oa 21, 1923: 2 c. May 23; E 564397 ; 

_ Seitz, Glen Rock, Pa. 10394 


lille by Hannah Smith of 


WW. Sa°op: 47, novi) pianat. (©). Jane 
9 :19233.2'c.' June 15; E 563081; G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10395 


Huncry (THE) Burs; words by J. B. 


Walter, music by Joh n F. Ryan rof 
WU Sa Ord teduly.hS hes) = 
563657 ; John B. Walter, San Anto- 
nio, 10396 


Hun‘ttnc sonc; words adapted by Mar- 
ion Roberts, music by R. $. Morrison 
iof; U. Sits umisen,) Veices, 1. Ato. 
(School choruses) © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 562749; Theo. Presser 
CO., Philadelphia. 10397 


HUNTING THE WREN; words traditional, | 
music by Adam Carse of Great Brit-_ 
ain in G.’ Williams edi Ato. “(yo- 
seph Williams’ new series of songs, 
duets and trios for schools and 
classes: Unison songs, no. 9) (Staff — 
and tonic sol-fa notations; © June 
18, 1923: 1. c July 25. 566845; , Jor 
seph Williams, Itd., London. 10398 


640 ° 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10418 


HurrRAH FOR THE KU KLUX KLAN; 
words and music by Mrs. H. Thomp- 
son tof U. Si; © June 1, 1923; 2c. 
June 16; E 564859; Mrs. Harvey 
Thompson, Waller, Tex: 10399 


HuSH-A-BA’, BIRDIE, CROON, CROON; trio, 
old Scottish song, adapted and arr. 
by Alfred Moffat tof Great Britain) ; 
women’s voices. (Octavo _ series, 
women’s voices, no. 861) © July 9, 
1923; 2c. July 13; E 563734; Arthur 
P. Schmidt co., Boston. (© adapta- 
tion and arrangement} 10400 


HusH-A-BYE BAY; waltz, by Raymond 
Sherwood and Gerald Arthur, arr. 
and ed. by Arthur H. Gutman of 
Dees orc: with piano acc.’ 4to: 
erejate 23 1923: 2 c. june 14-5 
563043; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. «© arrangementy 

10401 


‘HUSH-A-BYE BOAT; by Joseph Gahm of 
U. Sa op. 13, no. 2; piano. © May 
2 i923 2. May 25); FE 564438: 
Composers’ music corp., New York. 

10402 


HusH sBAsy; lullaby, words by Louis 
Rouillion, music by Maurice Baron 
nwa ta) 1). ©, May. 15; 1923; 
2c. June 4; E 564613; Belwin, inc., 
New York. 10403 


HuSIA SIUSIA POLKA; arr. by A. Omel- 
ezuk jof U. S.; orch. with piano acc. 
Aion loeMay 15, 1923; 2 ¢.- May 21: 
FE 564345; Jos. Krygier, Philadelphia. 

10404 


—— do spiewu, by H. Zbierzchowski 
tof U. $1; piano with words. © May 
15, 1923; 2 c. May 21; E 564359; Jos. 
Krygier, Philadelphia. 10405 


HYMN TO THE sTARS; by Sigfrid Karg- 
_ Elert tof England) op. 96, no. 7; or- 
gan. (Jn Original compositions for 
the organ, new series, no. 97: Seven 


pastels no. BL © May 29, 1928 sk c.: 


ay 31; E 566209; Novello & CO., 
Itd., London. 10406 


I AIN'T A-GOIN’ NO MORE A-ROAMIN’; 
from The co-optimists, words by 
Laddie Cliff, music by Melville Gid- 
eon [of England ; ina’ Jy) Hates (Stat 
and tonic sol-fa notations! © Mar. 
ZO Owe zS;. co ijame:j153.E 566572: 
Francis, Day & Hunter, London. 

10407 


I pure BOTHERED; words and melody 
vy Con, Bowman ,of U. Sak Nek €. 
ML. 21, 1923; E 563246; eerie FE. 
Bowman, West Hoboken, N. J. 10408 


I AIN’T CRYING Now; words and melody 
by L. E. Sher tof U. Si ©1-c. June 
4, 1923;.E 562841; Louis E. Sher, St. 
Louis. 10409 


I AIN'T GOT NO FRIENDS; words by J. 
Patterson, melody by Ellis Howard 
Reynolds rof U. Si ©1c. May 16, 
1923; FE 564174; James Patterson, 
Philadelphia. 10410 


I AIN’T GOT NUTHIN’; words by Walter 
Hirsch, music by Howard Steiner tof 
U. Si © June 16, 1923; 2 c. June 18; 
E 564914; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 10411 


I AIN'T NO SHEIK, JUST SWEET PAPA, 
THAT'S ALL ; words by Tom Scott, 
music by G. W. Thomas jof U. Su. 
© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562495; Geo. 
W. Thomas, Chicago. 10412 


I AM DREAMING ABOUT A GIRL THAT'S TO 
comE; words by H. R. Schnapp, mu- 
sic by Al Meehan of U. S.1; piano, 
with words. © June 1, 1923; 2 c. 
July 2; E 565371; Helen R. Schnapp, 
Homestead, Pa. 10413 


I AM GLAD YOU LOVE ME; words by J. H. 
Spencer, music by Harry Morton jof 
U. Sa New York, Manhattan music 
co. (Cover-title: I’m glad you love 
me) ©). pune 9) 1923--2-, June 14; 
E 565385; J. H. Spencer, Thelma, Ky. 

10414 


= 


AM GOING TO GET MARRIED SOME DAY; 
words by M. J. Joiner, music by Va- 
leria Gordon of U. $1; piano with 
wortds., | 4to... ©; Apry 12, 1923372) ¢. 
June 4; E 562793; M. J. Joiner, Nor- 
folk, Va. 10415 


I AM PEEPING THRU A KNOT HOLE IN 
MY FATHER’S BACK YARD FENCE; words 
by E. L. Hoffman, music by George 
Mitt i lode te 5.1. ale. Dyn Wee. 
Ga beach rot. Sa © 1c. James27; 
1923; F 565225; FE. L. Hoffman, Har- 
risville, Pa. 10416 


I BELIEVE THE BisLE; words and music 
by Haldor Lillenas rof U. S1 © June 
18) 1803 >, 2c une, 25 2.4 Gol - 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. aoe 

Al 


I hae de JUST BECAUSE I WANT 
~ to; words by N. Drake, music by 
Arnold T. Lax tof U. S. New York, 
Manhattan music co. © June 25, 
1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565389; Nell 
Drake, Detroit. » 10418 


641 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10419 


pt) 111, nasewels 


tH 


words by N. D. Washington, music by 
E. M.: Dudley Cantwell tof U. Sa 
© June23,°1923 -\20.c, Junet25s 58 
565174; Nettie Dudley Washington, 
Pittsburgh. 10419 


eK 


Shrode, music by Harry Jay rpseud. 
of Harry. Ja. Lancoln, of flsion 
June 30, 1923; 2 c. July 2;.E 565409; 
Milton W. Shrode, Evansville, Ind. 
10420 


La | 


R. Warren, music by Arnold T. Lax 
tof U. Si New York, Manhattan 
music co. © May 31, 1923; 2 c. June 
4. F 562781; Richard Warren, Ports- 
mouth, Va. 10421 


Lo 


CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP OVER YOU; words 
and music by Howard. Johnson, Leo 
Wood and Irving Bibo tof U. Si © 
June: 23, 7923 2° c:-FuneiZ5 > 1565202 ; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10422 


I’pD LIKE A GIRL; words and music by 
S. Allenburg rof U. Si © 1c. May 
10, 1923; EF 564294; Sally Allenburg, 
Bombay, India. 10423 


I’p LIKE TO KNOW; words and melody 
bye Meehisel rota). ait) Wty c. 
june. 22. 0925-2 2  So5014 40 Perbert 
M. Fisch, Austin, Minn. 10424 


Tp RATHER FOX TROT THAN WALTZ; 
words and music by Otto Motzan and 
Pete Wendling tof U. S$. New York, 
Be Alemusiecor "© Apr? 9):1923 +2 ¢. 
Mar. 26; E 523729: Barney Abramo- 
witz, New York. 10425 


I pDIDN’t KNOW; fox-trot ballad, words 
by Les Stevens, melody by G. Nager 
oe OO.) Sac Ot ce. july 28. 92S eae 
563338; Gus Nager, Brooklyn. 10426 


I Don’t CARE WHOSE MAMMA you were | | 


BUT YOU'RE MY SWEET MAMMA NOW; 
words and melody by Harry Pease and 
Fd. G. Nelson tof U. S., arr. by E. G. 
Melson | (@wlse une 20); 19235. 5, 
563211; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 
10427 


I DON’T LET NO ONE MAN WORRY ME; 
words and music by Perry Bradford 
(on aoe Sat HO tne (23) OPS 20 e, 
June 25: EF, 565194; Perry Bradford 
music pub. co., New York. 10428 


ed 


and music by J. C. Turner tof U. Su 

© Fane (22, 1923-2" ec. YalyiZge: GE 

563 3705 ; PSeG: Turner, San Antonio. 
10429 


642 


CAN'T FORGET MY OLD HOME; words by I 


BOWED ON MY KNEES AND CRIED HOLY; | I DON’T WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN, UNLESS 


I cAN. GO WITH YOU; waltz ballad, 
words and music by Ret Crosley tof 
US. oO" Maye, 1923.72 teaaianie 
15; EF 564835; Arthur bros., Detroit. 

10430 


CAN'T FORGET ; waltz, words by M. W. if DREAMED THAT i HAD YOU; words and 


melody by J. C. Dougherty nari <5.) 

© lc. June 4, 1923; E 562843; Joseph 

Cornelius Douvherty, Philadelphia. 
10431 


FOUND HAPPINESS; words by Jos. H 
Trent, melody by Clarence Williams 
rot UL Sa ©@CL ag Tul ie 
565686; Clarence Williams music pub. 
co., inc., New York. 10432 


GOT THE FEVER; words and melody by 
Joe Grey, Leo Wood and A. Harring- 
ton Gibbs rof U. S., arr. by L. Wood. 
©.1c. May 11, 1923: E 564058. 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10433 


GOT THE PROPOSING BLUES AND I’m 
GOING TO PAY MY DUES; words and 
melody by W. J. Graham tof U. S. 
© 1c. June 14, 1923; E 562979. Wil- 
liam James Graham, New York. 
10434 


HAD A GARDEN; ballad, by James Stan- 
ley Royce tof U. S.1: -sop./ or ten., 
alto. or bar., in G. (Cupid’s garden, 
No. 4). ©) June 11 18239 ee pene 
13: E 564793; Vandersloot music pub. 
CO:, Williamsport, Pa. «© arrange- 
ment} 10435 


HAVE A LITTLE SHADOW; words by 
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by C. 
G... Davies ‘sof; «Canadai, 6 Cl eAvpms 2; 
1923: 1 c. Apr.:5°)B 5574332- Charles 
George Davies, Lillooet, Canada. 
10436 


HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TRUE; words by 
J. C. Fowler, music by George Graff, 
jr.- fof Us Sa, arresby (Pheo, (Ga Beach 
rof), Us| Sa," © Gieke lame. a7 lee 3 
E 565226; Joseph C. Fowler, Redding, 
Calli: 10437 


KNEW THERE WAS A THING CALLED 


- LOVE; words by Jean de Baufré, mu- 


sic by Edward M. Morris tof U. $.1; 
high or medium voice. © June 9, 
1923: 2 c. June 15; E 563073: eo 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10438 


DON’T LIKE NO TRAVELING MAN; words | I KNow A MAIDEN; words by P. Fritsch, 


music by Sylvia Forrest tof U. Su.; 
piano with words. © June 2, 1923; 
2c. June 20; E 564953; Paul Fritsch, 
Cobb, Wis. 10439 


~ 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 
no. 7, 1923 10460 
I KNOW YOURE MINE; fox-trot ballad, | [11 TELL vou THE DREAM I HAD; waltz, 
words and music by Eddie Mack and words by R. McD. Smith, jr., music 
Lew Jacobs tof U. Si © May 4, by Oram F. Getty tof U. S1 © July 
1923—=2 co May 129% 562427 ; Capito! 12:41923'- 2:er July ‘(1675 }563857. Mc- 
music pub. co., Chicago. 10440 Maniel pub. co.,' St. Louis. 10450 


I LIKE A BIG TOWN—I LIKE A SMALL 
Town; from Helen of Troy, New 
York, words and music by Bert Kal- 
mar and Harry Ruby tof U. Si © 
May 31, 1923; 2c. May 31; EF 564581; 
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
York. 10441 


TLL ALWAYS LOVK YOU; words and mu- 
sic by Chas. W. Kisco and Geo. O. 
Petey Ot Ql... ©.May. 14; “1923; 
Zac Jime, V4, 562821* Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. 10442 


TL BE GLAD TO KNOW THAT YOU'RE 
GONE; words and melody by N. J. 
Vause and Henry Welling tof U. Su, 
amepy HH. Wellings © 1c. June 15; 
1923; -E 564801; Norman J. Vause, 
Brooklyn. 10443 


TLL BE HERE WHEN YOU COME BACK, 
But TLL BE WITH SOMEBODY ELSE; 
words by Sam Howard, music by Don 
Dayis and Bill Munro sof England) 
© June 20, 1923; 2 c. June 28; E 
563417; Sam Howard music pub. co., 
Montreal, Canada. 10444 


TLL BE THERE, WHEN YOU COME; sacred 
song, words and music by E. Robin- 
son tof U. S.1; sop. and alto. Chicago, 
Hall and. Hunter. © May 25, 1923; 
2c. May 28; EF 564530; Edward Rob- 
inson, Chicago. 10445 


TLE: Ger EVEN WITH YOU; blues, words | 


and prusie by 1; I”. Thomas [Ogle 33 
© lc. July 16, 1923; E 563830; Lewis 
cl estnomas: Washington. 10446 


TLL NEVER LEAVE MY MAMMY; words by 
W. Surridge, music by Sylvia Forrest 
tof U. Si; piano with words. © June 
2, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 564947; Wm 
Surridge, Philadelphia. 10447 


“ILL SING MY SONG OF LOVE; words by 
_ A. M. Kent, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof 
WMS. e@* Lilet! Jame!’ 27; 19231) E 
565232; Alice Maud Kent, Lynn, Nor- 
folk, England. 10448 


TLL TELL THE WORLD I Love you; waltz 
ballad, words and ae by L. John- 
son rof U. Si, arr. by R. S. Gozzaldi 

rot US © Jume)4 1923 - 2 c. June 
4: E 562809: Leland Johnson, Dallas. 

10449 


I LovE HER; words and melody by J. Le 
Roy Ot). Sal ©) ah. GMs Zoe LIS): 
E 562699: Jack Le Roy, Philadelphia 

10451 


I LOVE HER ON THE OLD BACK PORCH; 
words and music by Jack Le Roy, 
Billy Hays and Jim O’Leary tof U. S.1 
© July 21923 2.c.\ Jaly, 35.b 563493. 
Joe Morris music co., New York. 

10452 


I. ,rovE Him; words by -Lida Shivers 
Lerch music bye: Bcd). nant ley of 
yo 2) Jane 18. 1923 - 2 °e.: June: 25; 

é 565129 - Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10453 


I LOVE YOU IN THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED 
way; words by O. H. Hixon, music 
by. iS. S. Huntme ton tet U.S’? © 
Luce May. 26,1923... i. 562673. O2 ble 
Hixon, Canton, Ga. 10454 


I LovED YOU ONCE, BUT YOU STAYED 
AWAY TOO LONG; words and music by 
Eugene West and Eddie Porray ick 
iY S. © May 28, 1923; 2c. June 4; 

EF, 562859; Jack Mills, inc., New vos 


IM A LONESOME CRY BABY; fox trot, 
words and music by Bob Buttenuth 
aud ent Mortis tor Ul og, piano. atr. 
by J. Bodewalt Lampe. © June 1, 
1923; 2 c. June 6: E 564699; Jerome 
H. Remick & co., ‘New York. 10456 


I’M ALWAYS HAPPY WITH YOU; words 
and melody by Ed. Smalle and Jack 


Bean tof Usa «© le! jurreo,'1923"- 
E 564628; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. Pate 10457 
ee Same, (©) june 20. 4925-2. c. june 
28: EF, 563416; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 10458 
I’M ALWAYS THINKING OF YoU; words 


and melody by R. Yafrate tof Italy, 


domiciled at Waltham, Mass. © lc. 
June 12, 1923" E'562955: ‘Ralph Ya- 
frate, Waltham, Mass. 10459 


I’m Broapway; song of Broadway street, 
words by El Gee rpseud. of Elias 
Ginsburgi, music by J. Cherniavsky 
tof Russia, domiciled at New Yorki; 
piano with words. © 1c. May 28, 
1923; E 564477; Joseph Cherniavsky, 
New York. 10460 


643 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10461 


pt. IlI,n.s., v.18 


I’M COMING BACK To you; words by H. | mM cornc SOMEWHERE; words by M. F. 


Landrum, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof; U. Sai. @©i ise) May: 26,1923 : 
FE 562693; H. Landrum, Covington, 
Ky. 10461 


Dodson, music by George Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach of 
UsS.1 (© DeLjinie 6749235 & 404053 : 
M. F. Dodson, Detroit. 10471 


'M COMING PALESTINE; words and mu- | I’M GOING, To TAKE THE TRAIN THAT 


sic’ by ELA JB) Kagsch) ot ),08 S..carr. 
by Albert M. Kanrich. © 1 c. June 
13; 1923; E 564792: Harry B. Kirsch, 
Boston. 10462 


LEAVES TO HOME AND You; words and 
melody by Dave Harris tof U. S. 
©. 1c. June 6, 1923 5646262 Irv- 
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 10472 


I’M DREAMING OF MY CHILDHOOD; words | I'M GONNA MAKE Los ANGELES MY 


by W. J. Easterbrook, music by E. S. 
S. .bbantineton. (ot Us Sa 40. te c 
June’ 14; 1923+ “"E.563020-" War J. 
Easterbrook, Williams, Minn. 10463 


I’M FEELING BLUE ror MAmMmMy Louw; 


HOME; from Her little bag o’ trix, 
words and music by Raymond Leslie 
Goldman jof U. Si; © July 3, 1923; 
2c. July 11; E 563632; Melvin Gold- 
man pub. co., Los Angeles. 10473 


words by Henry Creamer, music by | !M IN A HuRRY; words by A. Raaf, 


Lew Pollack, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus 
rof U. Si; male voices. 4to, (Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1654) © May 14, 
S25 Le, ica Way Zeon by. SOZ00 Sanus 
Witmark & sons, New York. (© 
new arrangement} 10464 


I’m FRoM IoWA, THAT BEAUTIFUL Iowa; 
words by Alice EK. Snow, music by 
Ciak. onow er Us. S.) art. -by. Blovil 


music by George Graff, jr. tof U. S.i, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach fof U. Si © 
1 c. June 27, 1923; EF 565236; Arthur 
Raaf, St. Louis. 10474 


I’M IN LOVE WITH A GIRL ON THE SCREEN, 


AND IT’S YOU, YOU, YoU; words and 
music by F. E. Welch jof U. Si © 
June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 2; EF 563095; 
Frank Ernest Welch, Norristown, 
Pa. 10475 


P, St. Clair. © July 9, 1923; 2 c.| I’m jearous; words by Benny Davis, 


July 16; E 563855; Clifford R. Snow, 
music publisher, Goldfield, Ia. 10465 


I’m GLAD I’M IN DIxIELAND; words by 
L. Krumenaker, music by George 


music by Harry Akst tof U.S. 

June 11, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562808; 

Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 
10476 


Graff, jr. rof U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. |] I'M LAUGHING AT YoU Now; words by 


MeAchiuiGt wb)... 9, ©. ly c., Jae, 27, 
1923; FE 565218; Louis Krumenaker, 
Pittsburgh. 10466 


I’M GLAD NOBODY LOVES YOU, NOBODY BUT 


A. Arthur Ganley, music by J. Abe 
Goldstein fof U. Si © 1 c¢. July 5, 
1923; E 565431; Music shop, Niagara 
Falls, N.Y. 10477 


ME; words and melody by Isham | !’M LONELY TONIGHT LITTLE GIRL; words 


Jones,.Fden., Y....Carlis. and Ray ,He 
stark. rof,U..S3 © 1-c..June 6, 1923; 
E 564636; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 10467 


I’M GOING BACK To DIXIE LAND; fox 
trot, words and music by Billy Tully 


by Francesca Bellamy Taylor tpseud. 
of Alice B. Taylori, melody by Her- 
man Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
of U. Sa ©'T & June Zia 
563224; Alice B. Taylor, Denver. 

10478 


. ? A= 
oS cy ant bee ll, Reser ldarot I’M LONGING FOR A COTTAGE BY THE SEA; 


Dies.1 ©. June 14,1923). 2 cy June 22: 
E 565038; Wm. Tully, Philadelphia. 
10468 


words by M. Taylor, music by John 
F) Ryan tof U" S77 "@OA ~eayuly 13; 
1923; E °563662; Mertha )*taylor 
Scranton, Pa. 10479 


I’M GOING BACK TO OLD VIRGINIA; words |} J’, LostInc you; words by King Zany 


by W. P. Mohr, music by H. Richard 
roof U. S1 © Apr. 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
20; EF 565003; W. P. Mohr, St. Louis. 

10469 


ipseud. of Jack Dilh, music by Roy 
Ingraham jof U.Si © July 23, 1923; - 
2c. July 24; EF 565798; Irving Berlin, 
inc., New York. 10480 


I’M GOING BACK ‘TO OLD WIscoNnsIN; | I’M NoBODY’S SWEETHEART; words by 


words and music by B. Johnson tof 
U2 Sur © May 4719235 (Zac, Man giZ ; 
E 562429; Blanche Johnson, Dodge- 
ville, Wis. 10470 


644 


G.. A. Hanson; musico byt! E.. oa, 5: 
Huntington: 1of U., Sa ©pl ie Maye 
26, 1923; E 562688; George Andrew 
Hanson; Tacoma. 10481 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10501 


I’M NOT TO BLAME; words and melody | I 
_by Fred Mayo, Dave Fox and An- 
drew Donnelly tof U. Si © lc. 
June 6, 1923; E 564632; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 10482 


I’M SAVING MY KISSES FOR SOMEONE; 
words by Evelyn Marie Stuart, mu- | [| 
sic by Frances G. Stuart tof U. Su, 
arr. by Walter J. Goodell tof U. Su. 
© May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 
562424: Chas. Wilber Stewart and 
Eva M. Stewart, Chicago. 10483 


I’M SAVING YOU FOR A RAINY DAY; from 
Ill say she is, words by Will B. 
Johnstone, music by Tom Johnstone 
for U1 © Jime 15, 1923-2 c. June 
foe 50515/: "Harms, ‘tnc.,’, New 
York. 10484 


I’M SIGHING AND CRYING FOR you; fox 
trot, words and music by Eugene 
Colombo of U. Si © June 23, 
1926, 2) c, June 25; -F 565177; E.-P: 
Colombo, Detroit. 10485 


I 


Len | 


I’m sorRY Now; words by Benny Davis | I. 


and Sidney Clare, music by Henry 
Santley tof U. Si © May 3, 1923; 
2 c. May 8; E 562108; Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. 10486 


I’M THE VAMP OF THE Bowery; words | I 
08 Gauste by W. HH. Rhoads «of 
U. Sa, arr. by Louis VosBurgh tof 
U.Si © 1c. June 4, 1923; E 562775; 
William Hood Rhoads, New York. ; 

s 1048 


I’M TICKLED TO DEATH I’M SINGLE, THEY 
CANT CATCH ME; from The co-opti- 
mists, words by Clifford Seyler, mu- 
sic by Melville Gideon tof England); 
in E flat. ¢Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations!) © Mar. 20, 1923; 1 c. June 
Poe) 5009/75. Ftaticis, Day. & tun- 

_ ter, London. 10488 


I MAY NEED YOU BAD, BUT NOT AS BAD 
AS ALL THAT; words and melody by 
Ben Russell and Cliff Friend tof 
Seve. aun by -C.y,Eriend.” © 7.1 ¢ 
June 20, 1923; E 563215; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 10489 


I miss My DIxIE MAMMY AND 1 KNOW 
SHE MISSES ME; fox trot, words and 
melody by G. Homer ;of U. Su, arr. 
byt John) Russo. tof U. Suip @oit.e 
June 22, 1923; E 565015; George Ho- 
mer, Garfield, N. J. 10490 


I miss you Mrtssisstppr; words and 
melody by B. Schwartz 1of U. Si © 
dc.) Jaane 15, 119232. K,..564807:: Ben 
Schwartz, New York. 10491 


645 


Leo 


e— 


leon | 


ee 


NEED SOME ONE TO LOVE ME; words by 
W. E. Waugh, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington tof U. Si © 1 c. May 26, 
1923; E 562678; Will E. Waugh, 
Carleton Place, Ontario, Canada. 
10492 


NEED YOU so; words by Caly W. Stan- 
wood, music by W. de Macedo jot 
U#$i “© May 5,/ 19232) May. 14; 
E 564129; William de Macedo, Vic- 
toria, Canada. 10493 


NEED YOU TO DRIVE MY BLUES AWAY ; 
words by Lena Wilson, melody by 
Fletcher H. Henderson, jr. tof U. Sn 
Cer June Ft .19623:-" 5627275" Mel- 
ody music co., New York. 10494 


NEVER MET A GIRL LIKE YOU; fox trot, 
from The rise of Rosie O’Reilly, words 
and music by Geo. M. Cohan jof U.S. 
© May. 15.° 19732 2 ue." Maye 23e0B, 
564391; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 10495 


R.A. (THE); words by J. M. God- 
frey, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
(of -U» ‘Sar © 1 +e. June 28; 192355, 
563381; J. M. Godfrey, Detroit. 

10496. 


REFUSED YOUR LOVE, NOW I AM LOOKING 
FOR You; words by M. Joseph, music 
by ..+S...8., Huntington, tof Ui Si 
©; 1-c.) June 28,,.1923; E 563399; 
Murphy Joseph, New York. 10497 


REMEMBER; words by W. P. Mohr, 
music. by H..Richard tof U. Sa 

June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 20; EF 564982; 
W. P. Mohr, St. Louis. 10498 


SAW CAMEL; from act 2, Golden goose, 
words by Harold McGrath, melody by 
V.H. Miller and F. Jackson tof U. S., 
art. by Vo ERY Millers © 2c! May 
16, 1923; E. 564179; Victor Henri Mil- 


ler, and Frederic Jackson, Syracuse, 
“ve . 


10499 


SAY YOU COT TO KNOW HOW, THATS 
ALL; words and melody by I. H.. Barr 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Charles M. Smith 
jot! U2 Sa On er uly2? 1923 205 
565346; Irving H. Barr, New York. 

ng 10500 


SHALL BE MOST ANNOYED; words by 


Donovan Parsons and Valentine, mu- 


sic by Edward Tracey tof England; 
in B flat. :Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tiansj; © .Mar.-20, 1923: 1.c..June 
15; E 566569; Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 10501 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10502 : 


pt. 117, Siw, 18 


I sING THE SAME OLD SONGS; words by 
Gio “Phillips piimusie! Sby CE Ser St 
Huntington tof U. Si © 1 c. May 
26, 1923; E 562674; Grace H. Phillips, 
Cresskill, N. J. 10502 


I STOLE YOU FROM SOMEONE ELSE AND 
SOMEBODY STOLE YOU FROM |ME; words 
and music by Roy Fox, Jack Lax and 
Earl Burtnett tof U. Sia © June 19, 
192333,:2,c)/Junme 23,;'5F/565080); Irving 
‘Berlin, inc., New York. 10503 


I THINK OF YOU; words and music by 
G. F. Gundelfinger tof U. Sa Sewick- 
ley, Pa., New fraternity. © June 11, 
1923; 2c. June 12; E 565199; George 
Frederick Gundelfinger, Sewickley, 
Pa. 10504 


I THINK ON THEE IN THE NIGHT; part- 
song, words by Thos. K. Hervey, mu- 
sic by ‘o. rE. JLovatt 1OL “Great Brit- 
ain}; Ist and 2nd ten., baritone and 
bass. 4to. (Choral album, no. 1338) 
GP May 412)" 1923". 1 et May” 25 5 
566051; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 

10505 


PVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE HILLS: words 
by M. Gray. music bv E. S. S. Hunt- 
incton. 101 MW, Sn, <O.e 1c... May 26; 
1923; EF 562685; Mabel Gray, Silver 
City on De 10506 


I'VE BEEN LONGING FOR A SIGHT OF YOU; 
words by A. Bonetti, music by Mary 
Delcove rof U. Si New York, Lenox 
Coren) Inily: p12 71922592 5c. Novel Se 
E 547941; Angelina Bonetti, Boston. 

10507 


TvE COME BACK TO STAY WITH YOU 
MOTHER DEAR; words by Homer 
Schaeffer, music by John Corr of 
USO Mans (22), 1928 moe Mery. 
26: E, 563089; Schaeffer-Corr music 
pub. co., Schenectady, N. Y. 10508 


TvE GOT THE GRANDEST ICE-MAN; words 
by Jean Herbert, melodv by Joe Keden 
ana @tis’ Spencer qorUs, Sh, aur by: 


Oy Spencer.) © a ee june 12719023) 
E 562951; Fred Fisher, inc., New 
York. 10509 


Tve cot tHE Kine Tut BLUES; words 
by B. Ewing, music by H. Richard 
form, Sie) Apres 24, O23 2) c 
June 20; E 565010; Bertha Ewing, 
Indianapolis. 10510 


T’vE GoT YoU, AND YOU’VE Gort ME; words 
by R. P. Weston, music by R. Harris- 
Weston tof Englandi; in D.  (Staft 
and tonic sol-fa notations) © Mar. 20, 
1923) Pct tune TSE 566570" Prancis: 
Day & Hunter, London. 10511 


I want A DOLL; words by T. T. Wil- 
liamson, music by EK. S. S. Hunting- 
ton tof U: Si’ ©'1 & June 1471923 - 
E, 563007; Ted T. Williamson, Keno- 
sha, Wis. 10512 


I WANT SOMEONE TO LOVE; words by 
C. J. Gleason, music by George Graff, 
jr. tof U.S. arr: by neo Ge beach 
rot. UL" Sy ©yod ees 27 eee 
565221; Cyril J. Gleason, San Fran- 
Cisco. 10513 


re 


WANT SOMEONE TO PLAY WITH; words 
and music by Mack Brown of U. Su.i, 
arr. by Albert C. Bray tof England, 
domiciled at Montreal, Canadai © 
1c. June 20,1923; EF, 564931: . Jack 
Daly, Grantwood, N. J. 10514 


I WANT THE WORLD TO KNOW; words and 
music by C. M. Browne tof U. Su, arr. 
by Len Fleming tof U. Si © June 
22, 1923: 2 ic. Julyed2: 3B 56get0 ; 
Chas. M. Browne, Watkins, N. Y. 

i 10515 


I WANT To BE LOVED; words by Paul Ge- 
rard Smith and J. L. Shearer, music 
by J. L. Shearer fof U. Sa; Ist vio- 
lin. © 1c. May 25, 1923; F 564425; 
James L. Shearer, Elizabeth, asic 


I WANT TO LIVE UP HIGH; words by S. 
Arms, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
(of U.'Si* © rte Mayemiaeeezs. E, 
564227: Stewart Arms, Fresno, ae 


I wAnt To put AN R In MaAry: words 
by F. Cameron, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
U.S. @©lc. May 25, 1923; F 564412; 
Frank Cameron, Athol, N. Y. 10518 


I want you; words by C. Kanoy, mu- 
sic bv John F. Ryan tof U. Su 
1c. June 28, 1923; E 563382; Clara 
Kanoy, Biscoe, N. C. 10519 


I wAN?T you just FoR ToDAY; words 
and music by R. L. Lukens and J. A. 
Noble tof U. Sa” Honolsin i. Ei 

' Honolulu music co. ltd. © June 2, 
1923: 2 c. June 9; E 562911; Robert 
L. Lukens and John Avery Noble, 
Honolulu. 10520 


I WANTED YOU ALL THE TIME; words 
by Mamie Medina, melody by J. Ed- 
gar Dowell rof U. Si; in C. ©lie. 
July 17, 1923; E 565683; Clarence 
Williams music pub. co., inc., New 
York. 10521 


646 


MU SICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10542 


I wit, FoLLow THEE; words by James 
Rowe, fourth verse by H. J. Beck- 
man, music by Henry P. Morton cof 
Sa, i@vApr: 8.1923; 2 c: June. 13; 
E 564794; Harry Julius Beckman, 
Owensboro, Ky. 10522 


WILL FORGET; words by R. Bates, mu- 
sic by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. 8. 
© lc. June 6, 1923; E 564649; Ray 
Bates, Reno, Nev. 10523 


I wisH I HAD SOMEONE TO CRY OVER ME; 
words by Mitchell Parish, music by 
Eleanor Young and Harry D.: 
Squires i0of,U..$1 © June: 9; 1923; 
2 c. June 11; E 564776; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 10524 


I wisH YoU ONLY KNEW; words by 
E. A. Danks, music by George Graff, 
jc of) Ws 6.1, ant:yby Theo. G,, Beach 
or we ee © back yuly.5,..1923; 
565436; Earl A. Danks, West Union. 
Ta. 10525 


I wisH YOU WOULD; ensemble, words 
by Chappelle and Stinnette, music by 
fe esaappelle jor, Wa, 5.1, atr.: Dy 
Wille A savogery 10f.U.- 9.13 violin 
Bee tO) tc. ume21,. 1923 BW 563222 ; 
Thomas E. Chappelle, New Sere 3 


—— words and melody by T. E. Chap- 
pelle tof U. Sa, arr. by Will A. Vo- 
deny 10t O.o.1, © Ic. June 20, 1923 ; 
FE 564924; Thomas E. Chappelle, New 
York. 10527 


Ln | 


I wonvER; words by E. Fortenbery, 


music by George Graff, jr. rof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. $1 © 
1c. June 27, 1923; E 565227; Emma 
Fortenbery, Fondren, Miss. 10528 


I wWoNDER wHy; fox-trot, words by 
Bae. Benson, music by B.S. Ss. 
Huntimeton sof U.S; .© 1 ce June 
W2801923* TH) 563401. “Bi FY Benson, 
Fort Du Pont, Del. 10529 


— words and melody by O. Campos 
rofr U. Si, arr- by Arthur Fisk jof 


posta lec. June, 21,, 1925): 1 
563253; Oliver Campos, Irvington, 
Calif 10530 
‘Tasttn’s (GERARDO) MODERN SAXO- 


PHONIST; by G. Iasilli rof U. Sa 
1c. May 29, 1923; E 563120; Gerardo 
Jasilli, Brooklyn. 10531 


Insts (THE); words by Frater Achad, 
music by C. Lagourgue tof U. Su. 
(Songs of the new aeon, no. 1) © 
Apaley. 35 1923,;,.2.c-. July 12; E 563707 
Charles Lagourgue, Chicago. 1053? 


IpaAHo (THE) BLUES; words and music 
by J. Dineen tof U. Sa, arr. by Jean 
Walz tof U. S.1 Chicago, John J. 
Morrisey. © May 4, 1923; 2 c. May 
12; E 562428; John Dineen, we 

10533 


IF ANYBODY HERE WANTS A REAL KIND 
MAMA HERES YOUR OPPORTUNITY; 
words and music by Shelton Brooks 
(Oe UL wom 2 ©” Jame 250 1923; 24. 
Jtine 25:52 5651957. (Perry Bradtord 
music pub. co., New York. 10534 


Ir I CAN TAKE YOU FROM SOMEBODY 
ELSE, SOMEBODY ELSE COULD TAKE YOU 
FROM ME; words and melody by Jack 
Mahoney tof U. S1 ©1c. June 12, 
1923; E 562950; Barney Abramowitz, 
New York. 10535 


Ir I HAD you; poem by Rose Cave 
Gould Clark, music by D. J. Michaud 
tof U. S$. Duluth, Minn., American 
music pub. co. © June 22, 1923; 2c. 
July 12; E 563702; Michaud-Clark, 
Duluth, Minn. 10536 


Ir I LIVED IN THE HEART OF A ROSE; 
words by A. Mack, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington: of U.. Sav ©.1.c. June 
14, 1923; EK 563014; A. Mack, Par- 
sons, Kan. 10537 


Ir I MARRY IN ALL MY LIFE A HAYSEED’S 
WIFE [’u1, BE; words by Z. A. Chap- 
man, music by E. S. S. Huntington 


POLS tl Onl ae oilayt lO. 1923.) sey 
564194; Zada A. Chapman, Arkansas 
post, Ark. 10538 


Ir I oNLY HAD A PAL LIKE YOU; words 
by M. M. Rider, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington jof U. S:1 © 1c. June 
28, 1923; E 563400; M. Maddy Rider, 
Pittsburgh. 10539 


Ig I TooK YoU BACK AGAIN; waltz bal- 
lad, words by Laura V. Moore, music 
bytAs BaldwinwRay (of U. Sj ‘Edi. 
‘tion classique. © June 4, 1923; 2 c. 
June 4; E 562779; Fred Fisher, inc., 
New York. 10540 


Iy THERE WERE NOT ANY MEN; from 
Dew drop inn, words by Cyrus Wood, 
music by Alfred Goodman jof U. S.) 
© June 7, 1923; 2c. June 8: E 562885: 
Harms, inc., New York. 10541 


I¥ THOU WERT MINE; words by W. A. 

_Adam, music by D. Cuthbert Brown 

tof Englandi; ten. © May 16, 1923: 

tl ce May 28 3%. (566174: “Ryalls /& 
Jones, Itd., Birkenhead, England. 

10542 


647 


10543 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. ITI, n. s., v. 18 


If WE WILL; words by W. C. Poole, 
music by B. D. Ackley tof U. Si -© 
June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 25; E 565088; 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 6: 

10543 


IF WINTER COMES, SPRINGTIME WILL SOON 
BE HERE; words by Clifford Grey, mu- 
sic by Melville Gideon tof England) 
Rev. ed. New York, Leo Feist, inc. 
@ Ape 30" 1023s. 226. lay et 
564151; Francis, Day & Hunter, Lon- 
don. 10544 


If YOU ARE AS LONESOME AS I aM; words 
and music by Bartley Costello, Al 
Piantadosi and Jack ee [OL a 5.1 
© May 30, 1923; Jane’ Go e 


564697 « Goodman & ties MEIC, New 
York. "10545 
IF YOU COULD LOVE ME BETTER; words 


and music by M. O’Neal tof U. Su. 
@) tune 26,7 1925" 2c. June 18) 
564886; M. O’Neal, Lexington, ee ? 

1054 


IF YOU GO, YOU'LL COME BACK, BY AND 
BY; words by Henry Creamer, music 


by Hew Pollack’. “atr..* by, ' Geo: ss). 
Trinkaus tof U. $.1; female voices. 
Ato. (Witmark edition, excellent 


quartette arrangements, no. 1658) © 
Nay 14,1923); 2c. May 22; H.562597% 
M. Witmark & sons, New York. ‘© 
new arrangement} 10547 


IF you KNOW How ‘fo stRUT; words and 
melody by Irving Berlin tof U. Su 
@'1 c: June 23, 1923; E 563267; Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 10548 


IF YOU WANT TO MAKE THOSE EYES AT 
ME; words and music by J. N. Bloom- 
inger tof U. S.1_ New York, Manhat- 
tan music, cov (©: Mate 15,1923") 2. 
May 8; E 562103; John N. Bloom- 
inger, Alva, Okl. 10549 


IF YOU WOULD ONLY CARE; waltz, words 
and music by G. D. Peter tof Can- 


ada} © June 19, 1923: 2c. June 25; 
EF) 565193); George D. Peter, Van- 
ecouver *B: ©. Canada. 10550 


IKEY’S WIFE; words by H. W. Moor- 
croft, music by H. Richard tof U. S. 


© Apr. 19, 1929, -2.Ve., JunenZ0e VE 
564998; Harry W. Moorcroft, Mc- 
Adain ‘Jct: Ni’ B.) Canada: 10551 


IMPERIAL METHOD FOR THE SAXOPHONE; 
by Herman Bellstedt tof U. Si © 
May 2, 1923; 2 c. May 4; E 564052; 
John Church’ CO, Cincinnati. 10552 


IMPERIAL WALTZ; words by Elza Wy- 
man, music by M. Ferrandino tof 
U. Si © June 14, 1923;'2 ce. June 
18; EF, 564882; Mike Ferrandino, Port- 
land, Or. 10553 


IN AN OPIUM DEN; by Morris Aborn 
tof U. Sas orch., with 1st violin con- 
ductor. 4to. © May 24, 1923; 2c. 
May 26; EF 564556; Belwin, inc., New 
York. "10554 


In ArcaApy; two-pt., words and music 
by Elizabeth Gest tof U. S.1; women’s 
voices. 4to. (Theo. Presser co., part 

~ song for women’s voices) © June 

“25, 1923542 ‘ce June. 27 tote eg848.- 
Theo. Presser CON Philadelphia. 

10555 


In CALIFORNIA WHERE I MET YoU; words 
by Leo Roy Wells and 1. M. Logan, 
music by L. R. Wells rof U. Su, arr. 
by Chauncey Haines rof U. Sy 
1 c. June 14, 1923; E 562990; Inez 
Mae Logan, ‘Anaheim, Calif. — 10656 


IN DEAR OLD MARYLAND; words by Car- 
roll Tubman, music by EAA lat 
man, jf. tof, UL Si a Paetostats © 
1c. June 2, 1923; E 564599; Edward 
A. Hartman, jr., Baltimore. 10557 


words by 
music by John F. Ryan 


IN DEAR OLD PENNSYLVANIA; 
P. Rodway, 


fof “U.S. “© ic? de sieeie5 
EF 563008; Pearl Rodway, Youngs- 
town, O 10558 


IN TOREIGN LANDS; fantasia, by S. Seiler 
tof, U. Sa; pianos ©! Jumerga, 1925". 
Zc. Jie 30; “By 505405. arr Semen: 
Los Angeles. 10559 


IN FORMER DAYS; American intermezzo, 
by H. F. Peltier tof U. Si; piano. © 
June 1, 1923+ Zc) ume (2 er aease 
Henry Francis Peltier, Oaklawn, Il. 

. 10560 


IN GooD CcoMPANY; by Paul Lawson tof 
U.'S.; piano: (Younes, ceemalisétner 
2) © ‘June, 145 1923). 2) ee tune is 

#563167: Theo. Presser CoO., Phila- 
delphia. 10561 


IN HONOR TO THE Kinc; a Christmas 
exercise, by Nettie L. Berghouse tof 
US Sa, music from the classics. 11), 
Byers and others. 8vo. © Dec. 5, 
1922; 2c. and aft? Aprev7a> 19235 th 
705112; Gospel trumpet co., Ander- 
son, Ind. 10562 


words by S$. Cravello 
and Jos. Roades, melody by M. M. 
Jockerstof “US Si" Oily e. sia 23, 
1923: E 564382; Monroe Mann Jock: 
ers, Los Angeles. 10563 


In JINNISTAN; 


648 


MU SICAL COMPOSITIONS 


~ no. 7, 1923 


In Kanpawar; ballad fox-trot, words 
by Fred W. Leigh, music by John 
Openshaw tof England); in BS tua 
and tonic sol-fa notations) © Mar. 
Hiweeg et ce. Jue 15>, E, 566568; 
Francis, Day & Hunter, London. 

10564 


IN MBMoRIAM; dead march, by C. W. 
Bennet, rev. by Robt. Biederman tof 
es al bac: 4to. - © - May. 19; 
1924-2 ce. 4 June +2/-. Fy ,50a301; , Carl 
Fischer, New York. :©  arrange- 
ment} 10565 


IN MY CABIN ON THE HILL AMONG THE |} 


PINES; words by P. Ogg, music by 


Jina: Baan 104. U ..S.3),©- 1:¢, July 
13, 1923; E 563650; Pearl Ogg, Ok- 
mulgee, Okl. 10566 


In MY HEART; words by Ed. F. Breier 
and Edward J. Lambert, music by 
Hershel Henlere tof U. S.;) © June 


SF) 1923572) e) June 9B 562917 ; 
Jerome H. Remick & co., New York. 
10567 


IN MY HOURS OF DREAM; waltz, by S. M. 
Martinez of Cubaj; piano. Phila- 
delphia, Jose A. Miralles. © May 15, 
1923; 2 c: May 21; E 564348; Socorro 
Miralles Martinez, Merida, Mee 

1 


In o-D Peru; words and music by J. R. 
Seeviot Us Si...© 1 c:. June 15, 1923; 
FE 564817; Joseph Russell See, Eliza- 
beth, N. J. 10569 


IN PARADISE, THAT'S WHERE OLD MOTHERS 
BELONG; words by C. J. Bauerle rof 
U. Si, music by Eugene Platzman 
(anon (e). lc. Jane Zl, 192360 
563255; cha J. Bauerle, Baltimore 

10570 


IN THE APPLE TREE; by C. A. Grant- 
Schaefer pof U. S13 piano. (On the 
lawn not 3), ©,Joly 9),.1923; Zac. 
digivae Ides se 39503740; “Arthurs 4P. 
Schmidt co., Boston. 10571 

IN THE BOAT; barcarolle, by Alban 
Forster of Germanyi; piano. 


_ May 29, 1923; 2c. June 1; E 562759; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. nt 
10 


“InN THE DAYS OF TUT-ANKH-AMEN; 
- from Rats, words and music by Reg 
Low and J. R. Long rof England; 
in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa nota- 
tions; © | Mar.20;1923's Wc. June 

15; E 566574; Francis, Day & Hunt- 
er, London. 10573 


10584 


IN THE EVENING; words and melody by 
Walter Donaldson tof U. Su, arr. by 
Eugene Platzmann jof U. Si © 1c. 
May 18, 1923; E 564267; Shapiro, 

Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 


10574 


IN THE ForEsT; by T. Bath Glasson 
Of W.. SigOpd ides nO. 27 piano! ie 
scher edition, no. 5259) © May. 12, 
192362 )c May 14 eB SOFAS 25). BY 
scher & bro., New York. 10575 


nine nature study songs, words by 
Katherine Bainbridge, music by 
Homer Grounn,ot, U. Sit? yocal,.or 
instrumental, © May 4, 1923; 2 c. 
Amati May. 12a 2N 708050; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10576 


IN THE GARDEN OF EpEN; words and 
melody by J. I..Tanzman rof U.S. 
© 1c. June 4, 1923; E 562774; Jo- 
seph I. Tanzman, Brooklyn. 10577 


IN THE GLOAMING; transcription, by M. 
W: Butler tot U. S.7; piano. (Gems 
from famous melodies) © May 24, 
1923; 2. c. May 28; E 564499; A. W. 
Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 10578 


IN THE LAND OF YESTERDAY; by Charles 
A, Whalen tof) Ul Si, arr. by Eddie 
Bitzuercald jot). Sa serch. Ata. ..© 
Mar. 19, 1923; 2c. May 12; EF 564107; 
Acme music pub. co., Providence, 


Rel, 10579 


IN THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL HOUSE; fox 
trot, by Al. Wilson. and Jas..A. Bren- 
nan, arr. by Henry Schuckert of 
U.S; concertina, ' Chicago, Georgi 
& Vitak music co. © June 26, 1923; 
2 e+ jie 2h A DOSZ055) Edward’. 
Marks music co., New York. (© 
arrangement} 10580 


IN THE OLD BARN; dance, by M. L. Pres- 
ton Tot UL Sa piano:? “© fFune V4 
19234 2c. Jane, 18°? 563184’; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10581 


IN THE OLD SNAKE RIVER VALLEY; words 
by R. Mort, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
metony (o& W.,.Sa,: © lice May,-26; 
1923; E 562690; Rollie Mort, Fwin 
Falls, Id. 10582 


In THE SAvIOUR I AM HIDING; words 
and music by George Washington 
Richards tor;U. S.1. © May 2h 1923; 
2. cw juney2a 0, 505082-) Lewis. Fe 
Bacheller, Kewanee, III. 10583 


IN THE SHADOWS OF THE EAST; words 
and melody by R.:M. Ellery tof U. S. 
© Ice; Jumeis071928 ; EF .563457; Rob- 
ert Melvin Ellery, Toledo, O. 10584 


649 


CATALOGUE OF 
10585 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. IlI,n. s., v. 18 


IN THE sLUMS; slum song, from The 
rise of Rosie O’Reilly, words and 
music by Geo. M. Cohan tof U. S.1 
@yiMay: 15,449235), 2beo May 23 
564394; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 10585 


IN THE VISION OF SWEET BY AND BY; 
words by V. F. Outland, music by 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Sy aT Lo Dy: 


Theo. CG. Beach On AS yale ce 
Jame (27,5, 1923" he S65240> Mictor EF. 
Outland, Paulding, O. 10586 


IN THIS QUIET HOUR; words by P. J. 
O’Reilly, music by Florence Aylward 
tof Great Britain); in E flat. © May 
Bh 1923 Tete. slimes Tanks SoO2tOs 
Collard Moutrie, London. 10587 


INCHIN’ ALONG; fox trot, words by Jk 
McCool, music by B. Reed tof U. S.1 


© 1c. June 9, 1923; E 562907; Joe 
McCool and Blanche Reed, Des 
Moines. 10588 


INDECISION; words by K. Andrekson, 
music by Re: Morton tof U. 84 
© June 9/1923; 22 cxgune al4s!) E 
565384; K. Andrekson, East Provi- 
dence, R. I. 10589 


INDIAN LAMENT; by Anton Dvorak, arr. 
by M. L. Lake tof U. Si; military 


bata. 4to. ©) Apr +20.41923 2c. 
May 12; E 562228; Carl Fischer, New 
_ York. (© arrangement) 10590 


INSEGNATEMI IL, FRANCESE? versi e mu- 
sica di Luigi Mattiello tof Italy ; mand. 
acc.) Naples, Italy, Casa _ editrice, 
Luigi Mattiello. 4to. © May 1, 1923; 
1c. June 1; 566216> Italian book 


co., New York. 10591 
INTERMEDIATE STUDY PIECES; collection 
of. instructive compositions, compiled 


by Preston Ware Orem tof U. Su; 
pee © AprehOn1O26= Zac. and watt: 
Apr. 20; A 703805; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10592 


INTRODUCTORY MUsIc; ted.) by Thaddeus 
P. Giddings, Will Earhart and others 
tof U. Sa 8vo. (Music educational 
series) ©) alan: 22) 923-2 ‘e.sd eb: 
9: aff. Feb. 8; A 699503: Ginn and 


co., Boston. 10593 
INVOCATION ; words by P. J. O'Reilly, 
music by Arthur Baynon ,of Great 


Britain); in E flat, with organ obbl. 
ad lib) © May 23, 1923; 1 c. June 
70; E 566737; A. Weekes & co., ltd., 
London. 10594 


IowA THE BEST; words and music by 
F. Anderson tof U. Sa © June 30, 
1923; 2 ec: July 2en 5654108 Fannie 
Anderson, Radcliffe, Ta. ae 10595 


Aer alee melody by E. C. Andrews 


pot: UW. ©: -1 ‘e... May 25, 19235, E 
564431; ‘Earl Clifton Andrews, Chi- 
cago. : 10596 
Is IT A SIN, MY LOVING YOU; words by 


Vincent Bryan and Emma Carus, mu- 
sic by J. Walter Leopold tof U. Sa 
© Jan. 2, 1923): (2¢c.@ Meee Be 
562173 ; Carpold co., New York. 
10597 


Is THERE A ROSE IN THE OLD FASHIONED 
GARDEN; words and music by Mrs. 
BY Beatty tof “Us $12 ©May- 15, 
1923; 2 c. June 6; E 564696; Tir. 
Frank L. Beatty, West Sunbury, LEGS 

10598 


ISLAND NIGHTS; words and music by 
Gus Kondas, Jack Sullivan and Her- 
man A. Hummel tof U. Sa © May 


45119235 2 Gey Miay lees 562422: 
Kondas music pub. co., Ashtabula, O. 
10599 

IstE OF FAR-AWAY; words and music 
by D. Phuntster For" Ul Su St c. 
May 25, 1923; E 564430; Duane 
Phimister, Chicago. 10600 


IsLE OF PEARLS; words by H. T. Par- 
sons, melody by Arnold T. Lax tof 
WU Sa O°) & umes 2anaiee se 
565077 > « Harey tie Parsons, Indiana 
Harhor, Ind. 10601 


IsTE CONFESSOR; missa in honor of St. 
Thomas Aquinas, Latin words, music 
bv Philip G. Kreckel tof U. S.1 op. 
30; chorus of mixed voices with organ. 
Sc.'' 4to. “© May 12, 1923" 25es0May 
14; E 564124; Philip G. Kreckel, 
Rochester, N. Y. 10602 


It CAN NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN; melody 
by Edwin J. Weber tof U. Su, arr. 
by Chas. L. Bates rof U. Si ©l1c. 
June 12, 1923; E 562956; Ager, Yel- 
len & Bornstein, inc., New York. 


10603 


It’s ALWAYS SPRINGTIME IN MY HEART; 
words and music by Monte Carlo and 
Alma Sanders tof U. Si © June 15, 
1923; 2 c.'Jtne,18-"F 5631567) Harms, = 
inc., New York. 10604 


It’s BETTER TO LAUGH THAN TO CRY; 
words bv Harold Bell Wright, music 
by J. Walter Leopold tof U. Si © 
1 c. May +28, 1923; FE 564558; Car- 

* pold co., New York. 10605 | 


650 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


It’s LOVE; words and music by G. N. 
Coxon /°S5 © 1"e)Apr. 4;'1923; 
FE 562571; George Norris Cox, San 
Jose, Calif, 10606 


It’s NEw York Town; waltz song, words 
and music by M. Browning tof U. Sj 
ope june 12,. 1923) E.. 562977: 
Mortimer Browning, New York. 


10607 


It’s ONLY A WEE SPRIG 0’ HEATHER; 
words and music*by James Burling- 
tony Rise jot... Sa. © Jan. 16,1922; 
2c. June 18, 1923; E 564906; Forster, 
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 10608 


It’s THE LAST TIME DADDY; words and 
melody by Frank Goodman and Maceo 
Pinkard rof U. S., arr. by Claude Lap- 
hater Wl S4*°*© 1c May 25, 1923; 
E 564409; Goodman & Rose, inc., New 
York. 10609 


It’s THE NICEST SORT OF FEELING; ting- 
a-ling-a-ling-ling, from Jack and Jill, 
words by Irving Caesar, music by Wil- 
ams Dale for UsySal :© June : 15, 
1923; 2. c. June 16; E 563114; Jerome 
H. Remick & co., New York. 10610 


Irs THE TREASURE YOU STORE UP IN 
HEAVEN; words by J. D. Critchfield, 
music by FE. S. S$, Huntington tof 


U. Si’© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 
564221; J. D. Critchfield, eee O. 
10611 


It SEEMS TO ME; melody by Thos. Wal- 
leRionMe. Orel c.. paly 14,1923; 
E, 563823; Clarence Williams music 
pub. co., inc., New York. 10612 


Ir WAS BUT LATELY; words and music } 


by Caryl Bullard Rich tof U. Su; 
medium voice. Tufts College, Mass., 
Tufts college press. © Sept. 27, 1918; 
ies Way 2215 1923-"'E 562558" “Leo 
Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 10613 


It WAS MEANT TO.BE; from Helen of 
Troy, New York, words and music 
by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby tof 
Pes © May 3l, 1923. 2'c- May 31: 
E 564580; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 

- co., New York. 10614 


IVANHOE COMMANDERY GRAND MARCH; 
byiieehas: <b. 'Blake;) nev. by:);Hee kL. 
Maxtsytion 4Wi, Sa’; | pianol* Rev. ed. 
}@reNpr, 24,.1923- 2) c.) Junej4i7 FE 
564707; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Bos‘on. 1© revision) 10615 


J WEN BALANCE; couplets de l’opérette- 
bouffe La haut, lyrics de Albert Wil- 
lemetz, musique de Maurice Yvain 


1905—23——5 


J'TE VEUX; comédie-opérette en 3 actes, 
paroles de M. Battaille-Henri, mu- 
sique nouvelle de Mm. Gabaroche, 
Fred Pearly, A. Valsien and René 
Mercier prof France); partition piano 
et chant. © May 30, 1923; 1c. June 
15; D 26463; L. Maillochon, Paris, 

10517 


JACKIE Boy; words and melody by J. S. 
Forrester (of U i Sii ‘aro bye iy: L. 
VosBurgh tof U.S; © le. June 15, 
1923; E 564810; J. Sinclair Forrester, 
New York. 10518 


JACKIE Coocan; from The _ passing 
show of 1923, words by Harold At- 
teridge, music by Jean Schwartz jof 


US.) ©xvJanes26, 1923s 2 -e. June 
2/7 %, 563343; Harms, inc,’ -New 
York. 10619 


JAIL HOUSE BLUES; words by J. Rose, 
music. by, EF. 5. S.. Huntitreton tof 
Poel ©) Aces dre alan enor s «ke 
563030; Jack Rose, Long Beach, 
Calif. 10620 


JANE; words and melody by J. A. Rich- 
ison tof U. Sa, arr. by Arthur Fisk 
© 1c. June 21/1923; E 

963251; Janet Andrews  Richison, 
Santa Cruz, Calif. 10621 


JANE CLIMBS A MOUNTAIN; nineteenth 
annual play of the junior girls of the 
University of Michigan, by various 
authors fof U. Si © Mar. 21, 1923; 
Zc. Mar. 24; aff. Mar. 26; A 698912; 
Women’s league of the University of 
Michigan, Ann Arbor. 10622 


JAPANESE LULLABY; oriental fox trot, 
words and music by Lloyd Kidwell 
ofA. (S.197Og June) 14» 1923 -,. 2. Je, 
June 18; E 564884.; Circle music pub. 
co., Cincinnati. 10623 


JAvA pu Cyctope; de Ad. Gauwin cof 
France); orch. avec piano conducteur. 
4to. © Apr. 20, 1923; 1 c. May 24; E 
566055; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 
(© arrangement) 10624. 


JAVANESE FLOWER; words by Rosalie 
Mellette, melody by Lew Pollack of 
Vas erodme: Man tL. 1923, 5 
564055; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

10625 


same. © May 31, 1923; 2 «¢. 
June 1; E 562741; leo Feist, irc. 
New York. 10626 


651 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10627 


pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


JAzz BABY BLUES; words and music by 
I. Kopperl rof U. S1 © 1c. June 
23, 1923; E 563276; Isadore Kopperl, 
Galveston, Tex. 10627 


Jazzim1; by C. I. Messelt tof Norway) ; 


piano. Pac. MMay?'22?3 AS23  E 
562945: Carl Ingmar Messelt, Brook- 
lyn. 10628 


JE SUIS LE PETIT JEUNE HOMME QUE 
VOUS CHERCHEZ; paroles de Phylo, 
musique de Gaston Gabaroche et 
Fred Pearly tof France) © May 15, 
1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566280; Francis 
Salabert, Paris. 10629 


JEALoUS oF ME; words and melody by 
Russell C. Goldberg tof U. Sa, arr. 
by L. L. VosBurgh tof U. 8. 

1 c. May 10, 1923; E 562176; Globe 
music pub. co., New York. 10630 


Jean; words by Edward Lockton, mu- 
sic by Marjory Meade tof Great Brit- 
ain) © May 15, 1923; 1c. June 2; E 
566286; Boosey & co., London. 10631 


JEHOVAH IS LEADING; words by W. O. 
Webster, music by Chas. H. Gabriel 
tof U. S. © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
25; E 565164; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10632 


JENNY KISSED ME; words by Leigh 
Hunt, music by Edwin Evans of 
U. Sa; high voice in F. © May 1/7, 
1923; 2c. May 21; E 564356; Everett 
music co., Philadelphia. 10633 


FRIEND OF MINE; words and 
music by N. A. McAulay tof U. 5. 
© June 18, 1923; 2 c. June Zo Ee 
565089; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10634 


JESUS 1S A 


Jesus 1s ALL; words by W. O. Johnson, 
music by H. J. Beckman tof U. 5.1 
@l Apr. 8, 1923, 2% hune isa E 
504796; Harry Julius Beckman, 
Owensboro, Ky. 10635 


JEsuS IS KEEPING ME DAY BY DAY; 
words and music by Scott Lawrence 
rof U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2c. June 
25: E 565097; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10636 


US. NEEDS YOUR VERY BEST; three- 
one song, words by Lizzie DeAr- 
mond, music by J. W. Lerman rof 
‘U. Si; girls voices. © June 18, 1923; 
2c. June 25; E 565123; Homer A. 
‘Rodeheaver, Chicago. 10637 


JESUS STANDS READY TO HELP YOU; 
words by Lucile Abernethy, music by 
C. F. Allen, tof WU. Su 3 piane with 
words. © June 12, 1923; 2. c. June 
14; E 563049; Charles F. Allen, 
Philadelphia. . 10638 


JEWISH MELODIES; by S. Cheifetz tof 
U. Si New York, Herman Cheifetz. 
Contents: 1. Die chanukah lichtelech ; 
words by Morris Rosenfeld.—2. A- 
home in Palestine; words by Jessie 
Sampter.—3. Der kanarik: words 
by Morris Rosenfeld.—4. Wieg-lied* 
words by S. Frug.—s. Schoin summer 
is heint; words by Morris Rosenfeld. 
© Mar: 4, 1923 2c. "Apia seam egies 
11; A 703357; Sonia Cheifetz, New 
York, 10639 


Jitt; words and music by Archibald 
Calder tof England) © June 5, 1923; 
vic. June 16; E 566590; Staimer & 
Bell, Itd., London. 10640 


Jimmy O’LEary; words M. E. Baker, 
music by Elliott Markham of U. Si; 
piano with words. © June 2, 1923; 
2c), Janez, 19237 2uel Jame 2h 
564946; Mary Ellen Baker, Taskee 
station, Mo. 10641 


JOHNNY ON THE spot; by Walter Rolfe 
tof U. Sn; piano. (Juvenile lyrics) 
©) June »25,., 1923-4 2 te.ey mame 27 54. 
563371; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 10642 


Jotty (THE) Rocer; from Polly, words 
by Norman Slee, music by Hubert 
Bath tof Great Britain) © Apr. 20, 
1923; 1 c. May 9; E 557861; Metzler 
& co,, ltd; Londen 10643 


JosEPHINE; words and melody by J. A. 
Osborne of, Ue Sa YOre ee May 16; 
1923: FE 564190; James Andrew Os- 
borne, Los Angeles. 10644 


JoURNEY’s END; fox-trot, from Up she 
goes, by Harry Tierney tof U. Su, 
arr. by O: Sciacca jot UL" Sa military 
band. Feist ed. obl. 12mo. © June 
19. 1923 * 2°é) June 20” BE 565210; Teo 
Feist, inc. New York. :© arrange- 
ment} 10645 


-Joy; words by Sara Teasdale, music by 


George Roberts tof U. Si; high, in E | 
flat’ min. -©° July*18, 1923962 cy July 3 
19: E 565713; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 10646 


JuBILATE DEO; music by FE. W. Crozier 
tof U. S.; sop. or ten. solo, with cho. 
(Brainard’s octavo selections) © May 
26, 1923 #2)'e. > May 29s 56270 4S: 
Brainard’s sons co., New York. 10647 


692 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10670 


JULIETA; tango milonga, von Joé Alex 
rof Germany; piano. © Apr. 6, 1923; 
1c. June 13; EF 566618; L. Doblinger 
(B. Herzmansky), Leipzig. 10648 


Juty; words by Mary Forrest, music by 
C. Edgar Ford tof England); two 
treble voices. 4to. (Part songs, no. 
130) “@- June 1°1925' +1 }c. June. 15; 
E 566586: Stainer & Bell., ltd., Lon- 
don. 10649 


Jumego sonc; 1922, words and music 
by Carl Arshag Garabedian tof U. S. 
4to. (Musie of Tufts college, no. 61) 
eee ts. "1922-2 c:' May. -2t, :1923: 
FE, 562513; Leo Rich Lewis  tSomer- 
ville1, Mass. 10650 


JUMBO THE GREAT; words and music by 
ER gkewis tof U; Sa. 1. With intro- 
‘ductory fragments from E. W. New- 
ton’s Jumbo Cantepic. 4to. (Music 
of Tufts college, no. 60)—2. Glee club 
pPis.; mixed) voices. — 3) ‘Chorus. © 
Newest O;9922- 2c. each May 21) 
19238 3 & 562512, 562552... 562553 ;\Leo 
Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 

10651-10653 


JUMP BACK, HONEY JUMP BACK; words 
by Paul Laurence Dunbar, music by 
Wrelss'Daweon totoU45.1\' Kansas 
City, Mo., Wunderlichs piano co. © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564864; 
William L. Dawson, Tuskegee Inst., 
Ala. 10654 


JUNE’S THE TIME FOR ROSES; words by 
Edward Teschemacher pseud. of Ed- 
ward Locktoni;, music by D’Lorah, arr. 
hy ‘Geo, Fo. Ptinkaus jof, WU. Si.) *4to: 

_ (Witmark edition, standard quartettes, 
no. 1640, 1641) 1. Female voices.— 
2. Male voices. © May 14, 1923; 2 c¢. 
each May 22; E, 562606, 562607; M. 
Witmark & sons, New York. (© 
new arrangement 10655, 10656 


Just A BUNCH OF DAISIES; words by 
Louis Rouillion, music by Maurice 
Baron fof U. Si; in E flat. © May 
15, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 564614; Bel- 


win, inc., New York. 10657 


Just A GIRL THAT MEN FORGET; waltz 
ballad, words and: music by Al Dubin, 
Fred Rath and Joe Garren tof U. Su. 
© May 3, 1923; 2c. May 8; E 562114; 
Jack Mills, inc., New. York. 10658 


Just A KISS YOU DIDN’T MEAN; words 
~ and melody by R. Rothberg tof U. Sa 

@ 1 - ei adaily\17)1923.5 #, 1565680); 
Robert Rothberg, New York. 10659 


Just a) wre tN. Lizzi anp YOU; 
words by Mabel De Vor, music by 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, arr. by 
TheoxG.) Beach) of, U..S5 ©: Lc: 
June 6, 1923; E 564652: Mabel F. De 
Vor, San Jose, Calif. 10660 


Just A MARCH; by B. L.. Seaman of 
U. Si; piano. © 1c. May 25, 1923; 
E 562946; Bernard LeRoy Seaman, 
New York. 10661 


JUST. A PAL 0 MINE; words by Bernard 
J. Jennings, music by T. J. Haggerty 
(of U. Si; song and chorus. © May 
24, 1923; 2.¢. May 28: E 564493: 
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 

10662 


JUST A PLAIN GIRL CALLED JULIA: words 
by B. Weber, music by E. S, S. Hunt- 
ington nol S58 © ler june. 28) 
1923; EF 563393; Ben Weber, Aber- 


déen; S. D 10663 
Just A PRETTY LITTLE HOME; from 
Adrienne, words by A. Seymour 


Brown, music by Albert Von ‘Tilzer 
fof WiiSa- © “May! 24, 19235" 2c 
May 25; E 564443; Harms, inc., New 
York. 10664 


JUST A SMILE; fox trot, melody by. 
Salvio fof U. S. Pc. aly 
1923; E 565606; Salvatore Salvio, New 
York. 10665 


JUST AT THE CLOSE oF MASS; words by 
J. H. Colwell, music by Len Fleming 
(of U. Sa Allentown, Pa., Hartman 
and Lanshe. © June 1, 1923: 2 ¢. 
June 16; E 564861; J. H. Colwell, 
Allentown, Pa. 10666 


JUST DAY DREAMS; words and music by 
W: eeyanour tof DL SP l@ 1c May 
14, 1923; E 564117; Walter Seymour, 
New York. - 10667 


Just DREAMS; words by P. Purcell, mu- 
sic by George Graff, jr. jof U. Sait 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof' U.S, 
© lc. June 6, 1923; E 564662: Pask- 
lean Purcell, Hershey, Pa. 10668 


Just For tonicHt (Nur eine nacht); 
waltz, by Oskar Geiger, arr. by Wm. 
Jo, C.* Lewiss tof U. Sets Band. Ato. 
©) May, 419) 1923. 202: May 21; E 
564332; Edward B. Marks music co., 
New York. (© arrangement; 10669 


Just GonE; melody, by J. Oliver tof 

} Ol, Sette Dy enlian Harding jof 

We Sh (Oulver| May 2116p) mane 
563941; Joseph Oliver, Chicago. 

10670 


693 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10671 


Just LIKE A BABY; words by W. Sur- 
ridge, music by Sylvia Forrest tof 
U. Si; piano with words. © June 
2, 1923; 2c. June 20; E 564948; Wm. 
Surridge, Philadelphia. 10671 


Just oNE LITTLE DAy; words by M. P. 
Lucas,- melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Su, 
arr. by National literary and publish- 
ers service bureau tof U. S81 ©lc. 
May 14, 1923; E 564112; Michael P. 
Lucas, Hamtramck, Mich. 


Just THINKIN’; blues, words and mel- 
ody by Robert W. Ricketts and Por- 
ter Grainger tof U. Sa, arr. by R. 
W. Ricketts. © 1c. May 26, 1923; 
E 562697; Zipf music pub. co., New 
York. 10673 


Just to-pAy; words and music by ih: 
H. Richer tof U. S.1; violin and piano 
acc. © 1c. May 28, 1923; E 564485; 
Donat H. Richer, Manchester, Bly 


Just you; words by N. Facione, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois _«pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 1c. June 
A, 1923; E 562829; Nanieta Facione, 
Detroit. 10675 


Just you anp I; words by Teddy Mc- 
Namara, music by H. R. Hoyt tof 
eS. Ol fees, WlavinZ 2 nl O23 ak 
562581; Harry R. Hoyt, Los Pee 


JusTIN-TYME; rag fox trot, composed 
and played by Roy Bargy, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz of U. S1 (Recordo, 
no. 67730) Music rolli © May 25, 
1923; 2 c. June 9; E 562929 ; Recordo 
player roll co., Chicago. (© etna) 


JuvENILE MARCH (Kinder marsch); by 
Rich. Krentzlin tof Germany: op. 80, 
no. 1; piano. © June 25, 1923; 2 c. 
June. 27,; E 563356 ; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 10678 


K. C. cranp marcy; by Annetta Cory 
rof U. Sa; piano. © June 16, 1923; 
Zi c vane 23: 


shop, Chicago. 10679 


Katua moon; words by Annelu Burns, 
by Madelyn Sheppard tof 


ane ©y June 21, 1923; 2c. June 
26; E 563322; Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. 10680 


Krep A COUNTIN’ EIGHT; from Whelrise 
of Rosie O’Reilly, words and music 


10672 | 


F565045; Cory music | 


pt. I11,n.s., v. 18 


by George M. Cohan jof U. S;1 © 

May 21, 1923; 2:c. June 1; E562718; 

M. Witmark & sons, New York. 
10681 


KEEP YOURSELF TOGETHER SWEET PAPA, 
MAMA’S GOT HER EYES ON YOU; words 
and music by Spencer Williams tof 
U. S.1 (Williams low-down series, 
no. 5) ©ajune ZZ.) 1923 eres June 
25: E 565170; Spencer Williams. 
music co., inc., New York. 10682 


KEEPING STEP; words and music by C. 
A. Smith jof-Ussa "©: Mew 24) 1923 - 
2c. May 28; E 564471; Charles Asa 
Smith, Mountain View, Calif. 10683 


KEEPS ON A RAININ’, PAPA HE CAN'T 
MAKE NO TIME; words and music by 
Max Kortlander and Spencer Wil- 
liams’ tof UL Sav'@ May Ze 923")2 
May 23; E 564387; Clarence Wil- 
liams music pub. co., inc., New York. 


10684 


Kept IN; by Max Meyer-Olbersleben 
cof Germanyi; piano. (Joyous 
youth) © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 
18; E 563194; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10685 


KHANDALLA; waltz, by Bruce Merry], 
arr. by Sydney Baynes of Great 
Britain}; orch. with piano conductor. 
4to. (Boosey’s orchestral journal, 
no. 1039) © May 2, 1923; 1c. June 
2; E, 566282; Boosey & co., London. 
(© arrangement) 10686: 


Kreez (Der); words and melody by A. 
King of Poland, domiciled at New 
York, © 71 cy jumey, tases 
564816; Adolf King, New York. 

10687 


KickInc Mary; words by M. Mullen, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 1c. June 
21, 1923; E 563234; Maud Mullen, 
Grand Island, Nebr. 10688 


Kippies’ (THE) BALL; words and mu- 
sic by Charles G. Comegys tof U. S. 
© Jan: 5, 1923 ite.» foment sre 
563060; Jos. Krolage music co., Cin- 
cinnati. 10689: 


KIDDIES’ REPARTEE; words and music by 
Charles G. Comegys tof U. Si © | 
Jan. 5, 1923; 2 c. June 14; EF 563058; 
Jos. Krolage music co., Cincinnati. 

10690 


Kips; words by A. E. Ruhnke, music 
by Pauline’ B!" Story WoL Us 21m 
1c. July 12, 1923; E 565610; Albert 
E. Ruhnke, Pittsburgh. 10691 


6904 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


re 10711 


KIND, DU BRAUCHST NICHT ROT ZU WER- 
DEN ; one step duett aus der dreiaktigen 
operette Die schonste der frauen, worte 
von Richard Kessler und Will Stein- 
berg, musik von Walter Bromme of 
Germany), arr. von Otto Lindemann 
tof Germany: © Mar. 24, 1923; 1c. 
May 17; E 557917; Drei masken ver- 
lag, Berlin. 10692 


KINDER IM FRUHLING, DA ZAHLT MAN 
KAN ZINS; heiteres lied, worte von 
Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik von Karl 
Hajos tof Hungary; op. 180. © Dec. 
22, 1920; 1 c. June 8, 1923; E 566387; 
“Wiener boheme-verlag, Vienna. 


10693 


Kinc CHARLES; part-song, music by T. 
Tertius Noble tof U. S.11; men’s voices. 
4to. (Modern series, no. 257) 
June 13, 1923: 2c. June 14; E 563046; 
H. W. Gray co., New York. 10694 


KING OF ALL KINGS; words by C. S. 
Brown, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, jr. 
jean. ciy.©) June 18, 1923-72 ic: June 
25; E& 565152: Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10695 


Kine Tur; fox trot, words and music by 


B. K_Mabry of U.)Sa4 ©. June 16, 
O23 Zen dune 122°...1; 505037: R..G. 
Newell, Shelbyville, Ill. 10696 


Kine Tur sluEs; words and music by 
Eddie Green tof U. S; © June 20, 
1923; 2 c. June 18, 1923; E 564899; 
Clarence Williams music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 10697 


— words by J. D. Porter, music by 
i weichard (of -U.! S3.0/©.. Jame, 8, 


no23- 2c. june 20: FE, S65011: J. D. 
Porter, New Castle, Pa. 10698 
Is OPEN; words by 


Kincpom (THE) 
‘D. S. Warner, music by Rew Byers 
fofse er Sx {© Apr. 25, 1923; 2c. May 
28: E 564516; Andrew L. Byes, Cald- 
well, Id. 10699 


Kiss ME BLUES; words by G. B. Booth, 
music by George Graff, jr. rof U. Su, 
Marrs: By “Theo: G Beach’ tof U. Si i1© 
1} cacjune: 6; 1923) - EF: )564676; Go'B. 
Boo‘h, Atlanta. 10700 


__ KIss ME DEAR MOTHER, DON’T CRY; waltz- 
ballad. words by W. P. Binde, music 
by Jack Vincent of U. Sy (In 
Popular song review, Apr., 1923. no. 


Zo), ~©rApr.A, 1923452 co June 73; E 
562867; William P. Binde, Frankford. 


Ral 10701 


Kiss ME SWEETHEART, WON'T YOU KISS 
ME; waltz song, words and music 
by B. Weckwerth tof U. S., arr. by 
Ottis E. oWilliams + rof0U.5)S. 

May 29, 1923; 2c. June 21; E 363260- 
Billie Weckwerth, Hoquiam, Wash, 


KIWANIS WINS; they put it over the top, 
words and music by George Earle tof 
U. Si © May 24, 1923; 2c. June 6; 
E 564688; Dodge City Kiwanis club, 
Dodge City, Kan. 10703 


KoEHLER (Louts) 42 exercices et études 
techniques de moyenne force; de L. 
Koehler, ed. instructive par I. Philipp 
tof France); piano. © May 5, 1923; 
1c. May 18; E 566089; Heugel, Paris. 
(© editing) 10704 


Komput (DER); words and music by 
F. Reich tof Russia, domiciled at New 
York, arr. by H. Rabinowitz oof 
Russia, domiciled at New Yorki © 
1 c. May 31, 1923; E 562822; Fannie 


Reich, New York. 10705 
KomtTEssE (Die) FonvTARABIE; aus der 
operette Die schone rivalin, gesangs- 


texte von Will Steinberg, musik von 
Hans S. Linné tof U:.Sa. © Mar., 28, 
1077: i Cc. May ,.iv sD Ci iitie Lo. 
562851; Drei-masken verlag, Berlin. 
10706 


KRANAOS; paroles et musique de Edou- 
ard Mignan tof France; (Trois chants 
arabes, no. 2) © May 25, 1923; 1c. 
June 2; E 566224; Enoch & co., oe 

it 


Ku KLUX BLUES; words by J. C. Hood, 
music by Wm. G. Arthur fof U. Su 
© 1c. June 30, 1923; E 563471; J. 
Crockette Hood, Warrington, Fla 


KUNE JINE; a southern mammy’s croon- 
ing song, words by Irving and Jack 
Kaufman, music by Anton Lada and 


Spencer Williams tof U. Si © June 
20571923 - 2 e+ Stine 21 ee? 563266: 
| Leo: Feist, inc.;’ New York. 10709 


KyriE; from mass in honor of St. Je- 
rome, Latin words, music by A. G. 
Peacon tof U. S.1; mixed voices, organ 
acc. 4to. © May 19, 1923; 2 c. May 
26; FE 564451: A. G. Peacon, CHeeee 


A@A_ sone BooK; words by Franc Jen- 
nings and others}, music by G. Rich 
pot U-/S 1 4@© dM ay.17, 1923 -(2.¢., May, 
22; E 562593; Gladys Rich, Ogden, 
Utah. 10711 


699 


CATALOGUE OF 


10712 


COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. I11, mes, v.18 


LA-HAUT; couplets, de l’opérette-bouffe, 
lyrics de Albert Willemetz, musique 
de Maurice Yvain of France) © 
May 15, 1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566271; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10712 


one step, sur les motifs du succés 
de l’opérette-bouffe, par Maurice Yvain 
tof France); piano. © May 15, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; F 566263; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 10713 


Lasor (THE) UNION MAN; words and 
music by’ G.-G: Allen tot U. Si. © 
June ’22,°1923'-2' ce. July 12: 1H°563704: 
Geo. G. Allen, Chicago. 10714 


LACONIA WALTZ; by E. and: C. Wright 
tof? UseSabl piane.:: © janes iy 1923: 
2c. June 4; E 562782; Emmett and 
Cleona Wright, Trinway, O. 10715 


LADDIE BOY; words and music by J. F. 
Adams. rof..U..:S.,, arr.,, by Newell 
Cummins jof U. Si: © 1c. July 12, 
1923; E 565603; J. Frank Adams, 
Denison, Tex. 10716 


words by William 
Clarence Wil- 
arr. by Eugene 
© 1c. June 20, 
564917; Clarence Williams 
inc., New York. 

10717 


LA FontTAINE’s (PrRor.) MOST UP-TO- 
DATE UKULELE SEASHORE, CAMP AND 
HOME SONG PARODIES; no. 3, by M. de 
la Fontaine tof Mexico, domiciled 
at New York; © Mar. 14, 1923; 
2c. Mar. 17; aff. Mar. 18: A 701803; 
Mitchell de la Fontaine, New York. 


Lapy Luck BLUES; 
Webber, melody by 
ifams™ [Or Uy ss, 
Platzman of U. S$. 
1923; E 


music pub. co., 


10718 

LAISSE TES LEVRES; poésie de Charles 
Fuster, musique de Georges de 
Seynes of France) © June 19, 1923; 
Men july 7 5 Sob8sl- Max i schie. 
Paris. 10719 


LAMENTS OF A REJECTED LOVER; words 
by R. Martin, melody by Herman 
Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 


een Sa CO yak ened tly, Gen hO23 = 7 Is 
563819; Rhoda Martin, Grove, Okl. 

10720 

LAnD (THE) BEYOND THE SUNSET; 


words and music by H. E. Litchfield 
(Orman) wetiue 15, (TO25 "52 Ne! 
June .28; EF 563407; Henry Elliott 
Litchfield, Portland, Me. 10721 


LAND (THE) OF BYE AND BYE; fox trot 
song, words by Edward W. Lowrey, 
music by Lee Pattison tof U. Sa © 
May’ 17)1923.2'e: June by, 562745 ; 
Evarmis, anes) New iYork: 


10722 | 


LAND (THE) oF GRANNIE’S DREAMS; or, 
Grannie’s dream of Ireland, words by 
E. Wilde, musie by E. S. Si Hunt- 
ington fof U. Si © 1c. June 14, 
1923; EF 563022; E. Wilde; Peekskill, 
Ney. 10723 


LAnp (THE) OF MY agen words by 
F. Curran, music by H. Richard 


fof U. Sa © June 8, 1923; Bo June 
20; E 564981; Peter F. Curran, So- 
quel, Calif. 10724 


Land (THE) WE LOVE BEST; by L. R. 
Lewis tof U.S. Tufts College, Mass., 
Tufts college bookstore. l6mo. 1. 
Full orch—2. Full military band. © 
July 31,:1918; 2 c\each Mayr. 1923: 
E 562522, 562531; Leo Rich Lewis, 
Somerville, Mass., and Nixon Water- 
man, Canton, Mass. 10725, 10726 


—— words by N. Waterman, melody by | 
L. R. Lewis tof U. Sa; with refrain 
for mixed voices. Pocket card ed. 
© ‘Feb: ’7,°19185-2 “e) May? 21923 - 
E 562526; Leo Rich Lewis, Somer- 
ville, Mass., and Nixon Waterman, 
Canton, Mass. P0727 


LANDSCAPE IN MIST; by Sigfrid Karg- 
Elert tof England) op. 96, no. 2; or- 
gan. (Jn Original compositions for 
the organ, new series, no. 97. (Seven 
pastels, no, 2)."© May 29.1973 1c 
May 31; E 566204; Novello & co., 
Itd., London. 10728 


Larry; I can’t marry, ’cause he’s gone, 
novelty fox trot, words and music 


by H. W. Wenger tof U. S11 © May 
29;' 1923.32? ¢. Fuse. 252 eae4000; 
Helen Warfield Wenger, Beverly 
Hills, "Cali 10729 


Last (A) FAREWELL; words by B. J. 
Greve, music by George Graff, jr. 
of U. Si; Var! “hy, Sewer te. Beach 


rof Us Sa (Gaver |aiy ae, Leese 
565459; Ben J. Greve, Northington, 
Minn. 10730 


Last NIGHT; from Listen to me, words 
and music by C. S. Schraubstader tof 
Ul Sa -©' Feb? 7) 1922592 © Faure 30; 
1923; FE, 563476; Cornell masque, Ith- 
aca, ING: 10731 


LAST NIGHT ON THE BACK PORCH, [| ~ 
LOVED HER BEST OF ALL; words and 
music by Lew Brown and au 
Schraubstader rof U. Sa © July 
192332 ¢) July 3; .E 563488; Sid. 
more music co., inc., New York. (©ig 
new matter by Lew Brown) 10732 


656 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 E 


arr. by Elliott Shapiro of 


Ween), | cs June. 28). 19235": E 
563402; Skidmore music cO., inc., 
New York. 10733 


LAUGHING BLUES; fox trot blues, words 
by B. Hagner, melody by Jack Vin- 
cent or) Si. Orlic: June 7, 1923; 
E 562862; Bud Hagner, Da budue,, Ia. 

10734 


LAUGHING EYES; fox trot, words and 
melody by V. La Guardia tof U.S. 
© 1c. June 25, 1923; E 565186; Vin- 
cent La Guardia, Chicago. 10735 


—— words by E. Fresse, music by J. F. 
Roberts fof U. S.1_ New York, Man- 
hattan music co. © May 1, 1923; 2c. 
May 8; E 562100; bsticaticth Fresse, 
Ellsworth, Wis. 10736 


LAY UP YOUR TREASURES ON HIGH; 
words by Chas. W. Naylor, music hy 
Ao gaiersyers riot) UyiS.1h«©,,:Aprij.25, 
1923; 2 c. May 28; FE 564515; Andrew 
L. Byers, Caldwell, Ia 10737 


LAzy DREAMS; words by Janet Farrell, 
music by Howard B. Hamilton of 
Usos, att. by W. Hamilton’ jot Us S.; 
© lc. May 16, 1923; E 564169; Wade 
Hamilton, St. Louis. 10738 


LAZY MAMMA, CAN’? I GET YoU UP; 
words by Joe Young and Sam M. 
Lewis, melody by Irving Masloff tof 
U. Si ©lc. June 6, 1923; FE 564634; 
Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 

10739 


LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT; hymn-anthem, 
words by John Henry Newman, mu- 
sic by Carl Pflueger tof U. S.1; mixed 
voices. Rey. ed. 4to. (Choral serv- 
iec,naro. Soh) - © Apr. 9,:°19238 +2 ¢. 
May 14; E 564168; White-Smi‘h mu- 
sic pub. co., Boston. . «© revision 

, 1 


740 

—— music by Daniel Rees tof U. Su; 
male chorus, organ or piano acc. 4to. 
© July 9, 1923. Po Goce hai ly Le ads: 


563629 ; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, 


N. J. 10741 
LEARN TO READ THE EYES OF LOVE; words 
by George Arthurs, music bv R. 
‘ Penso tof England; in G. ;Staff and 
tonic sol-fa notations} © Feb. 2, 1923; 
ae japr to: B, oporo3.,. Ratiaello 
Penso, % Francis, Day & Hunter, 
London. 10742 


LEARN TO SMILE, LEARN TO LOVE; valse 
song, words and melody by V. La 
Gnardia’ jor U.S. ©. Ive. Jane) 25, 
1923; F 565187; Vincent La Guardia, 
Chicago. | 10743 


10752 

LEDA; sylvan scene, by Camille W. 
Zeckwer ior U. ee Op. 43 tol 2s 

piano. © June 9, 1923; 2 c¢. June 15: 

E 563086; G. Schirmer, inc., New 

York. 10744 


LEGEND (THE) OF THE MOUNTAIN; by 
Sigfrid Karg-Elert tof England: op. 
96, no. 3; organ. (Ju Original com- 
positions ‘for the organ, new series, 
no. 97: Seven pastels,no. 3) © May 
ZEPAGASEY AeAe ye Nhay: 3 Poy O02 UIs 
Novello & co., Itd., London. 10745 


LEGENDE (LA) pu RuHIN! de la revue 
En pleine folie, chanson fox-trot, 
paroles de Louis Lemarchand et Ray- 
mond Genty, musique de Joseph Szulc 
foi. Prancey ~( May As, 1923 =" 1c. 
May 29; E 566277; Francis Salabert, 
Paris. 10746 


LEGERETE; par J. C. Kessler, choisie 
revue, doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp 
fof Francei; piano. (Collections du 
menestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4° 
série, no. 78) © May 5, 1923; 1 c. 
May 18; E 566092; Heugel, Paris. ‘© 
collection, revision, fingering and an- 
notation) . 10747 


LEONCAVALLO (RuccIERO) Pagliacci; se- 
lection, by R. Leoncavallo, arr. by 
M. V. Cardilli tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York); Ist and 2nd mand. or 
violin. Edizioni Cardilli. © Apr. 20, 
1923; 2 c. May 14; E 564141; Mauro 
V. Cardilli, New York. (© arrange- 
ment} 10748 


LrEonorA; four-pt. song, words by T. G. 
Price, music by Thomas John Davies 
tof U. Si; male voices. 4to. (Amer- 
ican musical times edition, no. 95) © 
July 18) 1923; 2 ¢: July 13;' EF :563951 ; 
D. O. Evans, Youngstown, O. 10749 


LEST You FoRGET; words by -Ballard 
Macdonald, melody by Harry Carroll 


ies wel matin lo. SViGrback.< Fr. 
(on lle.) Wont c:.May 20. F923 298 
562704: Shapiro, Bernstein & co.. inc., 
New York. 10750 


Ler JEsus 1n; words by D. Hundley, 
music by Elliott Markham jof U. S.1; 
piano with words. © June 2, 1923; 
2c. June 20; F 564955: Doshia Hund- 
ley, Fayetteville, W. Va. 10751 


LET ME COME BACK TO YOU; words by 
L. Keesler, music by Theo. G. Beach 
tof U. Sa New York City, Frank 
Harding. © June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 
6: E 564689: Laura Keesler, New 
York. 10752 


6957 


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10753 


pt. 111, Hiiey x 1B). 


Ler nox LoviGo, Too; words by Alfred 
Noyes, music by Dora Pridham of 
Great Britain) © May 16,-1923; 1c. 
June 2; F, 566296; Boosey & co., Bos- 
ton. 10753 


LET’s BE LONESOME TOGETHER; duet, from 
George White's Scandals, words by 
B.. G.., De, Sylva. and. E..,.Ray. , Goetz, 
music by Geo. Gershwin tof U. $1 


©) june 1 19435 * 2c. Janer ZO 
563155; Harms, inc., New York. 
10754 


Lyr’s ELOPE; words and music by C. T. 
Burneson land gE oi Cacito* ron: Wie pod 
arr. by Raoul A. Grijalva tof U. Su. 
© June 2, 1923: 2c. June 4; E 562812; 
Eddy Carifo and Clyde T! Burneson, 
Aliquippa, Pa 10755 


swords. by C. T. Burneson,? music 
by §).""Carifo.10t Au) 454, arr. by, Raoul 
A. Grijalva (OL oun KOe May or 


1923: 2 c. June 18; E 564895; Clyde 
T. Burneson and Eddy Carifo, Ali- 
quippa, Pa. 10756 


Le7’s Go; fox trot, words and music by 
Wim. A. Sullivan, August Halter and 
Harry Alford tof U. $1 © Mar. 2, 
1923, 2c. May 25: E 564575; Engle- 
wood music house, Chicago. 10757 

++ words by. LE. Day, music by E-. S. 

S. Huntington rof U. Si © 1c. June 


14, 1923: E, 563016; Louise E. Day, 
Oskaloosa, [a. 10758 
Lr#s co pack; words by M. E. Van 


Ells, music by E. S. $S. Huntington 


role OF Sare® thie: Miaytlo,, 192520) 
564225 00M Seo Vani Ells’ (Madison, 
Wis. . 10759 
Lir’s co HOME; words and music by 
EGLR, Aoyt.robels:.9.1 a@yob €) May 
G2 1923" Js, 9025027 blany, JK sol ova, 
Los Angeles. 10760 


Lur’s WANDER BACK AGAIN, PAL; words 
hy M. Davis, music by BS: g) Hunt- 
meton, tof~U. Sa, Ord eh May..10; 
1923: E 562184: M. Davis, Dennison, 
O. 10761 


Let's you ann I JUST SAY GOODBYE; 
fox trot, from The rise of Rosie 
Q’Reilly, words and music by Geo. M. 
Cohan’ of UL. Say ©, Junev4% 1923. 
2c. June 12; E 562972; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. 10762 


Lei THE FIRE FALL ON ME; words and 
music by W. J. Henry tof U. Sui, har- 
mony, by. AgyL.<B.)..© Apr. 25,1923; 
2c. May 28;,E, 5645143) Andrew. (L. 
Byers, Caldwell, Id. 10763 


LET US ROAM TO HOME SWEET HOME; 
words by B. Ewing, music by H. Rich- 
ard (of U.-Si.,. © May 10, 1G2as 2c. 
June 20; E 564988; Bertha Ewing, 
Indianapolis. 10764 


LEVIATHAN (THE); march, by B. Klas- 
mer tcf U. Su, arr. by John Itzel tof 
U.S. 5) piano.,; .©- iegd unewend 943- 
E 564598; Benjamin Klasmer, Balti- 
more. 10765 


LHouMEAU (A.) 12 séquences tropes 
et chants divers; de A. Lhoumeau 
tof France; avec acc. d’orgue. Lyon, 
France, Janin fréres. © June 30, 
1922; 1c. July 15; E 544087; J. Janin, 
Lyon, France. 10766 


LicH1INA (G. A.) Ballad (Bammaga) ; 
after Pushkin’s Gypsies, poem by A. 
Maikoff, English version by George 
Harris, jr. tof U. Sa, music by G. A. 
Lichina, ed: ~by Olin Downes of 
U. Sa; high voice in B min. (Carl 
Fischer edition, series 2: Superior ed. 
5566) © May.28, 19235 2.cigme. 27 * 
FE 565287; Carl Fischer, New York. 
(© English version and arrangement} 


10767 


LIEBER MOND, GEH’ SEI EIN KAVALIER; 
shimmy-lied, text von Benno Vigny 
und Ernst Wengraf, musik von Hans 
May rof Austriar © Apr. 3, 1923; 
1c. June 13; E 566616; L. Doblinger 
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Vienna. 


0768 


LiEBLING, ACH BITTE LASS MICH ’MAL! 
lied-foxtrot, worte von Franz Adam, 
musik von Willy Kuhn sof Germany 
1. Klavier u. gesang.—2. Salon-orch. 
mit ttberhangen text; instr. von Jul. 
Lehrer tof Germany; 4to. © Mar. 
31, 1923; 1 c. each June 13; E 566614, 
566615; Musikverlag Drei sterne, Ber- 
lin. 10769, 10770 


Lire; words by E. M. Miller, music by 


John) F. Ryan sof Wis. WOM es. tly. 
13, 1923; E 563660; Estella Moul 
Miller, Greenville, ow 10771 


LirE (THE) OF A ROSE; from George 
White’s Scandals, words by. Bu G. 
De Sylva, music by Geo. Gershwin 


FOL Oh. KO) sari 19, 1923: 2c. June 
20°. , E .5631545 Hlarms; ane. New 
York. 10772 


Lirt Him up; words by Ina Duley Og- 

pom music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof 

S1 © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 

2. FE, 565122; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. - 10773 


698 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10793 


LIFT ON HIGH His BANNER; words by 
Kate Ulmer, music by Chas. H. Ga- 
briel fof U. $1 © June 18, 1923% 2c. 
June 25; E 565143; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10774 


LiFTED UP FoR you; words by Jennie 

Ree, music by Roy E. Nolte tof 
Mi Sy © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
25; E 565091 ; Homer A. Roteheter 
Chicago. 10775 


LicHT IN THE WAY; words and music 
by A. Reid of U. Sa 4to. © May 
12, 1923; 2 c. May 12; E 564149; Mee 
Reid, Charleston, Sy er 10776 


LiKE A SINGING BIRD (Het wielewaalt en 
leeuwerkt); by Lodewyk Mortel- 
mans of Belgium); piano. © June 
ie toe 2 Gc, me. 13; £) 563031; 
Composer’s music corp., New York. 


10777 


LIKE SWEET MAMMA LIKES SWEET PAPA, 
Prick ou, tox trot, words by. H. 
Taylor, music by Ray Hibbeler tof 
Usa ©: bee. June'20; 1923; FE 
564929; Harry Taylor, New eee. 

10778 


LIKE THE STARS IN THE SKIES; words 
by E. McClintock, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington jof U. $1 © 1c. May 
16, 1923; E 564197; Edith McClin- 
tock, Minneapolis. 10779 


Linreut; shimmy-fox, worte und mu- 
sik yon F. Hollaender, erleichtert von 
A. Gelbtrunk tof Germany); klavier 
u. gesang. © Dec. 11, 1922; 1 c. May 
26, 1923; E 566163; Edition Accord, 
g. m. b. h., Berlin. 10780 


LINGERING SUMMER; tone poem, by C. 
Ludwig (6f U. Sa, arr. by Romo 
Pall got (UW S.15.orch,; Ludwig li- 
brary ed. Cleveland, Ludwig music 

Sab. co. © June 30, 1923; .2,c.” July 
D F 565412; Carl Ludwig, Cleveland. 


10781 | 


LIistEN KID; melody by M. M. Meyer 


jan U. Si ° © 1 c. June 9, 19235: E 
562903; Matthew M. Meyer, New 
York. 10782 


Liszt (FRANz). Liebestraum (Dream 
of love); by F. Liszt, arr. by .Mau- 
rice Dambois of Belgium); violon- 
cello | and piano. (Cover-title: 
Liebestraum, no. 3) © June 9, 1923; 


2c. June 15; E 563078; G. Schirmer, 
inc., New York. (© arrangement) . 
10783 ! 
6 


) 


Main gauche; par F. Liszt, choisie, 
revue, doigtée et annotee, par I. 
Philipp tof France}; piano. (Collec- 
tions du ménestrel, 4e série, no. 79) 
©} May. 59-1923 «1 ec: May: 1878 
566093; Heugel, Paris. t© collection, 
revision, fingering and annotation) 


10784 


LittLe (A) BIT OF LOVE; words and mu- 
si¢ byalar EB. €. Joers soteU26.1 5© 
ipe. June 14, 1923; EF 562995 :iskaw- 
rence FE. C. Joers, Sanatarium, Calif. 


10785 


LITTLE BOAT OF DREAMS; waltz ballad, 
words and music by John Wolohan 
and George Oliver tof U. Si May 
21, 1923; 2 c. May 29; E 564501; Joe 
Goodwin music corp., San Francisco. 


10786 


Littt—E Boy BLurE; words by Eugene 
Field, music by A. MacFadyen of 
U. Sa; low voice. Milwaukee, Bad- 
ger music pub. co. © June 15, 1923: 
2c. June 11; E 564775; Alexander 
MacFadyen, Milwaukee. 10787 


— words by G. F. Knudson, music 
byt J.” BS. Roberts -yof-4d.1 SamcNew 
York, Manhattan music co. © May 
28, 1923; 2 c. June 2; E 564966; 
Grayce Ferbitz Knudson, Jewell, Ia. 

10788 


Little BOY SLEEPYHEAD; words by Phil- 
ander Johnson, music by Clay Smith 


cof U. S1 © June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 
27; E 563365; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10789 


ee SIC ey | KODerL FActSOn BIO 
We Sic (©) tse 10 1923" 2c. aie 
22: E 563256; Harold Flammer, inc., 
New York. 10790 


LittLtE (THE) CAMBRIC NEEDLE THAT 
MOTHER USED TO SEW WITH; words by 
M. Murphy, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
meton- tol ~J.0Sa. © tl e& June 14; 
1923; E 563029; Mathew Murphy, 
Richmond Hill, L. 1.,-N. Y. 10791 


Lirrte (THE) CAPORAL; march-two-step, 


by Elinore C. Bartlett and Kate 
Vatnalyitrev2 by. H.- LecsHlarts “of 
WHS 1" piano; tin. -C. -RevitedV'© 
Apr. 24, 1923; 2 c. June 4; FE 564708; 
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston. 
(© revision) 10792 


Little (THE) DANCER; by M. E. Mar- 
shall tof Great Britain), ed. by Ernest 
Fowles; piano. (Curwen edition, no. 
9203: Primary division) © May 31, 
1023.J int Cy tine lGay Ey 56672546). 
Curwen & sons, Itd., London. 10793 


«¢ 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10794 


ipty TT, hese vote 


LittLe (THE) FLAPPER GIRL; words and 
music by G. P. Walter tof U. Si © 
May 7, 1023212 ° e) May 28) BAGOB12 7 - 
Geo. P. Walter, Brownwood, Tex. 

10794 


LittLe (A) GIRL’S SONG BOOK; words 
and music by Stanislaus Anthony 
tpseud. of G. S. Connell, of U. Si © 
May 22,1928 ;-2 cl and afis May’23; 
A 708346; George S. Connell, New 
York. 10795 


Ervi0re. HUMORESQUE ; by Paul Lawson 
ee we S.1; piano. (Young recitalist, 
Z) © June 14; 1923; 2 c). June 

is. E 563169; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 10796 


LirtLe (THE) INDIAN CHIEF; by Harry 
Crismore tof U. $4; piano. © June 
Or TOZS 2c. June Si Ee 5o3g09Ts 

-Gamble hinged music co., Chicago. 

10797 


words by Peter 
music by John P. Long rot 
in EF flat. Staff and tonic 
(Mar: 20, 1923'"1 'c. 


LirttE JUNE Ross; 
Dawlish, 
England) ; 


sol-fa notations} 


June 15; E 566564; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 10798 
LirtLtE Mrs LEE; words and melody by 
d) .) Ae RICHIE, AOE «Wiki adh, yates Dy 
Anthur Pisk of UL Sa" © l/c. June 
25, 1923; E 565070; Janet Andrews 
Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif. 10799 


LITrLE MOONSHINE; one step, words by 


M. Kelly, music by M. Paul Man- 
gan ior UL Sy © lc june we 973 
F, 564748; Michael Kelly, Pittston, 


Pa! 10800 


LITTLE MOTHER OF MINE; words’ by 


W. H. Brown and C. H. G., music by 
Chas. Jat. Gabsiel 1of; U.. 94) ©. june 
VS8 VIO2 3% Awe apbtlen: Gale t se epdas.: 


Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 
10801 


LirttLe (THE) RED HOUSE IN THE WOOD; 
6 easy pieces, by Ernest Newton of 
Great Britain); piano. Contents: 1. 
An old fashioned garden. —2. The 
barn. dance. — 3. The song of the 
thatcher —4. The fox in the wood.— 
5. The fir trees’ dance-—6. The cuckoo 


and the yellow vaffle. © Mav 18, 
1923: 1 «. May 31; E 566214; Alfred 
-Lengnick & Co., London. 10802 


LITTLE ROMANCE; by Max Meyer-Ol- 
bersleben jof Germany); piano. (Joy- 
ous’ youth): ‘©?’ June! 149°1923+"2° c. 
June 18; EF 563192: Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 10803 


LITTLE ROSEBUD; lullaby, words and mu- 
sic by William M. Felton tof U. Su; 
medium voice. © June 9, 1923; 2 c. 
June 15; E 563075; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. 


LirtLeE (THE) SISTER’S STORY ; words and 
music by Mary Wyman Williams of 
U. Si; reading with music. © June 
21, 1923; 2: c:.jumé ‘252k 565201 - 
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 

10805 


LirrLE (THE) STAR MOTOR; words by 
E. F. Tierney, music by George Graff, 
jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach 


tof U. Sis © TL ch foley eo 
565448: E. F. Tierney, Northville, 
Conn. 10806 
LITTLE WHITE MOON OF MY HEART; 


words by Aline Kilmer, music by Bert- 
rand-Brown ti. e. Robert’ Bertrand- 
Brown, of UL 89 (@) times eee 1923 - 
2c. June 29; EK 565327; Robert Bert- 
rand-Brown, New York. 10807 


Livinc (A) FLAME; words by Fanny J. 
Crosby, music by Chas. H. Gabriel, jr. 
fof; U. .. Si ©) JuihesbR oA weae c. 
June 25; EF 565138; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10808 


LIZA, If YOU'LL LovE ME [LL LOVE You; 
words and music by J. H. Hoffman 
ref U.S’ Ole, Jie Teese ob, 
564791: J. Herschell Hoffman, Cave 
City, Ky. 10809 


L1zA JACKSON’S GOT BETTER BREAD THAN 
oLD SALLY Lee; words and music by 
Julius Jones tof U. Sa. © June 23, 
1923: Zc. June 25; E 565196; Perry 
Bradford music pub. co., New York. 

10810 


LIzA MINE; words and melody by W. W. 
Hall -t6f Ue'Sa, paren iby) eibeen= 
nett of U. Si © 1c. May 24, 1923; 
E 562635; Wendell Woods Hall, Chi- 
cago. 10811 


Lizzie: words and music by D. Brown 
rof U. Si Los Angeles, Calif., Key- 
stone..pub. .co:.. «© July S125 ere, 
July 11; E 563644; Dale Brown, Los 
Angeles. 10812 


Locu Lomonp; old Scotch song, arr. 
by Henry Tolhurst tof U. $1; violin 
and piano. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 
18- .E 563183 :: ;T hea.) Presser \co:. 
Philadelphia. 10813 


Loc (THE) castn; by V. M. L. Free- 
man: ‘tof 'U. \S$.1"prano:24@" fine 11, 
1923: 2 c. June 19; E 563141; Vir- 
ginia’ Me Ty Freeman, Spokane, Wash, 


660 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


LONDONDERRY (THE) AIR; Irish air, arr. 
by Franz Ries tof Germany); violin 
and piano. © June 15, 1923; 1 c. 
June 16; E 566579; Keith, Prowse & 
co., Itd., London. 10815 


LoNELY; by Joseph Gahm of U. S. 
op. 13, no. 6; piano. © May 24, 1923; 
2c. May 25; E 564434; Composers’ 
music corp., New York. 10816 


— — words and melody by A. Caione 
Ge Me Siew4© 1c, June. 21,,.1923;.E 
564968; Americo Caione, Providence, 
Rie be 10817 


LoNELY (THE) corrace; words by L. J. 
Grefthen, music by Elliott Markham 
iat A o4 so piano,;: with .words..,..© 
May 10 1923\9)\2 ten July) 23. Lena). 
Grefthen, Northwood, Ia. 10818 


LonELY JoHN; words by L. Brown, 
music by FE. S. S. Huntington tof 
ie saree) dey June, 14, 19233) 5 
563012; Lavinia Brown, Richmond. 

10819 


LonELY (A) vioLeT; words by D. Brey, 
melody by Herman Dubois (pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S. 
25, 1923; E 564420; Donald Brey, In- 


dependence, Wis. 10820 
LONELY WANDERER; by Alban Forster 
tof Germanyi; piano. © June 14, 


1923; 2 c. June 18; E 563189; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10821 


LONG AGO, “MID APPLE BLOSSOMS; ballad, 
words and music by Gus Kahn, Ernie 
Erdman and Albert E. Short tof 
U. 3. © May 25, 1923; 2 c. May 28; 
E 564545; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

10822 


Lone LIvE Wooster U.; words by Clin- 
ton T. Wood, music by Loretta 
Crawford tof U. © May 11, 


J 
1923; 2c. May 14; E 564159; College 


of Wooster, Wooster, O. 10823 
LoNG LoS? MAMMA DADDY MISSES YOU; 
fox trot ballad, words and music by 
Harry Woods tof U. Si © Apr. 24, 
1923; 2 c. May 2; E 559801; M. Wit- 
mark & sons, New York. 10824 


fox trot blues, by Harry Woods, 
sc. by Geo. J. Trinkaus jof U. Su; 
vocal orch. pts., with words, in F. 
Ato.) ©" Miay 214, 1923); 2) cis May )22; 
E 562609; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. {© new arrangement) 10825 


© May... 


10834 


Lone (THe) roAp; words by Arthur 
Wallace Peach, music by C. E. Fisher 
fof OL Swo® May 19)51923 92 ).e. 
May 26; E 564464; Charlotte Edith 
Fisher, Prescott, Ia. 10826. 


LoncER (THE) WE LIVE, ae SWEETER 
THEY ARE; words by R. R. Lair, mu- 
sic by E. SS. Huntington prof U. Si 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564222 ;_ Roy 
R. Lair, Red Lodge, Mont. 10827 


Loncinc; words by H. Hendrick, mu- 
sic by H. Richard tof U. Si © Apr. 
24, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 5649990; 
Helen Hendrick, Columbia, Mo. 

10828 


LONGING EVER LONGING FOR YOU DEAR; 
words by D. Igney, music by George 
Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach jof U.S; © lc. July 5, 1923; 
E 565452; Dale Igney, Huntington, 
Ind. 10829 


LGNGING FOR HOME (Sehnsucht nach der 
heimath); by John Hartmann, rev. 
by M. L. Lake tof U. $5.1; B flat cor- 
net, or baritone trombone, or E, flat 
alto saxophone with band. 4to. © 
Feb. 24, 1923; 2c. May 12; FE 562216; 
Carl Fischer, New York. (© ar- 
rangement} 10830 


Look FOR THE HAPPY ENDING; from 
Helen of Troy, New York, words 
and music by Bert Kalmar and Harry 
Ruby tof U. S:1 © May 31, 1923; 
2c... May 31; 564578; Waterson, 
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. 

10831 


Look UPON THY GARDEN FAIR (locmotpa 
bt cron beptolpaab); poem by A. 
Maikoff, English version by George 
Harris, jr. tof U. Sa, French version 
by G. Sergennois, music by N. Rim- 
sky-Korsakoff, op. 41, no. 4, ed. by 
Olin Downes tof U. Si; high voice 
in E flat. (Carl Fischer edition, se- 
ries 2: Superior ed. 5576) © May 
28, 1923; 2 c. June. 27; E 565284; 
Carl Fischer, New York. (© English 
and French version and arrangement} 


10832 


LoosE FINGERS; melody by Maurice E. 
Swerdlow rof U. Si; © 1c. May 31, 
£923.) 75645726)! Sam’ Fox pub?! ¢o., 
Cleveland, O. 10833 


Lorp, | HEAR OF SHOWERS OF BLESSING; 
hymn anthem, words and music by 
Ernest’. “Sheppard of) UreoS.4;5 
mixed voices. 4to. © June 25, 1923; 
2. June«27 5:7: 563351; Théo. “Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 10834 


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10835 


pt. 11 anew ls 


Lorp (THE) Is My SHEPHERD; words 
from 23rd psalm, music by L. C. 
Bowlus tof U. S1 © May 26, 1923; 
2).¢. Maly .28; ; 24564538 ; SLora’“C. 
Bowlus, Fremont, O. 10835 


LorD, LET ME KNOW MINE END; words 
from the burial psalm, music by Ed- 
win Evans of U. $1; low voices in 


F minor. © May 17, 1923; 2 c. May 
215° (5649557 SE verett’ nirusic -co., 
Philadelphia. 10836 


Lorp (THE) WILL LEAD; words by G. O. 
Webster, music by Chas. H. Gabriel 
tof U. Sa © Jane ls." 1923" "2c. Jime 
25; E 565107; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10837 


LoRENZ’S VOX ANGELICA, No. 2; collec- 
tion of organ voluntaries for church 
use, composed, arr. and ed. by E. L. 
Ashford tof U. S. obl. 8vo. : 
2A.) 19232° 2 eo. -and att. Mar. Sir: A. 
702373; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 

10838 


Los ANGELES THE COMING CITY; words 
and music by T. A. Huson rof U. Si 
© June 22, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 
565246; Thomas Alfred Huson, 
Berkeley, Calif. 10839 


Lost (THE) CHORD FOUND; sacred song, 
words and music by W. E. Donald- 
son tof U. Sj; © June 18, 1923; 2c. 
June 25; E 565168; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10840 


Lotus rLowER; from The passing show 
of 1923, words by Cyrus Wood, music 
by Sigmund Romberg tof U. Si © 
June 26, 1923; 2c. June 27; E 563344; 
Harms, inc., New York. 10841 


Lotus LAND; words and music by C. A. 
Paine tot U. Sx) ©i1-&: June 15,1923: 
FE, 564969; Cordelia Ayer Paine, New 
York. 10842 


L-O-V m#BANs I LovE you; words and 
music by B. Mell tof U. S1 © May 
LO TOP) Pic. May, 2 lis 04 334-: 
Brooks Mell, Atlanta, Ga. 10843 


Love; words by E. M. Flesher, melody 
by Herman Dubois r:pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, o£,U.. S.1 4 ©“l c.fune 4.1923 ; 
E 562838; Ethel M. Flesher, Free- 
mansburg, W. Va. 10844 


LovE AND FLOWERS; words by E. Voss, 
music by George Graff, jr. rof U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof U. Sa © 
1 c. June 6, 1923; E 564657; Ethel 
Voss, Sydney, Australia. 10845 


LovE AND LET LOVE; comedy song fox- 
trot, words by R. P. Weston, music 
by R. Harris-Weston tof Englandi1 © 
Mar. 20, 1923; 1 c. June 15; E 566563; 
Francis, Day & Hunter, London. 

; 10846 


LovE AND THE MOONLIGHT; words by 
Mabel Marshall, melody by J. E. Ald- 
ridge tof U. Si ©1c. June 9, 1923; 
FE, 562938; James Elleswerth Aldridge, 
New York. : 10847 


LovE APPLE; musical comedy in three 
acts, words by William Cary Duncan 
and Joseph Michael, music by A. L. 
Stewart of U. Sa ©aise, Mar. 30, 
1923: D 26432; Anna Lambert Stew- 
art, New York. 10848 


Love (THE) DREAM; words by Roscoe 
Gilmore Stott, music by Clay Smith 
rof U. Si © June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 
27: E 563364; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 10849 


LovE DREAMS; fox trot ballad, words 
by Hazel Jane Lang, music by G. M. 
Tidd tof U. Sv ©*Junero;/ 1923-) 2 «. 
June 11; E 564766; G. M. Tidd, Co- 
lumbus, O. 10850 


waltz, from The rise of Rosie 
O’Reilly, words and music by Geo. M. 
Cohan tof U. Sa “Oi yase eo; 
2c. June 12; E 562973; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. 10851 


LovE (THE) I GAvE You; waltz-ballad, 
words by Wilton B. Hayes, music by 
Len Fleming tof U. S1 © May 19, 
1923; 2 c. May 26; EF, 564460; Wilton 
B. Hayes, Port Arthur, Tex. 10852 


LovE Is ALL; from Adrienne, words by 
A. Seymour Brown, music by Albert 
yon Tilzer lof, UstSay @uilay (24, 
1923: 2 c. May 25; EF 564442; Harms, 
inc., New York. 10853 


LovE IS STRONGER THAN DEATH; words 
by O. Brown, music bv E. S. $. Hunt- 
ington’ [of .U,” Si 3@ 1 erway. 26, 
1923: E 562680; Olivia Brown, Nash- 
ville. 10854 


LovE LOST BUT NOT FORGOTTEN, SWEET- 
HEART OF MINE; words by G. Micholas, 
music by H. Richard tof U. Sua 
Apr. 18, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E, 564996; 
George Micholas, Elgin, Il. 10855 


LovE ME; words by M. Minadeo, music 


by George Graff, jr. rof U. Sua, arr. 
by Theo. G. Beach rof U. Si ©lc 
July 5, 1923; E 565451; Minerva - 
Minadeo, Pittsburgh. 10856 


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no. 7, 1923 


10878 


LovE ME now; words by M. Stevenson, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 
eo 2O). 1 ic. May  10):,1923;. E 
562185; Mary Stevenson, Bound 

Brook, N. J. 10857 


LovE, MY HEART IS CALLING you; words 
by Joe Young and Sam Lewis, music 
by Joe Cooper tof U. S1 © May 22, 
1923; 2 c. May 23; E 564385; Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 10858 


LOVE NE’ER DESPAIRS; words by William 
P. Mohr, music by H. Richard tof 
UMS ih Or May) 10; 1923;,2¢. June 
20; E 564990; W. P. Mohr, St. nous 


Loves (THE) OF A LITTLE CHILD; words 
by H. N. Beecher, music by A. Leo- 
pold Richard tof U. Sx © July. 14, 
1023920) July: 16; E 563850; H.N. 
Beecher, Hancock, Mich. 10860 


LovE TALES; fox-trot, words by Ben 
Ryan, music by Vincent Rose tof 
wl Seo June 22) 1923;"2 cc. - June 
25: E, 565204; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. 10861 


arr, Prank: +E. 
Barry tof U. $1; orch. with words. 
Feist ed. 4to. © June 19, 1923; 
2 c. June 20; E 563209; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. © a reciiants Le, 


LovE THEME; from Dagmar, the slave 


girl, by G. H. Emmans tof U. 8.1;- 


pane, Me) 1c May 18, 1923; Eh 
564269: George Harmon Emmans, 
Washington. 10863 


LovE WILL BRING YOU HAPPINESS; from 
How come, words and music by Ben 
Harris tof U. S1 © May 23, 1923; 
2 c. May 28; E 564519; Goodman & 
“Rose, inc., New York. 10864 


Lover’s (A) pDREAM; words by W. P. J, 


Mohr, music by H. Richard iof U. 8. 
©) oyrantes 8) 0923.2 2.'c June 203" E 
564979: W. P. Mohr, St. pasa do 


LovE’s CARAVAN; words and melody by 
= oo Cy Sharpe-Minor jot U.S. © 1c. 
May 11, 1923; E 564054; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 10866 


Love’s CHANNEL HAS NO END; words by 
W. Y. Latting, music by George Graff, 
At? WoL. U,),S4,-att. iby; /heo. .G:; Beach 
oot. won O .re J uly 55,1925), E 
565449: Wm. Y. Latting, St. Hone 


Love’s CONSOLATION; by S. Becker tof 
Us Sa: piano! +}©nbyel July 1651923 ; 
E 563834; Samuel Becker, Minneap- 
olis. 10868 


Love’S DEAR YESTERDAY; words and mu- 
sic by A. T. Meredith tof U. Si © 
Apre4, 1923.2 c.i june, 205, ).565002 ; 
Agnes Trainor Meredith, Chicago. 

10869 


LovE’s DREAM; valse, by W. A. Johnson 
Oly WL Sas piano. ©) 1 ¢e.; June, 29; 
192 3%, Be, SOD3Zk:- + Wan. Awa} onsen, 
Trenton, N. J. 10870 


— words by M. C. McCamey, melody 
by Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Si © 1c. June 4, 1923; 
E 562831; Margaret C. McCamey, 
Kansas City, Kan. 10871 


LovE’s LAGOON; fox-trot, words by W. 
Beresford Inglis, music by Al. Birge 
tof Great Britain) © May 8, 1923; 
1 c. May 24; E 566058; Lareine & co., 
London. 10872 


LovE’s OLD SWEET SONG; by J. L. Molloy, 
arr. by Albert Harvey rof U. S.:; three 
violins and piano. (Crescent edition, 
fio. 42) © July 17, °1923; 2 c'July 
19; E. 565719; Fred Heltman. co., 
Cleveland: (© bowings, fingering and 
phrasing) 10873 


— waltz, written on the original mel- 
ody by J. L. Molloy, by Harley Rosso 
rot U. Sa, © -May.4, 1923-°2°c. May 
12; EF 562430; McClure music co., St. 
Paul, Minn. 10874 


LovE’s PLAINT; nocturne, by Albert 
Franz tof U. S.j; violin and piano with 
2d violin and cello ad lib. © June 
14, 1923; 2c. June 18; E 563163; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10875 


LovE’s REPROACHES (Reproches 
d’amour) ; romance sans pardles, by 
L. Schatz, arr. by Preston Ware Orem 
lok HU oS cmiane; tour hands) (ne 
tertaining four hand music, grade 4) 
© May (29... 1923 2.6. (June ack 
562751; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. (‘© arrangement) 10876 


LovE’s YOUNG DREAM; waltz, words and 
music by P. EF. Goodman tof U. Su, 
arr. by Harry L. Alford tof U. Si © 
May 5, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 565381; 
Paul Earl Goodman, New rae 


LovING IS THE THING THAT I’M WILD 
ABOUT; words by Ida Cox, melody bv 
LvAustia tof U.: S$.) © 1 :es | June) 6, 
1923; E 562844; Lovie Austin, Chi- 
cago. 19878 


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10879 


LovING WHIPPOORWILL; words by Lyn 
Udall and Haven Gillespie, music by 
Henri A. Keates tof U. Si © June 
1, 1923; 2c. June 6; E, 564701; Jerome 
H. Remick & co., New York. 10879 


Low powNn PAPA; sweet .mama’s blues, 
words and music by Spencer Willams 
tof U. Sa (Williams low-down series, 
no: 2) © Jume 10,1923); 2:c..June 20; 
E 564963; Spencer Williams music co., 
inc., New York. 10880 


words and melody by S. Williams 
cof U. Sa, arr. by J. Russel Robinson 
cof UU iSa cL oe. namet 2peb923 5k 
564597: Spencer Williams, New York. 


10881 


Lovatty ; words and music by E. Spears 
of. U.’ S4,,.arr. by, James. Scott tof 
US. ato: HO: Jime OP1923% “2 se: 
June 11; E, 564762; Elsie Spears, Kan- 
sas; City, Mo: 10882 


words by Gladys Marion Adams tof 
U. Si, melody by L. R. Lewis. Tufts 
College, Mass., Tufts college book- 
store. 4to. 1. Song of women in war- 
time. (Pennycard series)—2. Card 
ed. (Pennycard series, no. 91) © 
July, 6, 20, 1918; 2 c. each May 21, 
1923: E 562535, 562537; Leo Rich 
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. (© text) | 
10883, 10884 


Luexy (THE) JADE; musical comedy in 
three acts, book by Jos. B. Harrison 
rof U. Sa, music by Donald C. Wilson 
of Uy Sir 4@y hse May Sir l925ee9 
26438; J. B. Harrison and D. C. Wil- 
son, Seattle. 10885 


LutLaBy; by Eva Pain tof Great Brit- 
aigic pianos, ©), avian te) OZ lee. 
May 28; E 566168; Anglo-French mu- 
sic co., Itd., London. 10886 


LULLABY - PRAYER; words by Lillian 
Shaffner, music by Karolyn Wells Bas- 
sett torr) Si ©afuie: 29, 1923 5 hic. 
June 30; E 565324; Harold Flammer, 
inc., New York. 10887 


Luu of HonoLuiu; words and melody 
by J. A. Richison tof U. $3, arr. by 
Arthur Hisky of U, S.1@) 1s e. ghune 
19, 1923% | fy503132,,, Janes, “Andrews 
Richison, Santa Cruz, Calif. 10888 


Ma cHANSON; paroles de Roland Gael, 
musique de R. de Buxeuil tof France) 
@i May. /15)) 1923;..1 ci! May! (29.5 
566250; Francis Salabert, Paris. 

10889 


pt. 11, AS w.d8 | 


Ma rosé; paroles de Pascal Thémanlys, 
musique de Axel Raoul Wachtmeister 
tof France: (Cing mélodies, no.5) © 
May 5, 1923; dic. Man 17; IeS6b078 ; 
Heugel, Paris. 10890 


MacDowELL (Epwarp ALEXANDER) At 
an old trysting-place; by EF. A. Mac- 
Dowell, op. 51, no. 3, transcribed by 
Edmund. ,Tiersch of SO. Sa yous 
orch., sc. and pts: © ‘July 91923; 
2c. July: 133) 563737 eee . 
Schmidt, co., Boston,.,., «©, transcrips 
tion) 10891 


eee’ BKronr Uncle | Remusie bye. A. 
MacDowell, op. 51, no. 7, transcribed 
by Edmund Tiersch tof U. $.1; string 
orch:, .sc: “and pts. (© }mly 9) 2923- 
2 ¢. Suly' 13 30H4 563796 irra 
Schmidt co., Boston. (© transcrip- 
tion) 10892 


MACHE DICH AUF; words and music by 
H.C. Landeck jot Ul Sa. chortisyaor 
mixed voices. 4to. © May 19, 1923; 
2 c.. May 260; 5644575) bin, Cokan- 
deck, Arlington Heights, Ill. 10893 


MApRILENA; by M. Gold tof U. Si; 


piano. -:© 1c. June) Vis) Iez5. 
564875; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, 
IND ae _ 10894 


MApI, MEIN sUsses MApr; fox trot aus 
der dreiaktigen operette Madi, worte 
von Alfred Grtinwald und Leo Stein, 
musik von Robert Stolz rof Austria) 
op. 450d.’ © Mar 2651926. May 
17; E 557927; Drei ‘masken’ verlag, 
Berlin. 10895 


MaAcANINI (Quinto FE.) Prelude; the 
cry of a flute, words by Eleanor Mor- 
ton, music by,.O. 7 Maeanin, tat 
U. Sarop. 125 flute aces in Gimint 
May 17, 1923: 2c: May 2i3:5, 562502; 
Quinto E. Maganini, Oakland, Calif. 

10896 


Maccie! Yes MA’AM! CoME RIGHT UP- 
stairs; words by Leslie Moore, mu- 
sic by Johnny Tucker tof U. Si 
May 19; 1923,: 2 ¢, Wty 21 50h, 504331": 
Clarke & Leslie songs, inc., New 
York. 10897 


Macic Eyes; words by Lew Brown, mu- 


sic by Ted Fiorito fof U. $1 © June 
14,°1923; 2: .e,.June ol8; "a, 503120; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc, New — 


York. 10898 


Macic wAuLtz; words by Jack Yellen 
and Walter Hirsch, music by Al. W. 
Browne and Irwin Schmidt tof U. Su. 
© June: 20 1923) 2c: Pune ise he 
564912; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
Chicago. 10899 — 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


10919 


Macicran (THE); by Carl Wilhelm 
Kern tof U. S.; op. 500, no. 3; piano. 
(Tone diversions) © June 25, 1923; 
2ie Jone. 2/ ; 1. 563367 ; .Theo.  Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 10900 


Marne; by Geo. L. Spaulding rof U. $.1, 
intro, Sweet hour of prayer, by Wm. 
Bradbury; vocal or instrumental. 
(Our United States) © May 29, 
1923: 2 c. June 1; E 564843; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10901 


MAINE SIBER GITE yYUR; words and mel- 
ody by D. Meyerowitz tof U. $1 © 
1 c. June 13, 1923; E 564784; David 
Meyerowitz, New York. 10902 


MAKE EvERY DAY cCouNT; words by Liz- 
zie DeArmond, music by B. D. Ack- 
ley qari S.710\G) June 13;"1923.; 2c: 
June 25; EF 565134; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10903 


Matoor (ALEXANDER) Four songs; 
music by A. Maloof tof U. S$. Con- 
tents: 1. Ya-khalti abbil garra; words 
by Aneesi Sayeg.—2. America-ya- 
hibena; words by Salim Domani.—3. 
Tay-gay wrowgee; piano.—4. Aa- 
sitnil-nahli-ya-ommi; piano. © 1 ¢. 
May 28,- 1923; E 564480; Alexander 
Maloof, Brooklyn. 10904 


= "Three Syrian songs; arr. by A. 
MalootshefwWU.2 Sa; piano. »le:Yat 
meet-massa.—2. Jamalick shagil ba- 
lick.—3. Ya-boo-eyoonil dublana. © 
1c. June 21, 1923; E, 563219; Alex- 
ander Maloof, Brooklyn. 10905 


Mamma ME vo’ FA Monaca; versi di 
Pasquale Buongiovanni, musica di 
Louis Canoro tof U. $.1; mandolino 
acc. Edizione Vittoria. 4to. © May 
te dO28e72 (csi May 225.1E 562019 ; 
Victoria music pub. co.,; New York. 

10906 


MAMMA MIA, AGGIA’ MURI’; versi e mu- 
sica di Luigi Tutela rof U. S.; mand. 
ace.) ©, Jutie 4.1923; 2c. Junet6; 
E 564681: Rosario Catalano, Brook- 
lyn. 10907 


MAMMUZZA MIA; canto siciliano, versi 
' di V. Buffa, melodia di Edoardo Dino 
Aughinelli tof Italy, domiciled at 
New York; © 1 c. May 23,1923; E 
564371; Vincent Buffa, New Preah 


MamMy-LovE; words and music by W. 
Hobart tof U. S.1 Rockford, IIL, 
- Alden publishers. © June 1, 1923; 
2 c. June 16; E 564855; Wallace Ho- 
bart, Rockford, Ill. 10909 


MAMMY’S CRADLE SONG; words and mu- 
Sis bye: EL Carletty poh 9g 
June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 22; F, 565040; 
John T. Curlett, New Orleans. 10910 


Man (THE) rrom GLENGARRY; ballad 
fox trot, words and music by Menlo 
Mayfield tof U. S1. © May 11, 1923; 
2c. May 14; E 564143; Veritas. mu- 
sic pub. co., New York. 10911 


Man (THE) WHO BRINGS THE MAIL; 
march song, words by Pitt Parker, 
music. by Frank Barone jof U. Su. 
@i May 2119237) Zwei Mays 2G) EF, 
564469; Barone & Parker, Boston. 

10912 


MaRATHON (THE) sTEP; fox trot song, 
from The rise of Rosie O’Reilly, 
words and music by George M. Co- 
hanger WU. Sa © May 21, 192362 ¢: 
June 1; E 562716; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. 10913 


MaArCH OF THE BOY scouts; by Frances 
Montgomery tof U. S.1; piano. © 
May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 564495; 
A. W. Perry's sons, Sedalia, -Mo: 

_ 10914 


MARCH OF .THE SIAMESE; fox trot— 
characteristic, by Paul Lincke, arr. by 
Wm. J. C:. Lewis tof U. Si; band. 
Atos, (Oy jussenl I 923") 2%c.4 June; t2 ; 
E 562970; Edward B. Marks music 
co., New York. (© arrangement) 

10915 


MarcHa (LA) DEL SOLDADESCA ESPANOL 
(March of the Spanish soldiery) ; by 
J. De Smetsky sof Frances, arr. by 
Romo Falk fof U. $1; orch. Edition 
belgique. 4to. © June 30, 1923; 2 c. 
July 2; E 565402; Carl Ludwig, Cleve- 
land. 10916 


MarcHAND (LE) DE PLAISIRS; valse, par 
Marcel Lattés tof France; piano. 
June 21, 1923; 1 c. July 7; E 566880; 
Max Eschig, Paris. 10917 


MarcHE DES A“GIPANS; de Cydalise et le 
chevre-pied, de Gabriel Pierné tof 
Francey; piano. (Morceaux détachés, 


no.) © May 5, 1923/1) ce: Mays 17; 
E 566066; Heugel, Paris. «© arrange- 
ment 10918 


MarcHE DES ESCHOLIERS; de Maurice 
Depret, ars.) par (Ad) Gauwit ‘of 
France); orch. avec. piano conducteur. 
Ato © Apr 20; st923)dwes May 24: 
E 566056; Librairie Hachette, Paris. 
(© arrangement) 10919 


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10920 


pt. 111, mS, ¥..18 


MARCHING ONWARD; words by Jennie 
Ree, music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof 


US... Or pune18,~ 19255! 2° e: une 
25: E 565146; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 10920 
MARCIA PALERMITANA; melody by G. 


Iasilli tof U. S.1; conductor pt. 
1c. June 6, 1923; E 564683; Rosario 
Catalano, Brooklyn. 10921 


MARCIA ZINGARESCA; melody by G. 
Tasilli tof U. Sa; conductor pt. © 
1c. June 6, 1923; E 564684; Rosario 
Catalano, Brooklyn. 10922 


Marcot KNEW; words by Frederick H. 
Martens, music by Charles Gilbert 
Spross tof U. S.; high voice, in G. 
©, hane 15,11923* 2c. jume ass 
563150; John Church co., CCA 


MARIA VIENT A MARCELLO; versi di Al- 
berto Frederici, musica di Luigi Mat- 
tiello rof Italy; mand. acc.1 Naples, 
Italy, Casa editrice, L. Mattiello. 4to. 
© May 1, 1923: 1c. June 1; E 566215; 
Italian book co., New York. 10924 


MARIACHEN WALTZER; arr. by Henry 
Schuckert tof U. Si; concertina. Chi- 
cago, Ill., Patek’s music store. (Popu- 
lar and standard music, no. 9550) © 
June 1, 1923; 2c. June 11; E 564971; 
Rudolph M. Patek, Chicago. (© ar- 
rangement] 10925 


MARY COME ALONG WITH ME; words and 
melody by A. DeFino tof U. 51 © 
1c. June 28, 1923; E 563340; Andrew 
DeFino, Worcester. 10926 


Mary ELLEN, SHES WALTZING MAD; 
by Mark Strong, arr. by Boosey & 
co. tof Great Britain; band. (Cn 
Boosey’s brass band journal, no. 638) 
© iNav. 19511023." ecru” 26 
566285: Cecil Lennox & co., London. 
1© arrangement 10927 


Mary Lee: words by M. E. Seaver, mu- 
sic by George Graff, jr. tof U. Sy 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si © 
1c. July 5, 1923; E 565441; Mabel 
E. Seaver, Emporia, Kan. 


MASEL MIS MEN HOBEN; words and 
melody by A. King tof Poland, domi- 
tikd-at New York: © 1c. Juanes, 
1923: E 564815; Adolf King, New 
York. 10929 


Masetprk (A) yur; words and melody 
by D. Meyerowitz of U. Si ©lc. 
June 13, 1923; E 564783; David Meyer- 
owitz, New York. 10930 


10928 


MASSACHUSETTS’ PRIDE; march and one- 
step, by B. K. Doherty tof U. Su; 
piano. © June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 11; 
E 562948; Beulah Kendall Doherty, 
Boston. 10931 


MASSENET (JULES EMILE FriépERIc) Il 
est doux, il est bon (Gentle he, and 
so kind) ; air de Salomé, from Hérodi- 
ade, English version by Alice Mat- 
tullath tof U. Si, music by J. Masse- 
net, rev. by N. Clifford Page tof 
U. Si; medium voice in C. (Carl Fi- 
scher edition, series v: Superior ed. 
no. 5554) © June 12, 1923; 2 c. June 


2/; EF, 5652/78+* Carl-: Bischer.. New 
York. (© arrangement and English 
version) 10932 


Le grillon du foyer; comédie en 3 
actes de Ludovic Francmesnil, d’aprés 
le conte de Charles Dickens, musique 
de scene de J. Massenet tof France; 
piano sc. 4to. ‘© May’5, 1923%.1 ¢. 
May 17; E 566062; Heugel, Paris. (© 
reduction) 10933 


—— Légende; de J. Massenet, orchestrée 
par H. Mouton rof Belgium); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Euter- 
péia, “no. 7) °@ JulyGe, W23ee i c 
July 7; E 566888; Jean Jobert, Paris 
‘© orchestration) 10934 


Master (THE) CALLS; words by C. S. 
Brown, music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof 
U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 25; 
E 565149; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 10935 


MATHIEU’S MODERN HARMONY COURSE 
AND SERVICE; chromatic scale by L. 
Mathieu of U. Sy pt. one, lesson no. 2. 
© May?'29, .1923-i)2 se lay... 2658 E 
564449: Leon Mathieu, Wausau, Wis. 

10936 


MatTINATA; song to the morn, words 
and music by M. E. Smith tof U. S$. 
© 1c. July 12, 1923; EF 565608; Mary 
Elston Smith, Largo, Fla. 10937 


MAXINKUCKEE MOON; words by J. P. 
Fogarty, music by H. B. Keller tof 
U. S.. Culver, Indiana, Fogarty & 
Keller. © June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 
16; E 564852; J. Paul Fogarty and 
Herbert B. Keller, Culver, Ind. 

10938 — 


MAY BLOSSOM TIME; waltz ballad, words 
by J. F. Whitney, music by Charlotte 
E. Perkett tof U. Sa, rev. by Jack 


Mahoney: of U. Si © 1c. June 22, 
1923: E 565012; Joel F. Whitney, 
Westport, N. Y. 10939) 


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10961 


May DAY WALTZ; by William Tatelbaum 
fae) wore epiano. |» Bester). WB. 
Hesey &irco! © July 10;21923;:2¢. 
July 11; £ 563642; W: B: Hasey, Bos- 
fon. 10940 


Mayse; words by J. D. Jones, music 
by Valeria Gordon rof U. $1; piano 
with words. © Apr. 12, 1923; 2c. 
june, 4; ©. 562795; John ;D.- Jones, 
Electric Mills, Miss. 10941 


MAYBE SOME OTHER TIME; words and 
melody by Isham Jones, Fred Rose 
Mme imenrs batt or WU. S31 °.© 1c. 
June 6, 1923; E 564629; Irving Ber- 
in, inc., New York. 10942 


Mazurka; by Alfred Kleinpaul of 
Germany op. 57; piano, in C sharp 
min. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; 
FH, 563203: Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 10943 


by Claude Debussy, transcription 
par Emile Nerini jof Italy); piano. a 


4 mains. © June 19, 1923; 1c. July 
7; E 566891; J. Jobert, Paris. (© 
transcription) 10944 


MAZURKA BRILLANTE; by Alban Forster 


rof Germany); piano. May 29, 
1923).2-ch june ,l; E 562758; Theo: 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10945 
MEAN MEAN MAMA, WHY DON’T YOU 
MEAN WHAT YoU SAY; words by 
Mitchell Parish, music by Eleanor 
Young and Harry D. Squires tof 


eo (Omviay si, 1923; 2c. . June 
1; EF 562731; Joe Morris music co., 
New York. 10946 
MeccA; oriental dance, by Richard 
Howgill tof England}; orch. with 
piano conductor. 4to.. © May 18, 


1923: 1c. May 26; E 566184; Hawkes 
&.son, London. ; 10947 


MEDLEY SELECTION; of southern planta- 
tion songs, arr. by 1b: Come rev. 
by Lester Brockton tof U. $1; mili- 
feary. band. 4to. © Apr. 195, 1923); 
Me; wlayal2 > F,(562227 ; Carl Fischer, 
New York. (© revised arrangement) 


10948 


MEET ME TONIGHT; words by M. Ander- 
- son, music by George Graff, jr. tof 


1905—23——_6 


MEIN VEIBEL BREINEH; words by S. 
Feifer, melody by Rubin Pfeiffer of 
UisSiyaur -by Si Petferjiof UaS.13© 
ivcexiune 11923 415647535) Sarah 
Feifer, New York. 10951 


MEIN ZUKUNFT; words and melody by 


D. | Meyerowitziof > U) Sa  ©OUlic 
Jumenyis; “L923 75647873) "Dawid 
Meyerowitz, New York. 10952 


MELANCHOLY BLUES; ee by: Jot]: 


O’Leary tof U. Ca (Crm June 15, 
1923; E 564812; ince Joseph 
O’Leary, Philadelphia. 10953 


MELODIOUS ELEMENTARY . ETUDES; by 
Franz J:. Lifth of, Austriaj | op. .161; 
piano. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 
18°: B; .563162> Theo.....Presser co, 
Philadelphia. 10954 


MELODY BOOK, A SECOND BOOK ; by Doro- 
thy Gaynor Blake tof, U. S.1; plano. 
© Mar. a 1923.3) 2hierMaro284-ait. 


Maresh: A 703031 ; Willis music co., 
Cincinnati. 10955 
MELODY MAGIC; musical comedy in 
three acts; theme by H. Huntoon, 


lyrics by R.. E. Wilson tof U. S.1 and 
Harriett Schleiter, music by H. Hun- 
toon fof Un Sar @i ire; May. 171923; 
D 25445; Homer Huntoon and Ruth 
Elaine Wilson, Ames, Ia. ~ 10956 


MemoriEs; words by W. B. Headland, 
music by EF. $. S. Huntington jof 
Sb Oe 1 ey fine 4146419232" iB 
563004: Wm. B. oa Rochester, 
Pat 10957 


— words by W. C. Dorman, melody 
by Herman Dubois rpseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U. Si ©l1ec. June 4, 1923; 
E 562832 ; lees C. Dorman, St. 
Joseph, Mo. ; 10958 


MeEMORIES OF GALLANT pAys; words by 
Aldora Noble, music by S. A. Noble 


fof Ul Sa © Lire: May (16;::1923)), E 
564193; Stuart A. Noble, Philadel 
phia. 10959 


MEMORIES OF HOME AND MOTHER; by 
Maurice Baron jof France; orch. 
© June 


with piano conductor. 4to. 


U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof | 27, 1923; 2 c. June 29: E 563406: 
PU.S1. ©1c. July 5, 1923; EF 565446: c 
M. Anderson, Red Oak, Ia. 10949 Belwin, CT Senos. 10960 
words by Ward Williams, music 
Meme, (A) IN pI YUHREN; words and by Maurice Baron ,of France) : int €, 
music by A: Schwartz of U. Si ©} © May 4, 1923 ; 2 +e: May. 21; E 
Ic. May 14, 1923;:' FE. 564111; , Abe 502501; Belwin, inc., New York. 
‘Schwartz, New York. 10950 10961 
667 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


10962 


MeEmpuis TENNESSEE; words and music 
by Perry Bradford fof U. $1 4to. 
© Apt. (h7, 71923). 2 ich. Maya ti5 3 E 
564717; Perry Bradford music pub. 
co., New York. 10962 


MEW’RIES BRING YOU TO ME; words and 
melody by C. C. Harney tof U. 58.1, 
arr. by William Selby Harney tof 


Wi Sia Oslo: pMay e287 0lOZa i E 
564379; Clara Capehart Harney, 
Edenton, N. C. 10963 


MEN AIN’T SATISFIED; words and mel- 
ody by Henry Creamer and Anabel 
Anderson of Uy Sa; “arcs by ‘Claude 
Lapham tof U. Si © 1c. May 25, 
1923; E 564407; Goodman & Kose, 
inc., New York. 10964 


Men or Case; words by Nate Post, 
music by Robert Crawford of U. 8. 
© Mar. 27, 1923; 2c. May 24; E 
562653; Case school of applied 
science, Cleveland. 10965 


MENDEL VEIRT, A MEMBER; comic duet, 
words and melody by G. Goldstein tof 
UnsSa bares: Mayiol8. 1923.39 8 
564275: Gus Goldstein, Coney Island, 
IN 2. 10966 


MENDEL VFEIRT A POLICEMAN; comic sing- 
ing and talking scene, words and mu- 
sic by G. Goldstein tof U. 81 © 
{ec WMay 12, 1923; DD 26400; Gus. 
Goldstein, Coney Island, N. Y. 10967 


MENDELSSOHN (Jacos Lupwic FELIx) 
O wert thou in the cauld blast; words 
by Robert Burns, music by Mendels- 
sohn, arr. by Chris. M. Edmunds tof 
Great Britaim); sop. solo and chorus. 
Ato. (Scottish part songs, no. 195) 
© May 12, 1923; 1c. May Poet 
566053; Bayley & Ferguson, eee 


MENSCH, SEI FRECH, DANN HAST DU 
CHANCEN! terzett aus der dreiaktigen 
operette Die schonste der frauen, worte 
yon Richard Kessler und Will Stein- 
berg, musik von Walter Bromme tof 
Germany), klavier arr. von Otto Linde- 
mann tof Germany: © Mar. 24, 1923; 
five, (May 17+ (BR) SovSho), ., Wrer anas- 
ken-verlag, Berlin. 10969 


Menuet; by Rameau-Godowsky, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. S.1, played by 
Paul Van Katwijk; in A min. (Re- 
corde. no. 67690)” rMiusie' Urol © 
May 25, 1923; 2c. June 9; E 562928 ; 
Recordo player roll co., Chicago. ‘© 
editing! 10970 


668 


pt Tria SEY. .be 


MENUET EMPIRE; de Gennaro De Sena 
tof Italy) op. 112; petit orch. avec 
piano conducteur. Edizioni Carisch. 
4to. (Collection etoile, n. 14710) © 
Feb: 3, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 24; E 566379: 
A. & G. Carisely & ce, Milan: 10971 


MeENvETYO; by Louis Godowsky of 
Great Britain); violin and pf. © May 
29, 1923;' Te. + May" 2oe2 Be S001 0: 
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 10972 


MEPHISTO GALOP; by Franz J. Lift! tof 
Austria) .op,, [00,4 nO.2 vein, and 
piano. © June. 25,1923" 2c. June 
27; E, 563358; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 10973 


MERCHANT (THE) PRINCESS AND PRINCE; 
words by F. Palmer, music by Valeria 
Gordon tof U. $1; piano with words. 
Ato... © Apr. 12. 19255 2 seine 4: 
E, 562792; F. Palmer, Cerrillos, N. 
Mex. 10974 


MERDERAI (DI) FUN NORKIN UN BECKER; 
verter un music by H. Berman tof 
Wi Sa, ©) c: Mayeeee ess 
564369; Harry Berman, New York. 


10975 


MrrMaip AHOoY; words and melody by 
J. A. Richison’ fof’ U: ‘Sa, arr) by Ar- 
thur Fisk of U.. Sa, @u ieee tune 200 
1923; E, 564918; Janet Andrews Richi- 
son,, oattar Cruz, eal 10976 


MERRIMENT; by Cecil Burleigh tof U. S.1 
op. 35, no. 2; piano. (Reminiscences, 
no. 2) © ijn Of 1925-02 cen oneslse 
E 563063; G. Schirmer, inc., New 
York. 10977 


MeESADER (DER) KEDUSHEN (The night 
of a wedding) ; words and melody by 
G. Goldstein fof U. Si © 1c. May 
18, 1923; E 564265; Gus. Goldstein, 
Coney Island, N. Y. 10978 


Messacgé (A) By RADIO; words by J. H. 
Rodebach, music by George Graff, jr. 
rof U. Sa. arr. by Theo. G. Beach (og 


Sai 1 c. June 27, 1923; Ee 
565223; J. H. Rodebach, Cedar Val-@ 
ley, Utah. 10979 


Messace (A) oF LOVE; words by E. 
Cordrey, music by E. S. $. Hunting-§ 
ton tof ,U.S.1° <O)1-¢: Jone 28; 192as 
E 563386; Elmer Cordrey, Forest City, 
Mo. 10980 


MeEssacE (THE) OF THE PANSY; word 
and melody by L. Case rof U. S11 
1 c. June 6, 1923; E 564648; Lyla 
Case, Brooklyn. 1098 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 ig 


11002 


Mexicana; fox trot, melody by 
Cavadias rof U. S., Ist papers: © lc. 
June 1, 1923; E 562874; Lucien Cava- 
dias, New York. 10982 


Meyer-Sreinec (THEopoR)  Vierzehn 
lieder im volkston zur laute; von T. 
Meyer-Steineg tof Germany) hft. 1. 
@ Hep 7, 1922; 1 ©. Apr. 16;. 1923; 
A—Foreign 22306; Eugen Diederichs 
verlag, Jena, Germany. 10983 


MI-AM-I BEACH; goose step, words and 
music by B. Whalen tof U. 8.1 
June 22, 1923; 2c. July 12; E 563703; 
Billy Whalen, Cleveland. 10984 


Mramt, I’M COMING DOWN TO YoU; words 
by E. Spotosky, melody by Herman 
Dubois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of 
U. Si ©l1c. June 4, 1923; F 562830; 
Elizabeth Spotosky, Sewickley, Ne 


Mramr Moon; words and music by G. H. 
Cronin tof U. Sa, arr. by John W. 
Mewtonuot U. Si. © 1 a June /, 
1923; E 562876; George Henry Cronin, 
Buffalo. 10986 


Mip THE GARDEN OF LOVE'S FRAGRANT 
FLOWERS; words by C. T. Luthy, music 
by C. Milton Luthy tof U. 5., arr. 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U $1. © 
Wie. Pune 4 1923. EH 563027; Chas. 
T. Luthy, Peoria, III. 10987 


MipnicH? rosé; fox trot, words by Sid- 
ney D. Mitchell, music by Lew Pol- 
lack jof U.S1 © May 29, 1923; 2c. 
June 6; E 564690; M. Witmark & 
sons, New York. 10988 


Micuty Kine; words by Charlotte G. 
Homer, music by Alice Larry Wood- 
Rock ot Ol 54° © June 18, 19235,.2 c: 
June 25; EF 565139; Homer. A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 10989 


MicHty LAK’ A ROSE; fox-trot, by Ethel- 
_ bert Nevin, arr. by J. Bodewalt Lampe 
fan low piano." © Apr. 26, 1923,; 
2 c. Apr. 27; E 564050; John Church 
co., Cincinnati. (© arrangement abo 


three-part song, music by Ethelbert 
Nevin jof U. Si; women’s voices. 4to. 

- (Three-part songs for women’s voices, 

|® secular) no. 2729) © June 15, 1923; 
* 2c. June 18; E 563147; John Church 

-¢o., Cincinnati. (© arrangement) neh 


MrcnonertE; by A. W. Austin tof 
U. Su, arr. by William C. Lindeman 
rot UL (Sans “piano. 
1923: E 565598; Axel W. E. Austin, 

' New York. 


L. | Mines oF SMILES; 


© 1 EL aly ah2; 
10992 


fox-trot song by 
Chater Robinson rof Great Britain 
© Maywl4; 4 1923 iat. ume 2 08 
566291; Boosey & co., London. (© 
edition for voice with pianoforte ac- 


companiment) 10993 
Mition1 (1) DARLECCHINO; notturno 
d’amore, versi di Riccardo Cordi- 


ferro). musica. ‘dit Res Drigo, satr. Oby 
Arturo, Vardi: rot Musil .©ndees jatly 
2.1923: 505343: Rosario Catalano: 
Brooklyn. 10994 


Mimi rfivE (Dreams of Mimi); ber- 
ceuse, par Zerco rof France); orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. © June 
19°71923% 1 c. July 7= E 566885; Bar- 
rau, Luchon, France. 10995 


MINNEWAUKA (Water spirit); words 
and music by W. E. Round tof U. S$. 
© sfaly 91 19239: 2 & Muly -t6owE 
563854; W. E. Round, Banff, Alberta, 
Canada. 10996 


MINNIE AN’ ME; words by Zelda Sears, 
music by Harold A. Levey rof U. $. 
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1923; D 26431; Henry 
W. Savage, inc., New York. 10997 


Minor (THE) RAG; words by Richard 
Bateman, music by M. Browning of 


Wes. Ord leben ume ale nd 2g Ray 
564869; Mortimer Browning, New 
York. 10998 
MINUETT ROYAL; by FE. Pessard tof 
U. $1; full orch. with piano acc. 4to. 
(Photoplay edition, no. 6) © Feb. 
bY 1923; 2? abdiame 1552) E . 564832 - 
Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston. 10999 


MrracLE (THE) oF MUSIC; words and 
melody by. H. Ray tof U. Si © 1c. 
June 19, 1923; E 563136; Huston Ray, 
New York. -11000 

Miramar; march, by M. J. Spitalny tof 
e551, arr by: J. soi Zamecnik (of 
U. Si; orch. Sam Fox popular stand- 
and orchy édii Ate.) ©rjane 20,1926) 
2c. June 22; E 565020; Sam Fox pub. 
co., Cleveland. 11001 


MirrorEeD (THE) MoOoN; by Sigfrid 
Karg-Elert tof England) op. 96, no. 
6; organ. (Jn Original composi- 
tions for the organ, new series, no. 
97: Seven pastels, no. 6) © May 
29° 1923 51 est May. 31); EF 566208 - 
Novello & co., ltd., London. 11002 


MirtH; words from L/allegro, set to 
music by Cecil Forsyth tof England, 
domiciled at New York); mixed 
voices. 4to. (Modern series, no. 264: 


669 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11003 


pt. I11,n.s., v.18 


Mirtu—Continued. 


Two fantasies from Milton, no. 2) 
©: * Jume: 6,).4923 5624 coh Jane 97s 
562879; H. W. Gray co., New tie 


Miss LizA Brown; words by C. Law- 
rence, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sua 
© “bic. May, 25;' 1923; E 564418; C. 
Lawrence, Benton, Ark. 11004 


Miss MATILDA; fox trot song, words 
and music by Arthur Lenox rpseud. 
of A..N. Hosking; of U: Si © 1c. 


May 31, 1923; E 564564; Arthur 
Nicholas Hosking, New Rochelle, 
je a Bias 11005 


Miss ME BLUES; words and music by 
B. E. Mills tof U. Sa, arr. by Frank 


S. Butler tof U. Sj; piano with 

words. © 1c. May 19, 1923; E 
562492; Billy E. Mills, New York. 

11006 

MIsSIONARY VOLUNTEER RALLY SONG; 


words by Matilda E. Andross, music 
by Harold A. Miller tof U. Sa © 
May 23, 1923; 2c. June 4; E 563414; 
Young people's missionary volunteer 
dept. of S. D. A., Washington. 11007 


MissIssIPPI DRIFT; words by B. Reagen, 
music by E. S. §. Huntington tof 
Sa ©). whe. Jane... 202 ees TE 
563385 ; Billy Reagen, Burlington, Ta 


MISSISSIPPI MOONBEAMS; waltz, words 
by B. Hagner, melody by Jack Vin- 
cent 1of-U.Sa .© lreijune:7) 1923; 
E 562866; Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ta, 


MissourI LAND; words by L. White, 
music by Elliott Markham of U. Su 
piano with words. June 1, 1923: 
2c. June 20; Ae 564959; Laura ‘White, 
Springfield, M 11010 


MISSOURI PARADISE ; words by M. Bush- 
yard, music by Elliott Markham of 
U. Sa; piano with words. © May 
10;.1923-32c: July, 2,0) 5653/8; Myr 


tle Bushyard, De Soto, Mo. LION 
MIsTREATED MAMMA BLUES; words by 
Ben Brown, Syl Yunker and B. 


Smythe, music by B. Smythe tof 
UW: Sa © Le. Jraliy 501923 381565433: 
Billy Smythe, Louisville. 11012 


MLAVE MALKE; words and melody by 


D. Meyerowitz (of Us Sv: p@ul c. 
June 13, 1923; E 564789; David 
Meyerowitz, New York. 11013 


MoANIN’ BLUES; words by Harry L. 
Coles, melody by S. S. Miller tof 
Usa -© lesoyume Q3IAH923i i E 
563268; Stanley S. Miller, Baltimore. 

11014 


MocKING BIRD BLUES; novelty fox-trot, 
by Billy Heagney tof U. Sa, arr. by 
W:). C. Pella ‘joth GES Si woren Ato: 
©. June 25,1923; (2c. -Jume 28; E 


563408; Triangle music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 11015 
Mol, jJ’M’APPELL’ CIBOULETTE; couplets, 
de Jlopérette Cuiboulette, livret de 


Robert de Flers et Francis de Croisset, 
musique de Reynaldo Hahn rof France) 
© May'15; 1923: OW te May. 295 
566264; Francis Salabert, Paris. 
11016 


Mort JE DANSE; le one-step populaire, 
dans En douce, paroles de P. Briquet 
et Saint Granier, musique de Fred 
Mélé rof France) © June 19, 1923; 
lc. July 7; E 566882; L. Brule, cee 

1101 


Mo.iy O’ Moore; words by Josie Hinton 
Fink, music by E. Mutchler tof U. Su 
Miami, Fla., Mutchler pub. co. 
July 10, 1923; 2c. July 12; E 563709; 
Erdell Mutchler, Miami, Fla. 11018 


Mon tac; prélude, variations et final, 
par G. M. Witkowski tof France; 
piano et orch., partition. © Apr. 26, 
1923; 1 c. May 9; EF 557826; Rouart, 
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 11019 


MoNKEY GLANDS; words by M. M. Shan- 
non, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, 
arr. by Theo..\G. Beachtiei Wats, © 
1c. June 27," 1923* H S56aZe0 = Wary, 
McK. Shannon, New Haven. 11020 


Monna; melody, by F. V. De Michele 
and George Edwards fof U. Si © 
1 c.: June, 27, 1923/3.) 565214 - Frank 
V. De Michele, Chicago. 11021 


MooN-MARKETING; words by Richard 
Le Gallienne, music by Horton Cor- 
bett' tof US Sav © Manazo S252 1 
June 1; E 562765;.Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 11022 


Moon (THE) NET; words by M. P. 
Thompson, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa © 
1 c. June 21, 1923; E 563237; Marshall 
P. Thompson, Boston. 11023 


Moon, SILVER MOON; by J. A. Graydon 
rof U. Sua, arr. by R. Ravmond Stan- 
sill tof, .U.' Sis piano @Oel -c: June 
6, 1923; E 564720; J. Alpin Graydon, 
New York. 11024 


~ 670 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Hes VW M1923 11046 
MoonspEAM (THE) GLIDE; words and | MorcEN, vIELLEICHT! walzerlied, text 
music by E. J. Watson tof U. S1 © von A. M. Willner, musik von Franz 


Tce jime..1,°1923 ; EF 562723: ‘Edward 
Judson Watson, Buffalo. 11025 


MoonseAMs; by Harry Patterson Hop- 
kins tof U. $1; piano. © July 9, 1923; 
Pein: 15. Bh, So3sae. Arthur’ P. 
Schmidt co., Boston. 11026 


—— vocal: waltz, intro. May-be, words 
by Cyril Henry, music by Pauline 
Vandulla sof Great Britain); piano 
wath words..:;<C),June»14, 19237. h c. 
June 13; E 566473; Howes & son, 
Morecambe, England. 11027 


MoonsBEAMS oF MAINE; words by P. D. 
Welch, music by George Graff, jr. of 
Ween, arcby-/ Theo: “G. “Beach. of 
O75. (© 1 ich July. 5;-1923;: EF, 565439 ; 
Percy D. Welch, Dixfield, Me. 11028 


MooNnLIGHT DREAMS; words by M. Had- 
dock, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si. © 
1 c. June 4, 1923; E 562834; Mary 
Haddock, Spokane, Wash. 11029 


MoonLIT NIGHT IN JUNE; words and 
music by M. P. Mithoff jof U. Su 
© 1c. May 26, 1923; E 562696; Mary 
Pompelli Mithoff, Detroit. 11030 


MoonsHINE (THE) BLUES; words by 
Aw W. fate, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
a Leas ta AB by Theo. G. Beach tof 


Sl © June 27, 1923; E 
nig: ene W. Pate, BE. Hum 
phreys, Va. 11031 


MoonsHINE (THE) SHUDDER; words and 
music by W. Hamilton tof U. S. 
ut Louis, Wade Hamilton music 

(yrange 9, 1923-2 c-Junesl4- 
E 563056 - Wade Hamilton, St. Louis, 
11032 


Moore’S TRANSPOSITION - HARMONY 
em CHART; «by FS\D.)Moore tof U. S.; 
with instructions. © Jan. 15, 1923; 
2c. Mar. 13; A 706206; Fearon De- 
pass Moore, Honolulu. 11033 


BORA No’ S FAREWELL; a fearless man I'll 
‘ die, from Polly, ‘words by Norman 
Slee, music by Hubert Bath tof Great 


Britain © Apr. 20, 1923; 1 c. May 
9; E 557860; Metzler & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. 11034 


Mors or THEE; class song, words by Ida 
-- A. Guirey, music by H. A. Henry of 
Pe Sa. OJ une 18}'1923 2° e2° June 
25; EF 565084; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
aiticage.” 11035 


Lehar tof Austria) © Apr. 6, 1923: 
1c. June 13; F 566627; Gabor Steiner 
(Leo Singer & co.), Vienna. 11036 


MorMOoN BLUES; words by John J. Rob- 
bins, music by M. Gold tof U. Su 
1) c¢. May 28, 1923 -E,. 564475); Mat- 
thew Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 11037 


Mornine (THE) WATCH; words by Wil- 
liam Edward J. Gratz, music by Gret- 
chen Gratz tof U. Si © June 4, 1923; 
2c. June 183. EF 564901; W. 
Gratz, Chicago. 


Mosse; words by Sidney. Dorman Mit- 
chell, music by Samuel Coslow and 
Albert Sherman tof U. S. © June 
4, 1923; 2c. June 2; EF 564603; Olman, 
inc., New York. 11039 


Most FRIENDS ARE LIKE SWEET SUMMER 
FLOWERS; words by A. L. Gilbert, mu- 
sic by Gloria Brice tof U. S.1; piano, 
with words. © May 10, 1923; 2 c. 
July 2; E 565376; A. L. Gilbert, Gil- 
mer, Tex. 11040 


MoruHer; words by A. P. Herald, mu- 
sic by H. Richard tof U.S. © June 
Si 1923; > 2 er June 20. 504980; 
Agatha P.:Herald, Cresco, Ia. 11041 


— words by Cecilia Weir, music by 
E. G. Dawson tof U..S.i1 © June 2, 
1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562813; Edith 
G. Dawson, Bedford, O. 11042 


— words by J. E. Buzbee, music by 
Edwin Dicey tof’ U. Si © June 21, 
1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565396; Joseph 
E. Buzbee, Hartford City, Ind. ie 


MotHER DARLING How I LOVE YOU; 
words by Mrs. P. Ogg, music by 
Theo. G. Beach jof:U. S.; New York, 
Frank Harding. © July 2, 1923; 2c. 
July 3; E 563489; Pearl Ogg, Okmul- 
gee, Okl. 11044 


MotTHER DEAR; words by E. E. Hoefs, 
music by Vern Elliott tof U. Su. 
Portland, Or., Daniel H. Wilson. 
© June 16, 1923; 2. June 18; E 
564891 ; Erna E. Hoefs, Portland, 
Or, 11045 


MorTHER LOVE; waltz ballad, words by B. 
Hagner, melody by Jack Vincent of 
S1 ©lc. June 7, 1923; E 562865; 

Bud Hagner, Dubuque, Ta. 11046 


671 . 


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11047 


MoTHER OF LOVE; words and melody by 
C. B. Madder of England, domiciled 
at Milwaukee; © 1c. May 31, 1923; 
FE, 564569; Charles Butcher Madder, 
Milwaukee. 11047 


MoTHER OF MINE I AM DREAMING OF 
you; waltz ballad, words by C. H. 
Linn, music by C. H. Linn and Grace 


M. Barter) tof U?S.1 “©'1' c. June 
18, 1923; E 564874; Cicero H. Linn, 
Pueblo, Col. 11048 
MotHER oF PEARL; three-pt. song, 


words by Justine E. McCarthy and 


George Graff, jr., music by Ernest R. 
Ball, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof 
Wes Sa: sunchangeds-~ voices... j4t0, 


(Witmark school edition, no. 1520) 
© vMay 114.9:1923); 2) cyeNlay (2235 
562594 ; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement; 11049 


MoTHER OF SIGMA CHI; words and mu- 
sic by N. B. Langworthy tof U. Su, 
att. Dy) blatrys Ln Altona - pod; yh igse 


Opn le June, 22;54923..0 563939 - 
Norval Bertrand Langworthy, Bil- 
‘lings, Mont. 11050 
MoTHERLESS; words by C. A. Thomp- 


son, music by E. S. $. Huntington 


fot WS. Sa ¢O) 1 es Juane:.28. 1023615 
563394; Catharine A. ‘Thompson, 
Swoope, Va. 11051 


Moruer’s (A) kiss; words by Champ 
Dix, music by W. R. Bond rof U. $. 
© lc. May 26, 1923; E 562695; Wil- 
liam Raymond Bond, Hubbard, pe 

11052 


MotTHER’S LovE; words by J. M. Young, 
music by Arnold T. Lax tof U. 5. 
New York, Manhattan music co. 
June 6, 1923; 2.c., June 75;,-E,,562870; 
Jessie M. Young, Amarillo, Tex. : 

11053 


MoTHER’S LULLABY; your best friend, 
words and music by Leo Edwards 
fOlyd. ©.) +. une 14) 1923: 2 c. 
June 13; E 563038; Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. 11054 


Morrer’s CA) ) PLEA; ‘arr. .by Lovie 
Austin jot WsSh-s orch: 
June 1, 1923; 2c. June 16; FE 564846: 
Matthew B. Wadley, Chicago. 11055 


MotTHER’S WAND’RING Boy; words by P. 
C. Platt, music by Shelby C. Powell 
roof U. S. New York, Manhattan 
music co. © June 11, 1923; 2c. June 
14; E 565382; Phoebe Cornell Platt, 
and Shelby c Powell, Los Angeles, 


Ato; ©) 


pt. I11,n.s., v.18 


MouNTAINEER’S DANCE, 4; from Moun- 
tain music suite, by Gaston Borch jof 
Un $a; piano: © June 15,9823: 2c. 
July 5; ‘E 563949; Belwin, inc., New 
York. | 11057 


MounTAIns (THE) uHIGH; Irish air, 
arr. by Franz Ries tof Germany); 
violin and piano. © June 15, 1923; 
1 ce June. 165° EF (Sb0se0e Keith) 
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 11058 


Mouser (THE) ; poem by Hugh McCrae, 
music by Arthur Benjamin tof Great 
Britain) (Curwen edition, no. 2285) 
©, May 23>, 1923 tees pammerin 
566734; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- 
don. 11059 


Movie (A), MOVIE MAN I WANT To BE; 
words by P. M. Miner, music by E. 


5.8. Huntington fef4U tsa -@©.1 c. 
May 26, 1923; FE 562676; P. M. Miner, 
Tulsa, Okl. 11060 


Msza swiktA; zodgtosem wdziecznych 
pieni, by A. Freyera tof U. Sa, arr. 
by W. K. Grigaitis fpof U. $41; ceztery 
glosy mieszane. 4to. © May 15, 
1923; 2 ¢.: May. 20: (BH sS04a40.. Jos: 
Krygier, Philadelphia. 11061 


Muppy WATER BLUES; words and music 


by T: A. Dorsey totality snot c: 
May 24 1923;° By S02634> 41 nomas 
Andrew Dorsey, Chicago. 11062 


Mummy (THE) WALK; words by Dave 
Dreyer, melody by Abe Frankel tof 
U. Si ©1c. May 8, 1923; E 562939 ; 
Irving Berlin, New York. 11063 


MuseErtE; by Joseph J. McGrath jof 
Ur Si: | organ? (Sts, @eciia pseries: 
no.237), © July LO vegseee c. jhy, 
11; EF 563638; H. W. Gray co., New 
York. 11064 


traditional French words, English 
words by Rosa Newmarch, music by 
Norman O’Neill tof Great Britain); 
in C, © May 25,1923; 1c. May 26; 
5661785 J.B. Cramer & co., Itd., 
London. ~'11065 


MusHy Love; words by heres Medina, 
melody by J. Edgar Dowell of U. Sy 
@ Avec. Jalye 7, 1923. E, 565687; Clar- 
ence Williams music pubiivco- mc# 
New York. 11066 


Music MANUAL; for Bible schools, etc., 
ed. and compiled by Marguerite Haz- 
zard jof U. Sa Ist ed. 4to. © Apr. 
17,1923: 2:chApr. Zlavatiy Ape 205 
705075 ; International assn. of daily 
vacation Bible schools, New baer 


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no. 7, 1923 


11088 


| 
Music (THE) sTUDENTS PIANO CouRSE; | My CHERISHED OLD PIPE; words by S. F. 


standard textbook for the systematic 
training of ears, fingers and mind in 
piano playing and musicianship, ed. 


by Clarence G. Hamilton, John P. | 


Marshall and others ,of UL Si Piest 
year, bk. 1, lessons 1-9. Rev. ed. © 
Pensie, 1923 2..e4andi aft;/Apr. 953 A 
702678; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© revision) 11068 


My ANGEL MOTHER; words by M. Black- 
well, music by Compton P. Thorp tof 


UL 879 "solo. and,’ quartet ».chorus. 
Pasadena, Calif., Mattie Blackwell 
Matthews. © June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 


11; E 562921; Mattie Blackwell, Pas- 


adena. 11069 
My ARGENTINA MAID; words by Bob 
' - Nelson, melody by Fred Rich of 
Ue Sa lye) jane. (6; 1923.7. F, 
564630; Irving Berlin, inc, New 
York. 11070 


My Berpouin; words and melody by J. 
A. Richison jof U. $., arr. by Arthur 
Mek yor UW. 5.3. ©.) c. June 21, 1923; 
E 563252; Janet Andrews Richison, 
Santa Cruz, Calif. 11071 


My BEST PAL; words and music by N. 
Pig ote Uy S.1,\ ©. 11) es May «22, 
1923; E 562826; Napoleon Bizzell, 
Philadelphia. 11072 


My BONNY LASS SHE SMILETH; madri- 
gal, by Thomas Morley, arr. by John 
E. West rof England); female voices. 
4to. (Novello’s octavo edition of 
trios, etc., no. 483) © May 31, 1923; 
teen june’ 2; 1 566220; Novello & 
co., Itd., London. (© arrangement 


11073 


My CALIFORNIA ROSE; words by G. 
Chadderton, music by. H. Richard tof 


wot ao) Apr. Il, 1923; 2c. June 
20; E 565004; Golda Chadderton, 
Vindex, Md. 11074 


My SASTIEIAN QUEEN; words and mel- 
ody by H. O. Osgood of, Wi. Sit © 
1c. May ‘24, 1923; E, 562641 ; spe 
O. Osgood, New York. 11075 


My CASTLE OF DREAMS; words by Beth 
Slater Whitson, music by Herbert 
Ralph Ward jof U. Si © June 14, 
1923; 2 c. June 18; EF, 563199; Theo. 


Presser co., Philadelphia. 11076 


My CASTLE OF GOLDEN. DREAMS; words 
by P. O. Brewer, melody by Walter 
Smith tof U. Si © 1 c. July 16, 

| 1923 3B .563824.;,"Percy. O.,,. Brewer, 
San Francisco. 11077 


McDonald, music by Walter G. 
Stephan tof U. 5.1.) © Mar. 27, 1923; 
2c. May 24; E 562651; Case school 
of applied science, Cleveland. 11078 


My CHEROKEE ROSE; from Jack and Jill, 
words by John Murray Anderson and 
Augustus Barratt, music by A. Bar- 
fatter or. ©» May 4, TOes 2c. 
May 8; EF, 562102; Jerome H. Remick 
& co., New York. 11079 


My cuurcH; words by John Blair, mu- 
sic by HF, smallrof U. Sax© We. 
June 14, 1923; E, 562987; Herbert 
Fedor Small, Kerhonkson, N. Y. 


11080 

My CLEMENTINE; words by Herbert 
Fields, music by R. C. Rodgers jof 
UW" Sa ie Ms BG ial bi emma In2 Jaro ela a 
565690; Richard C. Rodgers, New 
York. 11081 


My cCRETONNE GIRL; from Vanities of 
1923, words and music by Ear] Car- 


roll) of UiwS.4. (Or Jalyol72 4928 <2 he: 
July 17; E 565692; Waterson, Berlin 
& Snyder co., New York. 11082 
My pApDY CALLS ME HONEY; by C. W. 
Wviman tot. Uc Sa ptanoy. ©) ie 
June* 10,2°1923; “E 503105. Charles 
Warren Hillman, Chicago. 11083 


My DARLING, Ltntig May; words by E. 
Dunn, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
May 19, 1923; FE 562491; Elbina 
Dunn, Minneapolis. 11084 


My DEAR AULD HAME; words and mu- 
sic by James Burlington Rigg of 
U. S1 (In Caledonian songs): © 
Nate We d922 2" ea puneels,. 192 5e 8 
564903; Forster, music publisher, inc., 
New York. 1108 


My DEAR DARLING I miss you; words 
and melody ‘by D. Meyerowitz tof 
Wes Or lc winery 13. 1923) 
564786; David Meyerowitz, New 


York. 11086 
My DEAR OLD FASHIONED MOTHER; 
words by H. F. Carrier, music by 
Herman Dubois pseud. of Ethel 
Fisher, of U..S.1°-©'1 ¢. June 21, 
1928) EH) 563231 +). Elazel “PF. “Cartier. 
Worcester. 11087 


My DREAM AFFINITY; words and music 
by) Gi Hi Odell tof: U.-Sa ©) June 
LT hO23 022 tel vepune (73. Bi 362935. 
George Henry Odell, Oak Park, II. 

11088 


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11089 


pt. Hitisyw lS 


My prEAM 0’ DREAMS; words by B. 
Wealthdale, music by John F. Ryan 


fw... oa © toe jaly si 1923%. te 
563063; Bert Wealthdale, Concord, 
b&b 11089 


My DREAM OF THE GOLDEN HAIRED GIRL; 
words by J. Quinn, music by Al 
Meehan of U. Si; piano with 
words. © June 2, 1923; 2 c. June 
20; E 564957; James Quinn, Spring- 
field, IIL. 11090 


My DREAM SWEETHEART; waltz, words 
and music by W. W. Hall rof U. Su 
Chicago, Dellwoods music house. © 
May 25, 1923; 2c. May 24; E 562643: 
Wendell Woods Hall, Chicago. 11091 


My DREAMS ARE DREAMS OF You; words 
by Mrs. F. Laurin, melody by Richard 
ne ee for Si Oe ly ree heer 6: 
1923; 564679: Mrs. F. Laurin, Pitts- 
field, Mass. 11092 


My prREAMS OF you; words by A. 
Thackeray, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 
Cd ic. May 257192328 5644237 Ae 
Thackeray, Hamilton, Ont., Canada. 

11093 


My DurcH tapy; from The passing 
show of 1923, words by Harold At- 
teridge, music by Jean Schwartz rof 
USS.) © June? 26, -1923° 2c)" June 
27; EF 563342; Harms, inc., New York. 
11094 


My ELECTRIC GIRL; words by Harry B. 
Smith and Francis Wheeler, music by 
Helmburgh-Holmes sof Germany) op. 
Lee Vs SOV ae ke eidictunyemanh (U8) o.) 
Co May Lot 23 « “Fiwe SM moins, 
562500; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 11095 


My ¥orGET-ME-NotT; by B. Sherman 
Fowler, arr. by M. L. Lake tof U. Si: 
erch. with piano conductor. 4to. -© 
Hea ole 1925 S26. Niayle NEO 222 
Carl Fischer, New York. 1© arrange- 
ment} 11096 


My FRIEND, THE GENT; fox-trot, words 
by Segam, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
meron TOL) W245.) to ch June'yZ8; 
1923: E 563377: Robert, G. Mages, 
Buffalo. 11097 


My creat; words and music by F. Biggs 
fol Ol sore) June LeTO73e02Ve. jume 
16; E 564853; Frank Biggs, Chicago. 

11098 


words by W. B. Kolker, music by 
Theo. G. Beach tof U. S.) New York 
City, Frank Harding. © July 2, 1923; 
2c. June 29; E 565325; Walter B. 
Kolker, Dayton, O. | 11099 


My cir, oF SIGMA NU; words and mu- 
sic by. Wi tLe Weod jor ua sa > © 
May 19, 1923; 2c. May 26; F 564453; 
William T. Wood, Auburn, Ala. i 

111 


My GIRL USES MINERALAVA; words and 
melody by E. Cantor rof U. Si © 
1 c. June 27, 1923; E 565310; Eddie 
Cantor, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 11101 


My GREAT LOVE GUIDETH ME; waltz, 
words and music by J. A. Osborne tof 
U. Su, arr Jack Vincent} er tune: 9: 
1923 2c.’ June“ 14" EY 5605052 -" James 
Andrew Osborne, Los Angeles. 11102 


My Gypsy QUEEN; words by A. Tretch- 
ler, music by EF, S$. S. Huntington tof 
U. Soo "Orr ce May tor i oeee 
564196: Anna Tretchler, Afton, ae 


My Hawair; words and music by G. §S. 
Ellis fof U. S1 Los Angeles, Mar- 
quis Ellis. © May 15, 1923; 2 c. May 
21: E 564344; Genevieve S. Ellis, Los 
Angeles. 11104 


My HEART IS A HARP; words by E. M. 
Stewart, music by Walter J. Goodell 
rof U. Si © May 19, 1923; 1 c. May 
26; E 564447: Chas. Wilber Stewart 
and Eva Mae Stewart, Chicago. +08 


My HOMELAND; words by J. B. Rich- 
ards, music by Louis Clark tpseud. of 
Lulu Russell Clark or Us) Mol ve. 
June 2, 1923; E 562729; Julia Ben- 
nighoff Richards, Sweet Grass, ie 


My ipFAL; from Helen of Troy, New 
York, words and music by Bert Kal- 
mar and Harry Ruby. © May 31, 
1923: 2c. May 31; E 564579; Water- 
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New ene 


My Irary: words and melody by V. La 
Gtiardiat tof UL" S19 @ Vite ume sZo; 
1923: E 565185; Vincent La Guardia, 
Chicago. 11108 4 


My Jaxie; words and music by E. H. 
Tuttle and Agnes Tuttle tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Harry P. Guy tof U. Si © 
1c. June 27, 1923; EF 565244; Emmett 
Hudson Tuttle, Berlin Heights, Sa aa . 


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11132 


My JERSEY LILY; 
sel, melody by Don Mathews tof U. S.1 
© 1c. June 25, 1923; E 565191; Samp- 
sel & Mathews, Flushing, L. IL., See 


‘My KEY OF MEMORY; words by E. Heard, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si © 
lc. July 5, 1923; E 565440; Elizabeth 


Heard, Covington, Ga. 11111 
My LADY AND ME; words by Harold 
Christy, music by Otto Motzan of 


U. Si © June 1, 1923; 2. c. June 6 
E 564700; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York. 11112 


“My LADY OF THE SOUTH; words by E. E. 
Fraim, music by Henry Knies of Ger- 
many, domiciled at Beatrice, Neb. © 

mieeray to, 1923 -" 563837 RE. E. 
Fraim, Villisca, Ia. iT43 


‘My L.TTLE BROWN SKIN Eve; words and 
melody by J. S. Forrester tof U. Su, 
tty i . Yosbureh jor U. pa- © 
Pec June 15, 1923°" EF 564809." J. Sin- 
clair Forrester, New York. 11114 


My wittLe JANE IN JERSEY; words by 
L. A. Boss, music by J. F. Roberts rof 
U. S.i- New York, Manhattan music 
co. © June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 14; E 
565383; L. A. Boss, Augusta, eeUTe 


My LONG Los? LovE; words by D. Paoni, 
music by H. Richard tcf U. Si © 
Apr. 24, 1923; 2c. June 20; E 564997; 
Domaine Paoni, Herkimer, N. Y. 

11116 


My Love For you; melody by J. Zivelli 

Foy te ere to) Pc! Fale 1394923 
563645; Joseph Zivelli, New York. . 
1117 


words by E. C: Brammell, music by 
T. F. Cornell tof U. Sa © July 9, 
1923; 2c. July 16; E 563856; Ernest 
Brammell, Toledo, O. 11118 


words by Guy J. Samp- | 


My LOVE OF LONG AGO; romantic episode, 


by Alma Sanders and Monte Carlo tof 
Metro cack. by Morris: Aborn (rot 
Uy Si. orchi with® piano’ ’acc)-4to. 
Oi jume it '19236" 20 er June 14s E 
563041; Belwin, inc., New York. 
11119 


My MAID ON THE BAMBOO SCREEN; a 
Chinese fantasy, book and lyrics by 
Grace Delaney Goldenburg tof U. Sua, 
music by Wm. Smith Goldenburg of 
U. Sa: vocal sc. with full dialogue. 
Ato. ©! Apr. 30, 1923 ; 2. c. May 5;D 
26444: aks music co., Cincinnati.: A 

1it2 


My MAMMY LOVES ME; words by W. R. 


Carter, music by Gloria Brice of 
U. Sa; piano, with words. © May 
10/1923. 2°e) July 2) 5653772 Wan: 


R. Carter, Woodlawn, Pa. 11121 


My MAMMY’S LULLABY; words and mu- 
sie by E/T? Brettellefoier Su'© 
1 c. May 17, 1923; E 564472; Horace 


Thompson Brettelle, Detroit. 11122 
My Mary Ann In MARYLAND; words 


by -©) Morgan, \music ‘bys E.-S:-S. 
Huntington ‘tof U.°Sai © ex June 
28, 1923; E 563389: Owen Morgan, 
Chester, Pa. 


My MosiILr MooN; waltz ballad, words 
and music by is Whinery tof U. S. 
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1923; E 558311: Tike 
Whinery, Pasadena, ‘Calif, "11124 


My MorHeR; words by J. Buchsbaum, 
music by Rose Villar tof U. Su 
1c. June 25, 1923: E 565211; Jennie 
Buchsbaum, New York. 11125 


My MOTHER'S VOICE; words and music 
yn Val ae Ldete citotia y STs iO. Wp SET 
Cincinnati, O., Otto Grau piano co. 
@QuMayowls, 1923.82 ¢... Maye d2s> 
564145: V. J. Heierhoff, sr., Cincin- 
nati. 11126 


My OXKLAHOMA HOME; words by J. L. 
Burke, music by E. S. S. Huntington 


foes Sc Ol. c.,.Miay-s 16; 19235. 
564195; Joe L. Burke, Linden, N. J. 
W127 

My oRIENTAL GIRL; words by P. Kasnick, 


musicuby hs. Richard tot (WU. 5a) 4. © 
May 10, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E, 564992; 
Paul Kasnieke?- Newark, N. J,’ 11128 


My own; words by Benny Davis. dors 
by Abe Olman tof U. Si © Jun 
41923: 2> cy june 2:..—. 564602 Ol. 

11129 


man, inc., New York. bs 
My own poor; words by Gordon John- 
-stone, music by .H. O. Osgood of 
U. Sa: low, in C. © June 13, 1923; 


2c. June 15; E 564839; John Church 
co., Cincinnati. 11130 


My PAL IN SUNNY CAROLINE; words by 
J. C. Marcher, music by George Graff, 
jr. tof U.-Su. arr. by Theo.’ G. Beach 
pot QW. Sa. ©2 tee Fune: 619235 EF 
564661; John C. Marcher, Whitinville, 
Mass. 13) 


My PRAYER FOR you; words by May 
Arno, music by R. Villar tof U. Sa. 
@\4 Mays 129234") ce ljunes 16. ire. 
June 22; FE, 564972; Rose Villar, New 
York. 11132 


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11133 


pt. 11pm sv. be 


My RapiIo pot; words by Meta Dickin- 
son Crouse, music by C. Albert Scholin 
tof Gh. ‘Sai @©, May. 19,1923 ;.2.c. May 
76: Es 564461; Scholin Crouse :\co., 
Waterloo, Ia. 11138 


My RADIO GIRL; or, How do they get 
that way, words and music by B. E. 
Johnston tof U. Sa, arr. by William 
Hester. sob Ws “Si. AO) vel pene’ yh, 
1923; E 564777; Bertha E. Johnston, 
Chicago. 11134 


as A song, 


ES ellistiiot 


My Savior’s BLESSED EYES ; 
words and music by J. 


Ui Sa-%©O (May 19, 19235. 2 aeiniviay: 
21 504340" James Tandy Ellis, 
Lexington, Ky. 11435 


My soUuUL IS CALLING; words by E. E. 
White, music by Elliott Markham: of 
U..S3; upianos with words. Ato. 
Apr. 12,1923 2 e: June 43 562785 - 
Effie E. White, Beaver Dam, Wis. 

11336 


My swket; words and music by A. ra 
brooks tof England, domiciled at In- 


dianapolisi, arr. by Harry L. Alford 
(OL? Sip hOele: Yily Ze t928 7 
565340; A. A. Brooks, Indianapolis. 
tP37 
My swEer VENETIAN LOvE; words by 
L. Brea, music by Sylvia Forrest tof 
U. S41; piano with words. © June 2, 
1923: 2 c. June 20: E 564956: i: 


Brea, San Pedro, Calif. 11138 


My SWEETIE WENT AWAY, SHE DIDN'T SAY 
WHERE, WHEN OR WHY: words and 
music by Roy Turk and Lou Hand- 
mano: Us Sih ©) june do. 1923%72) c. 
June 18; E 564910; Waterson, Berlin 
& Snyder co., New York. 11139 


My VALLEY OF DREAMS; words by N. E. 
Spencer, music by H._ Richard tof 
U. S1 © June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 20; 
E 564983; N. Edgar Spencer, Tren- 
ore INN Ta) 11140 


My wILD Rosk; waltz, words and mu- 
sic by Al Godron jof U. S.; medium 


voice. ©) June 28, 1923 °2i:¢.gune 
30; E 563464; S. Seiler, Los An- 
geles. 11141 


My wisH; words and music by Cath- 
erine McFarland fof U. Si: © June 
13, 1923)... 2.c. June: b5s,) FP 564838 - 
John Church co., Cincinnati. 11142 


My ZIEGFELD FOLLIES GIRL; words and 
melody by R. M. Ellery tof U. Sa 
@ 1) ez hare, 130) 1923% 1) Hh 563456: 
Robert Melvin Ellery, Toledo, O. 

11143 


"N THAT'S BETTER; words and music 
by Charles Tobias and Louis Breau 


tof: Ux» Sax: 1@* Sines iS 2a ec, 
June 2; E 564610; Shapiro, Bern- 
stein & co., inc., New York. 11144 


NAME (THE) oF WoostER; words by 
Pauline Ihrig, music by Alta Ihrig 
tof UU | Say A@a May sll aac 
May 14; E 564160; College of Woos- 
ter, Wooster, O. 11145: 


NATCHEZ; words by Eugene West, 
melody by Felix Bernard tof U. Su. 
©. c:: June! 9) 1923: e0R) F502e06 - 
Irving Berlin, inc., New. York. 

11146 


NATIONAL MASONIC CLUBS’ MARCH; by 
Ralph LeRoy: Harlow, jot Wa; 
piano:;, ©° Mar: 24, 1923: 2 ce. June 
4; E 564709; White-Smith music pub. 
co., Boston. 11147 

NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL MARCH; by 
OO. J. Tharp, tot @ Ur au eeeado. 
Mansfield, O., National music bureau. 
© May.16,. 1923.2 ew Magi). 
564357; J. High Stauffer, Mansfield, 
ON 11148 


NAUGHTY, NAUGHTY MAMMA; words 
and melody by C. F. Bowman of 
U.. Sali © A ee eee, 
563247; Charles Frederick Bowman, 
West Hoboken, Nea 11149 


"NEATH EGYPTIAN SKIES; words by 
Jack Yellen, music by James Walter 
tof Us. Say) attra tby GleraBodewalt 
Lampe. tof U.. Sn, (ie aaa 712, 
1923; E 562957; Ager, Yellen & 
Bornstein, inc., New York. 11150 


—— Same. © June 23) 19233 Ze. une 
_ 25; E 565192; Ager, Yellen & Born- 
stein, inc., New York. 151 


"NEATH THE AUTUMN MOON; duet, 
words by Louis Weslyn, music by 
Frederick W. Vanderpool tof U. $.1; 
sop. and mezzo sop., in E flat. © 
June''13;") 1923 2 Je. Gamera SE 
565030; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 11152 


Necro-sonc (Neger-zang); door Piet 
Lustenhouwer of Holland); piano. 
© Apri 9.1923; lecimllaygeses i 
566382; Van Esso & co., Bi ecreer 

1153 


NEVER AGAIN, FOR THE DREAM IS DONE; 
words by M. J. Lawrence, music by 
J. RR.) Jacobsen’ 1of Us Si, thainfeld, 
Id., Martha J. Lawrence. © June 
30. 1923 3.02 coaguly 2eye Bay 505407; 
Mrs. Frank Lawrence, Fairfield, io 

111 


676 


MUSICAL COMFOSITIONS 


Ho. 7, 1923 


11175 


NEw YoRK’sS SILVER JUBILEE MARCH; 
words by Daniel M. Henderson, 
“music by G. F. W. Bruhns rof U. S.; 
piano and chorus. © 1c. June 6, 
1923; E 564618; Georg Friedrich 
Wilhelm Bruhns, New York. 11155 


NEWMAN ALBUM OF CLASSICAL DANCES; 
originated, compiled and set to mu- 
sic of various authors, by Albert 
W. Newman of U. S.1; piano. © 
Apa 20, 1923 °2'-c: and: afi: “May 8; 
A 705737; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 11156 


Next SUNDAY MORNING, HELL GET HIS 
WHERE I Got MINE; words by An- 
drew Sterling, music by Wm. J. 
Birken of U. Si © May 26, 1923; 
2c. May 28; E 564528; Jos Morris 
music co., New York. 11157 


NICKEL IN THE SLOT; musical novelty, 
by Zez Confrey ti. e. Edward El- 
zear Confrey, of U. $.;-piano. © 
Mien geo2o° 2. "c.. May 285° 
564543; Leo Feist, inc., New York. 

11158 


Nie (A) yur; words and melody by 
Poeuocivgantz.) (of Us Sa «1:©° “1c. 
Jie. oi 1923: °F 363230: “Abe 
Schwartz, New York. 11159 


Nicut; words by Hartley Cooleridge, 
music by F. Lowenberg rof U. S. 
(Oe wee ine, 12.1923: B,  562952.- 
Florence Lowenberg, Chicago. 11160 


NIGHTINGALE (THE); by 
Weelkes, arr. by A. Davidson 
tof U. Sa; three-pt. chorus, men’s 
voices, a cappella. 4to. (Harvard 
university glee club collection: Con- 
cord series, no. 49) © June 9, 1923; 
2c. June 12; E 564769; E. C. Schir- 
mer music co., Boston. 11161 


Nijico Novco; from Helen of Troy, 
~ New York, words and music by Bert 
Kalmar and Harry Ruby rof U. Su. 
@aMay 3019235. 2--cc May" 3h; 
564582; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder 
co., New York. 11162 


NIKA TICKY MIKA; words by O. A. 
Lutes, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sy 
© 2 ci June 21, 1923; 563233; "Oro 
Allen Lutes, Spokane. 11163 


NINNA (LA) NANNA DELLA BAMBOLA; 
favola in due quadri, da La favola 
incantata, di F. Balilla Pratella tof 
Italy}; riduzione per canto e pf. 4to. 
Opie (23, 192332 es June! 22;! D 
26465; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. | 

11164 


Thomas ! 


Nit OUS SUGEN FIN CHEDER; words and 
melody by M. Michalesko tof U. S. 
@)-- dete Ls Jane Z)-4 71923 - 1). §63220 - 
Michal Michalesko, New York. 

11165 


No MAIL BLUES; words by C. A. Eagle- 
ston, melody by Herman Dubois :pseud. 
6fnEithel pF ishery fof Wy Sa HOP cc: 
May 25, 1923; E, 564421; Clarence 
A. Eagleston, Ceredo, W. Va. 11166 


No MATTER WHO YOU ARE OR WHAT YOU 
ARE YOURE THE WORLD AND ALL TO 
ME; words by Sam Landers, melody by 
Lou, Handman® tof i Ul0'8) ¥ sO «. 
June 29, 1923; F 565317; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 11167 


No ONE ELSE WILL DO; fox trot song, 
words and music by E. E. Bernard 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Ernest Camp tof 
U. Ss ©1c. June 7, 1923; E 562875; 
Edward Elias Bernard, San Diego, 
Calif. 11168 


No ONE WHO CARES; words by E. For- 
bush, music by Geo. Graff, jr. tof 
+ S.1,arr,’ bye Pheo! Gis Beach? (of 

So. Cr hve Uing “274 1923...93 
coer Edna Forbush, Los Angeles. 
1169 


No USE CRYING IF YOUR SWEETHEART 
GOES AWAY; by Hugo Hirsch, arr. by 
Henry Silberhorn tof U. S.1; con- 
certina. © May 22, 1923; 2 c. May 
23; E 564388; Edward B. Marks mu- 
sic co., New York. (© arrangement) 


NosLES OF THE MysTIC SHRINE; march, 
by John Philip Sousa tof U. S.1; piano. 
© Junes20... 1023,-.0 2 - cx. jamen 22). 
565021; Sam Fox pub. co., Sivan 

1171 


Nosopy ELSE; words and music by G. 
Ouaw tot U,. Sac iucson, Ariz: Rar. 
Nielsen music co. © May 21, 1923; 
2c. June 11; FE 564767; Gene Quaw, 
‘Tucson, Ariz. 172 


Non, NON, JAMAIS LES HOMMES; one 
step, sur les motifs de l’opérette, Ta 
bouche, par Maurice Yvain of 
Francei; piano. © May 15,.1923; 1 ¢. 
May 29: EF 566261; Francis Salabert, 
Paris. W173 


NoNSENSE; words and music by Percy 
Wenrich tof U. S$.1 © May 31, 1923; 
2c. June 2; E 564607; Forster, music 

publisher, inc., Chicago. 11174 


Noopiin’; novelty solo, by Tom Griselle 
tof U. Sa; piano. May 30, 1923; 
2c. June 1; EF 562736; Richmond-Rob- 
bins. inc., New York. L175 


677 


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11176 


pt. 11t ma sewots 


NortH AND SoutH; words by George 
Morrow Mayo, music by L. R. Lewis 
cof U.S. Tufts College, Mass., Tufts 
college bookstore. 1. Full band. obl. 
12mo.—2. In B flat, for general sing- 
ing.—3. Unison voices, with mixed 
quartet or cho. (Jn ‘Tufts special, 

June 3, 1918)—4. Solo or unison cho., 
with ad lib. ten. solo and male or mixed 
cho.—5. Pocket card ed. © Dec. 18, 
May 14, ‘Jume: 33045145 1018s Dre each 
Mayao2l. 1923 Ki 562525..) 562524) 
562549" 562551, 562550" seo Rich 
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 11176-11180 


NorTHERN FOLK DANCE; by R. Krentz- 
lin tof Germany) op. 71, no. 2; piano. 
(3 characteristic dances, no. 2) 
fialy 9, 192372 ec: Waly 13 BY S65740- 
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. . 

11181 


NortHERN (THE) ONTARIO PIONEER 
MARCH-SONG; an invitation, words and 
jmusic .bpy- C. A. Mack tof Canada] 
Toronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce & 
co; ltdsd ©uJunee2; 1923); id schoo} une 
2; E 566222; Charles Alexander Mack, 
Fort William, Canada. 11182 


Nor A CHANCE IN THE WORLD; words 
and melody by Lew Brown, Sidney 
Glarevand Jack ‘Glogau ‘joi. U. S31, arr 
by: Ed. « Morbach, «jr:arof (U.5Sa © 
1 ‘ex tume) 23,) 1923 563470 Shapiro, 
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. - 


11183 


words by Lew Brown, melody by 
Vagies? F. Eaniey ror Us Sart.) Dy: 
Jack’ Glovan-ror Ua S7 ! ©) 1 ce, tune 
9, 1923: E 562899; Shapiro, Bernstein 
& co., inc., New York. 11184 


NOTHING BUT A ROSE; words by H. P. 
Spofford, music by Edwin Evans tof 
U. Sa; high voice in G. © May 17, 
1923; 2 c. May 21; FE, 564350; Everett 
music co., Philadelphia. 11185 


NoTrHING LIKE MOTHER’S LOVE; words by 
M. Wallace, music by Ray Hibbeler 
fot Os Sa" New York” INS@Y. *Nian- 
hattan music co. © Feb. 28, 1923; 2c. 
Mar. 16; E, 564728; Minnie Wallace, 
Greenville, Miss. 11186 


NorHING SWEETER: words and music by 
Fy Et Gerber tot U. Sh° © 1c) May 
16, 1923: E 564189: Frances Henshaw 
Gerber, Honolulu. 11187 


Nous AVONS FAIT UN BEAU VOYAGE; de 
Vopérette Ciboulette, livret de Robert 
de Flers et Francis de Croisset, mu- 
sique de Reynaldo Hahn jof France; 
©! May 1551923 «ii ves) May. 29) 
566265; Francis Salabert, eka bs 

1 


NOVELETTE PITTORESQUE; de Raoul La 
Roche tof Great Britain, domiciled at 


New Yorki; piano. © Aug. 7, 1922; 

2c. May 23, 1923, 5648032. L. 

Schroeder; “Corona ire. AN, : ae 
11189 


NOVELTY BLUES SONG FOLIO; ten com- 
plete blues songs, by various authors 
tof. U;.. Sa. HebvAL (@igvlawn 1925 « 
2c. May 24; E 562644; Triangle mu- 
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 11190 


Now, AND TIMES BEFORE ON OLD BroApD- 
way; words by K. Andrekson, music 


by John .F. Ryan tof U2 Sa Ley 
June. 14, 1923; EK 563003; K. An- 
drekson, FE. Providence, R. I. 11191 


Now EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY I’M 
LOVING HIM BETTER AND BETTER; 
words by W. P. Mohr, music by H. 
Richard. of ‘U. Sa © May We 1e23: 
2c. June 20; E 564991; W. P. Mohr, 
St. Louis. 11192 


Now I skeE; words by Lizzie De Ar- 
mond,,,, musi¢e-: by. -An. as Byemsa aor 
U.- Sa :©° Apr. 25: S23 ee acre ay 
28; FE 564509; Andrew L. Byers, 
Caldwell, Id. 11193 


Now I’vE cor THOSE DEVILISH pats 
fox trot, words and music by J. 
Scott tof UY Si @ aly a, 153: 
2c. July 125) BE) 563708; Jas. Holden 
Scott, Norristown, Pa. 11194 


Now SLEEPS THE CRIMSON PETAL; words 
anon., music by Robert Ellis Jones 
tof U. S.1; mixed voices. 4to. (Part 
songs for mixed chorus) © May 
A.) 1923 12. . copay 7 ei EA BGZ NGS - 
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago. 

11195 


Now-A-DAYS: musical comedy in two 
acts and six scenes, book and lyrics 
by C. Rickman Tof "UW, S:7 amuse by 
J. | Rickman» of s\WUs Sain tare) pts., 
libretto and music. © 1 c. libretto 


Apr. 14, 1923; 1 c. music May 8; D 
26443: James and Carl Rickman, 
New York. 11196 


Nuaces; de Claude Debussy, transcrip- 
tion pour le piano par Gustave 
Samazeuilh tof Francej; piano. 
(Nocttrnes?''no. '4)14-@©) MarseZ3, 


19233 Ee. (Apres Ee 5572034". ine 
bert, -‘Paris.10nn@ transcription 
1197 
Nuovo meEtopo (New method); con 
la teoria del tetracordo, di Alfeo 
Buya rof Italy1; violino. pte. 1, fasc. 
1.“ Edizioni Carisch. © Mas, 23; 
1923; 1 c. June 8; E 566384; A. & 
G Carisch & c., Milant 11198 


678 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Nut-sey Facan; words by Billy Rose 
and Mort Dixon of. U. S.1, music 
by Ernest Breuer. © July 23, 1923; 
2c. July 24; E 565800; Edward B. 
Marks music co., New York. (© 
additional lyrics) 11199 


NyMPH (THE) OF THE LAKE; by Sig- 
frid Karg-Elert tof England) op. 96, 
no. 1; organ. (Jn Original com- 
positions for the organ, new series, 
no. 97: Seven pastels, no. 1) © 


May iZ9, 19735) -c May 31; -E 
566203; Novello & co., Itd., London. 
11200 


O CHERISHED HOMELAND; words adapt- 
ed by David Lee Maulsby, music by 
ieee Lewis jot U.S in Bi flat)? 1. 
Unison chorus. 4to. (Pennycard 
series)—2. Mixed chorus. Aéo. 
(Pennycard series)—3. Pocket card 
ed. 3 in. by 5 in—4. Solo, or unison 


voices. Tufts College, Mass., Tufts 
college bookstore. 12mo. (Jn Tufts 
special, june 3, .1918) © Dec. 31, 


May 25 June 3; 13, 1918; 2.c. each 
May 21, 1923; FE 562514-562516, 
562555; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass. (© revision of text) 
11201-11204 


O cHurcH oF Gop; words by Chas. 
W. Naylor, music by A. L. Byers 
aes? wc) Ap 25, 1923> 2° c. 
May 28; F, . 564510; - Andrew — L. 
Byers, Caldwell, Id. 11205 


O GENTLE PRESENCE; the mother’s 
evening prayer, words by Mary 
Baker Eddy, music by William Arms 
Fisher jor We S.7 op. 18; no; 3; Jow 


voice, organ acc., in G flat. © May 
ae tosaere, coo june Ln: E .562733; 
Harry I. Hunt, Boston. 11206 


O, I JUST LOVE VAMPING ALL THE TIME; 
words by H. Floren, melody by Her- 
man Dubois ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, 
eee. © it ¢. July 2,..19235.8 
565365; Helen Floren, Poughkeepsie, 
IN: YY’, 11207 


-O LET MY LAMP; words from I] pen- 
seroso, set to music by Cecil Forsyth 
rof England, domiciled at New 
York); mixed voices. 4to. (Mod- 
ern series, no. 263: Two fantasies 
from Milton, no. 1) June 6, 
1923; 2 c. June 7; E 562878; H. W. 
Gray co., New York. 11208 


—O tutep’ (O love); words by Freilig- 
rath, music by Edward Kirbis of 
Russia, domiciled at New York) 


11217 
(Cover-title: O love) © Mar. 22, 
1923252,'c Mar 28% By 558931; “Hd- 
ward Kirbis, New York. 11209 


O ’MARE ’E NAPULE; polca, di Luigi 


Donadio sotU. Si4s© 7 ck June, 1; 
1923); °F > 564750’ Claras=Picciosto, 
New York. 11210 
O Martanxa; lied und _ shimmy, 
worte von Artur Rebner of Aus- 
trial, musik von Erno Geiger tof 


Hungary) op. 81. © Feb. 14, 1923; 
lc. May 29; E 566192; Melodia 
musikverlag, Vienna. 11211 


OQ MISTRESS MINE; trio, words from 
Shakespeare, music by Anna Pris- 
cilla Risher tof U. Si; women’s 
voices, with violin obbl. (Octavo 
series, women’s voices, no. 864) © 
ral OD: M9A3: Zucespuly 13%) 503735- 
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. (© 


arrangement} 11212 


O, RESTLESS SEA; duet, words and mu- 
sic by C. A. White, rev. by H. L. 
Harts tof U. $.1; sop. and ten. Rev. 
ed. © Apr. 24,1923; 2 c. June 4; E 
564705; White-Smith music pub. co., 
Boston. (© revision) 11213 


O saALuTaAris; Latin words, music by 
C. F.. Mutter rof U. $1; ten. or sop. 
Lstted: 14to.) ©: Mays, . 19233 2ic: 
May 1S) ©, 564279), RiJ>. Sorm;,De 
Lisle, Miss. 11214 


O scHONE SOMMERNACHT, ES BLUH’N 
DIE LINDEN; aus der operette in 3 
akten, Die schone rivalin, gesangs- 
text von Will Steinberg, musik von 
Hans: Ss Winné jot’ U.. Sa “© Mar. 
20, 1923; 1 cr May 17> Tc. pune is 
E 563118; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., 
Berlin. 11215 


O, SLEEP IS A NET; unison song with 
optional second pt., words and music 
by Ernest Austin tof England) op. 69, 
no. 10; in D. 4to.. (Staff and_ tonic 
sol-fa notations; © May 25, 1923; 1 c. 
May 26; E 566169; Joseph Henry Lar- 
way, London. 11216 


O soLtE Mio; Neapolitan serenade, by E. 
Di Capua, arr. by Herman Hummel 
tof U. Sa; Ist and Znd violin and 
piano. (Crescent edition, no. 40) © 
Tuatyd7. 192352).e5 July 19 565715; 
Fred Heltman co. Cleveland. (© 
bowing, fingering and phrasing) oe 


679 


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11218 


pt. 111pRy ss vous 


O soL—E mMro—Continued. 

(My sun); by E. di Capua, with 
original obbl. by Fred Lax tof U. S$. 
op. 750; violin and piano. (Standard 
themes, no) 4) (©! June 16, 1923 5.2 «€. 
June 225K {565089 + »P)o' J. Wanimers, 
Baltimore. 11218 


OBFREK Z NAD WISLY; arr. by Louis 
Vitak tof U. Sa; concertina. Staff 
and numerical notation) © Apr. 1, 
1923; 1 -eouMay 72 ne. May. Toe. i 
564361; Georgi & Vitak music co., 
Chicago. (© arrangement 11219 


OB’N AUF DER KNODELHUTTEN ; worte von 
Josef Gribitz, musik von Heinrich 
Strecker tof Austriai © Mar. 26, 
1923: 1c. June 13; E, 566625; Gabor 
Steiner (Leo Singer & co.), Vigo 

22 


Oc#AN BLUES; words by T. Block, mu- 
sic by John F. Ryan tof U. Su 
1c. July 13, 1923; E 563649; Theo- 
dore Block and H. H. Goldberg, De- 
troit. 11221 


Ocran Groves HYMN; words by Elwood 
H. Stokes, music by F. P. Ross tof 
U. Sa; mixed voices. Ocean Grove, 
N. J., Frances Porter Ross co. 
Tune, 1923°) 2". June 125; 5629785 
Frances Porter Ross, Ocean Grove, 
IN. 11222 


Ops to TENNESSEE; words and music 
by L. W. McCoo tof U. Si 4to. © 
June 18, 1923; 2.c. June 22; E 565032; 
Lillian White McCoo, Memphis, bee 


O’DonnELL (B. Watton) Two Irish 
tone sketches; by B. W. O’Donnell tof 
England: op. 20; military band with 
conductor. (Hawkes & son’s m. b. edi- 
tion, no. 450) Contents: 1. The moun- 
tain sprite—2. At the pattern. 
Near 20. 1023" Tie? Apr 7 5 ayo - 
Hawkes & son, London. 11224 


O’ER MOUNTAIN AND VALLEY (Uber berg 
und tal); by Rich. Krentzlin tof Ger- 
many) op. 80, no. 3; piano. © June 
ayn e232 ¢. Juihe . 27 s4/ Hy 505357 ; 
Theo. Presser co., stem grey oe 


O’ER WAITING HARPSTRINGS; Christ my 
refuge, words by Mary Baker Eddy, 
music by Ferdinand Dunkley tof 
U. Si: medium voice, in F. © May 
Bile O23e Pe tc. une, 210i 5027 Sis 
Harry I. Hunt, Boston. 11226 


OF ALL WOMEN; a song of the virgin 
mother, words traditional, music by 
W. G. Whittaker tof Great Britaim ; 


women’s voices. Curwen ed. 4to. 
May 29, 1923; 1c. June 11; E 566729; 
J. Curwen-& sons, Itd., London. 11227 


OF COURSE YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN; 
words and melody by Albert Araldi 
i.e. U. A. Araldite Way Sao) c. 
May 25, 1923; EF 562662; Umberto Al- 
bert Araldi, Rochester, N.-Y. 11228 


OFFIcK (L’) DES TENEBRES; avec tra- 


duction des textes, chant grégorien 
selon l’édition Vaticane. Ed. avec 
signes rythmiques. 1l6mo. © Mar. 


9! 1923; loc Apr. Toe) AS sRoreien 
22123; Desclée & co., Paris. 11229 


OFFICIUM ET MISSA ULTIMI 
MAJORIS HEBDOMADAR; nec non et 
dominicae resurrectionis, cum cantu 
gregoriano, ex editione Vaticana ada- 
mussim exerpto et rhythmicis signis, 


TRIDUL- 


a Solesmenibus monachis. 8vo. © 
Mar. 9; 19233..1 ec -Apr 165.iae— 
Foreign 22135; Desclée and cie., Paris. 

11230 


Ou, Biuuir, | HAVE LOVED YOU AND YOU 
LEFT ME; words by K. Lenhart, music 
by E. SS.) Huntigeten jor ie sS2 
© } 1) June “281923 i ag o0 
Kathryn Lenhart, Springfield, Or. 

11231 


Ox, Boy! How DANNY CAN DANCE; 
words by Ben Ryan, music by Violin- 
sky rpseud. of Solly Ginsberg, of U. S11 
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1923* E 5611S ee rving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 11232 


Ou, Bup, My Bup; words by G. Collet, 
music’ by’ John’ Pee yaae wor eee to. 
©, ft /e"! Jatky “6, 9929s, coe: 
George Collet, St. Louis. 11233 


OH COME SWEET ROSE OF MY HEART OH 
COME; words by W. P. Mohr, music 
by ‘Hi. Richard" 1of AG Shoe © lune 
8, 1923; 2c. June 20; E 564974; W. P. 
Mohr, St. Louis: 11234 


Ou pApDY; words and melody by J. D. 
Cancelmo sof U..-S.1) © Jee May. 
31, 1923: E 564506; sfiasepi DaCan- 
celmo, Philadelphia. 11235 


OH, DEAR, OH DEAR, OH DEAR (Vadasi 
via di qua); laughing duet, founded 
on G. B. Martini’s Tickling trio, Eng- 
lish version by Geoffrey Linden tof 
Great Britaim, arr. by Ernest Newton 
rof Great Britain); sop. and ten. or 
bar. ©) May. 12,,1923: Ite Mia Zor 
E 566155; Metzler & co., ltd., London. 
(© arrangement and English words) 
| 1 


1236 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Ou Drxre,anp I’sk coMIN’ BACK; words 
by M. M. Adams, music by George 
Graf. jxi rot U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. 
Beach tof U. Si ©1c. June 6, 1923, 
E 564667; M. M. Adams, Oradell, 
Nadk 41237 


Om FAm CANADA; words by J. H. 
Buchholz, music by H. Stobart cof 
Gagaday, +©) Apt. 2/1923; 1c. Apr. 
Seo sool. yy Ll. Buchholz, Buena 
Vista, Canada. 11238 


Ou! cet, of! cosuH, of! cotLy, ’M IN 
LOvE; from Ziegfeld follies, words by 
Olson and Johnson, music by Ernest 
Breuer jet U.°S.1 .©. June: 11,1923; 
2 c. June 11; E 564759; Waterson, 
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. 

11239 


On, JERRY; musical romance in four 
acis, lyrics by M. Murphy, music by 
EDepisanpers ior WU. Si . ©; 1 cy Apr. 
30, 1923; D 26435; M. A. Murphy and 
E. R. Harper, San Francisco. 11240 


Ou, Jimmy! CoME AND DO THE SHIMMY 
WI ME; words and music by Luke 
fr one, and jay, Klone of: Eng- 
ids; ut, ©; Stal, and tonic sol-fa 
noweens, ©, Mar. 20,1923; 1 \c. 
June 15; E 566566; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. 11241 


Ou LET ME DREAM; words by War- 
wick F. Williams, music by M. 
Browning fof U. Si © 1c. June 
2, 1923; E. 564594; Mortimer Brown- 
ing, New York. 11242 


Ou Min; fox trot and gang song, 
words by Frank Galvin, music by 
Jaek Coakley ‘iof U; Si ©, July, 
1923; 2 c. July 19; E 565723; Galvin 
& Coakley, Balboa, Calif. 11243 


Ou must I part; words by A. Dreher, 
music by George-Graff, jr.«of U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. $. 
© 1c. June 6, 1923; E 564660; Ar- 
thur Dreher, Ft. Brags, No C3 

11244 


‘On NANCY’S HAIR IS YELLOW LIKE 
GowD; an old border lilt, arr. for 
voice and piano by M. Kennedy- 
Fraser jof Great Britain); in C min. 
(Two Lowland love-lilts, no. 2) 
(Cover-title: Nancy’s hair) 
1923)" c: Apr. 9; F 557309; Pater- 
son, sons & co., Itd. Glasgow. 11245 


Ou o8 RopolrpH VALENTINO; words 
and music by H. L. Steedman of 
Wer Sa. Owl. cy June. 29;:; 192337 
565322; H. Louise Steedman, Forest 
Hills, i, T.,. Noo 11246 


11256 


OH, ROSE OF MY HEART; words by J. 
Hendricks, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ington ‘jot Us Sir? Pe. June’ 28, 
1923; E 563388; John Hendricks, 
Chicago. 11247 


Ow say; words and melody by J. A. 


Richison tof U. Sa, arr. by Arthur 
isk jor U..S.1°9O 1c. uly 21923 ; 
E, 565350; Janet Andrews Richison, 
Santa Orazy Caltt. 11248 


On! SiSTER, AIN'T THAT HOT; words 


and music by Harry White and Will — 


Donaldson jof U. Si © June 1], 
1923.2 22 cs June. 4: B.562807 = Stark 
& Cowan, inc., New York. 11249 


On! TAKE ME BACK To Drxte; words 
by PE W. Poorbaugh, music by E. 
S. S. Huntington oP Al. Ova. 
may, 10, 1923: EF, 562180; John W. 
Poorbauch, Greensburg, Pa. 11250 


Ox THE [RISH HEARTS; words by Mrs. 
L. A. Howden, music by H. Richard 
for? Lh. Sa © «Pune *8; 7923: 2*e- 
June 20; EF 564976; Mrs. L. A. How- 
den, Renova, Minn. 11251 


Outo; words by Nora Bell Wuhrman, 
music by Alvin Krausslich tof U. Sui 
© May 26, 19232120 ca Jone D4) 
563059; Jos. Krolage music co., Cin- 
cinnati. 11252 


OHIO SUNSHINE; words and music by 
Al. Burkhardt and Cyril Travis tof 
We Sa. © May: ‘19. 1923; 2° 6" May 
21; — 564338; Burkhardt & Travis, 
Dayton, O. 11253 


OHIO, THE GOOD OLD BUCKEYE STATE; 
words of verses by Edwin OD. 
Weary, words of chorus and music 
by De “Watt Durcin’ Lashwof. Ua Sa 
Chicago, Ill, Durgin d’Lash publish- 
ers#.© July 1), 19255 Fee Vuk ies 

~ FE 563712; Weary and ‘Lash, Chicago, 

11254 


OHNE LIEB WAR’S AUF DER WELD NICHT 
SO WUNDERSCHON BESTELLT;  walzer- 
duett, aus der dreiaktigen operette 
Madi, worte von Alfred Griinwald 
und Leo Stein, musik von Robert 
Stolz rof Austria) op. 450b. © Mar. 
28,7 1923iioe: Maye l7; .E 4 S5y9a1 - 
Drei masken- -verlag, Berlin. 11255 


‘Or pr wieBE; words and music by A. 


King of Poland, domiciled at New 
York, arr. By 1 Ll: Jotttochmamnt© 
Jnly 9,923 2c. July 115% 5636381 - 
Adolf King, New York. 11256 


681 


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11257, 


Ol HOB ICH ES LIEB; words and mel- 
ody by A. King tof Poland, domi- 


ciled:at New “York; Ni Ya -©s ic. 
June 8, 1923; E 564733; Adolph 
King, New York. 11257 


OLA APA PA DANCE; Hawaiian dance 


from the isle of Nie Kohow, tran-* 


scription by Charles A. Higgins tof 
Uaiss aon iby Rael Adams: tof 
U. S131; melody with piano acc. © 
1 c. June 20, 1923; E 564930; Ray- 
mond L. Adams, Pomona, Calif. 
11258 


Orp (THE) AND THE NEW; duet, from 
The cousin from nowhere, words by 
Douglas Furber ,jof Great Britain, 
music by Edward Kunneke ;of Ger- 
many}; in F. (Staff and tonic sol-fa 
notations) © May 28, 1923; 2 c. May 
20> shy 560201: By Beldman: &. ico. 
London. (© new arrangement and 
English lyrics) 11259 


four-part song, by 
by Jd Ley Blagts 


OLD FARMER JOHN; 
C. A. White, rev. 
tof U.-S.1; men’s voices. Rev. ed. 
4to. (Secular part songs, no. ue 
©). Apts 24, 7 1923— 2c. May a; 
564167; White-Smith music pub. 
Boston. (© revision) 


ie 


11260 


Orp (AN) FASHIONED LADY; words 
and: -miusice, by... | KR ,Butterly pot 
WS) lanriby lL Us. Vos Bure. 10% 


U. S.  tPhotostat) © 1c. May 8, 
1923; E 562585; Dan R. Butterly, 
Blushing, di 1. oN. Ye 11261 
OLD FASHIONED WALTZ; by Gustave 


Ferrari jor “U2 Sa: ‘piano. “(Sheet 
music edition, P. 1315) © June 15, 
LOAge vee. june) 27.2 565262. Carl 
Fischer, New York. 11262 


Orp (THE) HOME TOWN; march, fox 
trot, words and music by W. C. 
Traher jot: Canada; . piano; with 
words.. ©). June 16, 1923;, 2 c.) July. 
2h 505406); Walfted C.> Teraner, 
London, Canada. 11263 


OLD HOMESTEAD, SCHOTTISCHE; arr. by 
jiv#y Reach tof Un-Sa;0 steel) euit: 
Cincinnati, Roach, Frankland. © 
May 1, 1923; 2 c. May 28; EF 564524; 
James F. Roach, Cincinnati. 11264 


Orp (THE) LAME BOOTLEGGER’S GIRL; 
words by Nellie Quinn, music by 
George Graff, jr. cof U. Sa, arr. by 


TheosiGoacbeach sof \U. Sr s@wite 
Taner, 27, 1.1928)". A. 565238 su iNelite 
Hoeffner, St. Louis. 11265 


pt, 117, Mis, VAs 


OLD Moon; waltz, words and music by 
Harold ¢. Chivington tof Eas. 


Pueblo, Col., Rugg-Chivington. ©: 
dane 23, 1923: 2c, June 25; EF 565180; 
spe Rugg, Pueblo, Col. 11266 


OLD souTH CHAPTER D. A. R. MARCH; 
by George Henry Howard of U. S.;; 


piano. Boston, W. B. Hasey & co. 
© June 4;° 192352 cles a, 
564621; Caroline Howard, Boston. 

. 11267 


OLD-TIME FIDDLER; characteristic sketch, 
by Frederic A. Franklin pof U. S.; 
violin and piano. © June 14, 1923; 
2 c. June 18; E 563174; Theo. Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 12268: 


OLD TLME MEMORIES; words by L. B. 
Jensen, melody by Herman Dubois. 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sj 
© 1°c. June’ 217, 19235" Bangers 2: 


5B, Jensen, Provo, Wialr. 11269: 
O.p (THE) TIME SOLDIER; words by 
R. Murry, music by J. F. Roberts 
tof U. SS. New York, Manhattan 


music; co: © “May “2On7 tesa ic! 
June 2; E 564965; R. Murry, Fort 
William, Ont., Canada. 11270: 


OL_p WABASH SHORES; waltz, words 
and music by Ix Ry Hartley, of 
U. $4. ©:June 49232 ch june lG- 
FE 564858; Lora R. Hartley; Wa- 
bash, Ind. 11271 


On A CHINESE HONEYMOON; words by 
W:. LL. Shockley, pmiusic vag Gey 
Hausman ‘of U. Sa Sen ivemis sno. 
Shockley-Petersén,.. mimsic, Jcommakey 
May 24, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562803; 
Chis. 1 Hausman and Wm. s. 
Shockley, St. Louis. tT272 


ON MY BIRTHDAY; words and melody 
by J. King and. G. Beatty rof U.S. 
© 1c. June 30/1923; 2503454 ajack 


King and Geo. Beatty, New York. 
1273 
ON MY OLD SIDE-CAR; words anon., 


music by Frank Waller tof U. S.; 
high’ in ).F ©). May lice mle ae waa: 
May 19; E 562560; Harms, inc., New 
York. 11274 


On San FRrRAncisco Bay; fox-trot bal- 
lad, words and music by FI.) 
Meek fof U.S. San Francisco, Fisk 
music’ pub. co! ©) Jame 234 1923. 
2eCii,Juneidoen Bw bosls3e Thos. H. 
Meek, San Francisco. 11275: 


682 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


ON SILVERY MOONY SPOONY .CROONIE 
VLE; fox trot, words and melody by 
W. W. Harris wf U. Si © lc 

June 12, 1923; E 562975 ; Wm. W. 
Harris, Anaheim, Calif. 11276 


On some EcyptiAn TRAIL; words by 
J. R. Dichter, music by L. Wainer 
‘UL Sa) ©. 1 ic, Jue 16,51923; E 
564879: Lee Wainer and Jack R. 
Dichter, Philadelphia. 11277 


On Sunpay; words and_music_ by 
Harry De Costa and J. Russel Rob- 
sono pores SO Jaly17, 1923; 
2c. July 17; E 565693; Waterson, 
Berlin & Snyder co., New abe 


On THE BEACH AT How’VE-YOU-BEEN ; 
in George White’s Scandals, words 
by B. G. De Sylva, music by George 
Gershwin jof U...S1..©,June.21, 
1923; 2c. June 22; E 565207; Harms, 
inc. New York. jomnllay9 


ON THE BEAUTIFUL BLUE DAUNBE; by 
Johann Strauss, op. 314, arr. by 
Emil Held tof U. S.a; violin and 
piano. © May 15, 1923, 2c. May 
21: E 564349; J. H. Faunce co., 
Philadelphia. «© arrangement) fap 


ON THE CREEN sHoRES oF Ertn; Irish 
ballad, words and music by Arthur 
West 1of Englandi © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 2; E 562738; Frank Hard- 
ing, New York. 11281 


ON THE HALLROOM FLO0oR; words by C. 
Collins, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
ton fof U. Si © 1c. May 10, 1923; 
E 562182; Cleaon Collins, Los An- 

_ geles. 11282 


ON THE MILL RACE (Am mihlen bach) ; 
bv Rich. Krentzlin tof Germany) op. 
80, no. 2; piano. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 562769; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 11283 


On THE RIDE; words by J. Vallee, mu- 
sic by E. S. S. Huntington tof We Sh 
© 1c. June 14, 1923; E 563028 ; 
John Vallee, N. Dartmouth, Mass. 


11284 


ON THE ROAD TO eg Cae by Oley 
- Speaks. 4to. . 
Bellstedt tof U. Sa; band.—2. Fox 
trot on the famous song, arr. by J. 
Bodewalt Lampe tof U. $.; orch. 
June 6, 1923; Zc. each June 8; E 
562889, 562890; John Church co., 
Cincinnati: (© arrangement | 


11285, 11286 
683 


{0052737 


Arr. by Herman 


11297 


—— fox-trot, by Oley Speaks, arr. by 


J. Bodewalt Lampe tof U. S.1; piano. 
OMApri 26: 1923's Zeek Apr .2731E 
564049; John Church co., Cincin- 
nati. (© arrangement) 11287 


ON THE SEA OF MY MEMORY; words 


and music by W. J. DeBroux of 
Wie SoA @s dinel.Jaky £6), 4923s), E 
563836; Wilbert J. DeBroux, Little 
Chute, Wis. 11288 


ON THE SHORES OF ALOHA LAND; Ha- 


Walian serenade, words and music 
by H. J. Tandler tof U. S: © June 
20;) 1923; -2..c.o1}une »2L: «F.\563265 ; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11289 


ON THE SILVERY MANATEE; words and 


music by D. M. Matthews jof U. S. 
© lc. June 28, 1923; E 563387; 
Della Marlowe Matthews, Moore 
Haven, Fla. 11290 


ON THE WINDING CHRISTIANNA; words 
and music by C. O. Harmon of U. Su. 
Special souvenir ed. © June 16, 1923; 
2c. June 18; E 564885; Chas. O. 
Harmon, Cassopolis, Mich. 11291 


ONCE IN A BLUE MOON; musical romance 
in three acts, story by Gordon Ib- 
bottson tof U. $1, music by Noble 
Cain, nof,-Uz Si, ,ed.- by, Alfred —G. 
Wathal tof U. S.1; full vocal sc. 4to. 
Cpr: W923 20 Apr. 245. 
26442; H. T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 

11292 


ONE DAY IN SEPTEMBER; words and mel- 
ody by Lew Pollack and Alex Gerber 


fon. (Sun Pea thc. ftMenG, * 19250 
564633; Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
11293 

ONE, ‘TWO, THREE; words by P. O. 


Brewer, melody by Walter Smith tof 
WSs “© 'lcr July 16, 19252" E 
563829; Percy O. Brewer, San. Fran- 
Cisco. 11294 


ONE WAY SWEET MAMA; words and mu- 
‘sic by. W.. Pritchett’ rof U. S.1; piano 
with words. © 1c. July 11, 1923; E 
563610; Willie Pritchett, Petersburg, 
Va. 11295 
ONE WEEK Aco; words and melody by 
Hayden Shepard and Harry Archer jof 
Us. Sh, artlfby El Shepard! | ©) Tec. 
May 24, 1923; E 564406; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 11296 


ONKEL STINNES, MACH’ UNS DAS NACH! 
shimmy-lied, text von Benno Vigny 
und Ernst Wengraf, musik von Hans 
May tof Austria) © Apr. 3, 1923; 
1c. June 13; E 566617; L. Doblinger 
(B. Herzmansky), Vienna. 11297 


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11298 


ONLY A ROSE; words and music by 
G. W. Burton tof U. Si © May 19, 
1923; 2c. May 21; E 564342; O. C. 
Julian and G. W. Burton, Rockwood, 
Mich. 11298 


ONWARD TULPEHOCKEN; words and mu- 
sic by L. C. Schmehl tof U. 51 © 
June 28, 1923; 2c. June 30; E 563474; 
Luther C. Schmehl, Reading, FAObS 


OrEN My EyEs, O Lorp; sacred song, 
words by Rose Terry Cooke, music 
by R. M. Stults tof U. Si. © June 
25) 028: 2S coxhune. 02/4; (ESOS 392 5 
Theo. Presser co., ee ea 


OPEN YOUR HEART AND LET ME _ IN; 
words by M. J. Gunsky, music by Paul 
Ash tof U. Si © May. 28, 1923; 
2c. June 4; E 562860; Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. 11301 


OPEN YOUR HBART To JESUS; words by 
James H. Thayer, music by C. F. 
Allen tof U. Si © June 12, 1923; 
2 c. June 14; E 563048; Charles F. 
Allen, Philadelphia. 11302 


Or, AS AND SO; syncopation, by N. Biz- 
zell tof U. S.1; melody with piano acc. 
© 1c. May 22, 1923; E 562589; Na- 
poleon Bizzell, Philadelphia. 11303 


ORANGE. BLOSSOMS; gavotte, by J. F. 
Beach ot U. Sa; ‘steel’ guit. °Cin- 
Ginnati, Roach, Frankland. © May 
1:), 19232) 2 4c... May 28; Me 564526 ; 
James F. Roach, Cincinnat. 11304 


OrANcE (AN) GROVE IN CALIFORNIA; 
words and melody by Irving Berlin 
fof WS 2!@©)b '¢ sJune 15, hO23 2 
564813; Irving Berlin, inc., New Ree 


Bcanist (THE); v. 27, no. 2, May, 
i 1923, a bimonthly journal, ed. by BL. 
Ashford tof U. Si Spring number. 
obl. 8vo. © Apr. 21, 1923; 2 c. and 
aff. May 16; A 707652; Lorenz pub. 
co., Dayton, O. 11306 


ORIENTAL CHANT; words ritualistic, mu- 
sic by W. W. Grimes tof UsaSa. <n 


hri ’ sonester) © May 19, 1923; 
Be hie i: 565053; W. W. 


Grimes, Chevy Chase, D. OF 11307 


OricIn oF HoME SWEET HOME, words 
by Jessica Moore, music by Geo. L. 
Spaulding rof U. S.1; vocal or instru- 


mental. (Origin of famous melodies ) 
© May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 1; E 
562763; Theo. Presser co., ee 


phia. 


ORPHEUS WITH HIS LUTE; 


pt. 111; nr s.,.v. 18 


ORIGIN OF My COUNTRY ’IIS OF THEE; 
words by Jessica Moore, music by Geo. 
L. Spaulding tof U. $1; vocal or in- 
strumental. (Origin of famous mel- 
odies) © May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 
1; E 562762; Theo. Presser €o., Phil- 
adelphia. 11309 


ORIGIN OF THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET; 
words by Jessica Moore, music by 
Geo. L. Spaulding tof U. $1; vocal or 
instrumental. (Origin of famous mel- 
odies) © May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 
1; E 562761; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 11310 


ORIGINAL CHARLESTON STRUT; jazz arr. 
for a jazz band, by Thomas Morris 
tof U.' Sa, atr. by Louis: on eipoper 
tot VU:"’Sia's och: “74te, Tea. 20, 
1923; 2 c. May 23; E 564386; Clar- 
ence Williams music pub. co., New 
York. 11311 


three-part 
song, words by Shakespeare, music by 
Arthur S. Sullivan, arr. by John E. 
West rof Englandi; female voices. 
(Novello’s octavo edition of trios, &c., 
no. 481) © May 25, 1923; 1c. May 
26; E 566164; Novello & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. (© arrangement; 11312 


OrtTMANN (Otro) Three little elves; 
miniature suite, by Otto Ortmann tof 
U. Sa; piano. Contents: Puck. — 
Pixie.—Perrie. © May 19, 1923; 2 c. 
June 27; E 565290; Carl Fischer, New 
York. 11313 


OseE ANNA; couplets, de l’opérette-bouffe, 
La-haut, lyrics de Albert Willemetz, 
musique de Maurice Yvain tof France) 
© May /15, 1923.5 3 te sgl) By 
566262; Francis Salabert, Pa, i 

1314 


OrtuMWA; a wonderful town, words and 
music by B. B. Westerhoff tof U. $.1 
© Junel) 119233420 er dune bs 
564866; Ben B. Westerhoff, Ottumwa, 
Ja. 11315 


Our FIGHTING MEN; march, by M. 5. 


Rocereto rof U. Si; piano. © June 

5/1923 ;: (2. feme™4 2 Eh 62820 ae 
Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. (© ar- — 
rangement) 11316 4 


Our GARDEN OF SLEEP; words and mu- 
sic by J. Mills fof U. Si New York, 
G. Go Mills. “© ‘May- 30} 1925-2 cae 
June 9; E 562919; Joy Mills, New — 
York. 1131% 


684 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


moe. 7, 1923 


11336 


Our LirtLE Forp car; words by E. E. 
Dinsmore, melody by Herman Du- 
bois tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of Us S.1 
© 1c. June 21, 1923; E 563230; 
Elda E. Dinsmore, Seattle. 11318 


Our MEss HALL; words by E. A. 
Money, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
rof U. Si © 1c. May 16, 1923; E 
564216; E. A. Money, fue pai 


OuR NATIONAL HERITAGE; march, by 
H. J. Woods tof U. S.1; band. 4to. 
© May 21, 1923; 2 c. May 28; 
564541; John Church co., me 


Our storE; melody, by J. Barnett and 
C. Fleming tof U. Si © 1c. Nov. 
15, 1922; E 547985; Jack Barnett and 
Charles Fleming, Brooklyn. 11321 


Out IN THE FIELDS; words by Mrs. C. 
D. Martin, music by T. B. Mosley 
fof we Sato Ongeme 18, 11923302) c. 
June 25; E 565101; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. T1322 


Out of THE SHADOW; words by Lizzie 
DeArmond, music by Chas. H. Ga- 
briel sof -U. Sa © June 18, 1923; 
2c. June 25; E 565127; Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11323 


Out: on THE HIGHWAY; words. by 
Charlotte G. Homer, music by Chas. 
H. Gabriel of U. Si © June 18, 
1923; 2 c. June 25; E 565150; Chas. 
H. Gabriel, Chicago. 11324 


Out WHERE THE SUN SHINES; words 
and music by N. Moore tof U. 5. 
© 1 c. May 28, 1923; E 564484; 
Norman Moore, Los Angeles. 11325 


‘Over THE MoHAWK TRAIL; words and 
music by G. B. Torrey of U. Sa, arr. 
by Frederic J. Carpenter tof U. Si 
“@) June 12, 1923;-2' c. June -18; E 
565386; George B. Torrey, North 
Adams, Mass. . 


OvER THE SAND; words by Ofar Seng, 
music by Clarence Olmstead tof 
U. Sa; medium voice. © June 13, 
1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564820; G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 11327 


OVERTURE SUNRISE; by R. Schlepegrell, 
~~ rev. by J. S. Seredy tof U. 5.1; full 
oreh.* 4to. ©) *Apr? 23,’ 19235" 2’. 
May 12; E 562224; Carl Fischer, 
New York. (© arrangement; 11328 


Pacaninit (Niccoid) Cantabile; von 
N. Paganini cof Italyi, aus dem nach- 
lasse erstmalig hrsg. von Georg Kin- 


11326 |, 


sky tof Germany; und Fritz Rothschild 
tof Austria]; violino und piano, in D 
dur. (Universal-edition, nr. 7014: 
Ausgewahlte kompositionen, nr.4) © 
Apr. 6, 1922; 1 c. Sept. 30; E 545473; 
Universal-edition, a. g., Vienna. 
11329 


Cantabile e valzer; von N. Paga- 
nini of Italy), aus dem _nachlasse 
erstmalig hrsg. von Georg Kinsky ,of 
Germany) und Fritz Rothschild tof 
Austria}; violino und piano. (Uni- 
versal-edition, nr. 7013: Ausgewahlte 
kompositionen, nr. 3) © Apr. 6, 
1922; 1 c. Sept. 30; E 545472; Univer- 
sal-edition, a. g., Vienna. 11330 


—— Movimento perpetuo; von N. 
Paganini, aus dem nachlasse erst- 
malig hrsg. von Georg Kinsky of 
Germany) und Fritz Rothschild tof 
Austria}; violino und piano. (Uni- 
versal-edition, nr. 7011: Ausgewahlte 
kompositionen, nr. 1) © Apr. 6, 
19227 "ie: ‘Sept, 304 1B, 545470 = Uni- 
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. L331 


+i Variaziont; sopra’ un tema’ di 
Giuseppe Weigl, von N. Paganini tof 
Italyi, aus dem nachlasse erstmalig 
hrsg. von Georg Kinsky tof Germany) 
und Fritz Rothschild tof Austria); 
violino und piano. (Universal-edition, 
no. 7012: Ausgewahlte kompositionen, 
ar 2), © Apr. 6, 1922: docs Sept. 30: 
FE, 545471; Universal edition, a. ¢g 


or 


Vienna. 11332 


PAGE PADEREWSKI; words by Pete 
Wendling, music by Joe Samuels, 
Larry Briers and P. Wendling: of 
WirS.1 . ©. May 19, 1923 ;).2) cu,May 
21; E 564330; Clarke & Leslie songs, 
inc., New York. 11333 


PAGE YOUR PUPPIES; words and music 
by Harold C. Berg, George D. Lott- 
man and Howard Simon jof U. Sy 
@i May. -3,,.19233 25 c (May iG 
562110; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 

11334 


PAL DIVINE; words by L. M. Harden- 
brook, music by lIydel G. Hambly 
and L. M. Hardenbrook jof U. S. 
©. ine 218) 1923 s B|564868) 
Laura M. MHardenbrook, Modeste, 
Calif. 11335 


Pat 0’ MY HEART; words by Benny 
Davis, music by Jesse Crawford lof 
We Say “On ytine’t. 1923- 2c aime 
6; E 564702; Jerome H. Remick & 
co., New York. 11336 


685 


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11337 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


ParapiIn (THE) (Ilanaguus) ; ballad, 
poem by V. Zovkovsky, English tr. 
by George Harris, jr. cof U. 53, mu- 
sic by A. Dargomizhsky, ed. by Olin 
Downes 1of U. $1; high voice, in G 
min. (Carl Fischer edition, series 
2: Superior ed. 5547) © May 28, 
1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565296; Carl 
Fischer, New York. :© English ver- 
sion and arrangement) 11337 


Pare star; by E. Roth cof U. 8.2; 
orch. ,Photostat) © 1 c. Apr. 23, 
1923; E 565309; Edmund Roth, Los 
Angeles. 11338 


PALESTRINA (GIOVANNI PIERLUIGI 
Santo) Ecce, quomodo moritur; by 
s@ Pda Palestritia, qatt.. Dies. 
Davidson tof U. S.1; four-pt. chorus 
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. (Har- 
vard university glee club collection: 
Concord series, no. 45) © June 9, 
1923; 2c. June 12; E 564768; E. Ga 
Schirmer music co., Boston. 11339 

—— Improperia; antiphonal, by G. P. 
da Palestrina, arr. by A. T. David- 
son of Si; four-pt. chorus, 
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. (Har- 
vard university glee club collection: 
Concord series, no. 46) © June 9, 
1923; 2c. June 12; E 564771; E. C. 
Schirmer music co., Boston. 11340 


Pats; words by L. Mann, music_ by 
John F. Ryan tof U. Si_ © 1c. July 
13, 1923; E 563656; Laura Mann, 
Monroe, Nebr. 11341 


PALULA MOON; words and music by A. 


Schwartz tof U. Si © 1c. June 6, 
1923: E 564643; Arthur Schwartz, 
Brooklyn. 11342 


Pan; vocal fox trot, words by Gordon 
McConnel, music by Jean Lensen tof 
Great Britain) © July 11, 1923; 1c. 
July 27; E 567206; Ascherberg, Hop- 
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 11343 


PANTOMIME; by Alban Forster tof Ger- 
many); piano. © June 14, 1923; 2 ¢. 
June 18; E 563188; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 11344 


PAPA BETYER WATCH YOUR STEP; words 
and music by Gilbert Wells and Bud 
Cooper rof U..S1 © May 23, 1923 ; 
2c. May 28; E 564518; Goodman & 
Rose, inc., New York. 11345 


Papa’s HOME: fox-trot, melody by H. 


Martelly tof U. Si © 1c. July 17, 
1923: E 565681; Hugh Martelly, 
Brooklyn. 11346 


PAPILLON, PAPILLONNE; valse élégante, 
par Raoul Boischot tof France); orch. 
ayec. piano cénducteur. 4to. © May 
5, 29235; 1. co May 8-0) 566065 oR. 
Boischot, Paris. | 11347 


PAR LA SENTE EMBAUMEE; par Maurice 
Pesse tof France]; orch. avec piano . 
conducteur. 4to. (Cinea, no. 5) © 
June 19, 1923; 1 c. July 7;-E 566880; 
Jean Jobert, Paris. 11348 


PARADE OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS; by 
Leon Jessel, op. 123,, arg. by; Henry 
Schuckert tof U. 5.1; concertina. Chi- 
cago, Georgi & Vitak music co. © 
June 26, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565252; 
Edward B. Marks music co., New 
York. (© arrangement) 11349 


characteristic march, by Leon Jes- 
sel. 1. Violin, with piano acc.; arr. in 
first position by Henry S. Edwards 
rof U. Si—2. Organ; transcribed by 
Charles R. Cronham tof U. $1 

July 23, 1923; 2 c. each July 24; E 
565801, 565802; Edward B. Marks, mu- 
sic co., New York. (© arrangement 
and transcription 11350, 11351 


PARCE QUE; couplets, de l’opérette-bouffe 
La-haut, lyrics de Albert Willemetz, 
musique de Maurice Yvain tof France) 
© .May, 15,, 192331 GwMageZo oo 
566257; Francis Salabert, Paris. 

11352 


PaAricoTttE (LA); chanson fox-trot, pa- 
roles de L. Jean Boyer, musique de 
Lao Silésu tof Italy) © May 15, 
1923; 1 c. May 29; E 566276; Francis 
Salabert, Paris. 11353 


PARISIENNE; words by Sam M. Lewis 
and Joe Young, melody by Shelton 
Brooke tof U. Si © 1 c. June 6, 
1923; E 564635; Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. 11354 


PARSON JENKS; words and music by Al 
Bernard and Larry Briers tof U. S. 
©» June: %13;,,: 1923+ ..2: cx June, i3e 
563034; Jack Mills, inc., New mae 


PAS DE DEUX; de Cydalise et le chévre- 
’ pied, de Gabriel Pierné tof France; 
piano. (Morceaux détachés, no. 7) 
©) -May>.5,*,1923 4d ee May Alfa 
566072; Heugel, Paris. (© arrange- 
ment) 11356 


PasHa; words by Gordon Johnstone, 
melody by H. O. Osgood tof U. S$. 
©). 1c), May,..245¢ 19235 paaeZ00); 
Henry O. Osgood, New York. 11357 


686 


* 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


PasuHa’s PARTY; dance impromptu, by 
George Hahn tof U. S1; piano. © 
May 18, 1923; 2c. May 28; E 564489; 
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 11358 


PASSING OF SUMMER; song. without 
words, by Chas. Parker jof -U!? Sa, 
fatwa) pe... Vo, Pichler “10f) U.) 5.1; 
piano, orch. and organ. © June 1, 
1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562804 ; Photo- 
play music co., inc., New York. 

11359 


PASSING REVIEW; march, by Chas. W. 
Phillips and H. C. Miller tof U. Sui; 
band. 4to. © June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 
OPE Psd Sa (AC bs Aka Se ‘Miller, Parkes- 
burg, Pa. 11360 


PASSION FLOWERS (Les grenadilles) ; by 
Reginald Somerville tof England ; 
orch. with piano conductor. 4to. 
May 18, 1923; 1 c. May 26; E 566186; 
Hawkes & son, London. | 11361 


PaTtH (A) OF ROMANCE; by H. C. From- 
mel tof U. Sj 1. Small orch. with 
piano conductor, sc. by Morris Aborn 
tof U, S12; Piano»'solo:; .©,::June 
22, 1923;.2 c. each June 21; EF, 563257, 
563259; .Victor music co., Chicago. 

11362, 11363 


PatHs of JUNE; Children’s day exercise 
based on favorite classics, compiled 
by Ira. B: Wilson tof U. Sa 8vo. 
Oy Mar. 20, 19233. 2 °c. and.-aft., Mar. 
31; A 702372; Lorenz pub. co., Day- 
fon. Oy 11364 


Patricia ; words and music by W. Ham- 
ilton tof U. $1 Saint Louis, Wade 
Hamilton music co. © June 9, 1923; 
2c. June 14; FE 563055; Wade Hamil- 
ton, St. Louis. 11365 


Patsy O’Briktn; words by P. Billmyer, 
-music by H. Richard tof U. S$. 
May 10, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E.564995; 
Peggy Billmyer, Martinsburg, bs Va. 


11366 | 


Pawn (THE) SHOP BLUES; words and 
music by E. Heywood fof U. Si © 
1c. June 4, 1923; E 562827; Eddie 
Heywood, Atlanta. 11367 


PAYING WITH TEARS; words and mel- 
ody by’ ©, A. Evanson tor “U. Sa; 
arr. by Babette Millspaugh tof U. S.1 
Cele. jane 25,, 192330" 505072: 
Clifford Allen Evanson, San Fran- 
cisco. 11368 


‘PE’ sTI FOSSE CA TU TIENE; versi di 
Pacifico Vento, musica di Giuseppe 
Ciaravolo tof Italy}; mandolino acc. 


687 


11379 


Edizioni De Luca. 4to. © May 1. 
1923; 2 c. June 28; E 563409; Clelig 
Dev Encaj Brooklyn. 11369 


Peanut (THE) wIGGLE; words by Mrs. 
M. Roth, music by H. Richard of 
UW. -Sata@Oc pe. 247 1923): 2 eit Jane 
20; E 565000; Mrs. Martin Roth, 
San Diego, Calif. 11370 


PEANUTS, FIVE A BAG; words ‘and mel- 
ody by M. A. Mosiello and George 
Weinberg .rof);U,.S: . © dee’ June 
18, 1923; EF, 564872; Michael A. Mo- 
siello, Hoboken, N. J. 11371 


PEGGY DEAR; fox trot, by Arthur Freed, 
Gus Arnheim and Abe Lyman of 
UU. 2S2° bande) 32mo,, hCherst.: edi- 
Hon, Nos 1592) (Cr Nay 29" 19252 
May 317", 562/407 Leo Feist:” inc., 
New York. (© arrangement; 11372 


PENNSYLVANIA THE KEYSTONE OF THE 
Union; words and music by H. S. 
De Moss tof U. Su t Philadelphia 
De Moss bros. © June 18, 1923; 
2) ice. June 22; E. 505042:-" Henry ''S. 
De Moss, Philadelphia. 11373 


Penske (UNE); improvisdtion, by 
Emil Fisher tof U. S.1; piano. 
June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15; EF 563083; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 11374 


Pepita; Mexican operetta in two acts, 
libretto by Philip A. Hutchins of 
U. Ss, music by Augustus C. Knight 
fOLAU. 45.1: ©; Heb: 107 1923; 2x c. 
Apr. 9; D 26446; Oliver Ditson co., 
Boston. 11375 


PEPPINO FRENETICO; one step-marcia, 
musica di Francesco Renda _ of 
Italyi;...violin-niand. © 1, c. June 
14, 1923; E 563272; Gaetano Lo Bi- 
anco, New York. 11376 


PEPPINO ’O0 MARIUOLO; versi e, musica 
di R. Cavallo tof U. Sa; mandolino 
acc. Edizione J] canzoniere mo- 
derno.| 7 4to0.. . ©) July 16, 19233, 2. c. 
July 17; E 565691; Raffaele Cavelle, 
New York. 11377 


PER ME E PER TE; scotish, by Fernando 
Ligotti tof Italy, domiciled at New 
Wonk atr. py Pietro, Mliseo 10t 
Italy, ‘domiciled at New York; 
Dianoney Gun co. May 23; 192350 
564378; P. Eliseo & son, New oe 


Perrect (THE) FooL; ballet from the 
opera in one act, by Gustav Holst, 
arr. by Vally Lasker tof England) - 
pl.©, May 15.1023) ec) May 19: 
E 566380; Novello & Cov, eds Lon- 
don. «(© arrangement) 11379 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11380 


PerFect (THE Froot—Continued. 
opera in one act, words and mu- 


sic by Gustav Holst rof England) 
op.) 395 . pi.’ arr. iby! Wally Lasker, 
Novello’s original octavo ed. In 


two pts., libretto and music. © May 
2, 1923; 1 c. May 9; D 26450; No- 
vello & co., Itd., London. 11380 


PERFECTED (THE) SYSTEM CORNET IN- 
STRUCTOR ESPECIALLY FOR BEGINNERS; 
by? D.. Ne. Croft? tof: “Sa VO Feb. 
1G, 1923 -n2n cl Mart LS sate ivi. 527.5 
A 702211; David N. Croft, Clovis, 
N. M. 11381 


PERHAPS; words and music by Harold 
Shaw wof Ul Si. ©, tunel 1), 1923 ; 
2c. June 19; E 563140; Universal 
music pub. co., Los Angeles. 11382 


PERHAPS YOU DON’T KNOW MIT, BUT 
YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART; words 
and music by James Kendis jof U. Su. 
©. Mayid7, 1923'2527.c-Jane. ler E 
562724; Kendis-Brockman music co., 
inc., New York. 11383 


PETIT HUMORESQUE; by Alban Forster 
tof Getmany); piano. © May 239, 
1923; 2 c. June 1; E 562760; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11384 


PHANTOM (THE) kiss; from Golden 
goose, words by Harold MacGrath, 
melody by V. H. Miller and F. Jack- 
son’ tof UL: Sh, arr by Vo" A Miller. 
@ lve. May ‘16,.1923;: ‘EF 564181; 
Victor Henri Miller and Frederic 
jackson, Syracuse, .N.. Y.- 11385 


PuHantoMms; words by Walt Whitman, 
music by Eugene Bonner of U. Su. 
op. 8, no. 1. (Chester library) © 
June ‘18)!/°1923'> Pe: “June “20¢.' E 
564936; J. & W. Chester, Itd., Lon- 
don. 11386 


PHILADELPHIA; fox trot, words and 
music by Edward Leighton Cramer 
and ‘Don C. Travaline tof U."S1°''© 
May 0,°1923-'2 ©. May 21-:8) 564360. 
Cramer & Travaline, Philadelphia. 2 

1138 


PIANO PLEASURES; folio of intermez- 
zos, marches, concert songs, etc., by 
various composers 1of U. S.1 v. 1 {in 
10 ptsi; © July 29, 1922: 2 c.. Aug. 
2; E 552761; Belwin, inc., New York. 

11388 


Piazza \.leare)s:...Pastegales, sbyan I. 
Piazza; (ot italy: ; iflauto:y obee,,.cla- 
rino si bemolle, corno in sol, fagotto. 
©y 1 ten James 4,37).19293:: | eon 562828); 
Pietro Caso, New York. 11389 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


PICKING THEM UP AND LAYING THEM 
DOWN; words by Harry De Mund, 
melody by J. E. Aldridge and Chick 
Fisher 1of;Us; S.4,arnciby Jed 


ridge. © 1c.) duly Wee) B 
563948; James FE. Aldridge, New 
York. 11390 


PicKLES; words by Jack McGowan, mu- 
sic by Chas. Rosoff tof U. S$. © May 
12, 1923 ; «2 ve. « May. 014 stamSG4140 - 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 11391 


Piep (THE) PIPER; by Josephine C. 
Smith tof U. Si; piano. © May 10, 
1923;°2 \&. May 14 BA obdlso. |G. 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 11392 


Prepap; no. 2, duet, transcribed by E. 
Hague tof U. S1 (Spanish and Eng- 
lish words} © June 16, 1923; 2 c. 
June 20; E 564934; Eleanor Hague, | 
Stockbridge, Mass. «© artangrrent| 


PIEDIGROTTA MANDOLINO; canzoni di di- 
versi autori tof Italy; Naples, Can- 
zonetta napoletana. © Dec. 27, 1922; 
1c. Apr. 14, 1923; A—Foreign 22383; 
Italian book co., New York. 11394 


PIEDIGROTTA SANTOJANNI, 1922; canzone 
napolitana, di autori diversi tof Italy; 
© Dec. “i "1922 Se Ae oe 
A—Foreign 22107; Italian book co., 
New York. 11395 


PIEDINO SVELTO; polka, by Fernando 
Ligotti tof Italy, domiciled at New 
York; piano... ©) 1, e Miay 25,1923. 
E 564375; P. Eliseo & son, New one 


PIERRETTE FLIRTS; intermede galant, by 
Joen Fresco sof Hollandi op. 11; 
orch. with piano conductor. (Edition 
artistique, no. 3) © May 22, 1923; 
2 c. May 24; E 564400; Maurice 
Baron, New York. 11397 


PiccLy-wiccLy; words by F. Cameron, 
melody by Herman Dubois tpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 1c. May 

25) 1923 5. 5644045 itranky Cameron, 
Athol, N. Y. 11398 


PININ’ JUST FOR YOU; waltz, by James - 7 


Stanley Royce and Spencer G. Adams, 
arr. and ed. by Arthur H. Gutman rof 
UU... Sis -ereh: ) with), piano Yaeess 400, 
© June. 134 19233\2.Jeqa) ames, 
563044; Vandersloot music pub. co., 
Williamsport, Pa. (© arvanscnisnt) 


688 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 
PIoNEER (THE); march, by Edwin 
Franko Goldman jof U. S.1; military 


bande ato. ©. June .19;¢51923,;. 2» c. 
June 27; E 565276; Carl Fischer, New 
York. 11400 


PirATES (THE) OF PENZANCE; grand 
selection from the opera by A. Sulli- 
van, art. by L. Concerno, rev. by M. L. 
Lake tof U. S.1; military band. 4to. 
ieee. 1945 2 ce, May 125. Fk 
562221; Carl Fischer, New York. «© 
revised arrangement) 11401 


Prace (A) OF DREAMS; romance, by 
Charles Gras tof U. S.1, arr. by Morris 
Aborn tof U. $1; orch. with piano 
conductor. Belwin concert edition. © 
May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 16; E 564283; 
Belwin, inc., New York. 11402 


PLANTATION BLUES; words by H. H. 
Huth, music by George Graff, jr. tof 
Weiowrarrn, by ‘Eheo. G Beach@jof 
Pen) Oi tc. «june 27, -19234- E 
565220; Hazle H. Huth, Memphis, 
Nim. 11403 


PLAY OF THE DRAGONFLIES (Libellen- 


spiel); by Rich. Krentzlin tof Ger- 
many) op. 75; piano. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 1; EF 562772; Theo. Presser 


co., Philadelphia. 11404 


PLAY ‘OF THE FLOWERS (Blumenspiel) : 
by Rich. Krentzlin tof Germany): 
piano. © June 25, 1923; 2 c. June 
Br. E 563355; Theo. Presser £0 r il 


adelphia. 11405 
PLAYTIME; etude, by Joseph Gahm tof 
U. Sa op. 13, no. 7; piano. © May 
24, . 1923: 2 Gi May 925: cE 564433. 


Composers’ music corp., New York. 
11406 


PLEASE DON’T GO AWAY FROM ME; words 
by H. H. Hoel, music by John F. 
>Ryan tof U. 81 ©l1-c. July 13, 1923; 
E 563652; Homer H. Hoel, Vinton, 


Va. 11407 | 


PLECTRAL AND FINGER RECHENIC - by H. A. 
Webber tof U. $1; banjo. bk. 2, © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 564856; 
H. A. Webber, Portland, Or. 11408 


Po’ LIL LAMB; negro lullaby, words by 
Paul Laurence Dunbar, music by Ed- 
win Evans tof U. $.1; high voice in 
G minor. © May 17, 1923; 2 c. May 
21; E 564353; Everett music co., Phil- 
adelphia. 11409 


PoOEME-BERCEUSE; par Emile Bourdon 
fof France op. 5; violon et piano. 
Apr. 26, 1923: 1 c. May 9: E, 557829: 
J. Janin, Oullins, France. 11410 


11420 


PoINT MAKING PAPA, YOU'VE BEEN SHOOT- 
ING TOPS ON ME; words by Rousseau 
Simmons, melody by W. Astor Mor- 


PAN lO Pieyo-1 40)! negatpr, 20. 1923. 
E 559808; Arrow music pub. co., inc., 
New York. 11411 


PoIsON IVORIES; syncopated piano clas- 
sique, by Walter Haenschen and Harry 
Akst tof U. Si; piano. © July 23, 
1923; 2 c. July 24; E 565805; Rich- 
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. : 

11412 


PoLISH COUNTRY DANCE; by R. Krentz- 
lin tof Germany) op. 71, no. 1; piano. 
(3 characteristic dances, HO. ee ©) 
July 9, 1923 5°2'e: July 13; 3, 563/45; 
Arthur P. Schmidt CO., Boston. sta 


PoLISH WALTZ CAPRICE; melody, by C. O. 
Ellis tof U. Sa, arr. by Homer Tour- 


jee.tof Us Sa, ©, 1ve. July 2,. 1923; 
E, 565338; Cecil Osik Ellis, Beverly 
Hills, Calif. 11414 


PoLKA ARGENTINO; tango milonga, von 
Joe Alex tof Germany) : piano. 

Apr. 1, 1923; 1 c. June 13: E, 566619; 
L. Doblinger (B. Herzmansky) 


Vienna. 11415 


Pot,y ANNA; words by E. H. Emery, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. S$. 
© 1c. June 6, 1923; E 564665; Eva 
H. Emery, Franklin, N. M. 11416 


PoLLy, MY OWN DEAR Potty; words 
and music by Mary J. and Dessie 
B. Dille tof U. Sa © May 4, 1923; 
Bec Mery 12s 4 57423." alle and 
Dille, Minneapolis. 11417 


PoLLy SAY THAT YOU'LL BE MINE; fox 
trot, words and music by A: Abba- 
tello tof U. Sa, arr. by Alfred Dalby. 
© June 16, 1923: 2c. June 18; E 


564898; Andy Abbatello, New York. 
11418 
PoLLY-OLLY-00; words by Mort Dixon 


and Billy Rose, melody by Ray Hen- 
derson fof U. Si, arr. by Eugene 
Platzimann ot. Wiis. ©! tye. May 
26, 1923; E 562668; Shapiro, Bern- 
stein & co., inc. New York. 11419 


Poor OLD WoRLD; fox trot, from ‘The 
‘rise of Rosie O’Reilly, words and 
music by Geo. M. Cohan tof U. Su. 
© May ide) 1923512) 6) Maw 23 «0, 
564393; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. 11420 


689 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11421 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


Poor RicHArp; melody by I. Weill and 
WEY Caesar*toft Ul'S.1-"© Vic.Jzine 
1, 1923; E 562719; Irving Weill and 
Wm. F. Caesar, New York. 11421 


PorTAME ’E SCIURE; versi di G. Tetamo, 
musica di G. Martonelli tof Italyi; 
mandolino acc. Naples, Klarophone 
record co. 4to. © May 1, 1923; 
a c. May 25; EF 566148; Italian book 

, New York. 11422 


PortuGaL; by Paul Lawson rof U. Su, 
intr. Portuguese hymn; piano. (Folk 
songs of the nations) © June 14, 
1923; 2c! June'18 ; 563195: “Eheo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11423 


PostLuDE; by Benjamin Burrows of 


Great Britain); organ. © Mar. 28, 
1023e 0 Je Aor "O: a. 557322. At 
gener, Itd., London. 11424 
PostLuDE IN D minor; by René L. 


Becker “yor Ules.' /op.. 75ae 
St. Cecilia series, no. 240) 

LOS 9923" S20. July lie Ee)  Sesae4: 
H.W. Gray 'co., New-York. 11425 


PostLuUDE IN F SHARP MAJOR; by René 
L. Becker tof U. S.1 op. 69d; organ. 
(St. Cecilia series, no. 239) © July 


organ. 


© July 


LO: 119232 2)%c.  Jitly Lhe = 563634; 
H. W. Gray co., New York. 11426 
Poucette; paroles de Louis LeMar- 


chand et René Nazelles, musique de 
André Mauprey tof Francei, arr. 
d’Eug. Gavel. © May 11)°1923; 
hive. Mayr dle; 557863 37 Fnochiyt 
cos! Paris. 11427 


Pour TRE BEUREUX; fox-trot, 
Maurice Yvain ,of, Francei; orch. 
avec piano conducteur. 4to. (Céle- 
bre collection des succés, no. 226) 
Or May 16, 4923: el, clay 2950 
566247; Francis Salabert, Paris. 

11428 


par 


Pour L7AMOUR DE VOUS; romance sans 


paroles, par Raoul Boischot of 
France}; orch. avec piano-conduc- 
teur. 4to.. © May 5, 1923; 1 c. May 


18; E, 566064: R. Boischot, Paris. 
11429 


Pourguor; paroles de Jacques Redel- 
sperger, musique de Georges Menier 
lof Erancer, ©) Apr. 26: 192320 lane 
May 9; E 557822; Max Eschig, Paris. 

11430 


VENT ET DE 
musique de 
(Trois 


PoursuItE (LA) bu 
I,AMOUR; paroles et 
Edouard Mignan jof France) 


chants ‘arabes, °'no..,.3) *4@-Wiag 25, 
1923; 1 c. June 2; E 566225; Enoch 
& co; /Paris. 11431 


PovERA. GUAGLIONA (Giuseppina 
Bruno) ; versi di G. Spina, musica di 
Gennaro Quaranta tof Italy, domi- 
ciled at New York; mand. acc.) 4to. 
(Edizione La rinascente, no. 8) © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 16;-E, 563108 ; 
Giuseppe Spina, New York. 11432 


PRAIRIE PAL; words by E. J. Hoising- 
ton, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S1 © 
l,c.,May 25,.1923; Ey 56441/4;- Evea 
J. Hoisington, Dull Center, Wy. 

11433 


PRAIRIE (THE) SUN; bass song, words 
and! air’ by) He L, eWinttile mo AUS, 
acc.. by ErnsttA:) Hvansiifot MS. 
©! July 14, 0083; 20etrifnlyaie EF. 
563849; H. Lynn Tuttle, Clarkston, 
Wash, 11434 


PraisE Him; words by Jennie Ree, 
music by Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. 8.1 
©. June '18)"1923 "2c. yume 255. E, 
565144; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 11435 


PRAISE SONGS; words and music by 
G. T. Harewood tof Great Britain, 
domiciled at Chicago) © May 10, 
1923: 2.¢. May 2lepH 75643297 Glad. 
stone T. Harewood, Chicago. 11436 


PRAISE THE LorpD; words by Fanny J. 
Crosby, music by Chas. H. Gabriel 
(6O£;U.9S11" Ore Mines WSreie2s ec. 
June 25; E 565092; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 11437 


Prayer (A); words and music by O. 
P, ‘Manker ‘of "U."S7 © June 15, 
1923+) 206... July: 11;-4e 6636495" Or- 
ville Paul Manker, Hamlet, Ind. 

11438 


PREACH THE GOSPEL OF .SUNSHINE; 
words by Lizzie DeArmond, music 
by A. L. Byers of Ue © Apr. 
25,1923; (2 ¢.. May (28 wea Saco; 

Andrey Ta Byers, Caldwell, Id. ee 


PriLupE- ArtA- RonpEAU; par Axel — 
Raoul iach aes. tof Francei; 
piano:; ©: May (5,.19235 ea, 
18; E 566082; ones Paris. 11440 


PRELUDE SERAPHIQUE; by Purcell James 
Mansfield tof Great Britain) op. 104; 
organ. obl. 8vo. (New series of © 


690 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


11468 


organ music, no. 61) © June 12, 
1923; 1 c. June 20; E 566735; Mid- 
land music press, Leamington, Eng- 
land. 1144 


PRELUDE TO AN IMAGINARY DRAMA; by 
S. Gliwudski, arr. by M. L. Lake tof 
U. Ss; ofch. Ludwig library ed. 
Cleveland, Ludwig music pub. co. © 
June 30, 1923; 2 c. July 2; E 565411; 
Carl Ludwig, Cleveland. 11442 


PREMIERE BERCEUSE; par Max Guillaume 
tof France; pour violoncelle ou violon 
avec acc. de piano, en sol maj. © 
June 21, 1923; 1c. July 7; E 566884; 
Barrau, Luchon, France. 11443 


PRESIDENT HARDING, WONDERFUL MAN 
OF ALL; words by H. Floren, melody 
by Herman Dubois :pseud. of Ethel 
Pierro ts.) Ole: ‘July 2, 1923 ; 
E 565366; Helen Floren, Poughkeepsie, 
NOY: ' 11444 


Pretty JOSEPHINE (Die schoene Jo- 
sefa); polka, by George Schuckert 
rof U. Sa, arr. by H. Schuckert; con- 
certina. © June 22, 1922;:2 c. May 
28, 1923; E 562708; Henry Schuckert, 
Chicago. 11445 


PRETTY ROSE FOR YOU; words by C. J. 
Hudson, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 


ton fof U. Si © ic. June 28, 1923;:- 


H256p3638; ©:)/J. “Hudson, Oakland, 
Calif. 11446 


PrigrRE; paroles de L. Palliez, musique 
de Georges Menier tof France) 
Apr. 26, 1923;,1c. May 9; E 557824; 
Max Eschig, Paris. 11447 


PRINCESS OF THE PROM; from Don’t do 
that, Van, , words by George Tracy 
Coldren and Ralph Herrich Oatley, 
music by H. L. Wells fof U. Sa © 
May 17; 192352 ex June 253 F565197 - 
‘Howard Lester Wells, White Plains, 
NesY? 11448 


Pro PATRIA; march, by Adolph Lotter 
rof Austria}; orch. with piano con- 
ductor. 4to!° © Mar. 22, 1923; 1 c. 
Apr. 7; E 566044; Hawkes & son, 

_ London. 11449 


_ PropicaAt’s (THE) RETURN; solo and 
quartette, words and arr. of music by 
. H. G., music by Virginia Gabriel. 
femjane. 08:~1923*" 2 es June 255, EF 
565111; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 11450 


ProcrREss; words and music by T. A. 
~ Huson tof U. Si © June 22, 1923; 
2c. June 27; FE 565249; Thomas Al- 
fred Huson, Berkeley, Calif. 11451 


= 


PROGRESSIVE SERIES STUDIES; no. 408, 
542) “by ‘Concone  opi"'24, no.”'45" 7, 
selected and ed. by Leopold Godowsky 
tof U. Sa; piano. © June 27, 1923; 
2c. each June 30; E 563437, 563440; 
Art publication soc., St. Louis. 1t© 
fingering, phrasing, annotations, gen- 
eral instructions, glossary and recita- 
tion questions) 11452, 11453 


no. 415, 521-524, 621-623, 717, by 
Stephen Heller, op. 46, no. 1, 5, 7, 8, 
11, 23, op. 47, no. 8, 11, 15, selected 
and ed. by Leopold Godowsky tof 
U..Saz pianos, ©xy June .27; 1923 2h. 
each June 30; E 563438, . 563442- 
563449; Art publication soc., St. Louis. 
(© fingering, phrasing, pedaling, an- 
notations, general instructions, glos- 
sary, recitation questions] 


11454-11462 


no. 428, study of Streabbog (pseud. 
of Gobbaerts: op. 63, no. 6, selected 
and ed. by Leopold Godowsky tof 
We oa- piano. © June 27.1923 7 ce. 
June 30; E 563439; Art publication 
soc., St. Louis. (© fingering, phras- 
ing, pedali ing, annotations, general in- 
structions, ‘elossary, recitation ques- 


tions] 11463 


no. 504, study by Bertini, op. 100, 
no. 12, selected and ed. by Leopold 
Godowsky rof U. S.; piano. © June 
27, 1923: 2 c. June 30; E 563441; Art 
publication soc., St. Louis. © finger- 
ing, phrasing. annotations, general in- 
structions, glossary, recitation ques- 
tions) 11464 


| PROGRESSIVE SUNDAY SCHOOL SONGS, ed. 
by Chas. H. Gabriel, compiled by 
H. A. Rodeheaver tof U. Si 12mo. 
oar & Philadelphia, Rodeheaver 
© June 18, 1923; 2 cand aff. 

tte 25; A 705927; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 11465 


‘PROMENADES; de Francis Poulenc tof 


France}; piano. © June 16, 1923; 
1 c. June 20; E 566629; J. & W. 
Chester, ltd., London. 11466 


ProMisE (THE) OF THE WIND; words 
by B. Foren, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 
©Onlic. Joly 271923; 1 565367 ; Bes- 
sie Foren, Twin Falls, Id. 11467 


ProMIsEs;. words by Henry Scott 
Rubel, music by Willard C. Sumner 
and. Cecil Da, Brodt.: of “U. Sie © 
June’ #1923; "2c? June 16; EH 564854; 
Hook bros. piano co., Madison, Wis, 


11468 


691 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11469 


pt. 111; n.is.,-v. 18 


PSALTERIUM ANTIPHONARII ROMANI PRO 
DIURNIS HORIS; cum canto gregori- 
ano, ex editione Vaticana adamussim 
excerpto, et rhythmicis signis, a 
Solesmensibus monachis. 12mo. © 
Dec, 207, YO22* 1. Ves wBebi 24. 989255 
A—Foreign 22117; Desclée & co, 
Paris. 11469 


PUCKER UP AND ROLL THOSE LOVEABLE 
EYES; words and melody by Danny 


O’Neill tof U. Sa, arr. by George 
Holman j6t U.S: © A+ cl May" 22, 
1923; E 562577; Fred Fisher, inc., 
New York. 11470 


Pussy willow; words and melody by 


Bi ijean, tof Ue Sa c@ tics May 10; 
1923; E 562177; Elsie Jean, New 
York. 11471 


PuT YOUR ARMS WHERE THEY BELONG; 
words and melody by M. Stanford 
cof U. Sa, arr. by William Vodery 
iw. oa, Oeiuc, Ane 25 (022~ 7h 
543489; Marian Stanford, New York. 

11472 


PuT YOUR HAND TO THE PLOUGH ; words 
by E. E. Hewitt, music by B. D. 
iA picley tof U. Sa © June 18, 1923; 


2'c. June 25; E 565085; Homer A, 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11473 
PyHAKOULUN - LAULUKIRJA; (Sacred 


song book); 
englannin kielisia lauluja ja_ virsia 
pyhakoululle ja kodille, tcompiled by 
a committee of U. S. Nuottipainos. 
8vo. © Mar. 1, 1923; 2 c. May 21; 
aff. June 6; A 705715; Finnish 
Lutheran book concern, Hancock, 


Mich. 11474 


QUAKER .(THE); three-part song, 
words by F. E. Weatherly, music 
by Stephen Adams, arr. by Paul 
Bliss rof U. S14; women’s voices. 4to. 
© May 29), 1192352) ef June 21s) 
562746; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. «© new arrangement) 11475 


QUANNO ERO PICCERILLO; versi di A. 
Rutigliano, musica di Gennaro Qua- 
ranta of Italy, domiciled at New 
York; mand. acc. 4to. (Edizione 
Ba. Rinascente,’ 10: &)°* <©) "Wer. 1 
-1923; 2c. May 24; E 562645; Antonio 
Rutigliano, New York. 11476 


QuEEN (THE) oF INDIA; fox trot, by 
So. Salvrogot Us Siu siolines © lsc: 
July 12, 1923; E 565604; Salvatore 
Salvio, New York. 11477 


Quick MARCH; by Felix Swinstead tof 
Great, Britain) op. 5/,. no, 1, yed.eiby 
Ernest Fowles; piano. (Curwen 


69 


kokoelma suomen ja 1 


edition, no. 9211: Primary division) 
© June. 5, 19235 lic June. dee E 
566727; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., Lon- © 
don. ~ 11478 


QuiIntET; by K. Sorabji tof England); 
for piano and four stringed instru- 
ments. London, London and con- 
tinental music pub. co., ltd. obl. 4to. 
© “May © 5, /19235 1. ch@May. iver, 
557928; Kaikhosru Sorabji, London. 


11479 
QuiIntTETTE; par Reynaldo Hahn of 
France}; deux violons, alto, violon- 


cello et piano. © May 5, 1923; 1 c. 
May 18; E 566088; Heugel, Paris. 
11480 


RACHMANINOFF (S.) Prelude; by S. 
Rachmaninoff, arr. by Franz Ries tof 
Germany); violin and piano. © 
June 15, 1923801 “c.cjuher foe E 
566582; Keith, Prowse & co., ‘Itd., 
London. 11481 


Rapio ANN; words by L. E. Eshel- 
man, music by John F. Ryan tof 
Deas © ob. ch Puly. 13480235: E 
563654; Luella E. Eshelman, Clarence 
Center, N. Y. 11482 


words by T. O. Hooker, 
Huntington of 


RADIO BLUES}; 
ae bass E,.oonctet Gate 
Si .© 4c. May 2annde2Za3 
ee: T. O. Hooker, Horsefly, BIC. 
Canada. 11483 


RAIL ROAD BLUES; words by Ida Cox, 
melody by L. Austin tof U. Su 
1 c. June 6, 1923; E 562845; Lovie 
Austin, Chicago. 11484 


Rainsow (THE) sMILE; from Golden 
goose, words by Harold MacGrath, 
melody by V. H. Miller and F. Jack- 
son tof U.: Say' arr. by ae Ee Mailer: 


1 « May) 16; (19235% 2564176; 
Victor Henri Miller and Frederic 
Jackson, Syracuse iN. ve 11485 


Ratnprops; by Robert A. Hellard tof 
U. Sa) prane!* ©) (Mayin2lomags3 ; 
2 c. May 22; E 562628; Edward 
Schuberth & co., New York. 11486 


RavenA; fox-trot, words and music by 


D. J. Coyle tof U. $.i; arr. By Albert. @ 


Fener: tof Ue Siete ee alse 2 
1923: E, 565337; Dewey Joseph Cole, | 
New York. 11487 


ReBeKAH I. O. O. F. MARcH; by I. Doles 4 
tof U. S13. piano with »words., © @ 
May 20, 1923; 2 c. June 9; E 562920; 
Isaac Doles, Indianapolis. 11488 


9 


fond 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


RECOMPENSE; march, by Clinton E. 
Wile tof U. Si; band pts. 4to. © 
May 21, 1923; 2 c. May 23; E 564398; 
R. F. Seitz, Glen Rock, Pa. 11489 


RED HOT BLUES; words and music by 
Wen Hall tof U. Si © June 28, 
for, 2c. July 2°) F565387 ;),,ted 
Browne music co., inc., Chicago. 

11490 


REED-GROWN (THE) WATERS; by Sigfrid 
Karg-Elert tof England op. 96, no. 4; 
organ. (Jn Original compositions for 
the organ, new series, no. 97: Seven 
pastels, no. 4) © May 29, 1923; 1c. 
May 31; E 566206; Novello & co., ltd., 
London. 11491 


REELS AND Jics; by L. O. De Witt, rev. 
by J. S. Seredy tof U. Si; full orch. 
4to. Contents: Dan’s favorite——Casey 
the piper—The other one.—The rid- 
dle—The answer.—Virginia reel. © 
Apr. 10, 1923; 2c. May 12; E 562230; 
Carl Fischer, New York. © arrange- 
ment) 11492 


REFLECTIONS; reverie, by C. M. Croise- 
tiere rof U. S.1; piano. Boston) Evans 
muse cay (©) July 2, 1923; 2.c. June 
30; E 565357; Claudia M. Croisetiere, 
Fall River, Mass. 11493 


REFORMATION GLORY; collection of Gos- 
pel hymns, compiled by H. A. Sher- 
wood, C. W. Naylor and others, mu- 
sic ed. by A. L. Byers and B. E. 
Warren tof U. S.; Round note ed. 8vo. 
Gyan. 25: 51923'- 2 co "and ait. “Apr. 
Che PFU OO Gospel trumpet co., 
Anderson, Ind. 11494 


REFORMATION (THE) GLORY; words by 
Chas. W. Naylor, music by A. L. 
Byers tof U. Si © Apr. 25, 1923; 
2c. May 28; E 564505; Andrew L. 
Byers, Caldwell, Id. 11495 


RecinA (LA) ; mazurka, by Joseph Gioé 
tof Italy, domiciled at New York; 
piano. New York, Eden music pub. 
mee ee ar 28 1923: 2 c. May 222.8 
ao Joseph Palazzolo, New York. 

11496 


REGRET; words and melody by Cliff 
_ Friend and Harry Long tof U. Si © 
1 c. June 6, 1923; EF 564625; Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 11497 


-Rejorck, HE Is RISEN; words by E. 
Hewitt, music by El. a Henry bay 
SUL Siv©. June 18,1923; 2 es Sune 
25 3 Fy 565113 - Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 11498 


11508 


REMEMBER ME IN ROSE-TIME; words by 
Edward Oxenford, music by Maurice 
Elwin of Great Britaini; in G. © 
Apr 27, 1923 : 1 .c...May; 93.,.557815; 
Lareine & co., Itd., London. 11499 


REMEMBER THAT DEAR MOTHER WHO IS 
WAITING FOR YOU THERE; words by 
C. D. Durkin, music by George Graff, 
jz. tof U. Say, arr by ‘Mheo: Gz Beach 
tof U. Si © 1c. June 6, 192355 
bape Clara D. Durkin, Springfield, 


REMEMBER THE WALTZ; words by Sidney 
D. Mitchell, music by Abe Olman 1. . 
Abraham Olman, or. .U. 8.1. ©y jun 
oF, Wes ate June 9; E 563124; Ol. 
man, inc., New York. 11501 


RENOUNCEMENT; words by Alice Mey- 
nell, music by Muriel Herbert of 
Great Britain) © Mar. 23, 1923; 1c. 
Apr. 9; E 557313; Augener, Itd., Lon- 
don. 11502 


RESIGNATION; arioso, door Ary. Dulfer 
tof Holland); viool en piano. © Apr. 
90,1923: 1, c: Apr. 23°F, 506381; -Van 
Esso & co., Rotterdam, Hollanes ont 


RETURN YOUR LOVE TO. ME; words and 
music by M. J. Saxon of Jugo- 
Slavia, domiciled at New Yorki © 
May 23, 1923; 2.c. May 25; E 562823; 
Michael John Saxon, New ‘Saige o 

1 


REVERIE; by C. Black tof U. SS. Port- 
land, Or., International music pub. co. 
©, June 23,91923582 c) June? 25 1 
565178; Clare Black, Portland, ee 

11 


by ‘Harry? Pabstviot UiSaeodst 
and 2nd violin and. piano. (Crescent 
 eeitiony NO: Gorm ©rsulys is, 19232 <c: 
July 19; E 565714; Fred Heltman co., 
Cleveland. 11506 


R&VERIE DE CENDRILLON; par Roland 
Saint Aulaire rof Francei; piano a 4 
mains. (Contes de grand mere, no. 2) 
Cine IS Ih1073 7 le ce laalge vo aes 
566895; Jean Jobert, Paris. 11507 


REVERIE DU soIR (Evening reverie) ; 
by Charles Gimbel, jr. tof U. Sa op. 
50, ed. by M. W. Butler tof U: Sa; 
piano. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. Perry & 
son. © May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 28; 
E, 564492; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 11508 


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11509 


REVIVAL DAY IN DIxIE; words and mu- 
sic’ by J: Simms) jor Ue '-S.3 “are by, 
Dave Payton tof U. Si; piano with 
words. © 1c. June 1, 1923; E 562730; 
Joe Simms, New York. 11509 


RHAPSODIC PRELUDE; by Antonio de 
Grassi tof U. Si; piano. © June 15, 
1923 262 weds June s(22); i 565054 = 1G: 
Schirmer, inc., New York. 11510 


RINASCENTE (LA)! valzer, melodia di 
G. Quaranta tof Italy, domiciled at 


New Yorki © 1c. June 16, 1923; E 
563110; Gennaro Quaranta, New 
Yiouk, 11511 


RING DANCE; by R. Krentzlin tof Ger- 
many1.op. 71, no, /3 ; piano... (3;,¢har- 
acteristic dances, no. 3) © July 9, 
1923; 2 c. July 13; E 563747; Arthur 
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 11512 


Rinc (A) to THE NAME oF Rose; fox 
trot song, from The rise of Rosie 
O’Reilly, words and music by George 
M. Cohan tof U. $1 © May 21, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 562717;;M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. 11513 


Riguer A LA HOUPE; par Roland Saint 
Aulaire tof France); piano a 4 mains. 
(Contes de grand mére, no. 1) © 
June 19, 1923; 1 c. July 7; E 566894; 
Jean Jobert, Paris. 11514 


Rist (THE) oF Rostk O’REILLY; two 
act musical comedy, new American 
song and dance show, by G. M. Cohan 
OfiWinSah «© Inc jume 8)7192355) 
26458; George M. Cohan, New Hae 

1151 


RistsH1 (DIE) SHER; words and mel- 
ody by A. Schwartz tof U. Si © 
1c. May 14,°19233 & 564110: Abe 
Schwartz, New York. 11516 


Rita; waltz, words by T. La Velle, 
music by Dennis Patrick La Velle 
tof England, domiciled at St. Pauh, 
arr. by T. La Velle tof England, 
domiciled at St. Paull © 1c. June 
30, 1923; EK 563467; Teresa La Velle, 
St. Paul. 


Ritzi Mitzi; snappy peppy ditty, words 
by Howard Johnson, music by Con 
Conrad “and * Irvine” | Mi: 5 Bibor jor 
A oO Nay 7 1O73 22 te May 
18; E 562566; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York: 11518 


River (Tue) Nite; words and music 
by Elizabeth “Gest , fof’ U. Sir; “sop., 
alto, and bass, melody in bass. Ato. 


7) 


pt. 11f, nos.) 7. 18 


(Theo. Presser co. school choruses) 
©: June'’25, 1923; 2: c. June 27s’ EF 
563350; Theo. Presser co., Philadel-. 
phia. . 11519 


RoBERT’S LULLABY; words and music 
by Mrs. D. Malin rof U. $1; sop. 1, 2 
and’ alto:™ © 1 se. WWiay 23— 1923;: 
564370; Mrs. Douglas Malin, Long 
Beach, Calif. 11520 


Rosin GoopFELLOwW; by Elizabeth Cook 
tof U. Sa; mixed voices. 4to. 
(Quartets and choruses for mixed 
voices, secular, no. 2727) © Mar. 
12, 1923; 2 c. May 2; E 564051; John 
Church co., Cincinnati. 11521 


RcBIN ON THE LAWN; by G. A. Grant- 
Schaefer of U. Si; piano. (On the 
lawn, no. 1) © July 9, 1923; 2 c. 
July 13; E 563738; Arthur P. Schmidt 
co., Boston. 11522 


RocK ME TO SLEEP; solo or quartette, 
words anon., music by Chas. H. Ga- 
briel tof U. Sa, © Junegiary73; 
2 c.. June 25;  BoslZe. omer ae 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11523 


RocK ME TO SLEEP WITH MY VIRGINIA 
MELODY; words and music by Joe 
Darcey, Bud Green and Ray Hen- 
derson tof U. S1 © June 8, 1923; 
2c. June 9; E 562918; Shapiro, 
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 

11524 


Rock oF AGES; words by A. M. Top- 
lady, music by H. Lillenas tof Nor- 
way, domiciled at Redlands, Calif. 
© July 1; 19233 2c. ly 


565712; Haldor Lillenas, Redlands, 
Calif. 11525 
Rococco; suite, by Emil Kronke of 


Germany) op 156; piano. Contents: 
1. Preludio—2. Gavotte—3. Sara- 
bande.—4. Menuett.—5. Bourrée. © © 
Mar. 15,’ 19232 vec Apr9s 557326 5. 

Schott & co., London. ~ 11526 


RoMAN REVELS; tarantella, by Gerald 
Frazee, arr. by R. E. Hildreth tof 
U. Sa: orch. -4to. (© Apr a0, 1923; 
2c. May 28; E 564487; Walter Ja- © 
cobs, inc., Boston. (© gre see 4 


RoMANCE; by C. W. Bennet, rev. by 
J. S. Seredy sof U. $13) full) orch. @ 
with piano acc. 4to: "© Mar.. 15, @ 
1923: 2 ¢. May’ 12;"E, 562215; .Carl 
Fischer, New York. (© arrange- 
ment) 11528 


694 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


11548 


—— by Francis Richter tof U. 5.1 op. 
23, no. 2; violin and piano. © June 
faai02s 4 22.c. june: 225.5) 505057 ; 
G. Schirmer, inc. New York. 11529 


—— by Giuseppe Ferrata of U. S.1 op. 
37, no. 2; organ. (Jn Modern suite 
for organ: Fischer edition, no. 
4720) © May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 
fe) 50512632: J-.Kischer .& bro, 
New York. 11530 


—— by Johan S. Svendsen, op. 26, ed. 
by Franz Ries tof Germanyi; violin 
and piano. New ed. (Cover-title: 
Romance in F) © June 15, 1923; 
1c. June 16; E 566583; Keith, Prowse 
& co., Itd., London. 11531 


RosaBELLE; valse brillante, by August 
Noélck of Germany) op. 209; piano. 
@y halys 93619233 1 2.c0July 1330E 
563748; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos- 
ton. PL Ns82 


Roscor’s FOX TROT WAS THE HOOCHY 
KoocH; words by C. D. Brown, mu- 
sic by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. 8.1 
© 1c. June 6, 1923; E 564663; C. 
D. Brown, Minneapolis. 11533 


RosE-BuD: words and music by M. 
Hoar wor. 5.1.’ © Ac... June,’ 6, 
1923; E 564722; Minette Hirst, New 
York. 11534 


Rosé (THE) 1s BoRN; words by Euphe- 
mia Macleod, music by Bertrand- 
Brown tof U. S1 © June 14, 1923; 
2 ©, yune 18; F,.563198; ; Uheo. Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 11535 


Rost Marist; 34 volkslieder aus Her- 
mann Lons Kleinem rosengarten, mu- 
sik von Friedrich Gertenberg of 
Germany); klavierausgabe mit angabe 
fiir lautenspiel. 4to. © Sept. 1, 
1922; 1 c. May 29, 1923; E 566191; 
Adolf Hampe, Hanover, Sern 

2) 


RosE oF ALL THE WORLD; words and 
melody by J. A. Richison rof U. Su, 
arr. by Arthur Fisk tof U. Si © 

mol e june (2191923 5 563250 ; Janet 

_ Andrews Richison, Santa Cruz, nee 


Rost oF Brazit; fox-trot tango, words 
and music by Ray Klages and Billy 
Bazioh tot WU, S11. © May 25, 1923; 


2c. May 28; E 564544; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 11538 | 


RosE oF suNNY ItALY;- Italian fox- 
trot, words by Cal De Voll and Jim- 
mie Altiere, music by Joseph Chap- 
maiy 1th Ls) SagokO. edie 23,1923; 
2c. June 18; E 564913; Forster, mu- 
sic publisher, inc., Chicago. 11539 


RosE OF THE CABARET; words and mu- 
sic by Irma Hopper fof U. Si © 
June 4, 1923; 2 c. May 23; E 562824; 
Stark & Cowan, inc., New York. 

11540 


RosEBuD; words by Mrs. L. Bohringer, 
music by Bauer bros. tof U. Si © 
May 19, 1923; 2c. May 26; E 564454; 
Mrs. Louis Bohringer, Bloomington, 
Wis. : 11541 


RosEMAREE; words by D. Manning, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 © 1c. May 
19, 1923; E 562489; Delma Manning, 
Vicksburg, Miss. 11542 


RosEs (THE) HAVE MADE ME REMEM- 
BER; words by M. Abbott, music by 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Sa, arr. by 
hee. AGapseacht [Giek)..%S.) ©) 1 cs 
July 5, 1923; E 565457; Mildred Ab- 
bott, Methuen, Mass. 11543 


ROSES OF MY LOVE; words and melody by 
je A. iichison tor U.S, art. by Ar 
thu Fisk tof, U.S Ord, ica july, 2; 
1923; EF, 565349; Janet Andrews Richi- 
son, Santa Cruz, Calif. 11544 


RoskEs oF Picarpy; fox trot, by Haydn 
Wood, orch. by Chas. N. Grant tof 
U. Sa; orch. tNew York Chappell- 
Harms, inc. 4to.. © June 6, 1923; 
2c. June 7; EF, 562888; Chappell & co., 
Itd., London. (© arrangement) fic 

1154 


RosEy’s (GEORGE) FOLIO OF MISCELLAN- 
EOUS PIECES, NO. 1;.by George Rosey 
viot Uli Sas.cello. : ©) May. 22)/1923 - 
2c. May 23; E 564389; Edward B. 
Marks music co., New York. (© ar- 
rangement} 11546 


RostgE O’Rosé; words by C. E. March, 
music by VW. El. Browns 10ls U.- con 
On May 4 1925-2 co May 12-8 
562420; Clarence E. March music co., 
Willimantic, Conn. 11547 


Roya, (THE) BLUE; words and music 
by, Ro K. Pletcher tof U. S.1, arr. by 
Be El. kobinsom,; © Jtme. 2. .1923- 
2c. June 6; E 564710; R. K. Fletcher, 
Boston. 11548 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11549 


pt. 111,n. s., v. 18 


Roya, (THE) cALL; words by C.- J. 
Fairfax Scott, music by Cecil Dorling 
tof England; © Jan. 24, 1923; 1 c. 
July 3; E 566860; Charles Joseph 
Fairfax Scott, London. 11549 


RUBINSTEIN (ANTON GREGOROVITCH) 
Only in Jesus; words by Jennie Ree, 
music arr. from Rubinstein, with cho- 
rus by C. H. G. wf Us. S1 © June 
18,7,19273 5.22 ¢.,gune aes) Hy S65dD» 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, pune ei 


RUNNIN’ WILD; by Grey, Wood and 
Gibbs of °W..-Say ark! “by sAlired”J. 
Doyle tof U. Si; male quartette. 4to. 
(Feist’s popular songs arranged for 
male voices, series 3) © May 12, 
1923: 2. c. May 14;.H 564153; Leo 
Feist, inc. New York. (© arrange- 
ment) 11551 


fox trot, by A. Harrington Gibbs 
tof’ U. Sa, arr. by. O. Sciacca: fof 
U. Si; band. 4to. (Feist edition, 
no. 1600) © May 12, 1923; 2 c. May 
14: E 563154; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement) 11552 


RUNNING RIVULET; caprice, by Carl Wil- 
helm Kern tof U. Si op. 500, no. 5; 
piano. (Tone diversions) © June 
Pe MO2gs* 2 ic une a7 25033092 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 


RUNNING ’ROUND THE BLUES; words by 
Ben Brown and B. Smythe, music by 


B. Smythe tof U. Si © 1 c. July 
5, 1923: E 565434: Billy Smythe, 
Louisville. 11554 


Rusk CouNTY LEGION BAND; by O. B. 
Karr tof U. Si; band. 4to. © June 
30, 1923: 2c. July 2; E 565401; O. B. 
Karr, Hawkins, Wis. 11555 


RUSSELL SAGE COLLEGE SONG BOOK; ed. 
by Charlotte L. Randall tof U. Su, 
assisted by Grace Handsbury. 4te. 
© May 11, 1923; 2 c. and aff. May 
14: A 704595: Athletic assn., Russell 
Sage college, Boston. 11556 


RUSSIAN POTPOURRI, NO. 1; melody by 
A. Schwartz tof U. Si © 1c. May 
16, 1923: E 564183; Abe Schwartz, 
New York. 11557 


RussIAN POTPOURRI, NO. 2; melody by 
A. Schwartz tof U. Si © 1c. May 
16, 1923: E 564184; Abe Schwartz, 
New York. 11558 


RussIAN POTPOURRI, NO. 3; melody by 
A. Schwartz tof U. Si © 1c. May 
16, 1923; E 564185; Abe Schwartz, 
New York. 


11559 5 


RUSSIAN POTPOURRI, NO. 4; melody by 
A. Schwartz tof U. Si © 1 c. May 
16, 1923; E 564186; Abe Schwartz, 
New York. ~ 11560 


RUSSIAN TANGO; arr. by Vladimir Bren- 
ner rof U. Si © 1c. Apr. 2, 1923; 
E 561334; L. Bolotin, A. Bunchuk 
and V. Brenner, New York. 11561 


RutH; words by R. Le Atkinson, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois (pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Sa © 1c. June 
4, 1923; E 562839: Robert Le At- 
kinson, Lockport, N. Y. 11562 


SABBATH (THE) DAY; words and mu- 
sic bv H. E. Engle tof U. Si © 
June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 14; E 563047; 
Henry Evert Engle, Exchange, W. ves 

11563 


SAD ’N’ LONELY BLUES; words and mel- 
ody by P. Grainger and L. Wilson of 
UW. Su, arr. by P. Grater” (Oc. 
June 18, 1923; E 564873; Porter 
Grainger and Lena Wilson, New ay 

11564 


SAFE (A) RETREAT; words anon., music 
by H. A. Henry tof U. Sh © June 
18,' 1923; 2.¢5,Junes 25: 94565160 ; 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. see 

11 


Sarest (THE) PATH; words by Lizzie 
DeArmond, music by A. L. Byers tof 


U..-Sa. ©. Apr. 25) 19285 See May 
28; E 564507; Andrew L. Byers, 
Caldwell, Id. 11566 


SAHANDA; chanson d’amour, words by 
C. De Roche, music by F. Nazare- 
Aga of France, domiciled at Holly- 
wood, Calif. Hollywood, Calif., 
Frank Meysson. © Mar. 1, 1923; 
2 c. Mar: 21; E°564367; °F: Nazare- 
Aga and Charles De Roche, Holly- 
wood, Calif. 11567 


SAHARA SARAH; comic oriental song, 
words by Dave Reed, melody by E. 


A. Mario jof Italy) © 1c. July 18, 
1923; E 563943; J. Palazzolo, New 
York. 11568 


SAILING ON THE DELAWARE; words by 


j. S.. Gallagher, music’ by .E; S. S. 
Huntington prof U. Si © 1 c..May 3 
26, 1923; E 562691: John §. Galla-@ 
gher, Chester, Pa. 


SAILING ON THE NILE; fox trot song, 
words by Brian Hooker, music by — 
Adorjan Otvés tof U. Sa © May 8, | 
1923; 2 c. May 9; E 564067; Harms, © 
inc., New York. 11570 © 


696 


11569 © 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


11590 


Satnt-Samns (CHARLES CAMILLE) Il 
canto del cigno (The song of the 
swan); versi di Silvio Picchianti, 
musica di C. Saint-Saéns of Francei, 
arr. di A. Cibelli pof U. S.1; violino e 
pero OE 1'c. | Jue’ 29, 19235" 
563405; Alfredo Cibelli, New Biot 


SALT youR suGAR; words and music 
by Seymour Simons tof U. Si © 
May 31, 1923; 2 c. June 1; E 562721; 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 11572 


SALUTE THE DoxeEys; march, by C. H. 
Davis tof U. Si; band. 4to. San 
Diego, Calif., Stewart ptg. co. © 
June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 11; F, 564760 ; 
Davis & Stewart, San Diego, cal 


Sammons (Apert) Intermezzo; by A. 
Sammons of England) op. 21; vio'in 
with piano acc. © May 17, 1923; 
1 c. May 26; E 566187; Hawkes & 
son. London. 11574 


San Dirco Bay; words and music by 
fan ©. ‘Seurlock jof!'Us- Sa © 
frame o 19232 vc. June 18; E 
564916; James H. C. Scurlock, San 
Diego, Calif. 11575 


SAN FRANCISCO BY THE SEA; words by 
Florence Ray Neeley, music by Aura 
Strother Turner tof U. Si © May 
5) 1923-02 cc.) May 14;" EB 564131 ; 
Neeley & Turner, Geyserville, rele 


SARACEN (THE) GUARD; march, text 
of trio by John J. P. Mullane, mu- 
sic by W. C. White rof U. 5.1; piano. 
(Sheet music edition, P. 1352) © 
May 19, 1923; 2c. June 27; E 565291 ; 


Carl Fischer, New York. (© ar- 

rangement) 11577 
 Satisriep (THE) BLUES; words and 

music by L. Fowler tof, U. S$. 


1 c. June 11, 1923; E 564749; Lem- 
uel Fowler, New York. 11578 
SauL; overture, by Antonio Bazzini, 
especially arr. by F. Fanciulli, rev. 
‘by Lester Brockton jof U. $.; mili- 
tary band, with conductor. (Gilmore 
band library, no. 6) © Mar. 21, 
1023= 2 ‘© ‘May 12; © 562232; Carl 
Fischer, New York. (© revised ar- 
rangement) . 11579 


SAVANNAH; words by Gus Kahn, mel- 
- ody by Walter Donaldson tof U. 5. 
© 1 c. June 20, 1923; E 563212; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 11580 


697 


SAW MILL RIVER ROAD; the same old 
story, fox trot from Glory, by Harry 
Tierney cof U. Si, ‘arriby) O».Sciacca 
cof U. Si; band. 4to. (Feist edi- 
tion, no. 1606) © June 7, 1923; 2 c. 
June 8; .E! 562893; Leo’ Feist, inc., 
New York. (© arrangement; 11581 


SAY IT WITH A UKULELE; words~ and 
music by Art Conrad a. e. Arthur 
Conrad, of U. Si © June 11, 1923; 
Ze. June 2; EF, 562936; American 
music pub. co., New York. 11582 


SAY IT WITH FLOWERS TO YOUR MOTHER; 
words by A. Batemen, melody by 


marmot Dax trot Ol" S41. > Re ees 

June .13,° 1923,;°° E (564780;° Arthu€ 

Batemen, Verdua, P. Q., Canada. 
11583 


SCAMPAGNATELLA; versi di G. Tetamo, 
musica di G. Martonelli tof Italy); 
mandolino ace. Naples, Klarophone 
record co. 4to. © May 1, 1923; 
1 c. May 25; E 566149; Italian book 
co., New York. 11584 


ScANDAL BLUES; words and music by 
Donald Heywood and Spencer Wil- 
Hams joie Sa <@iaive. Janey26, 
1923; EF, 563321; Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. 11585 


ScENE DE Styrax; de Cydalise et le 
chévre-pied, de Gabriel Pierné of 
France); piano. (Morceaux dé- 
fachies,.n0-43)/4,,©)!) May 5, 19235 1c. 
May 17; E 566068; Heugel, Paris. 
(© arrangement} 11586 


| SCHERZETIO; by Arnoldo Sartorio tof 


Germany); piano. © June 14, 1923; 
2c. June 18; E 563186; Theo.. Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 11587 


SCHERZO-INTERMEZZO; by Marmaduke 
Barton ,of Great Britain); piano. © 
Mary 24):1923: 1c :Apr. 9s EF 557316: 
Augener, lItd., London. 11588 


ScHONsTE (Dik) VoN ALLEN; operette 
in drei akten, von Georg Okonkow- 
ski, music von Gilbert fof Germany, 
eingerichtet von Rolf Beeneken tof 
Germany); klavierauszug mit text. 
©: Jane’ ls T1919. Tc." Sept.’ 23: 1922 
EF 565662; Buhnenverlag Ahn & 
Simrock, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 11589 


ScHoor, DAYS; duet by J. Owen Long 
fof WU. Si1= planoor /organ. , © ‘May 
24, 1923; 2c. May 28: E 564404. A. 
W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo. 11590 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11591 


pti1lignpss ye lB: , 


ScHoo pAys—Continued. 


march, by John F. Barth, arr. by 
Herman Hummel tof U. Sa; Ist and 
2nd violin and piano, with vocal cho- 
rus. (Crescent edition, no. 41) © 
July 17, 1923; 2 c. July 19; E 565718; 
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. t© bow- 
ing, fingering and phrasing! 11591 


ScHool, RHYTHMS FOR THE KINDERGAR- 
EN AND LOWER PRIMARY GRADES; alr. 
by W. Hunter Beckwith, compiled by 
Ethel M. Robinson tof U. $.1; piano. 
© May 19, 1923; 2 c. and aff. May 
21: A 708314; Clayton F. Summy co., 
Chicago. 11592 


ScuusBErt (FRANZ PETER) Deux valses- 
_caprices; sur des themes de F. Schu- 
bert, arr. par I. Philipp rof France; 
piano. Contents: 1. En ut majeur.— 
2 En sol majeur. © May 5, 1923; 
1c. May 18; E 566079, 566080 ; Heugel, 
Paris. 11593, 11594 


Impromptu in F minor; by F. Schu- 
bert, op. 142, freely rev. by Rudolf 
Ganz tof Switzerland, domiciled at St. 
Louis}; piano. © June 30, 1923; 2 c. 
July 3; — 563487; Composers’ music 
corp., New York. 1© revision 


11595 


__-) Marche ‘militaire, no.°91; by oF. 
- Schubert, arr. by J. S. Seredy tof 
U. Sa; full orch. with piano con- 
ductor. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 
27, Hy 565281 ¢..|Cark, Fischer, New 
York. © arrangement) 11596 


5.7 jie. bylF. Schubert,”op. 99, ed. 
by Joseph Adamowski of Poland, 
domiciled at Cambridge, Mass.1; piano, 
violin and violoncello; in B flat maj, 
(Schirmer’s library, no. 1471) 121) 
May 26, 1923; 2c. June 4; E 564617; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 1@) 
editing) 11597 


op. 100, ed. by Joseph Ada- 
mowski tof Poland, domiciled at Cam- 
bridge, Mass.1; piano, violin and violon- 
cello, in E flat. (Schirmer’s library of 
tnasical classics, v. 0472: (ries, “no: 
2)4,@ June9, 1923; Zech June 15a 
563068; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 
(© arrangement 11598 


SCHUMANN (ROBERT ALEXANDER) Two 
songs of Schtimann; arr. by Sidney 
Herbert tof Great Britaim «rand Suite 
bohemian: by J. Ord Hume tof Great 
Britain): band. 4to. (Boosey’s brass 
band journal, no. 634) ° © May 1, 
1923: 1 c. June 2: E 566283; Boosey 
& co., London: 1© aripHeCneey 


ScorcH MEDLEY; march, by S$. Seiler tof 
UU: S.1 :, piano, 14©) JumeiZseoe ae a2 ac. 
June 30; E. 563463; .S. Seiler, Los 
Angeles. - ~ 11600: 


SCRAUNCHIN BLUES; words and_music 
by, Billy Smythe yotsUama, ©xavc. 
July 5, 1923; EK 565432; Billy Smythe, 
Louisville. 11601 


SCRIVENNO A MAMMA; lettera d’Amer-- 
ica, versi di Pasquale Buongiovanni,. 
musica di Louis Canoro tof U. $1; 
mandolino acc. 4to. © May 15, 1923; 
2c. May 22; EF 562618; Vittoria mu- 
sic pub. co., New York. 11602 


SEA (A) prEAM; by Edgar Moy tof 
Great Britaim, ed. by Ernest Fowles; 
piano. 4to. (Curwen edition, no. 
9220: Primary division) © May 25, 
1923; 1 c.. June 1); i 50G7 32-0 Gur 
wen & sons, lItd., London. 11603 


SEATTLE TOWN; words and music b 
Harold Weeks of U. Si isa tie, 
Wash.) Young men’s business club of 
Seattle. ‘©. June 1,°1923) 2c. tune 
11; E 564743; Harold Weeks melody 
shop, Seattle. 11604 


SECOND AVENUE; words and melody by 
H:; Berman tof Us Sa i@yieeMay 
19, 1923; E 562494; Harry Berman, 
New York. 11605 


SEE ATLANTIC CrTy FIRST; words and 
music .by' B::Smith} fof VASa°@ Ic. 
June 30, 1923; E 563473; Byron Smith, 
Atlantic City. 11606 


SELECTED SUNDAY SCHOOL SONGS; com- 
piled by F. G. Kingsbury and Gordon 
D. Shorey joi (U 45a) 4to aay rem 
bone.—2. Cornets.—3. First violin —4. 
First; clarinet.,,.@©@ Apr. ¢5o0929)3) 2c! 
each and aff. Apr. 9; A 704090-704093 ; 
Hope pub. co., Chicago. 11607-11610 


SELF-INSTRUCTIONS FOR PLAYING THE 

MENDEL TENOR GUITAR; we 1, by J. W. 

_ Mendel; tof; sy Sip @_ Junepe2s 1922 ; 

2.c; andvafl. May A7Z,,d9235 4%, 707014 
J. W. Mendel, Connellsville, Pa. 

1160 


SEND YOUR LOVE BY RADIO; words by 
J. M. Warnack, melody by J. A. Mac-. 
Kinnony of, U., S.1 | © 1. ey-jJune, 13, a 
1923; E 564781; John Allan MacKin- | 


non, Pasadena. 11612 
SEPTEMBER; words by E. E. Saxton, 
music. by,. EB) Sw.) S.nuntineten, ior 
VU. «Sa. ©: 1c. June say Pe2sen 


563024 : KE. E. Saxton, Pittsburgh. 


11613: 


698 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


nia /,, 1923 


11634 


SERENADE AMOUREUSE; by R. Drigo tof 
italyi. “piano. ©” May*29, 1923; 2 '¢ 
June 1; E 562767; Theo. Presser co., 
Philadelphia. 11614 


SERENATA A Marta Rosa; versi di G. 
Amato, musica di Scinti Rogger tof 
Italy, domiciled at New Yorki © 
1 c. June 30, 1923; EF 563451; Gen- 
naro Amato, New York. 11615 


SERPENTS (THE) STROLL; words and 
melody by J. A. Richison jof U. Su, 
arr. by Netta Naomi Andrews of 
Larsen eco tune) 25; 1923 so EF 
565067; Janet Andrews _ Richison, 
Santa’ Cruz, Calif. 11616 


Service (THE) oF our Kinc; words by 
. S. Brown, music by Charles H. 
Maskell fof U. Si © June 18, 1923; 
2 eajane'25:;; EH 565153; Homer ‘A, 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11617 


SEVCiK SCHOOL OF VIOLIN TECHNIC; by 
Otto Sevcik, ed. by Franz C. Born- 
schein tof U. S.; Ditson ed. no. 323- 
326. bk} "'),) First’ position:—bk: - '2, 
Second to the seventh position.—bk. 
3, Shifting in all positions——bk. 4, 
Double stopping left hand pizzicato 
and harmonics. ©. Mar. 12, 1923; 
2G aim, an. Apr, 9." A’ 702Z680— 
702683; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 
(© editing) 11618-11621 


SHADCHIN (DER) MIT DIE KALLES; 
words by Louis Gilrod, melody by 
J. M. Rumshinsky jof U. Si © 
1 c. June 16, 1923; EF 563102; Joseph 
M. Rumshinsky, New York. 11622 


SHAMSY-YA-SHAMSY; Syrian song, 
~words by Ameen Zaidan, set to mu- 
sic of O sole mio by Di Capua of 
Hoiveo der. Dy A Maloot or ,U. S-4 
tetas Mirae 26... LO23) 1”. 5Q4481 5 
Alexander Maloof, Brooklyn. 11623 


- SHANGHAI-BAy; fox-trot, .worte von 
Beda, musik von Austin Egen tof 
Germany; © Oct. 15, 1922; 1c. June 
8, 1923; E 566388; Wiener boheme- 
verlag, Vienna. 11624 


SHANGHAI (THE) POPPY MAN; words 
by George A. Little, music by T. 
Ryman or. Sa Ole Apr, ,'28; 
1923; EF, 562174; Tommy Lyman, New 
York. 11625 


SHA-won-DA-SEE (The  south-wind) ; 
words from Hiawatha by Longfel- 
low,” music’ by James A. _Bliss’-jof 
Ties op, ly no;: 3s medi: voice,” in 


F. (Fischer edition, no. 5252) © 
Jute 2ay 1925 1 Zenit 20'" E 
565330; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 

11626 


SHE DOES THE GRIZZLY BEAR; words by 
A. W. Bruce, music by E. S$. S. Hunt- 
mpton Siti.) Sit Old ce Alay 16; 
1923; E, 564213; A. W. Bruce, Shel- 
ton, Wash. 11627 


SHE'S A BONNIE BONNIE LASSIE WHEN 
SHE SMILES; song and fox trot, words 
and music by A. M. Fowler jof 


US; with 1st ovielih (pee? Or" a) cs 


June 21, 1923; E 563241; Archibald 
McKay Fowler, Oakland, Calif. 
11628 


SHE'S A HOT-FooT; words by Frank 
Strepon and Vernon Madden, mel- 
ody by John Martell tof U. Su, arr. 
by Geo... F. Bréigel fof Ul °S.1. © 
1c. May 15, 1923; E 562664; Mar- 
tell pub. co., New York. 11629 


SHE'S GOT THAT Too; words by W. M. 
Schmitt and H. Krumpe, music by E. 
michele “jor, Ws. Snare, “by Woe 
sclimitt ron Uy Sa "Omi, june 25, 
1923; EF 565079; William M. Schmitt, 
Elmer Aichele and Herman Krumpe, 
Cincinnati. — 11630 


SHE’S SO DIFFERENT Now; from Green- 
wich Village follies, words by Geo. 
Shimola and Thomas Malie, music 
by Sammy Stept tof U. S: © May 
LO O28 ig Clie May 25.) 564403) 
Stept & Shimola, inc., Cleveland. 

1163] 


SHE'S THE GAL FoR ME; words by H. 
Stieneker, music by Valeria Gordon 
tof U.$.1; piano with words. 4to. 
Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562783; 
Henry Stieneker, Duff, Ind. . 11632 


SHE, THE QUEEN OF FAIRY NIGHT; song 
, and fox trot, words and music by 
A. M. Fowler, tof U.S, arr. by H. 
N pi Boster (tof 1U..S1..©.1 ¢.,. June 
14, 1923; E 562993; Archibald Mc- 
Kay Fowler, Oakland, Calif. 11633 


SHELL our; 1920, words and music by 
Elliott Wright Hayes tof U. Sj 4to. 
(Music of Tufts college, no. 49) © 
Janitid, A92037: 22 ¢,* INiay2 1): 1923.) 2 
962508; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass. 11634 


SHEPHERD BOY WALTZ; by Wilson, arr. 
by M. W. Butler tof U. S.:: ‘piano. 
(Gems from famous melodies) © 


1905-238 699 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11635 


SHEPHERD BOY WALTz—Continued. 


May 24, 1923; 2c. May 28; E 564498; 
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Ta 


SHEPHERD, SHOW ME HOW ‘o Go; words 
by Mary Baker Eddy, music by Ros- 
setter G. Cole tof U. Sa; high voice, 
organ acc. in D. © May 31, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 562732; Harry I. Hunt, 
Boston. 11636 


Suininc (THE) PATH; words by M. 
Levecesque, music by E. S. S. Hunt- 
ingtonof U.S; ©1c. June 14, 1923; 
E 563000; Madeline Levecesque, Wil- 
liams, Minn. 11637 


SHINING TRESSES; by Paul Lawson tof 
. Sa; piano. (Young recitalist, gr. 

2) © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; EF 
563168; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 11638 


SHok (THE); dance suite from the 


ballet, by John Ansell tof Great Brit-- 


ain}; orch. with piano conductor. 
(Chappell & co.’s orchestral selec- 
tions, no. 156) Contents: 1. The 
sabot.—2. The ballet shoe—3. The 
court shoe.4. The sandal. The 
brogue. © Mar. 19, 1923; 1 c. Apr. 
9: E 557066; Chappell & co., Iltd., 


London. (© arrangement 11639 
SHorRt COMMUNION SERVICE; words 
from the Episcopal prayer book, 


music by Harvey B. Gaul tof U. 5.1; 
mixed voices, organ acc.; in G min. 
©, june’ 9. 89739"2: c., June ia kane el 
563069; G. Schirmer, inc., New ore 


SHorT REQUIEM MASS; with absolution 
and responses by G. M. Compagno rof 
U. Si; in F minor. 2d. rev. ed. 4to. 
©) Apr-” 29, '1923,°°2""c.. May 21, E 
564343: Graeyse publishers, San Fran- 
cisco. «© revision 11641 


SHortT STUDY PIECES; in the second and 
third grades by M. Greenwald tof 
U. Sa; piano. © June 14, 1923;.2 c. 
June 18; E 563179; Theo. Presser Co., 
Philadelphia. 11642 


SHow (THE) GIRL; melody by J. S4 
Famecnik tof U? Sa \-@©. locoJune 118, 
1923: E 564871; Sam Fox pub. co., 
Cleveland. 11643 


HRINE (THE) cITy; words and music 
= by F. S. Hodgson tof U. S.1 _Wash- 
ington, George E. Johnson: © May 
19, 1923; 2c. May 21; E 564337; Ss 
Hodgson, Washington. 11644 


pt. III, n. s., v.18 


SHUFFLIN’ Mose; words by George D. 
Lottman, music by Phil Napoleon and 
Frank Signorelli tof U. Si .© June 
21, 1923;.. 2 -¢.* Jamer 2a aoe 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 11645 


SHURE, THE OLD LOVE'S THE BEST LOVE; 
words by Francis DeWitt, music by 
Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. Si © June 
19, 1923; 2 c. June 22 =.bseoeoae, MM. 
Witmark & sons, New York. 11646 


SI TU M’AIMES; valse chante, paroles 
et musique de Eusébe Champagne tof 
U. Sa Lowell, Mass., Orion music 
co. © May 5, 1923; 2 c. May 8; E 
564106; Eusebe Champagne, Lowell. 

1164 


SI VOUS N’AIMEZ PAS CA; couplets, de 
lopérette-bouffe, La haut, lyrics de 
Albert Willemetz, musique de Maurice 
Yvain tof France: © May 15, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; E 566255; Francis Sala- 
bert, Paris. 11648 


SIcILIA GAIA; polka brillante, di Fran- 
cesco Renda :of Italyi; piano. ©1ec. 
June 14, 1923; E 563273: Gaetano 
Lo Bianco, New York. 11649 


SIGMA CHI DREAM GIRL; words and mu- 
sic by N. B. Langworthy tof U. $. 
©, Apri’ 2, 1923 2. ieee 
564139; National fraternity pub. co., 
Plymouth, Ind. 11650 


SILENT DREAMS; words by F. C. Shep- 
herd, music by Valeria Gordon of 
U. Sa; piano with words. 4to. 
Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562794; 
Frederick Clayton Shepherd, Hueys- 
ville, Ky. 11651 


SILHOUETTES; nine childhood pictures, 
by Vladimir I. Rebikov, op. 31, ed. 
and fingered by Carl Deis tof U. $.1; 
piano. (Schirmer’s library of musical 
classics, v. 1474) \©, Jume 13, 1923): 
2c. June 16; E 564824; G. Schirmer, 
inc., New York. (© editing and finger- 
ing] 11652 


SILVER (THE) BELL; overture, by R. 
Schlepegrell, rev. by J. S. Seredy tof 
U...S.1:. full orch.7 4t0. ©. ane:.14, 


1923; 2 c. June 27; E 565280; Carl — 


Fischer, New York. (© arrangement) 
1 


1653 


SILVER JUBILEE ANTHEM; words and 
music by William J. O’Gorman of 
Un.Sa ©-May 22) 67a Gee 
23; E 564396; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 11654 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


ne. 751923 


11674 


SILVER Moon; from Golden goose, words 
by Harold MacGrath, melody by V. H. 
Miller and F. Jackson tof U. Su. arr. 
by V. H. Miller. © 1c. May 16, 1923; 
E 564177; Victor Henri Miller and 
Frederic Jackson, Syracuse, N. Paces 

1 


SILVER (THE) SWAN; madrigal, by Or- 
lando Gibbons, arr. by John E. West 
tof Englandi; female voices. (No- 
vello’s octavo edition of trios, &c., no. 
480) © May 29, 1923; 1 c. May 31; 
E 566210; Novello & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. (© arrangement) 11656 


SIMER IN WALD; words and music by 
Harry Berman tof U. Su., arr. by M. 
Kortomaroff. (Cover title: Zumer in 
vald) © July 18, 1923; 2c. July 19; 
E 565724; H. Berman, New eer 

116 


SIMMONS (THE) SONG BOOK; collection 
of music for and by graduates and stu- 
dents of Simmons college, compiled by 
Marion Fitch. Boston, Mass., Sim- 
mons cooperative store. © June 2, 
1923; 2 c. and aff. June 11; A 705783; 
M. Fitch, Roxbury, Mass. 11658 


SIMPER (CALEB) 17 voluntaries; bk. 
xu, by C. Simper tof Great Britain); 
organ or harmonium. © May 29, 
1923; 1 c. June 20; E 566736; A. 
Weekes & co., Itd., London. 11659 


SIMPLE CHANSON; par Georges Brun 
tof France) op. 95; piano. © May 5, 
1923; 1 c. May 17; E 566074; Heugel, 
Paris. 11660 


SINCE JESUS PUT THE GLORY IN MY SOUL; 
words by Chas. W. Naylor, music by 
tee len) ayers tof U.'Sa:* © Apr.>25, 
1923; 2 c. May 28; E. 564504; “An- 
-drew L. Byers, Caldwell, Id. 11661 


SINCE WHEN HAVE YOU BEEN LOW-DOWN- 
ING ME; words and music by Henry 
Jackson tof U. Si © June 26, 1923; 
2c. June 28; E 563415; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 11662 


SINCE YOU ARE MINE; words by O. W. 
Suhr, music by E. O. Sonnenberg tof 
We S116 July 3, 1923; 2 c. July .h2; 
E 563706; E. O. Sonnenberg, Chi- 
cago. 11663 


SING MAMMY SING SWEET AND LOW; 
words and music by Howard John- 
son, Jack Richmond and Jos. Meyer 
(Or ew. 4.145; © -Miayr, 45,.01923i3,2) ec. 
June 1; E 562742; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. 11664 


701 


SING-S1nc; from Adrienne, words by A. 
Seymour Brown, music by Albert Von 
Tilzer tof U. Si. © June 26, 1923; 
2c. jume 27,71). 5033452 elarms.<imc., 
New York. 11665 


SING TO ME MOTHER; words by E. A. 
W. Praul, music by Arnold T. Lax 
tof U. Sj; New York, Manhattan 
music co. © June 6, 1923; 2 c. June 
7; E 562869; Eliza A. Warner Praul, 
Medford, Or. 11666 


SINGIN’ (THE) scHooL; words by 
Champ Dix, music by W. R. Bond rof 
Wy Sy ©) Lite. J Jualy,,1 74419235), 5 
965678; William Raymond _ Bond, 
Hubbard, O. 11667 


sir WALTER RALEIGH WAS NOT OFF HIS 
TROLLEY, HE WAS A BRIGHT KNIGHT 
OF THE LONG AGO; novelty one-step, 
words and melody by Happy Tom 
Farrell ti. e. Thomas Francis Happy 
Farrell: of -Us Si. ©) 1c) May 31° 
1923; FE, 564573; Thomas Francis 
Farrell, Worcester. 11668 


SIXTEEN SPRINGS; words by B. Katzo- 
coni, music by H. Richard tof U. S4 
© May 10, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 
564994; Bessie Katzoconi, Benicia, 
Calif. . 11669 


SKARL THE DRUMMER; words by Lord 
Dunsany, music by James A. Bliss 
tof U. S.1 op. 16, no. 1; med. voice, 
in D min. (Fischer edition, no. 
5253) © June 28, 1923; 2 c. June 
29; EF 565333; J. Fischer & bro., New 
York. 11670 


SKATING SONG; unison, words by Mar- 
ion Roberts, music by R. M. Stults 
tof U. Sa (Theo. Presser co. school 
choruses) 4to. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 1; E 564842; Theo. Presser 
co., Philadelphia. “pil hOZt 


SKEEZIX; words and melody by C. J. 
Levy tof U. Sai, arr. by John Wil- 
Hamsi tot ¢Us S11 (Oy Te ‘May. 14 
1923; E 564115; Charles Joseph 
Levy, Chicago. 11672 


SKIPS AND RHYTHMICAL ACTIVITIES; for 
kindergartens and schools, by Dora 
I. Buckingham tof U. S.1; piano. © 
Apr’ 17, 1923) 2) e.. Apre 23): aff. Apr. 
19; A 706253; Clayton F. Summy co., 
Chicago. 11673 


SKY-LIGHT; by E. John Lohrman of 

9.1, arr. by Harry L. Alford jof 
U. Sa; melody with piano acc. © 
1 c. June 1, 1923; E 562726; Ernest 
J. Lohrman, Los Angeles. 11674 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11675 


— 


\pt: Ti, ne seme 18 


SLEEP, MY CHILD; Irish lullaby, words 
by ‘Alma Strettell, music by Arthur 
Somervell tof Great Britany: ?m or, 
@ Apr. 26/1023 2" of -Aprivont 


557623; Edwin Ashdown, Itd., Lon- 
don. 11675 
SLEEP, WEARY WANDERER; by Adam 


Geibel, rev. by H. L. Harts rof U. S.; 
men’s voices. Rey. ed. 4to. (Sec- 
ular part songs, no. 6304) © Apr. 
G+ )1923; 2. c. May ‘143. E,564166; 
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston. 
(© revision) 11676 


Stow POKE; novelty fox trot, by I. Jay 
- Faggen and Joe Gold, arr. by Geo. 
eT rnkaus jot, U. Si; band. obl. 
32mo.., © June 13, 1923: 2 -c., June 
22. F Se50zo; It. Witmark & sons, 
New York. (© new "arrangement 


11677 


ee EON, Words wy a. pay ,Pac- 
gen, music by Joe Gold tof U. Sa 
1. Orch., with words, arr. by Louis 
Katzman-—2. “sone. cre) Apr 24) 
1923; 2 c. each May 2; E 559800, 
559803; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. © new arrangement) 


11678, 11679 


SMILE GIRLIE, OH GIRLIE, WHY DON’T YOU 
SMILE; words by R. G. Welton, mu- 
sic by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. S$. 
© lc. June 14, 1923; E 562998; R 
G. Welton, Cranbrook, Canada. 

11680 


SMILE (A) WILL Go A LONG LONG WAY; 
words and music by Benny Davis 


and Harry Akst tof U. S1° © July 
17 1928392 ve. Jily™ 1733 °H? 565694 ; 
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
York. 11681 


SMILES AND KISSES; syncopated classic, 
by. Hlarry fentes jot (U. S41: piano, 
@? Jnme ts 19252) cas) uae 15. 
563037; Jack Mills,; inc.) New roe 

11 


SMILING LOVE; melody by J. S. Zamec- 


Nik Lot, Wako, © plus Gurw dae 6, O23; 
FE, 564680; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve- 
land. 11683 


SMYRNA; march and fox-trot, by A. M. 
Fowler tof U. $1, arr. by Henry W. 
Foster tot -U. Si; piano ‘solo and 
orc hwith pt for “Ist waoln! 
1c. June 21, 1923; E 563243; Archi- 
bald McKay Fowler, Oakland, Cahir: 

11684 


S’NORA HOW SHE CAN SNORA; words 
and melody by F. Fisher fof UPS .4, 
arr. by George Holman jof U. S. 
© lc. June 6, 1923; FE 564645; Fred 
Fisher, inc., New York. 11685 


So GENTLY SPEAKS MY LADY FAIR; words 
by Warren Hooke, music by Denys 
Cleaver tof Great Britain) © May 
22,1923; hee. May 2235 8, ) 5e6042- 
J.-B. 'Cramier ; & veos, (lida iiyanden: 

11686 


So LANG DU EINER NICHT DIE TREUE 
SCHWORST; aus der dreiaktigen ope- 
rette Madi, worte von Alfred Grtn- 
wald und Leo Stein, musik von Ro- 
bert Stolz tof Austriai op. 450a. © 
Mar. 28,1923; ty ¢, May, dvsa 5579233 
Drei masken-verlag, Berlin. 11687 


So LONG To YoU AND THE BLUES; words 
and music by Lemuel Fowler tof 
Us Sa; ‘piano with aybemse wey alc: 
June 28, 1923; FE, 5633174) Jack. Malls, 
inc., New York. 11688 


So NICE; words and melody by Carey 
Morgan, . Arthur Swanstrom and 
Max Rich or"U, Sir se) fume’ G, 
1923; E 564638; Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. 11689 


SoG MIR, DU SCHEIN MEIDELE (Tell me, 
lovely maiden); Jewish song, Eng- 
lish version by Frederick H. Mar- 
tens, harmonized and arr. by Boris 
Levenson tof U. S. op. 40, no. 2. © 
May .17, 1923; 2 i¢ May 23) 1923." E 
562940; Boston music co., New York. 

11690 


SoLDIER BONUS; words by F. L. Dick- 


ens, elegy by) Arnoldi Glass 

©’ lec. pune ee, ee 
505074; F. Leslie Dickens, Elmira, 
N. 11691 


Sonprer’s (THE) DREAM; words and 
music. by SE. ik Keeney pom, Wire Sq 
©; May’ 19°" 1923" "25 e) Wray 2G 

564466; Floyd P. Keeney, Wellsboro, 

Pa: 11692 


SOLDIER'S (THE) LAMENT; words by 
R. Lair, music by J. F: Roberts tof 

~U. Sa New York, Manhattan music 
cot © June 29; 1025.0) 2 Camin ee. 
505388 ; Roy R. ‘Lair, Red Lodge, 
Mont. 11693. -@ 


SoME BLESSED DAY; sacred song, words 
by C. W. Jorden, sr., music by Thoro 
Harris’ 40f U.S. -° © June: 1973 - 
276. June) 05 SE 564826081 Chagles 
Wesley Jorden, sr., Millvale, Pa. 

11694 


702 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


SoME pAY; words and music by Sym 
Winkel prof U. Si © June 6, 1923; 
2c. June 7; E 562881; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 11695 


— words by C. Eldridge, ae by 
Be S).o.cHuntington tof, U. © 
c. June 28, 1923; E 563379; hoe 
Eldridge, Chatham, Mass. 11696 


SoME LOvE; words by E. W. Walker, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington cof 
Peon weer ¢ Fune 14" 1923. Ph 
563009: Edward W. Walker, Red 
Deer Hill, Sask., Canada. 11697 


SomE one; words by George Lillman, 
muste py Gl. A. Henry tof U. S$. 
© June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 25; E 
565166; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 11698 


SOME PLACE IS WAITING; words by Liz- 
zie' DeArmond, music by H. A. 
Henry tof U. S. © June 18, 1923: 

ce. June 25; E 565135; Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11699 


SOME SWEET ANGEL SENT HIM TO ME; 
words by Nell Hart, music by Dan 
Daniels tof U. $., arr. by Wm. Held 
rmonoU. San©il csiMay 24):19233E 
562944;.Herscher & Burke, Philadel- 
phia. 11700 


SoMEBODY ELSE IS STEALING MY SWEET- 
IES KISSES; words and music by EIl- 
mer Aichele and Wm. M. Schmitt 
Mrybiaes. vi ©ir june) ko 1923 +2:2::é 
June 2; E 564612; Crosley pub. co., 
Cincinnati, O. 11701 


SOMEBODY LOVES ME; words by J. B. 
Helm, music by H. C. Renner tof 
ero aeO cl. c,. Mayy 26, - 19255 °K 
562700; Hattie C. Renner, Cleveland, 

11702 


SoMEBoDY’s WRONG; words by Raymond 
B. Egan, music by Richard A. Whit- 
ing and Henry I. Marshall rof U. Sy 
Ole fine 429) -.10238 20ers July) E 
565395; Jerome H. Remick & co., 
New York, 11703 


SoMEDAY J’LI, FORGET, THAT I EVER 
LOVED YOU; waltz ballad, words and 
music by Albert Hay Malotte tof 
U. Ss © May 3, 1923; 2c. May 8; E 
562112; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 

11704 


SomEHow I’M LONESOME; words by V. 
D. Rainer, melody by Herman Du- 
bois rpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 
6) jl. c, Jatl12; 1923); ...565362.; . Vio- 
let Dantzler Rainer, Troy, Ala. 

. 11705 


105 


11715 


SOMETIME Tim; words by Hugh Ches- 
terman, music by Stanley Marchant 
cof Great Britain); in D. Williams 
ed. 4to. (Joseph Williams’ new 
series of songs, duets and trios for 
schools and classes: Unison songs, 
no. 10) (Staff and tonic sol-fa no- 
tations) © June 18, 1923; 1c. July 
2; E 566844; Joseph Williams, Itd., 
London. 11706 


SoMEWHERE A HEART IS MINE; words 


by Fred G. Bowles, music by Felix 
Corbett tof England); in C. ‘© June 
22 S282 ee july oO Sop oee 
Warren & Phillips, London. 11707 


SOMEWHERE FOR ME THERE'S SOMEONE 
WAITING; words by Sydney T. Pease, 
music by Harry Stogden, arr. by 
Geo. Lainkaris cot... Sac Ati 
(Witmark edition, standard quar- 
tettes, no. 1663, 1665) 1. Mixed 
voices.—2. Male voices. © May 14, 
1923: 2 c. each;.May 22; E...562595, 
562596; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 


11708, 11709 


SoMEWHERE IN SUNNY SPAIN; words 
and music by C. Cutmore jof Eng- 
land, domiciled at New York) © 
1 c. May 23, 1923; E 564373; Con- 
stance Cutmore, New York. 11710 


SoMEWHERE ‘THERE'S SOMEONE WHO 


LOVES you; words and melody by J. 
B..Cancelmo tof U. Si © 1 c..May 
25, 1923; E 564424; Joseph D. Can- 
celmo, Philadelphia. 11711 


SonATA NO. 2; by L. W. Moline of 
U. Sa; organ. Chicago, Clayton F. 
Summy co. obl. 8vo. Contents: 1. 
Fantasie —2. Intermezzo.—3. Sera- 
phic chant.—4. Toccata. ©. May 19, 
1923; 2 c. May 26; E 564446; Lily 
Wadhams Moline, Chicago. 11712 


SonATINE; par Maurice Emmanuel of 
France); piano. (Trois sonatines, no. 
3) © May 5, 1923;:1 c. May 18;.E 


566085; Heugel, Paris. V7aS 
SONATINE BOURGUIGNONNE; par Maurice 
Emmanuel of Francei; piano. 


(Trois sonatines, no. 1) © May 5, 
1923; 1 c. May 17; E 566083; Heugel, 
Parts. 11714 


SONATINE PASTORALE; par Maurice Em- 
manuel fof France}; piano. (Trois 
sonatines, Maonae oc:  Contentse: Lvaika 
caille—2. Le rossignol.—3. Le cou- 
cou. ©) May t5s.1923)-> 1 se Maywl7; 
E 566084; Heugel, Paris. 11715 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


11716 


words by Sara Teas- 
dale, music by Alice Barnett tof 
U. S131; medium or low voice. 
(Three songs of musing) © May 
a 1923; 2 c. May 19; E 564292; 

. Schirmer, inc., New York. 11716 


Sone (THE) HOUR; for assembly sing- 
ing and rural schools, ccompiler of 
U. Sa 12mo. 1. Pupil’s ed., with- 
out piano acc.—2. Teacher’s ed., with 
piano acc., © Apr. 27, May 4, 1923; 
2c. each and affs. May 9; A 704508, 
704509; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 11717, 11718 


Sone (THE) IN THE NIGHT; play with 
music, in three acts, words and music 
by E. Buckler tof U. Sa ©),-4s ec: 
May 2, 1923; D 26436; Edna Buckler, 
Brooklyn. 11719 


SoNG OF A SUMMER NIGHT; words by 
Gus Kahn, melody by Jack Nelson 


Sonc AvT CaAprti; 


and. darry «Akst. ror U;.° Sa 1©@ 41 ye. 
June 6, 1923; E 564631; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 11720 


Sonc (THE) oF BETHLEHEM; words 
by Jennie Ree, music by H. A. Henry 
tof U. S.1 © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
25; EF 565115; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. Tt y21 


Sone (A) oF CHARMION; words by 
Douglas G. Furber, music by Ray- 
mond Loughborough rof Great Brit- 
ain “© pr. 3771923741 Apr. 7.8 
Soa3i2: WW: Paxton & co. Itd= Lon- 
don. 11722 


Sonc oF CHEER; words and music by 
M.D: Malls, sot 0. Sa .4t07' °©) May 
1, 1923; 2 c. June 6; E 564693; Maude 
Davis Mills, Los Angeles. 11723 


Sone (A) oF HOME; words by Marion 
Roberts, music by R. S. Morrison 
tof U. Sa; mixed voices with sop. 
obbl. 4to. (School choruses) 
May 29, 1923; 2 c. June 1; E 562748; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

11724 


Sone (THE) oF HOME SWEET HOME; 
words by Mrs. B. Baxter, music by 
iP) B Perry “fof lU. Si" Sedalia,“ Moz 
A. W. Perry’s sons. © July 2, 1923; 
2 - July 17; '565679;" Mrs! Burns 
Baxter, Cleo Springs, Okl. 11725 


Sone “Clus) of THE” BEAUCEANT: 
words and music by Mrs. Mason B. 
Martin jor U.'Sa''°© May 2491923; 


2c. June 13; E 564797; Cleveland 
assembly, no. 15, Social order of 
Beauceant, Cleveland. 11726 


~ 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


SONG OF THE GULCH; by F. L. Part- 
ridge jof U. S1; piano. © 1c. June 
18; 1923 20H 564876 ; Frank L. Part- 
ridge, Keene, N. H. Le 27 


Sone (THE) OF THE ROAD; words by 
Stanley Richardson, music by Geof- 
fry Stanton rof Great Britain}; in 


D. ©. Mity “25! pho 2 oe Cee ee 
FE) ‘566179 -"F."B. Craner aercas, thd, 
London. 11728 
Sonc (THE) oF THE WILD; words by 
Edward Lockton, music by Eric 
Coates of Great Britain) © May 


25, .1923; 1c: Miay ZS-eeons >: 
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 11729 


Sone (A) oF victory; words by Char- 
lotte G. Homer, music by Roy E. 
Nolte tof U. Ge © June 18, 1923: 
2c. June 255) E) S6ahg- Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11730 


Sonc (THE) THAT MY MOTHER SANG 
TO ME; words and music by Herbert 
H. Taylor tof U. Sa, arr. by C. Cole- 
man {of U..Sa’ ©wiMiagiss 1923; 
2’ c)) May /8: SE “5620723 Charles Cole- 
man, New York. hiya 


SoNGS FOR LITTLE CHILDREN; poems 
from Robert Louis Stevenson, mu- 
sic by M.° Radnor’ ot UU, (Saybia. 
© Mar: 20; 1923; 2 cy amd? ate, pe. 
5; A 698886; Marvin Radnor, Buf- 
falo. 11732 


Soncs oF IowA sTATE; by various au- 
thors tof U. Sa, compiled and ed. by 
Iowa state college chapters of Sig- 
ma delta chi and Phi mu alpha. © 
May 17,1923; 2,c.‘and: ait, May <2!" 
A 708311; Iowa state college chapters 
of Sigma delta chi and Phi mu al- 
pha; Ames, la. 11733 


Soncs oF Mount HoLyoKE COLLEGE; 
by various authors fof U. Su. 
June 4, 1923; 2 c. and aff. June 9; A 
705784; Debating soc., Mount Holy- 
oke college, South Hadley, saa 


Soncs (THE) oF NEW YorK STATE 
COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS; ed. py T. 
Frederick H. Candlyn tof U. Si 4to. 
© May 8, 1923; 2 c. and aff. May 
9,°A 705333; H. W. Gray co., eee 
York. 11735 


Soncs oF OHIo WESLEYAN; compiled 
by. ‘H!OM:, Shipps 1eh US" San ssvo- 
© Feb. 1;1923; 2 c. Apr: 14; att. Apr. 
ERD 706249 : Ohio Wesleyan alumni 
assn., Delaware, ©} 11736 


704 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


'nd.7, 1923 


Soncs OF THE SIGMA ALPHA IOTA SO- 
RORITY; compiled by members and 
pledges 1923 tof U. Si 4to. Bos- 
ton, John Worley co. © Apr. 16, 
Meee ve. and. -afi,; “Apr. 18) ) A 


705032; Ruth Fraser Sutton, Boston. 
11737 
- Soncs oF woRK AND worsHIP; ed. by 


Stella Marek Cushing and Jason 
Moore tof U. S.1 12mo. © May 21, 
25402 ©. Vay, 25% ait. May 23; A 
705575; Universalist pub. house, Bos- 
ton. 11738 


Sonny Boy; words and music by L. C. 
Boone of U. S1 © June 14, 1923; 
Ze Jones; 564883; Ledora, .C. 
Boone, Lonoke, Ark. 11739 


Sop-T1M-Bom (Half-past ten); Chinese 
waltz, words and music by Neil 
Moret tof U. S.1 © June 28, 1923; 
2c. July 16; °563952:'-J. M. Tees, 
San Francisco. 11740 


Sorry; words by G. W. Volkmar, music 
by Robert A:’Hill-tof U! Si’ © 1c. 
June 6, 1923; EF, 564686; George Wil- 
liam Volkmar, Philadelphia. 11741 


— ponds; by Gladys G. Nance, music 
bytes sullivan on U. Si “Cy 1c. 
July 2, 1923; E 565339; Cecil F. Sul- 
livan, San Francisco. 11742 


SorRRY, YOU’LL BE SORRY, FLorRIE; words 
and music by Fred Godfrey tof Great 
Briamy in, 6 fiat. (Staff ,.and., tonic 
sol-fa notations) © May 16, 1923; 
1 c. May 19; EF 545498; B. Feldman 
& co., London. 11743 


SoULMATES; words and music by H. 
Brown tof U..S.1 Detroit, Mich., A 
and B music co. © May 19, 1923; 2c. 
May 14; E 564364; Harry Brown, 
Detroit. 11744 


- SOUND ASLEEP; fox trot, words and mel- 
ody by G. M. Simpson tof U. Su. arr. 
by Edgar Rollman tof U. Si © 1c. 
May 16, 1923; E 564171; G. Morgan 
Simpson, Baltimore. 11745 


SOUNDS FROM THE ALPps; by Alban For- 
ster (0f Germany); piano. © June 25, 
1923; 2 c. June 27; E 563361; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11746 


‘ SOUTHERN DREAMS; words by Marion 
Parr, melody by Jack Egan tof U. Sa 
© lc. June 6, 1923; E 564627; Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 11747 


SoUVENIR D’ VIENNE; valse, by Franz J. 


Lift] tof Austria) op. 106, no. 1; violin 


11759 


and piano. © June 25, 1923; 2. c. 
June 27; E 563359; Theo. Presser CO., 
Philadelphia. 11748 


SOUVENIRS DU LIMOUSIN; morceau ca- 
ractéristique, par H. Porte tof France); 
yiolon: seul? “© Apr.’ 26, 1923 Pc. 
May 9; E 557821; Henri Porte, Paris. 

11749 


SowING FOR THE HARVEST DAY; words 
by James Rowe, music by Chas. H. 
Marsh fof U..Si1 © June 18, 1923; 
2 ¢c.ajune 25; & 565114-s HomercA: 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11750 


SOWING THE SEED; words by Jennie Hus- 
sey, music by Chas. H. Powell tof 
U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2 c. June 
25* EF 565157.; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 11751 


SPANISH DREAM; melody by Perry Brad- 
ford tof U. Sa, arr. by Bob Ricketts 
fof (UNS. 5 ©), faci May, 154 1923 <5 5 
564718; Perry Bradford music pub. 
co., New York. 11752 


SPANISH EYES; words by Mrs. H. Ken- 
nedy, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S1 © 
bectijuly 2; 1925 sy" 50550r* Mrsaak. 
Kennedy, Ogden, Utah. 11753 


SPAULDING EASY ALBUM; collection of 
second grade pieces, compiled by 
Preston Ware Orem iof U. S.1; piano. 
© Feb. 28, 1923; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 
7; A 701334; Theo. Presser co., Phil- 
adelphia. 11754 


SPECIAL LESSON ON HARMONY RAGTIME; 
home study course in vibracussion, by 
M. Is. Jones* tof Ur1Sh [© Hebyy23) 
1923: 2 c. and aff. Mar. 3; A 700260; 
Murvin L. Jones, Chicago. 11755 


*SPECIALLY T1M; words by Bessie Mor- 
gan, music by Frank Waller tofU. 5.1; 
low in E. -© May 18, 1923; 2 c. 
May 19; E 562561; “Harms, inc., New 
York. (11756 


SPEED ON THE SUSQUEHANNAH; vocal 
fox-trot, words and music by A. B. 
Biackenotow Sit ©M -«. §Junecd9; 
1923; E 563137; A..Bruce Black, 
Bloomsburg, Pa. 11757 


SPELL 17? oUT; by A. T. Williams tof 
U. Sa 4to. (Music of Tufts college, 
no. 50) 1. Full band with conductor.— 
2. Medium orch. arr. by G. H. Hayes. 
©) Jang Al, 1922. 2c) each May. 21: 
1923; E 562506, 562510; Leo Rich 
Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 


11758, 11759 


709 


11760 


SPELL If OUT FoR Turts; 1920, words 
by Edward C. Welch, music by Allton 
Ee Williams tet. U..Sa,..4to%'CMiusic 
of butts... colleze,. no::, 50): 7©-sPect 
Sis 1.920). 2,64 Miayi2d 1023-4; eau * 
Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 


11760 


Spirit (THE) oF MUSIC; words and mu- 
si¢ by Louise D’ Artell tof U. Sar 
medium voice. © May 28, 1923; 2 c. 
May 28; E 564535; L. D’Artell, Lone 
Beach, Calif. 11761 


Sprinc; words by M. Dowling, music 
by Gedtget Graft; jr “of Ui Gi arr. 
by Theo, Gi’ Beach tot Ur SH" ©" c. 


June 27, 1923; E 565242; Meta Dowl- 
ime)! Durham, INC: 11762 


SPRING BIRDS (Uccelli di primavera) ; 
mazurka, by Joseph Gioé tof Italy, 
domiciled at New York); piano. New 


York, Eden music pub. co. © Jan. 1, 
1923 2°: May 22; EF 562613" Joseph 
Palazzolo, New York. 11763 


SPRING FESTIVAL; caprice, by W. Crocker 
fob W.. 5.13, piano ©Ophne. 16, 1923: 
2 c.. June 18; E 564888; Wayne 
Crocker, Sayre, Pa. 11764 


SPRING FEVER; words by O. H. Leutz, 
S 


music by E. S. S. Huntington of 
Mise Sad © thy tis May: p26, ol 92300 E 
562677; Otto H. Leutz,; Trarfiscona, 
Man., Canada. 11765° 


SPRING IN SICILY; a lyric poem, by 
Cecil Fanning, music by Irénée Bergé 
tof U. Sa; sop. and contralto solo 
voices. © June 4, 1923; 2 c. June 
4; E 562802; Ross Jungnickel, New 
York. 11766 


SPRING IN THE HEART; by Alban For- 


ster tof Germany); piano. © June 

14. 1028: 2h! June yls AE 5osis! ; 

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 
11767 


SPRING joy; words and music by Ina 


Rae’ Seitz fot: Ws, Siriwe@©)iMayeZ5, 
1923; (2 .c. May-31>) E\562849%;.Clay- 
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 11768 
SPRING MORNING; words by Percy 


Haselden, music by Leigh.Henry tof 
Great Britain) Curwen ed. © May 
AOVZS ed icc vMayiZ55 THI 56647230 J 
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 11769 


SprInGc (A) RouND; by H. D. Hewitt 
rof,.U:.. S.icapiano.. (©. June 25,1923 - 
2 tc. same 27. 563303; Theo, :Pres- 
ser co., Philadelphia. 11770 


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SPRING WONDER; words by Cornelia M. 

J. Howe, music by Mary Turner 
Salter tof U.. Si; high voice. 

sus 9, 1923; 2, c.-fune 15; B 563074 - 

. Schirmer, inc., New York. 11771 


SQUAWKIN’ THE BLUES; words and mu- 
sic by Lemuel Fowler tof U. Si. © 
Lc. June 26,; 1923: 563916 iahack 
Mills, inc., New York. 11772 


STAND BY YOUR Colors; words by Lizzie 
DeArmond, music by H. A. Henry 
(of U.. Sa © fumes ta Tas c. 
June 25; E 565100; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 11773 


STAR-FLOWERS; two-pt., words and mu- 
sic by Elizabeth Gest tof U. Si; wo- 
men’s voices. (Theo. -Presser  co., 
part songs for women’s voices) 4to. 
©; June.257 1923; (2 ¢) Jumen2sre FE 
563349; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 11774 


STAR OF THE SouTH; by A. M. Christo- 
pher, tof Us Sip piane, eaehetostat; 
© 1..c.Juneally W923e0 tes 56S0tS - 
Annie Miller Christopher, Jackson- 
ville, Fla. 11775 


STARLIGHT; words and melody by B. 
Schwartz. ot Un S.1 g @yiaenwiune 15, 
1923; E 564806; Ben Schwartz, New 
York. 11776 


STATTE ALLERA; versi di G. Tetamo, 
musica di L. Spaziano of Italy; 
mandolino acc. Naples, Klarophone 
record co. 4to. © May 1, 1923; 1c. 
May 25; E 566150; Italian book co., 
New York. 11777 


STAVIN’ CHANGE, THE MEANEST MAN IN 
New OrLEANS; words and music by 
Al Bernard of U. Sa © May 26, 
1923: 2 c. May 28: E 564527: Joe 
Morris music co., New York. 11778 


STEALIN’ TO VIRGINIA; words and: mel- 
ody by Gus Kahn and Walter Don- 
aldson tof U. Sua, arr. by W. Donald- 
son. ©) 1 'c, Jane, 20, TOF. ee soa203 ; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11779 


STEAMBOAT SAL; words and music by 


Fred Fisher, Willie Raskin and Bob 
Causer fof U. Sia © May 25, 1923; 


11730 @ 


2°c. May 25; 5644015" Pred Fister, 
inc., New York. 
STEFANA; song of the Spanish main, 


words by Edward L. McKenna, mu- 
sic by Edwin Evans tof U. S.i3 low 
voice in D minor. © May 1/7, 1923; 
2c. May 21; E 564354; Everett mu- 
sic co., Philadelphia. 11781 


706 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


STEP-DADDY; by Billy Meyers, Mort 
Bosley, eae Westphal and Elmer 
Schoebel tof U. 8.1; melody with 
piano acc. © 1 c. June 26, 1923; 
E 563314; Jack Mills, inc., New York, 


‘STEP ON IT; words and melody by T. E. 
Chappelle rof U. S., arr. by Will A. 
Vodery tof U. Sis © 1c. June 20, 
1923; EF 564925; Thomas FE. Chap- 
pelle, New York. 11783 


STEPHEN (THE) GALE scHooL; words 
and melody by G. Donnersberger rof 
Be oa en tune, 1.°1923; 2 :¢. June 16; 
E 564845; Gertrude Donnersberger, 
Wilmette, Ill. 11784 


Strnco stunco; words by Lew Brown, 
music by James F. Hanley tof U. Si 
@y Meme) 30,. 19235) 2c. July 3; E 
565400; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inc., New York. 11785 


— arr. by Eugene Platz- 
mann (of U. Si ©1c. June 9, 1923; 
E 562898; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 

enc) New York. 11786 


StToRY OF LOVE; words by C. S. Brown, 
music by Charles H. Maskell [of 
UU. Si © June 18, 1923; 2 c.. June 
25: EF 565154; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 11787 


Strauss (RicwHarp) Frau ohne schat- 
ten; oper in drei akten von Hugo 
Hofmannsthal, musik von R. Strauss, 
op. 65; vollstandiger klavierauszug 
mit text, von Otto Singer jof Ger- 
many © Jan. 20,°1920;. 1c: Sept. 
P7PAG2Z TE 545663; Adolph Fiirstner, 
Berlin. 11788 


SrraA-va-NA-DA; words and melody by 
Sidney Clare and Cliff Friend of 
We sa ater iby C.. Friend. ©: 1<c. 
May 11, 1923; E 564053; Leo Feist, 
inc., New York. 11789 


STROLLING DOWN A LONELY LANE; words 
. and melody by W. W. Hall tof U.- Su, 
arr. by Rube Bennett tof U. Si © 
Pie May (24,1923 FE, 562636; Wen- 
dell Woods Hall, Chicago. 11790 


STROLLING, LONELY STROLLING THRU OUR 
GOLDEN LANE; words by Mrs. J. B. 
Legler, music by Gustave Barto :pseud. 
of Ethel Fisher, of U. Sia. © May 
195519235502 .e. May: 24-0 14562648 - 
Mrs. J. B. Legler, Charleroi, Pa. 

11791 


11802 


STRUMMING, I JUST KEEP STRUMMING 
ALONG; fox trot, words and music by 
Harry Woods tof U. Si © May 
15, 1923 .2-¢c. May 23;- Fy564395 ; MM. 
Witmark & sons, New York. 11792 


STRUTTIN’ BLUES; words by Tim Brymn 
and Chris Smith, music by Al Siegel 
tof U. Si © June 5, 1923; 2 c. June 
6; E 564620; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. "11793 


STRUTIIN' SAM; words by Marie F. 
Stevens, music by E. C. Stevens tof 
U. S1 © 1c. June 6, 1923; F 564640: 
Edwin Campbell Stevens, Pplemiore, 

11794 


STRUTIIN' SUE, FROM “KALAMAZOO; 
words and melody by J. Baxley tof 
Ue Si, ac. by.) jack Kinestrand wot 
US sa ©: 16 c., June. 01,9 1923) 

564744; Jack Baxley, Dallas. 11795 


STUBER’sS (B. F.) INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 
COURSE FOR USE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS; 
by B. F. Stuber tof U. S.1; piano. 4to. 
© Apr, 25, 1923-°2 c. and. aff.. Apr. 
Zoe A /0498om HL IR@OE. s,sots, 
Chicago. 11796 


Surte, no. 2; di Antonio Ricci-Signorini 
tof Italyi;. grande orch. sc. Edizioni 
Carisch. © ADs: 22, 1923; 1 c. June 
8; E 566386; A. & G. Carisch & €.; 
Milan. 11797 


SUMMER (A) pay; idyl, by Felix Cor- 
bett tof England); piano. © June 22, 
19231 Calpe Q: E 566859 ; Warren 
& Phillips, London. 11798 


SUMMER HAS GONE; words by A. Haw- 
hee, music by Sylvia Forrest of 
U. Si; piano with words. © June 
2, 1923; 2 c. June 20; F, 564949; Art 
Hawhee, French Lick, Ind. 11799 


. SUMMER MORN; gavotte, by Georg Eg- 


geling of Germany} op. 203; piano 
duet. © june. 14° 1923.2 e June 18; 
E 563204; Theo. Presser cok Phil- 
adelphia. 11800 


SuNDowWN; words by Elizabeth Evelyn 
Moore, music by R. Huntington 
Woodman rof U. S.1; high or medium 
voice. © June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15; 
E 563082: G. Schirmer, inc, New 
York. 11801 


words by P. J. O’Reilly, music by 
Alison Carlisle tof England); in E 
flat, .<@y Aprerd, 31923" cz Apr. 39; 
E 557328; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon- 
don. 11802 


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11803 


pt..111,:f1. 5, 06. 


SUNDOWN BLUES; hurry sundown and 
let tomorrow come, words and music 
by W. C. Handy of Sak Oe way 
P76 1923-°2+c.Jaaly 1 Oe Soo / 22° wal 
liam C. "Handy, New York. 11803 


SUNFLOWER (THE) AND THE ROSE; 
words and music by V. Potter tof 
WSS Oi duly. 7,. 19235 "°2 es Maly 19): 
E, 565721; Virginia Potter, Newport, 
Re Te ; 11804 

SUNLIGHT THROUGH LEAVES; by Cecil 
Burleien, for "WS" S.top. oo, lO. 1s 

(Reminiscences, no. 1) 


piano. © 
June 9, 1923; 2c. June 15; E 563064; 
inc., New York. 11805 


G. Schirmer, 

Sun’s (THE) EVENSONG; by Sigfrid 
Karg-Elert tof England) op. 96, no. 
5; organ. (Ju Original compositions 
for the organ, new series no. 97: 
Seven pastels, no. 5) © May 29, 
1923; 1 c. May 31; E 566207; Novello 
& co., Itd., London. 


SUNSET AND SILENCE; nocturne, by P. 
Festoso tof U. S.1, arr. by Walter G. 
Hauenschild tof U. Sa; for piano, 
arch.’ and organ. (©) “june? 1; W923. 
2c. June 4; E 562805; Photo play 
music co., inc., New York. 11807 


SUNSET HouR; words by C. A. Burns, 
music by Sister of St. Joseph tof 
Wesa*'© Fune*23,:. 1923" 2 ).e. june 
25m E 565173; Sister of ‘St. Joseph, 
Pittsburgh. 11808 


SUNSET ISLE; words and music by J. A. 
Clementson fof U. $1; piano with 
words, ©) Lane May 28) 61923. ks 
564473; Jack Arthur Clementson, 
Inglewood, Calif. 11809 


SUNSHINE AND ROSES; words by E. 
Achong, music by E.'S. S. Huntington 


for UE" Sa © lec? June 145.1925 -o 
562999; Edgar Achong, ‘Trinidad, 
Bar W iE: 11810 


SUNSHINE (THE) or Gop’s LovE; words 
by M. B., music by W. A. Post tof 
U. Sa “©. June 18.,.1923" 2 “c. “Tune 
25; E 565103; Homer A. Rotieheier 
Chicago. 11811 


SUPPLEMENT OF SONGS TO THE CITIZEN- 
SHIP DAY PROGRAM, JuLy 4, 1923; 
words and music by Mrs. A. F. Bacon 
(OLD We) Sale tene Washington, Does 
General federation of women’s clubs 
headquarters. © May 30, 1923; 2 ¢. 
June 11; E 565044; Mrs. Albion Fel- 
lows Bacon, Evansville, Ind. 11812 


11806 


SUPPLIANT (THE); a choral meditation, 
text selected and arr. from the Scrip- 
tures, music by Stanley T. Reiff tof 


U. S.1; mixed voices, with organ acc. 
4to. Contents: 1. Save me, O God.— 
2. If Thou;’ Lord, “should'’st* mari 


iniquities—3. Turn ye unto Me.—4. 
I am the Way.—5. Give thanks unto. 
the Lord. © Feb. 8, 1923; 2c. Feb. 
19; fat debs ae A 696418 ; Willis 
music Co., Cincinnati. 11813: 


Suppose; words and music by H. R. 
Hoyt tof U. Sa ©>- 1c. iy 2, 
1923: E 562580; Harry R. Hoyt, Los 
Angeles, 11814 


SUPPOSE NOBODY CARED; words by Karyl 
Norman, music by Edwin J. Weber 
fof U, S.1 "© May 16, 19235; s2%er May. 
19; E 564559; Jerome H. Remick & 
co., New York. 11815 


Supposinc; fox trot, words and music 
by Irving Wheeler Hall and Maurice 
Walter Stretch rof U. Sa, arr. by 
M. W. Stretch. © 1 c. July 5, 1923; 
E 565430; Irving Hall and Maurice 
Stretch, Camden, N. J. 11816: 


SuR LA RIVIPRE; by René L. Becker tof 
Us S.1 op.) 77b organ. v4 Seo Cecilia 
series, no. 243) © July 10, 1923; 
2c. July 11; E 563635; H. W. Gray 
co., New York. 11817 


SuSPIRO ’E PRIMMAVERA; versi di G, 
Tetamo, musica di A. Barile tof 
Italyi; mandolino acc. Naples, Klaro- 


phone record co. 4to. ©, May 1, 
1923; 1 c. May 25; E 566151; ieee 
book co., New York. 11818 
Suzanna Mio; words by L. Dvorak, 
music by Gypsy  rpseud. - Elsa 
Phennig Musgrave, of U. Opis 


June 30, 1923; E 563453; Lilli Dvorak 
and Elsa Musgrave, Berkeley, ee 


SuZANNE; fox trot, words by M. Con- 
rad, melody by, , Jack's Vameenr Tot 
U,;.S.1.- © ules ie 
- 564802; Miller Conrad, SOAR 


SWANEE RIVER, ROLL TO THE SEA; words 
and music by A. Green tof U. $1. 
© 1c. May 14, 1923; E 564116; Alan 
Green, Portland, Or. 11821 


SWANEE ROSE; words by W._P. Mohr, 
music by H. Richard jof U. S. 
June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 564985; 
William P. Mohr, St. Louis. 11822 


708 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no:-/, 1923. . 


11843 


SWAYING REEDS; romanza, by Nilo 
Trolli tof U. Sa; piano. Los An- 
geles, Calif., Presto music pub. co. 
© May 15, 1923; 2 c. May 28; E 
564486 ; Nilo Trolli, Los Angeles. | 

11823 


Sweet ALOHA LAND; Hawaiian ballad, 
words by Albert K. Trout, music by 
Jennie M. Durkee jof U. Si © May 
aieaoes- 2 c..june..2; E 564604; 
Waverly musical products co., inc., 
New York. 11824 


SWEET APPLE BLOSSOMS, AN OLD SWEET- 
HEART OF MINE; words and music by 
Few. Sharer sot Uy S51 ‘(© May. 4, 
1923; 2 c. May 12; E 562421; Helen 
Louise Shaffer, Chicago. 11825 


SWEET BABY MINE; words by Mabel 
Marshall, melody by J. E. Aldridge 
iat U2 5a ic. june, 9, 1923-0 1 
562937; James Elleswerth Aldridge, 
New York. 11826 


SWEET BUTTERFLY; words by H. Plante, 
music by John F. Carabella tof U. 9.1 
Cohoes, N. Y., Henry Plante music 
co. (Cover-title: For you I sigh, 
for you I’ll die, sweet butterfly) © 
July 9, 1923; 2 c. July 16; E 563853; 
Henry Plante, Cohoes, N. Y. 11827 


Sweet Carmen; fox trot, words by 
Leo Woods and Dorothy Terriss, 
music by Ned Arthur rof U. Su, arr. 
by William Schulz tof U. S.1; orch. 
Ato. (Feist edition, no. 1136) © 
June 7, 1923; Zc. June 8; E 562894; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. (Cy, at. 
rangement} 11828 


— words by Leo Wood and Dorothy 
Terriss, melody by Ned Arthur rof 
pa 8@ Dic. May 11, 19235: E 
564050 ; Leo Feist, inc., “New York. 
11829 


SWEET DADDY BLUES; you're treating 
your mamma mean, words and music 
by Don A. Dawley tof U. Si © 
Pewee. 235.1923. 565313. Bills 
Smythe, music publisher, Louisville. 

11830 


SWEET DADDY I’M SURELY LOVIN’ YOU; 
words and music by Thomas (Bus- 
ten) Page .of \U. $14 © 11 co Mayl9, 
1923; E "562497 : Thomas Page, Lima, 
O. 11831 


SWEET HENRY, THE PRIDE OF TENNES- 
SEE; words by Eddie Cantor and 
Benny Davis, music by Harry Akst 
moe US). ©. May 21,\.1923;, 2.’ & 
May 22; E 562626; Leo Feist, inc., 
New York. 11832 


SWEET HONEY LOVE; a lullaby, words 
and music by Virginia Burt tof 
U.-Sa1- © June’ T5!'1923; 2c. “June 
18; E 563148; John Church co., Cin- 
cinnati. 11833 


Sweet 1s THy MERCY; three-part song, 
words by J. S. B. Monsell, music by 
ji Barnaby.) are! by“ Paul? Buss! fof 
WY ‘Sast  fentale’*voices\" organ") acc. 
4to. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 18; 
E, 563161; Theo. Presser co., Phila- 
delphia. 11834 


SwEET LASs; words by E. Zelvitis, mu- 


sic ‘by ‘George Graft, fr Tor "Sa, © 


amr. wy whco,G, Beach 1of U-S.1 
Osires July’ 5, 1929-" 1 565445 -.-ns- 
telle Zelvitis, Chicago. 11835 


SWEET LITTLE GIRL; words and music 
by F. Silver tof U. Sa, arr. by Nick 
Golder tof U? Si° © 1 ‘ce. June’ 14; 
1923; E 562982; Frank Silver, Brook- 
lyn. 11836 


—— words by Gene Moll, music by G. 
Moll and Walter Proctor tof U. S. 
@rApre 21023" 2c May AZ 
564108; Eugene J. Moll, Everett, 
Mass. 11837 


Sweet Mec; words by Berwick Sayers, 
music by Denis Ashleigh tof Great 
Patan © May 4, 1923; 1 c. May 

of 4557905; Collard Moutrie, nee 
cae 1838 


SWEET MEMORIES; serenade, by cee 
F, Seitz tof U. $1; band pts. 4to. 
May 21, 1923; 2c. May 23; E 564399; 

F. Seitz, Glen Rock, Pa. 11839 


— words and music by Mabel Mas- 
sey-Cooke of Canada} Toronto, 
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co., Itd. 
(On une. 2 1923- Teey. Vente t2* is 
566221; E. Massey-Cooke, Peterboro, 
Canada. 11840 


SWEETER "HAN THE COLUMBINE; words 
by A. La Rue Allred and Ralph De 
Vans Stuart, “music (by: AY Waoiue 
Allred tof U. Sa © June 14, 1923; 
2c. June 18; EF 564881; La Rue— 
Van Stuart music pub. co., Salt Lake 
City. 11841 


SWEETHEART DAYS; waltz song, words 
and music by C. Suthoff tof U. Su 
©) Jane Ris 1923-2 -¢. ‘June’ S27.E 
564741; Carl Suthoff, Buffalo. 11842 


words and music by B. Blount 
rol U. Sa, arr. by Matthew Albert 
Howard lof, U- Sal ©. 1 ¢)-May 3h 


1923; FE 564568; Bertram Blount, ' 


Portland, Or. 11843: 


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11844 


pt. IIT, ss: v.18 


SWEETHEART, DON’T YOU HEAR ME CALL- 
ING FOR YOU; words by J. A. Cross, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. S.1 
© lc. June 14, 1923; EF 563021; John 


Cross, /tdillsdale.: Ny |). 11844 
SWEETHEART FAREWELL; from How 
come, words and music by Ben Harris, 


Henry Creamer and Will H. Vodery 
mLnuUE S.4 “OUMay 2371923: 2h c. 
May 28; E 564520; Goodman & Rose, 
inc., New York. 11845 


SWEETHEART 0’ MINE; words by B.. J. 
Glover, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
jot Us Opa bc. caame 14° G73: 
E 563005; Bryan J. Glover, St. Louis. 

' 11846 


SWEETHEART OF MINE; words by H. G. 
Martin, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
fon, iof Us S35, © 2 eryune 1143,1923: 
E 563006; H. G. Martin, San pete. 

1184 


SWEETHEART OF OLD; words and music 
by Wallace Kolb u. e¢, R. W. Kolb, 
ofeU..om © d coctlay 18,1923. E 
564278; Robert Wallace Kolb, Phil- 
adelphia. 11848 


SWEETHEART (THE) OF THE SHRINE; 
words and music by FE. L. Sullivan 
tof U. Sa, arr. by George L. Emmans 
fot Un Sage@: Wick May 22. 19235; 
562575: Edward L. Sullivan, mes eh 

11849 


SWEETHEART YOU ARE MY WONDERFUL 
DREAM; words by H. R. Schnapp, 
music by Al Meehan jof U. S.1; piano, 
Wwithiiwondss ) ©: June 1; ale23 -) 2c 
July 2; E 565372: Helen R. Schnapp, 
Homestead, Pa. 11850 


SWEEDE IN THE EVENING; words and 
melody by Jimmy Clark tof U. Su 
© lc. June 4, 1923; E 562773; W. M. 
Clank, Brooklyn. 11851 


SWEETIE MINE; words by Estelle Davis, 
music by Lvnn Cowan tof U. Si © 
Dec, ih 192041, cwApr. 48, LO2is 
506551: Loebel & co., Melbourne, Aus- 
Preeiiblen 11852 


SWEETS, OH SO SWEET TO ME; fox trot | 


ballad, words by A. Arthur Ganley 
and) Chas, Durham | aaisic j by Carl 
Baartzeior U.2S.ae@ ‘May i237 1923 = 
2c: Maya 24): 15020405" Stan ctisi¢e 
pub. co., Boston. 11853 


SwING HIGH, SWING Low; by Edwin 
Vaile McIntyre tof U. S. op. 50, no. 3; 
piano. (Al-a-lo-wa series, no. 3) 
June 18,1923; 2 c. June 2) -\.505354: 


Willis music co., Cincinnati. 11854 


SWING sonc; by Arthur Hartmann tof 
U. Sa op. 35, no. 4; violin and eine. 
(Five first position ’ pieces) © Jun 
25,1923; .2,.c. (une 21ers 563354: 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

11855 


SWINGIN’ DOWN THE LANE: fox trot, by 
Gus Kahn and Isham Jones tof U. S.:: 
band. 4to. (Feist edition, no. 1629) 


© June 7, 1923; 2 c. June 8; E 562891; 
Leo Feist, inc... New York. {© ar- 
rangement} 11856 


—— —— —— ed. by McNair Ilgenfritz 
tof U. Sa, played by Charley Straight 
tof -U. Sa." Recordo, word. roll, ho. 
67740) (Music roll © May 25, 1923; 
2c. June 9; E 562925; Recordo player 
roll co., Chicago. (© editing and in- 
terpretation) 11857 


SWINGING MOON; words and melody by 
G, I." Soltst* aye Choe 1c. June 
14, 1923; E 562992; Grace Lydia Sohst, 
San Francisco. 11858 


SWINSTEAD (FELIX) Valse; by F. Swin- 
stead tof Great Britain) op. 57, no. 2, 
ed. by Ernest Fowles; piano. (Cur- 
wen edition, no. 9212: Primary di- 
vision). © June 5, 1923; 1 c. June 
16; E 566726; J. Curwen & sons, ltd., 
London. 11859 


SYNCOPATED BLUES; words.by Joseph H. 
Trent, melody by Clarence Williams 
fof UL Sa! © er uly ele 18237. 
565688; Clarence Williams music pub. 
co., inc., New. York. 11860 


SYNCOPATED STROKES FOR THE BANJO; by 
R.\ ky Harkeryolat we phe oan 
31,1923; 2c andy pita pss mob A 


706415; Robert King Harker, Los 
Angeles. 11861 
T’AMO ANCORA; waltz. ee by Se 
Salvio tof U. Sa; © 1 July, 12, 
1923: E 565605; Salvatore hen New 
York. 11862 


T’ASPETTO ANCORA; barcarola, versi di 
G. Tetamo, musica di G. Donnarumma 
rof Italyi; mandolino acc. Naples, 
Klarophone record co. 4to. © May 
1:)-1923:..2;c) May 25568 6661525 Ttal- 
ian book co., New York. 11863 


TaHorE; fox trot song, ballad of lake 
Tahoe, words and music by J. Roth- 
berg fof U. Sa © May vatuIe2 se 2c 
Mav 14; E 564133; Jimmie Rothberg, | 
Oakland, Calif. 11864 — 


TAKE A LOOK AT THIS, TAKE A LOOK @ 


AT THAT, WHAT-TA YOU THINK OF ME 
now; words by Lew Brown, melody 


710 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


11885 


by James F. Hanley tof U. Svan 
by a> Morbach, jr.“iof U. S:\ © 
1c. June 23, 1923; E 563469; Shapiro, 


Bernstein & co., inc., New York. 
11865 


TAKE BACK THE HEART YOU HAVE 
BROKEN; words by V. McNulty, mu- 
sic by Leo Friedman tof U. S$. 
Poe tay 26, 1923- F/562669'; |. Vic- 
toria McNulty, Slick, Ok. 11866 


TAKE ME BACK TO DEAR OLD CAROLINA; 
words and music by I. Kopperl tof 
Cio. Pec May 26, 19235" B 
563092; Isadore Kopperl, Galveston, 
Tex. 11867 


TAKE ME BACK TO MY DEAR OLD SOUTH- 
ERN HOME; words and music by M. 
Bonneau jot U.S: © May 5,. 1923; 
2c. May 14; E 564130; Mamie Bon- 
neau, San Francisco. 11868 


TAKE ME TO DREAMLAND AGAIN; words 
and music by FE...C. Farr..of U. 8.1, 
ie py moy -V¥. Ross. © June 1, 
192352 ¢ dine 14; E 563039; Frank 
C! Farr, Ontario, Calif. 11869 


TAKE THAT MUMMY AWAY; words and 
music by R. W. Heck tof U. Si © 
lc. June 11, 1923; E 564758; Robert 
William Heck, Los Angeles. 11870 


TAKE YOUR GIRL TO THE BOARDWALK; 
words by Wm. Jerome, music by 
Jean Schwartz rof U. Si © June 
Pf yidessn2 ce! Jane 18; 08 1563125; 


Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. 11871 
TALE (A) oF ALSATIA; picaresque, 


written and arr. as a musical com- 
edy by Norman Ingram rof England, 
music by Vincent. Thomas jof Eng- 
Ema, er yan. 20, 1923. Tc. Feb. 15; 
~~ D 26424; Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., Lon- 
don. 11872 


Tarr (THE) oF THE DACHSHUND; 
humorous song, words anon., music 
hye Marvey, P. Gaul tof Us S1.5© 
June 19, 1923; 2c. June 22; E 565046; 
Harold Flammer, inc., New York. 


Tare (A) oF wor; by Joseph Gahm 
FE orot Wa Si op. 13, mo; 4; piano. "/© 
May 24, 1923; 2 c. May 25; E 564436; 
Composers’ music corp., New Loe 


TANGO BLUES; words by. Helen Levy, 
Marian Ansbacher and Billi Miller; 
music by B. Miller tof U. Si © 


May 25, 1923; 2c. Maye29 Hy 562715: 
Helen M. Miller, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 
11875 


Tanco IN A; by M. Gold tof U. S.; 
piano. ©@x+l...c.,) May.-26, O23." 
564474; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, 
Ne Js 11876. 


TANTALE; poeme symphonique, par 
Trémisot of Francej; orch. avec 
piano conducteur. © Apr. 25, 1923; 
1c. May 9; E 557827; Evette & 
Schaeffer, Paris. 11877 


TARANTELLA; by J. A. Seidt tof U. Sy 
op. 17; piano, in A min. © June 
18); d923 21 «.5 June 225 BAS565036; 
John A. Seidt, Baltimore. 11878 


TATTLE-LE-TUM, MY LOVE; words and 
IMuste by ke re Ptelds. or Up soa 
piano with words. © 1 c. July 12, 


1923; FE 565595; Alyce A. Fields, 
Washington. 11879 
TE VOGLIO BBENE OJ NE; canzonetta- 


serenata-mazurka, versi di Pasquale 
Buongiovanni, musica di Louis Ca- 
noro of U. §.1; mandolino acc. 4to. 
(O. May (15, “1923; "24c7+Mayr22') 
562620; Vittoria music pub. co., New 
York. 11880 


Tears; from A lute of jade, words by 
Wang Seng Ju, music by Clarence 
Olmstead tof U. $1; medium voice. 
“© June 13, 1923; 2 c June 16;°E 
564822; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

11881 


words by Frank Strepon and 
Champ Ness, melody by John Martell 
tof U. Sa, arr. by George F. Breigel 
pot UO S37 XG) ee" May 25) 21923) 
562663; Martell pub. co., New- York. 
11882 


TEASING THE KLASsics; by Axel Chris- 
tensen. tof U."'S.1; piano. Jan 
Jay 19235 ce June 25 Ji 564606. 
Forster, music publisher, iG. Chi- 
cago. 11883 


Treppy; words by N. Linn, music by 
Be Richard ons oa. ©, ApE. 19) 
1923; 2 c. June 20; E 565005; Naomi 
Linn, Lincolnville, Kan. 11884 


TEE UP; back-spin musical comedy in 
two rounds, lyrics and music by A. 


H) Lewine, of U.S. -.© vApr:/21, 
1923-"'2-cs Apis 16. 10" 26433 > Aree 
bald E. Lewine, New York. 11885 


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11886 


TELL DE ¥FoLKS I’M COMING HOME; 
words by Ben Dodge, music by G 
Mendelsohn jof U. S81 © 1c. June 
6, 1923; E 564641; Guy Mendelsohn, 
Newark, N. J. 11886 


TELL ME A story; fox-trot, words by 
M. Schonberger, music by John 
Schonberger tof U. Su, arr. by Wil- 
liam Schulz tof U. $1; orch. Feist 


ed. to. © May 9, 1923; 2 c. May 
10; E 564061; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement) 11887 


TreLL ME Gypsy, WHERE MY LOVIN’ 
DADDY'S GONE; words and music by 
Spencer Williams tof U. S$. © May 
7, 1923; 2 c. May 8; E 564062; Leo 
Feist, inc., New York. 11888 


TELL ME PLEASE; waltz ballad, words 
and music by M. D. MacKinnon [of 
U.S1 ©lc. June 4, 1923; E 562846; 


Margaret D. (MacKinnon, Lincoln, 
Neb. 11889 
TELL ME WITH A MELODY; from The 


music box revue, words and music 
by 7...” Besltn jof ~U,-- Sa london, 
Chappell & co., Itd. © May 15, 1923; 
2c May 22; E 562624; Irving Ber- 
lin, New York. 11890 


words and music by I. Berlin rof 


WE S31 2 © May 111923" Je May 
12; E 562660; Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. 11891 


TELL ME WITH KISSES; words by P. O. 
Brewer, melody by Walter Smith 
ee US Si) Or Pies Jraly 16s, 19239, 
563828; P. O. Brewer, San re 

11892 


TempLE (THE) BELLS; from Four In- 
dian love lyrics, by Finden, ed. and 


played by McNair Ilgenfritz of 
We-'S.1)  CRecordo, word «roll; no: 
67720) ©" May 25, 1923: 2 c. June 


9;E 562930; Recordo player roll co., 
Chicago. (© editing) 11893 


TEN LITTLE FINGERS; by William Tatel- 
baum [or Ul Si; piano: “Boston,” W. 
iB. Hasey °& co. ©. July 10; 1923 


2c. July a FE, 563643; W, B. Hasey, |. 


11894 


TEN THOUSAND YEARS FROM Now; bal- 
lad, by Ernest Ball, scored by Geo. 
i i Tats por US Sao) band. sabe 
32m © June 13, 1923: 2c. June 
22: E 565027; M. Witmark & sons, 


Boston. 


New York. (© arrangement; 11895 
EVEN del —— vocal orch. pts., 
with words, in F. 4to. © May 14, 


712 


pt. IlI, n.s., v.18 


1923; 2) ci...May 22): (ee So2a NT 
Witmark & sons, New York. (© 
new arrangement) — - 11896 


TENNESSEE PAL; words by A. Gamache, 
music by E. S. S. Huntington tof 


U. Sa, +> @y ii. May. 2a ees 
562686; Arthur Gamache, St. Louis. 
! 11897 


Texas Harriet; words by John J. 
Robbins, music by M. Gold tof U. S. 
©:''T''c.. “May °28, 919232" aa 7o- 
Matthew Gold, Bayonne, NG Je 11898 


THALATTA (The sea) ; words by Joseph 
Brownlee Brown, music by Marx E. 
Oberndorfer tof U. S.1- Fischer ed. 
©, June 28,1923; 2 ¢. June 29; E 
565329; J. Fischer & bro., New York. 

11899 


THAT BEAUTIFUL CIty; words by W. S. 
McClure, music by M. C. McClure 
of U. Sa. © June 291075. 22 °c. 
July 2; E 565393; Mary C. McClure, 
N. Manchester, Ind. 11900 


THAT BLONDE SCOTCH LASS AND ME; 
song and fox-trot, words and music 
by A. M. Fowler tof U; $a, arr. by 
Henry W. Foster prof U. Sa; with 
Ist violin pt. © 1c. June 21, 1923; 
E, 563242; Archibald McKay Fowler, 
Oakland, Calif. 11901 


THAT DEAR WONDERFUL MAMMY OF 
MINE; words and music by Ray 
Whitman i. e. L. R. Whitman, of 
U. Si ©lc. June 6, 1923; E 563096; 
Larry Ray Whitman, Fort Du Pont, 
Del. 11902 


Tuat Dixtk MELODY; words by Fannie 
B. Stewart, melody by A. N. Gorham 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Harry French jof 
Ui Si .©, lee ine pis too, 
562981; Alice N. Gorham, ae 


THat EuCLAIR GIRL, 0 MINE; words by 
C. R. Arthut, music, by iy Richara 
tof U) S.1' © June's, 19ese2 ce youe 
20; EF 564975; Charles. R. Arthur, 
Fond du Lac, Wis. 11904 


THAT FREE AND EASY PAPA O MINE; 
words and music by Sam H. Walker 
and Clarence Williams tof U. S1 © 
June 2, 1923; 2 c. May 31; E 564576; © 
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,.~ 
inc., New York. 11905 


THAT IS WHAT A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD 
ME; words and melody by F. Fisher — 
tof U. Su, arr. by George Holman } 
rof U: 'Sa.-©. 1 c. June 6, 1923; ES 
564647; Fred Fisher, inc., New tee 


' 
mio. 7, 1923 


THAT LITTLE GREY HOUSE WITHOUT ANY 
KEY; words by _J. Keirn Brennan, 
music by Ernest R. Ball, arr. by Geo. 
Bstrimkaus tof U. S$. 4to. .(Wit- 
mark edition, excellent quartette ar- 
rangements, no. 1651-1653) _ 1. Male 
voices—2. Mixed voices.— 3. Female 
voices. © May 14, 1923; 2 c. each 
May 22; E 562599-562601 ; M. Wit- 
mark & sons, New York. © new 
arrangement) 11907-11909 


THAT LOVIN’ HULA MELODY ; words and 
music by R. L. Lukens and Je A. 
Noble of U. S.1 Honolulu, T. H., 
Honolulu music co., ltd. © June 2, 
1923; 2 c. June 9; E. 562910; John 
Avery Noble and ‘Robt. ke Lukens, 
Honolulu. 11910 


THat mascot; words by Russell Le- 
Grand Carpenter, music by Philip Bul- 
lard Lewis rof U. S.1 4to. (Music 
of Tufts college, no. 66) © June 
15, 1923; 2 c. July 3; E 563491; Leo 
Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 11911 


THAT OLD HILL-CRESt; words by T. J. 
Peever, music by E. S. S. Hunting- 
fom (Of Choy. © 1c. June 14,,1923; 
FE 563017; T. J. Peever, West ‘Wind- 
set, Ont. ,,Canada, 11912 


THAT OLD TIME REFRAIN OF LOVE; words 
by M. Spellane, music by Valeria 
Gordon ,of U. S.1; piano with words. 
(amr te, 1925 2c. june 45" E 
562801 ; Michael Spellane, Boston, 


THAT ONE-STEP; by Isidore Fisher, arr. 
by H. M. Higgs tof Great Britaim ; 


orch. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s orches- | 


tral journal, no. 923: Chappell & 
cq.’s salon orchestral Cpa no. 
223) © May 10, 1923; 1 c. May 23; 
| etiMay, (233/,E 6604): Chappell & 
co., Itd., London. (© arrangement) 


THAT PINK SUNBONNET THAT YOU 
WoRE; words by W. J. Byron, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois :pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Pee ‘© Lecoyaly,; 

ee to 2 3), By. 909300 J. Byron, 
Eveleth, Minn. 11915 


- THAT RADIO WALTZ; novelty _ ballad, 
~ words and music by M. Browne 
fot USiSa, arr: by Len Fleming tof 
ey Site) pile; LO 1923 .00.2. e, J iaky 
12; E 563711; Chas. M. Browne, Wat- 
aniGetIN| § N, 11916 


THAT RUBBY, DUBBY, SCRUBBY RAG; words 
by G. K:° Wust, ‘music ‘by E.'S. 8. 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


11927 


Huntington tof U. Si © 1c. May 


10, 1923; E 562183; Gladys Kemp 
Wust, Mt. Carmel, Ill. 11917 


THATS AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL; words 
by F. Robichaud, music by George 
Grant ynot Us Su, jarer by Pheo: 
Ga Beach: tof UU. SnsdOvliessjuret6, 
1923; E 564666; Ferdinand Robichaud, 
Manchester, ny i, 11918 


THAT'S ENOUGH FOR ME; words by W. J. 
Henry, music by W. J. Henry and 
Aik. Byers ior: WU, Sa 1©@uApr. 25 


19232. %G? May 28'-" 56450827 An * 


drew L. Byers, Caldwell, Id. 11919 


THAT'S GOT “EM BLUES; words and mel- 
ody by Samuel Bonner tof U. S1 © 
1 c. May 14, 1923; E 564113; Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. 11920 


THATS THE WAY WELL SAY GOOD-BYE; 
words by Alexander Dubin, music by 
George B. McConnell tof U. Si 
June 21, 1923; 2c. June 26; E 563324; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 11921 


THAT's WHY I’M GOING AWAY; fox trot, 
words and music by G. E. Marsters 
tof U. Sa, arr. by William K. Whit- 
ing jef Uy Sa “@Piyes May. 16./1923; 
E 564187; George E. Marsters, Bos- 
ton. 11922 


THAT SPARK OF NATURE WITHIN ME; 
words by K. Schachinger, melody by 
Herman Dubois (pseud. of Ethel Fish- 
en tor W'Sial.© ac) May *25,\, 1923; 
E 564422; Karl oeeger tases Coving: 
ton, O. 11923 


Tuar 'Tut-ANKH-AMEN CRAZE; words 
by I. R. Waddell, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington rwof U. Si © 1c. June 
14, 1923: E 563018; Ida R. Waddell, 
Columbus, O. 11924 


“THAT WONDERFUL GIRL, OF MINE; words 


by W. Wilkinson, music by E. S. S. 
Huntington fof U. Si © 1c. June 
14, 1923; E 562996; Walter Wilkin- 
son, New York. 11925 


THEME AND VARIATIONS; by Edward 
John Moeran tof Great Britain); piano. 
©) Mari14, 21923: bic. Apreoe 
557324; Schott & co. London. 11926 


Tuen I MISS YOU MOST OF ALL; words 
and melody by V. La Guardia tof 
Ue rot e@O ley. J une 29; LOZs a 
565184: Vincent La Guardia, Chicago, 

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11928 


pt..11l, 2.6, % 18 


THERE IS JUST ONE LITTLE MISS IN MIs- 
SISSIPPI; words by D. Montgomery, 
music by Luther A. Clark tof U. Su 
OT es June’ Yess 3 O47 ATs 
David Montgomery, Newark, ies 


THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE THE OLD U. S.; 
words and music 


boy scouts’ song, 
by B. O. Moody tof U. Si, arr. by 
Daniel H. Wilson tof U. S$. Portland, 


Or., D: H. Wilson. © May 12, 1923; 
2c. May 12; E 564150; Belle Owen 
Moody, Portland, Or. 11929 


THERE'S A GREAT BIG WELCOME IN A 
LITTLE HOME SWEET HOME; words by 
Bud Green, melody by Ray Hender- 


son tok Us S4 «@) Fc. tane6,, 19235 
E 564624; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 11930 


THERE'S A LITTLE VINE-WREATHED COT- 
TAGE, "WAY DOWN BESIDE THE SEAS 
words by Allie Toland Criss, music 
by James G. MacDermid tof U. S. 
© June 5, 1923; 2c. June 4; E 562818; 
Forster, music publisher, inc., Chi- 
cago. 11931 


THERE'S A RAY OF SUNSHINE IN OUR OLD 
SOUTHERN HOME; words by Colbourne 
O. Mason, music by Henry De Ver- 


ner tof U. S1 ‘© May 11, 1923; 2 c. 
June 1; E 564730; F. B. Haviland 
pub. co., New York. 11932 
THERE'S ANOTHER PICTURE IN YOUR 
FRAME; words by N. Facione, mel- 
ody by Herman Dubois  pseud. of 
Ethel Fisher, of U. Si 1 c. June 
21, 1923; E, 563227; Manieta Facione, 
Detroit. 11933 


THERE'S NOBODY ELSE BUT YOU; words 
and melody by L. Wolfe Gilbert of 
U. Sa, arr. by Arthur Darvo tof U. Su 
Qalwie. june? , WS29208. 5628727: 
Wolfe Gilbert music corp., New York. 

11934 


‘THESE, THAT, THIS, THOSE: by N. Biz- 


Zell ton, Ul. Sel + .DIANO. 4 Oud... May 
22, 1923; E, 562590; Napoleon Bizzell, 
Philadelphia. 11935 


THEY ARE DOING IT! AND THEY CALL, IT 
STYLE; words and music ‘by G. A. 
Snathwick ‘tof ) US. ©. May 119; 
L923; 2c..; May! 265) HE 564448) 1G. 
Annie Smithwick, Metaline Falls, 
Wash. 11936 


THEY SHALL RUN AND NOT BE WEARY: 
words from Isaiah, music by James 
G. MacDermid iy U. S.i; high voice. 
© June 5, 1923; 2c. June 4. FE, 562817 ; 
Forster, music “publisher, inc., Chi- 
cago. 11937 


THEY TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME; 
words by S. Giore, melody by Arnold 
Ty Lax jot 0. Sa Oe ie Cee to. 
1923; E 564779; Sam Giore, Hampden 
Highlands, Me. . 11938: 


THINK OF ME; fox trot with extra one 
step chorus, by Eldridge, ed. by Mc- 
Nair Ilgenfritz rof U. Sa, played by 
Rose Vanderbosch tof U..S.  (Re- 
cordo, word roll, no. 67750) Music 


roll © May 25, 1923; 2c: June 9: 
E 562923; Recordo player roll co., 
Chicago. (© editing and interpreta- 
tion] 11939 
THINKING; words by Martin Brandon, 


melody by J. V. DeCimber tof U. S.1 
© 1c. June 16, 1923; EB 563104; Jo- 
seph V. DeCimber, Milwaukee. 11940 


Tuis 1s Cororapo; words by E. Davis, 
music by Theo, G. Beach tof U. Su. 
New York City, Frank Harding. © 
July 2, 1923; 2 c. June 29; E 565326; 
Esther Davis, Delta, Col. 11941 


THIS IS LOVE, THE KIND OF LOVE I HAVE 
FoR you; words and music by Ruby 
Robertson tof U. Si © June 15, 
1923; 2 c. June 16; EF 563115; Jerome 
H. Remick & COE New York, 11942 


THIS YEAR, NEXT YEAR; vocal fox-trot, 
words by Con West, music by R. J. 
F. Howgill tof England) © June 
25, 1923: 1. ctl vaSs re eaoeal ; 
Wilford, Itd., London. 11943: 


TuistL—E (THE); the emblem of Scot- 
land, words and music by James Bur- 
lington Rigg jof U. Si (In Caledon- 
jan, songs), », ©, Jan... dG, a19225.52. c. 
June 18, 1923; E 564905; Forster, 
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 11944 


THOSE EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE BLUES; 
words and melody by E. Dowell tof 
Us Sa (OUCCrL Faly Vel eros. 1B 
565682; Edgar Dowell, New York. 

945. 


TuHosrE Gypsy EYES; melody by H. H. 
Rettig of (U.8i1 OiMee. June; 9, 
1923; E 562900; Herman H. Rettig, 
Newark, N. J. 11946 


THOSE HAY FOOT STRAW FOOT STRUTTERS. 


ON PARADE; words by Lew Cooper, 
melody by Jerry Benson tof U. Si — 
© uly cpr June 29) 1923 5318 > me 
Irving Berlin, inc, New York. 11947 © 


THOSE HOO Doo BLUES; words by M. 
Spellane, music by Al. Meehan tof 


. Sa; piano with words. © Apr. 
12, 1923) 2c) guneria ee £62800: 
Michael Spellane, Boston. 11948: 


(14 


Daeg: 1908's 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


11969 


THOSE NAUGHTY EYES; fox-trot, by To- 
bias Marks, arr. by H. M. Higgs tof 
Great Britain); orch. with Ist violin 
conductor. 4to. (Chappell & co.’s 
orchestral journal, no. 913: Chappell 
& co.’s salon orchestral journal, no. 
210) © May:23, 1923; 1c. May 29; 
E 566181; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon- 
don. (© arrangement 11949 


THOSE WERE THE GOOD OLD DAYS; words 
ane music by H.-J: Ott,rof U.S. 
(imine. Way 23, 1923; EF \562623; 
Henry J. Ott, Turtle Creek, Harenen 


THOSE WONDERFUL DREAMS; words by 
L. Potter, music by E. $. S. Hunt- 
ietow wor ws). >.) ©)’ 1c. May- 16, 
1923; E 564215; LeRoy Potter, Har- 
las. ba, 11951 


Tuoucut (A); by M. E. Marshall tof 
Great Britaini, ed. by Ernest Fowles; 
piano. (Curwen edition, no. 9202: 
Primary division) © May 28, 1923; 
1c. June 11; FE 566730; J. Curwen & 
sons, ltd., London. 11952 


TuHoucHts oF HOME; words by E. Mc- 
Kenzie, music by Elliott Markham 
tof U. Sa; piano with words. © 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 564958; 
Edna McKenzie, East Lynn, ire 

: ; 9 


— words by G. K. Downey, music 
bwoltettichard jot U.) Sa «©: Apr. 
1t-1923;\°2 c. June 20; E;'565008; 
George K. Downey, Columbus, o - 

119 


TurREE (THE). cLocKs; humorous, 
words and music by Frederick E. 
Smarkeryjot U:./5.3; ten. 1, 2,.,.bass 1, 
2. Ato. (Theo. Presser co. part- 
songs, men’s voices) © June 25, 
1923; 2 c. June 27; E 563347; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11955 


THREE IS A CROWD;: words and music 
by W. Boyd tof U. Si © 1-c. May 
26, 1923; E 562684; Wyneberry Boyd, 


Washington. 11956 | 


THREE OCLOCK IN THE MORNING; fox 
trot, music by Julian Robledo [of 
Englandi, arr. by Harrison Hall rof 
U. Sa; piano. New-York, Leo Feist, 
inc. © May 9, 1923; 2c. May 10; E 
564063; West’s Itd., London. 11957 


words by Dorothy Terriss, music 
by Julian Robledo tof England), arr. 
by Gee Oreany| Smitha roi Us) Sir; 
male quartet. New York, Leo Feist, 
inc.; 4to,2© Dec. '18,:1922. by ¢..\Dec. 
19; E 554464; West’s, lItd., peaion. 

: 11958 


1905239 715 


Turit, (THE) oF Love; from I'll say 
she is, words by Will B. Johnstone, 
music by Tom Johnstone tof U. Sy 
© June 15, 1923; 2 ¢ June 18: E 
563158; Harms, inc., New York. 

11959 


THROUGH THE FoREST; by Alban For- 
ster tof Germany}; piano. © June 
25, 1923; 2 c. June 27; E 563362; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

11960 


THROW HER IN HIGH; from George 
White’s Scandals, words by B. G. De 
Sylva and E. Ray Goetz, music by 
George Gershwin tof U. S; © June 
2119235" ‘c., June 22; Fs" 565206: 
Harms, inc., New York. 11961 


THY SWEET SINGING; a paragraph from 
Prometheus unbound, words by 
Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by 
Clarence Olmstead tof U. Sj; med- 
lum voice. © June 13, 1923: 2 «. 
June 16; E 564819; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. 11962 


THY WILL, NOT MINE; words by Wm. 
C. Poole, music by B. D. Ackley of 
U. Si © June 18, 1923; 2 c June 
25; F 565104; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 11963 


Ti-tl-pu! ein chinesisches marchen, 
text von Fritz Griinbaum, musik von 
Paul Pallos tof Austria; op. 105. 
© Apr. 6, 1923; 1 c« June LS gos 
566626; Gabor Steiner (Leo Singer 
& co.), Vienna. 11964 


TIA Juana; fox trot, words and music 
by F. Gardner tof U. Su, arr. by 
Gretta Brattain. © May 19, 1923: 
2c. May 21; E 564339: Florinda 
Gardner, Salt Lake City. 11965 


TICK Y0CK, BUSY CLocK; by Edwin Vaile 
McIntyre tof U. Si op. Buy Tio. 
Piano. (At-a-lé-wa series, no. 2) © 
June 18, 1923; 2c. June 21: F 565355; 
Willis music co, Cincinnati. 11966 


Tic; by oe tof Great Brit- 
ain] ; piano. july 28023 > dees Hhaly 
14; E 566964; Anglo-French music Co., 
Itd., London. 11967 


TILL THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS; words 
by A. H. Ackley, music by Bay Ds 
Ackley tof U. Si1° © June 18; 1923: 
Zee) ine MS a 565133: Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 11968 


TILL YOU COME BACK To ME; words and 
melody by E. Boynton of U. Suche 
by Joseph Buell Carey tof U. Sj © 
lc. May 29, 1923: E 562713: Elsie 
Boynton, San Francisco. 11969 


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11970 


TIME, ONE, TWO, THREE; words by N. | 


Drake, music by Arnold T. Lax tof 

U. Si © June 12, 1923; 2 c. June 14; 

E 563040; Nell Drake, Detroit. 4 
119 


Tipsy CHINAMAN; shimmy fox, von 
Jaap Kool rof Netherlands), instrumen- 
tiert von Kurt Lubbe; orch. mit piano 


direction. 4to. © Dec. 15, 1921; 1c. 
Sept. 27, 1922; E 545645; Adolph 
Furstner, Berlin. 11971 


TirED (THE) BUSINESS MAN; words and 
melody by J. A. Richison jof U. Su, 
arr. by Arthur Fisk tof U. Si © 
1 sc.) July 2;.:1923: E, 565348; Janet 
Andrews Richison, Santa Cruz, His 

972 


TiRED 0’ THE BLUES; mournful mamma’s 
wail, words and music by Spencer 
Williams fof U. S.. (Williams low- 
down series, no. 6) © June 22, 1923; 
2c. June 25; E 565169; Spencer Wil- 
liams music co., inc., New York. 


11973 


To a ScorcH Lass; words and music 
by James Burlington Rigg tof U. Sa 
(In Caledonian songs) Jan. 16, 
1922: 2 c. June 18, 1923; E, 564902; 
Forster, music publisher, inc., Chicago. 


11974 


To BE LIKE Jesus; words by Ida A. 
Guirey, music by C. D. Emerson tof 
Si ‘© June 18, 1923; 2. c. June 
25: E 565087; Homer A. Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 11975 


To EVERY LAD HIS LASS Is ANNIE 
LauriE; words by G. J. Hart, music 
by E. S. S. Huntington tof U. 8: 
© 1c. May 16, 1923; E 564220; Ger- 
ald J. Hart, Waubun, Minn. 11976 


To EVRY ONE THE Mecca; words by 
W. W. Grimes, music by H. Boddis 
tof U. Si (In Shriners’ songster) © 
May 19, 1923; 2c. June 11; E 565051; 
Henry Boddis, Washington. 11977 


To MY DEAREST; words by W. Howell, 
music by H. Richard tof U. Si © 
Apr. 11, 1923; 2c. June 20; E 565007; 
Warren Howell, Bay Shore, L. l., 
Na 11978 


To MY MOTHER; exercise for Mother’s 
day, by Nettie L. Berghouse tof U. S.1, 
music by Wm. S. Pitts and others. 
8vo. © Mar. 2, 1923; 2 c. and aff. 
Apr. 25; A 705113; Gospel trumpet 
co., Anderson, Ind. 11979 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


To you; words by H. Pilz, melody by 
Herman Dubois tpseud. of Ethel Fish- 


er, of ‘Us Sh *@0Ol tee Jane Fees - 
E 562840; Helen Pilz, Dryad; Wash. 
11980 


ToppLIn’ sAx; by Erno Rapee and 
William Axt, transcribed by Rudy 
Wiedoeft tof U. Sa; piano, with C 
melody saxophone. © June 5, 1923; 
2c. June 6; EF 564692; Rudy Wiedoeft 
music pub. co., New York. 11981 


TopDLING; novelette, by Erno Rapeé 
and William Axt tof U. S.1; orch. with 
piano conductor. (Red seal series) 
©, June -18,1923- 2c) Vuelos Es 
563146; Richmond-Robbins, inc., New 
York. 11982 


ToLD IN YopELS; Alpine waltz, by Paul 
Van Dyke rof U. Su, se. by Morris 
Aborn tof U. $1; orch. with piano 
ace. »4to.,, <Qhy) umeyale aaa ec. 
June 14; E 563042; Belwin, inc., New 
York. 11983 


ToM-Boy BLUES; words and melody by 
Gypsy tpseud. of E. P. Musgrave, of 

. Sa ©1c. June 4, 1923; E 562777: 
Elsa Phennig Musgrave, Berkeley, 
Calif. 11984 


Toujours Tor; valse, paroles de Arthur 
Smith, musique de Eusebe Champagne 
tof U. S31 © June 6, 1923; 2 ¢. June 
18; E 563217; Octave Champagne, 
Lowell. 11985 


Tout DOUCEMENT; paroles d Arthur 
Smith, musique de Philias Champagne 
tot. U.. 5.1 sand. Stella OCamorosa 
(Etoile amoureuse); valse chantée, 
paroles de R. Lepeltier et P. Cham- 
pagne, musique de Joseph Rico tot 


Ue Sa.,©. Mayu 2G, S925" Aire ay 
29; E 564554; Philias Champagne, 
Lowell. 11986 


TOWER SONG; words by Clarissa Jacobus, 
music by Ernest Carter tof U. S.; 
female voices. 4to. © May 14, 1923; 
2c. May , 21:5 EB 5652507 Wiasters 
school, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 11987 


Toy (THE) SOLDIER; by Edwin Vaile 
MclIntyre,.1of- Uay84 sop.p 0) 4mol} § 1; 
- piano. (At-a-lo-wa series, no. 1) © 
June 18,1923; \2 c. June 21; EF 569356; 
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 11988 4 


TRAIL 0’ DREAMS; words and music by 
Richard George McKnight tof U. Sui, 
arr. by Albert M. Kanrich tof U. Sa. 
© lc. May 26, 1923; FE 562701; Rich- 
ard G. McKnight, Somerville, eee 

11989 


716 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


‘TRAILING; words and music by James 
_F. Connor tof U. $i © May 16, 1923; 
2c. May 23; E 562629; Copley music 
co., Boston. 11990 


TRAVELING COON; words by R. Briant, 
melody by Ross Hertz tof U. Si © 
1 c. June 15, 1923; E 564811; Roy 
Briant, New York. 11991 


TREASURE ISLAND; musical impression, 
by Ambroise Farman tof England); 
pPiatia. © May. 28. 1923: 1 c.- May 
26; E 566188; Joseph Henry Larway, 
London. 11992 


‘TREASURE STATE; waltzes, by W. P. 
McAdow tof U. $3; orch. 4to. 
May 12, 1923; 2c. June 26; E 565213; 
W. P. McAdow, Billings, Mont. 1983 

1 


—— Same. © May 19, 1923; 2 c. May 
25; E 564402; W. P. McAdow, Bill- 
ings, Mont. 11994 


TREAT "EM ROUGH; words and melody by 
Lou Davis, Abel Baer, Herbert Stein- 
er, amd gack»Vall tof? U.. Sao, @ril c. 
June 7, 1923; E 564716; Irving Ber- 
lin, inc., New York. 11995 


TREAT OLD FOLKS WITH RESPECT; words 
by Mrs. J. Johnstone, music by George 
Graft, jr..4o% Us Sa; atr. by. Theo.) G. 
Beach tof U. Si © 1c. June 6, 1923; 
E 564658; Mrs. John Johnstone, 
Boone, Ia. 11996 


TREES; words by Joyce Kilmer, music 
by nal okn 2. dcatsom ref: -Sa,.© 
Piet same, Ao, 19235 014; 1505123 ; +H)s; P? 
T. Larson, Hibbing, Minn. 11997 


Tria (THE); Russian tragedy, by S. 
Becker tof U. S11; piano. (Character 
sketches) © June 14, 1923; 2c. June 
16; E 564847; Samuel Becker, Min- 
neapolis. ; 11998 


TRICIUZZA BELTA ED ELEGANZA; valzer 


concert, di Francesco Renda tof Italy); 


Ist violin-mand. © 1c. June 14, 
1923; E 563274; Gaetano Lo Bianco, 
New York. 11999 


Tricky TRrtx; novelty solo, by Harry 
“soijefites or U.° Sat piano:’ ©’ June 
137 °-4923)92 -c: June 13%: '“E, C563036; 
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 12000 


TRIFLIN’ BLUES; daddy don’t you trifle 
on me, words and music by Porter 
Grainger and Bob Ricketts 1. e. Rob- 
ert W. Ricketts, of U. Si © Apr. 
2923.52! of i Jame. VAs JH 563053 ; 
Zipf music pub. co., New York. © 

12001 


12012 


TRIFLIN’ MAN; words by Trebor Rellim 
tpseud. of R. Millerj, music by Bob 
Millen ieheUs Sao? © ce ‘June *16; 
1923; E 563106; Dixie music pub. co., 
Memphis, Tenn. 12002 


Trip (A) to PALESTINE; by J. Kaflowitz 
fetmU. $4; violin:? © 1c June 20; 
1923; E 564928; Jacob Kaflowitz, New 
York. 12003 


TRIUMPH (THE) OF RIGHT; march, by 
H. B. Lovell tof Great Britain; orch. 
with piano conductor. (Boosey’s or- 
chestral journal, no. 223c) © May 
Oi 1925 el es) une “25 BC 566292. 
Boosey & co., London. (© arrange- 
ment) 12004 


TRuE (A) FRIEND; words by Mrs. R. E. 
Wight, music by Carl Seyb of 
U. $1; piano with words. 4to. 
Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562787; 
Mrs. Roy E. Wight, Wentworth, Mo. 

12005 


TRUE VALUE; march, by John L. Greena- 
wald tof U. Sa, arr. by Louis Panella 
of Ul S19 orehs 4to+ *©O 'Aug” 8, 
1922; 2 c. Aug. 7; E 542918: Volk- 
wein bros., Pittsburgh. 12006 


TRUMPETS AND DRUMS; by Gustave Fer- 
rari tof U. Si; piano. (Sheet music 
edition, P. 1316) © June 15, 1923; 
As-Ca a Uhe j.27 Fuk Sosuss VCarl vai 
scher, New York. 12007 


TscHAIKOwWSKY (PrEvrer InjitcH) Hu- 
moreske; by P. Tschaikowsky, op. 10, 
no. 2, arr. by M. L. Lake tof U. Si; 
military band with conductor. 4to. 
© Apr. 20, 1923; 2 c. May 12: E 
962231; Carl Fischer, New York. © 
arrangement) 12008 


Tu SI BEDDA, IN PURU; melody by Fer- 
nando Guarneri of U. Sj. ©'lc. June 
6, 1923; E, 564685; Rosario Catalano, 
_ Brooklyn. 12009 


TurTonta’s pAy; by Elliott Wright 
Hayes tof U.S1 Tufts College, Mass., 
Austin Barclay Fletcher fund.  4to. 
(Music of Tufts college, serial no. 
27) 1. Full orch. pts—2. Full band. 
© Jan. 11, Nov. 1, 1922: 2 c. each 
May 21, 1923; E 562533, 562534: Leo 
Rich Lewis, Somerville, Mass. 

12010, 12011 


TUNES WITHOUT TALES: ten pieces, by 
Harry Farjeon tof Englandi; piano. 
© harie= Hers = 8 1c. ine igen 
566585; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 

12012 


717 


o_O” ee 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 
12013 pt. 111, n. s., v.18 


~ TurRN ME LOOSE; words by Henry Kirk, | Twiticht MeELopy; words by A. M. 
music by E. Harmon fof U. S1 © Movius, music by John F. Ryan tof 
1c. May 16, 1923; E 564191; Eddie Usx Sauv@ Aedes Iai Ese see, 
Harmon, Honolulu. . 12013 563664; Anna M. Movius, Lidger- 

wood, N. D. 12024 

Tut; words and music by M. M. Davis 
‘of U. Sa, arr by Will P. Held tof | Twmicur memories; waltz, by M. B. 
Un. Sito ©. Gy Condllay, 28; dg235 i Hale pof Us S.1/pianes’ Uneay NY ., 
563090; Mary Montgomery Davis, Myers music house. © June 1, 1923; 
Philadelphia. 12014 2 c. June 6; E 562854; May Belle . 


TUTANKHAMEN; song gre ste Monee Hale, Jefferson, Tex. 12025 
and music by Hebe Mack oi Great d Be agttats 
Britaim @ May 25, 1923; 1 c. May TWILIGHT MUSINGS; ave riflession, 


; : valse, by Joseph Torre of Italy, 
oy ee J. B. Cramer ie domiciled at New York); piano. 


New Ela Eden a: se co. © 

—_— words by N. M. Phillips, music by Jan,;15, 1923; 2 © May22 soe 2 - 

Harry MoHOH tof U. S.1 New York, Joseph Palazzolo, New York. 12026 
Manhattan music co. © July 20, 

1923: 2 c. July 24; E 565803; Nellie TWILIGHT NIGHT; part-song, poem by 


17: inden, N. J. 12016 Christina Rossetti, music by John Ire- 
ME polis, Tana J i land rof England); mixed voices. 4to. 
TuT-ANKH-AR-MEN; words and music (Musical times, June 1, 1923) © 


by W. W. Grimes tof U. Si Un May 31, 1923; 1 c. June 2; EK 566219; 

Shriners’ songster) © May 19, 1923; Novello & co., Itd., London. 12027 
2c. June 11; E 565050; W. W. Grimes, 

Chevy Chase, D. C. 12017 | Twiticnt Nympus; by Robert A. Hel- 

lard tof U. $1; piano. © May 21, 

Twa (THE) SISTERS 0 BINNORIE; 1923; 2 c. May 22; E 562627; Ed- 

North countrie ballad, music by Cyril ward Schuberth & co., New York. 

Bradley Rootham rof Great Britain ; 12028 

mixed voices. Curwen ed. 4to. © | 

Apr. 5, 1923; 2 c. May 25; Benen nice ee ae by aren Gahm of 

Itd., London. . ».] Op. lo, no. 6; plano. ay 

J. Curwen & sons, ltd., L ate UA, 1023 2 May DS: S64430. 

Composers’ music corp., New York. 

Twiticut; by Felix Swinstead. of 12029 

Great Britain) op. 49, no. 4; piano. 

© June 18, ean es are . E, 
: 1am td., on- 

Sass Oi Nasenet aN ‘ ular superstitions of the Highlands 


don. 12019 5 
: ; of Scotland, music by Granville Ban- 
words and music by Catherine Mc- tock tof Great Britain); bar. solo and 


Farland tof U. Si © June 13, 1923; chorus, or quartet of men’s voices. 
Zur june lay. 564841; John Gaara Curwen ed. 4to. © Mar. 26, 1923 ; 
co., Cincinnati. 12020 1ac.. May .25; FE 566468; J. (Curwen 

words by R. Le Atkinson, melody & sons, Itd., London. 12030 
by st pees eae nd TWINKLE STAR WALTZ; by L. A. M. Van 
1923; E 562835; Robert Le Atkinson, | Osten tof 0. Ba, piano, © 1c July 
Teeport Nic. 12021 . ; E 563822; Lillie A. Major 
, Van Osten, Corry, Pa: ’ 12031 


TwiticHt (THE) TOMBS OF ANCIENT 
KINGS; from Collins’ ode on the Pop- 


TWILIGHT BRINGS MEMORIES OF YOU; 
words by Mrs. Billie Richardson, mu- | !Wo HEARTS THAT BEAT AS ONE; from 
sic by J. Ludwig Frank tof U. 8. Don’t do that, Van, words by George 
Charleston, W. Va., Mrs. Billie Rich- ‘Tracy Coldreneand Ralph Herrick 
ardson. © May 28, 1923; 2 c. May Oatley, music by C. G. Reid tof U. Su 
28; E 564537; Jennie Gross Richard- ©); May:,14,..1923;. 2icc. ime Za 


son, Charleston, W. Va. 12022 565198; Clifford Grimley Reid, Hart- 


ford, Conn. 12032 
TwinicHt (A) LULLABY; words by N. 


J. Greene, music by George Graff, jr. Two LITTLE EYES; baby carol, words 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Theo. G. Beach and music by Byron Gay rof U. S.; 
lok, on WO: Lvcoelaly. Si LhO23ey I in A flat. © May 15, 1923; 2c. May 
565444: Nellie J. Greene, Lawrence, 16; E 564192; Richmond-Robbins, 
Mass. 12023 inc., New York. 12033 


(18 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


Two LITTLE oRPHANS; from A home 
‘run, words and music by A. J. 
Schindler tof U. Si 4to. © May 
15, 1923; 2c. May 22; E 562502: 
Anthony J. Schindler, Bloomfield, 
Ey. 12034 


Two TIME Dan; words and music by 
Roy Turk and J. Russel Robinson 
tof U. Si © May 31, 1923; 2 c. May 
31; E 564584; Waterson, Berlin & 
Snyder co., New York. 12035 


Two-TIME MAMA, DON’T ay NO FOOL; 
words and melody by J. L. Cook tof 
S190@ Cb. conjime 12, 1923; E 
562949 ; Jean Lawrence Cook, New 
York. 12036 


Un! MANNAGGIA ’E CHE RESATE; versi 
di G. Amato, musica di Raffaele De 


Luca of Italy, domiciled at New 
York) c. : tine 30, 51923 > E 
563452; Gennaro Amato, New York. 

12037 


UKANPLAYIT SONG BOOK FOR UKULELE OR 
meri, 12asongs arr. iby H-iS. 
Bee jof U. S.1 obi. 4to. © May 12, 
1923; 2 c. and aff. May 23; A 708329; 
Paul Overhage, inc; New York. 

12038 


Uncie Brm; words and music by J. J. 
Bishop and EF. C. Hoerber tof U. Su. 
Buffalo, Bishop, Hoerber music co. 
©» june 9,219238;:-2 c. June D113" E 
564764; Jack J. Bishop, Buffalo. 

12039 


Uncie SAM BLUES; words by Sarah 
Martin, melody by Clarence Williams 


om OMe. KOs) c. Jalye 71923; EB 
565684; Clarence Williams music 
pub. co., inc. New York. 12040 


UNCLE SAMMY'S MELTING POT; words 
by Noah F. Tillery, music by H. F 


Monde jon UW. Sa, .aGh. by Charles, 


EP Alemsen. tor. U.S. © hc. May 
18, 1923; E 564273; Harry F. Windle, 
Kansas City, Mo. 12041 


UNDER THE DESERT MOON; by Ed. A. 
ep blaren jor ."S. >°smallorch. . © ‘I. c. 


June 20, 1923; EK 564927; Ed. Hagen, 
Minneapolis. 12042 
UNDER THE MAPLES; words and melody 
pee PY Wentrich: tof, UeiSa Our c. 
May 18, 1923; E 564272; Percy Wen- 
rich, New York. 12043 


— UnverNEATH THE ’Srp ’Srp ’SIPPr MOON; 
words by Bud Green, melody by Ray 
Henderson tof U. Si, arr. by Eugene 


12054 
Platzmann’tof \Us:S1.7°@©/1.'c: June 
15, 1923; E 564804; Shapiro, Bern- 
stein & co., inc., New York. 12044 


UNFORGOTTEN DREAMS; words and mel- 
ody by A.J. Jansen *for-U. Si © . 
1 c. May 26, 1923; E 562698; Alvin 
Joseph Jansen, St. Paul. 12045 


UNION SELF INSTRUCTOR FOR UKULELE; 
by Corydon D. Smith tof U. Si 4to. 
ie Jans 3, 11921 + \2'c.. Ape O90 23- 
aff. May 18; A 708203; Charles Him- 
melman & co., Oak Park, Ill. © 
new arrangement and cqoeractee 


Union (THE) SONGSTER; a collection of © 
songs for farm-labor union, etc., with 
Gospel songs for Sunday-schools, etc., 
by A. C. Neece and others tof U. S. 
[2ion Ch Way 8: 1923 «2c. May at2= 
aff. May 28; A 706984; A. C. Neece, 
Sunset, Tex. 12047 


U. S. or A-M-E-R-I-c-A; words by E. De- 
Wick, melody by Herman Dubois 
ipseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 
Lic. May 25," 1923% "564413" Bs- 
marelda DeWick, South Orange, aes 

Z . 


Us. A. DEAR U.S: A. > awords. by P. 
Lampert, music by George Graff, jr.. 
fof WU. Si, arr. by -Theo:.G., Beach tof 
U. Sa “© 1 ©. July 5;,1923; E,.565438 ; 
Phil Lampert, New York. 12049 


UntversAL (THE) TEACHER FOR ORCHES- 
TRA AND BAND INSTRUMENTS; by J. E. 
Maddy and T. P. Giddings tof U. $.1; 
vidlin.|;© Apr. 3;°1923312 ce. Aprn6; 
ate, Apr: 1353544703529: C. \Ga-Conn, 
Itd., Elkhart, Ind. 12050 


== Same. P@PApE 374923¢ Z c.jeach 
and aff. May ;3: | A: *705441;° Cs<G. 
Conn, Itd., Elkhart, Ind. ipayee ZOD 


Untit, I FounpD you; words and music 
by M. Halpin tof U. Su, arr. by Harry 
Nitord.jot OU. Sin ©. the Jane. 23; 
1923: E 563269; Mark aes Chi- 
cago. 12052 


for Christmas, words by H. 
Louise Burchell, music by Chas. H. 
Gabriel tof U. S.1 © June 18, 1923; 
2» tele June’ 25:3 i 0565096: Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 12053 


UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE; words by 
FE. Russell, music by Arnold T. Lax 
tof U. Ss New York, N. Y., Man- 
hattan music-co. © May 31, 1923; 
2 c. June 4; E 562780; Effie Russell, 
Burr Oak, Mich. 12054 


UNTO US; 


a19 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


12055 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Use us, Lorp, For THEE; words by 
J. P. Bennett, music by Esther Ruby 
Klemme tof U. Sj © June 19, 1923; 
Zc, June 25.2 EB, 563081: james. Paul 
Bennett, Chicago. P2055 


VACATION TIME IS HERE; words and mu- 
sic by Mrs.;W. E. Davis tof U. Si 
©) Miay.124,'° 1923: 2.c. May. 28918 
564496; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, 
Mo. 12056 


VALLEY (THE) OF PEACE; two part song, 
words by Fanny J. Crosby, music by 
Alice Larry Woodcock tof U. Sua: 
with quartett cho. © June 18, 1923: 
Z° ex? June! 256" Bt 565102 Homer A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 12057 


VALSE ALLUREMENT; by S. Becker’ rof 
U. Sa; piano. (Character sketches) 
© June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 16; E 
564848; Samuel Becker, Seay 

12058 


VALSE ARTISTIC; by Walter Rolfe of 
. 8.1; piano. (Juvenile lyrics) © 
June 14, 1923; 2c. June 18; E 563173; 

Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 
12059 


- VALSE CAPRICE; by K. E. Thompson tof 
Su; solo for, C.and..— flat’ saxo- 
phone, with piano. Los Angeles, 
Southern California music co. © June 
PO oaS ec Nica 20 a, 564534; 
Kathryne E. Thompson, Los Angeles. 
12060 


VALSE DES FLEURS; par J. Clémandh 


rof France); orch. avec piano con- 
ducteur. 4to. ae o ballet, no 3) 
© June 19, 1923; July 7 i 


566886 ; Costallat et ce Eparet 12061 


VALSE FACILE; by J. A. Seidt tof U. Sa: 
piano. © June 18, 1923: 2 c. June 
22; E 565035; John A. Seidt, Balti- 
more. * 12062 


VALSE LENTE; by Wilm-Wilm rpseud. of 
Wilm Wieninger, of Germany); piano. 
©nuhic. May 12; 1923: 562573: Elsie 
Simrock, New York. 12063 


VALSE MELANCHOLIQUE; by Hermann 


Spielter fof Germany, domiciled at 
New York) op. 93, no. 1; violin and 
piano. (Two valsettes, no. 1) 


May 15, 1923; 2 c May 19- E, 564286; 
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 12064 


VALSE TRISTE; by Hermann Spielter 
tof Germany, domiciled at New York 
op. 93, no. 2; violin and piano. (Two 
valsettes, no. 2) .© May) 15,)1923- 
2c. May 19; F 564287; G. Schirmer, 
inc., New York. 12065 


by Jean Sibelius, op. 44, tran- 
scribed by Sam Franko tof U. $1; 
violin and: piano. © July 21,. 1923; 
2c. July 24; E 565799 : Breitkopf & 
Hartel, inc., New York, (© tran- 
scription 12066 


VALSE YVONNE; valse caprice, by R. 
Wiedoeft rof U. Si; C melody oe 
phone with piano acc. © May 
1923:'p°2 crofune V; 5562737; ie 
Wiedoeft music pub. co., New York. 

12067 


VALSETTE; by Hannah Smith jof U. S. 
op. 47, no. 2; piano. © June 9, 1923; 
2c. June 15; FE 563080; G, Schirmer, 
inc., New York. 12068 


VALUE (THE) OF A SMILE; waltz bal- 
lad, words and music by C. McCul- 
loh fof U. Sa, arr. by H. Tourjée. 
© Mar. /21,, 4928; 2. ic. Mavega | 
564362; Clara McCulloh, Long Beach, 
Calif. 12069 


VAN Eps BANJO soos; by Fred Van 
Eps rof U. Si; in C notation with 
piano acc. © Apr. 23, 1923; 2c. Apr. 
28; aff. Apr. 27; A 705156; William 
J. Smith-music co., inc., New York. 


12070 


VARSITY FOLLIES; as presented by the 
junior burlesque, 1923; words and 
music by Lawrence Peters, and Evert 
M. Crismore tof U. S. Contents: 
1. Goodie-goodie.—2. Liz—3. Steal- 
ing, stealing sweethearts. © May 10, 
1923: 2° c.iMay 12"eaih. idee 
704933; Crismore & Peters pub. co., 
Norman, Okl. 12071 


VeéLocité&; par F. Hiller, choisie, revue, 
doigtée et annotée par I. Philipp tof 
France]; piano. (Collections du 
ménestrel: Anthologie pianistique, 4e 
série, no, 80). ©), May 5,192 a ey c. 
May 18; E 566094; Heugel, Paris. 
[© collection, revision, fingering and 
annotation) 12072 


VeLocity (Velocita) ; systematic exer- 
cises for attaining the greatest rapid- 
ity in scale playing and in any presto 
passage, by FE. Raniert yon, Uerne.i- 


violin: : ©. ‘Apr. (23) 1923 se ek.) 
26: :a ft Aon. 425% A 706279 : Enrico @ 
Ranieri, New York, 12073 


Vent (LE); poésie de Jacques Heugel, 
musique de Axel Raoul Wachtmeis- 


ter cof France); piano. © May 5, 
1923%: ies May.47s) EL S60027; eit 
Paris. 12074 


720 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


12094 


VENUS IN SEIDE; aus der operette Die 
‘schone rivalin, gesangstexte von Will 
Steinberg, musik von Hans S. Linné 
erie S15 © »Mar.:28,) 19235) 1:¢c:: May 
ie bees! June! 1; E 562853 ; Drei- 


masken verlag, Berlin. 12075 
VerpI (GIUSEPPE)  Quartette from 
Rigoletto; by Verdi, arr. by Albert 


Franz tof U. $.4; violin and piano. 
(Crescent edition, operatic series, no. 
Sr) ee July: 17,1923 5.2. ce July.19; 


E 565717; Fred Heltman co., Cleve- 
land. «© bowing, fingering and 
phrasing) 12076 


Victor (A) IN THE STORMS OF LIFE; 
words by Claude A. Watson, music 
byewk WV. Hoyt:10f .U..8.1.,.©,. May 
Ci alezs> 2c, ‘May 19; 1H 564725; 
Marshall W. Hoyt, River Rouge, 
Mich. 12077 


Victory; words by Lizzie DeArmond, 
music by S. W. Beazley tof U. Si 
© fac. ie 19232" 2. c, 2sunenZ2o%,. 
565161 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 12078 


VILLAGE SWALLOWS (Dorfschwalben aus 
Osterreich) ; waltz, by Josef Strauss, 


op. 164; rev. by A; S. Seredy of 
wi, Si; tmiwereh:! Ato. ..©~’ Mar. ‘I; 
ree! ¢. Nay 12: EF '562219--'Carl 


Fischer, 
ment) 


New York. (© arrange- 


12079 


“VILLANELLE; by Eva Dell’Acqua, arr. 
by Maurice Baron jof U. S.; orch. 
with piano conductor. (Schirmer’s 
galaxy,,no. 233) ,© June.15, 1923; 
2c. June 18; E 564896; G. Schirmer, 
inc. New York. (© arrangement) 

12080 


VIOLET BLUES; nae and music by E. 
he paiee toh U. Si) © 1, c. May 31, 
1923; E 564574; a Edgar Page, 


Sacramento, Calif. 


VIOLET, YOU ARE THE FLOWER OF THEM 
ALL; words and melody by F. J. Liz- 


pa pan WU 5.1. (©, c.. June; 30, 1923: 
EF 563458; Florian J. Lizana, New 
Orleans. 12082 


VIRGINIA, HAIL, ALI, HAIL; alma mater 
song, words and music by John Al- 
bert Morrow tof U. $1 © May 26, 
1923; 2c. May 28; E 564540; Alumni 
assn., University of Virginia, Uni- 
versity, Va. 12083 


VIRGINIA’S CAVALIER SONG; words by 
Lawrence Haywood Lee, jr., music 


12081 - 


by Fulton Lewis, jr. rf U. Si © 
May 26, 1923; 2c. May 28; E 564539; 
Alumni assn., University of Virginia, 
University, Va. 12084 


Vision (A); waltz, words by Ella 
Meinburg, music by FE. H. Brey tof 
U. 49.1%) ©» June .22,; 1923; 2c. June 
25 phot 7 DOOALO 3). Edward)... Brey, 
Manitowoc, Wis.  - 12085 


Visit (A) FROM THE SEA; words by 
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by 
Graham Peel tof Great Britain) © 
May 25, 1923; 1 c. May 26; E 566180; 
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 12086 


VITAI LAMPADA; words by Henry New- 
bolt, music by Carl Jean Tolman (of 
BL CN -taVerl Mel O2G.n5 Zeke Vay 
21; E 564366; C. W. Thompson & 
co., Boston. 12087 


VIvALDI (ANTONIO) Intermezzo; from 
the Concerto grosso in D minor, by 
A. Vivaldi, transcribed by Sam Fran- 
ko tof U. Sa 1. Violoncello and 
piano.—2. Violin, or viola and piano. 
©) May 15,.4923;) 2. seach? May 19; 

FE 564288, 564289; G. Schirmer, inc., 
New York. (© transcription) 

: 12088, 12089 


VoICE AT THE DOOR; ballade du déses- 
péré, English words by Adrian Rose 
tof England), mélodie de Hermann 


Bemberg of France} © June 25, 
1923; 2 c. June 6; E 566857; J. Ha- 
melle, Paris. 12090 


Voice (A) IS CALLING ME; words by 
C. D. Lane, melody by Herman Dubois 
tpseud. of Ethel Fisher, of U. S.1 © 
1c. June 4, °1923; E “562837; Claude 
D. Lane, Del Rio, Tex. 12091 


Voice (A) WITH A SMILE; words by 
Louis Breau and Charles Tobias, mu- 
‘sic by Fred R. Hoff tof U. Si; in D 
flat. \OnoMay 23, -1923; 2 ¢ May 2K 
E 564440; Bee Tee pub. CO., New 
York. 12092 


VoicEs; words and music by J. F. Adams 
tof. U. Sa, arr. by Newell Cummins 


One We asuny AOD mi ertab ity ste. s hoses 
FE 565601; J. Frank Adams, Denison, 
Tex. 12093 


VoLUNTEER (THE) cHoIR; v. 10, no. 7, 
April, 1923, monthly magazine, ed. by 
Ei. S,, orenz jand, others;.1of » U.S. 


Aso. / KO) Whats el Sy 1923-52. C2 andar: 
Apr. 28; A 706361; Lorenz pub. co., 
Dayton, O. 12094 


(21 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


12095 


VOLUNTEER (THE) CHorR—Continued. 
vy. 10, no. 8, May, 1923, a monthly 


magazine, ed. by E. S. Lorenz and 
others fof U. Si Spring number, 
Memorial day. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1923; 
24 cydandyraih. May, 167% 7A < 2076505 
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 12095 
VOLUNTEERS; words by C. S. Brown, 
music by Charles H. Maskell tof 


Sa © "fane 16) 1995.2 ec;  Toie 
255 8B 565155" Homer A, Rodeheaver, 
Chicago. 12096 


VOLUTTA VANZANTE; mazurka, di Fran- 
cesco Renda tof Italyi; piano. © 1c. 
June 14, 1923; E 563270; Gaetano 
Lo Bianco, New York. 12097 


VoUS DANSEZ LE SHIMMY; shimmy ou 
fox trot, par André Jullienne et Ciro 
Urbini tof France; orch. avec piano 
conducteur. 4to. © May 5, 1923: 1c. 
May 18; E 566063; Evette et Schaef- 


fer, Paris. 12098 
VRAIE (LA) SAMBA (Dengo-dengo) ; 
par Emilia D. E. de Farias. tof 
Francel; piano avec théorie. © May 
15,, 1923 ;.\hi-c.. May..29; E,..566248 ; 
Francis Salabert, Paris. 12099 
W. FREELAND KeENpRICK; march, by 
E, K. Koennecke tof U. S.1; orch. 4to. 


Finest 2: 19235 - 
565034; Emil K. Koennecke, Phila- 
delphia. 12100 


song march of the Lu Lu temple, 
words by Edwin M. Abboit, music 
by E. K. Koennecke tof U. S.; piano 


2 @ -Vune wee rouwl, 


with words and melody with words. 
© May ‘4. 1923.42 Ae. + May 2137 
564358: Emil K. Koennecke, Phila- 
delphia. 12101 


WABASH VALLEY; words by E.R. Henry, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach rof'U. Si © 
1 _c. June. 6, 1923; E 564651; Elmer 
R. Henry, Terre Haute, Ind. 12102 


Wasun (The east wind); words by 
Longfellow, music by James A. Bliss 
ror Ue Sarap. oll, not 2; “medi veice, 
im’ F. (Fischer edition, no. 5255) 
June 28, 1923; 2c. June 29; FE 565334; 
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 12103 


Waco, TExAs, BLUES; words by Hattie 
Pearson, music by P. Banks jof U. Su, 
arr. py. James Seott tof VU: “San© 
1: ¢ June 26, 1923: E 565182; Paul 
Banks, Kansas City, Kans. 12104 


WacrEr (THE); words and music by 
BH: D, Crandall? tof U.7Sas*qnuartet: tor 
male voices. © 1c. May 24, 1923; 
FE, 562642: Edwin Dunbar Crandall, 
Oakland, Calif. 12105 


WAITIN’ FOR THE EVENIN’ 


pt.. Tiras. 8 


WAIKIKI (THE) BLUES; words by R. L. 


Lukens, music by J Noble tof 
U. Si Honolulu, T. H., Honolulu 
music co., ltd. © June 2, 1923; 2 c. 


June 9; E, 562909; John Avery Noble 
and Robt. L. Lukens, Honolulu. 
12106 


WaAITLL YOU SEE MY NEW _ DADDY, 
WAITLL YOU MEET MY DA-DA; words 
and music by Clem Chouder sof U. Si 
©. (May , 17, 1923; -2 .c.. ijmme Ase E 
562725; Kendis-Brockman music co., 
inc., New York. 12107 


MAIL, SITTIN’ 
ON THE INSIDE, LOOKIN’ AT THE OUT- 
SIDE; words and music by Billy Bas- 
kette rof U. Sa. © May 31, 1923; 2c. 
May 31; E 564577; Waterson, Berlin 
& Snyder co., New York. 12108 


WaArtInc;: by A. Di: Kirk jot) WS; 
melody with piano acc. © 1c. June 
16, 1923; E 563107; Andrew D. Kirk, 
Denver. 12109 


words by Sarah Miller McCaslin, 
music by Elliott Markham tof U. Su. 

piano with words. © June 2, 1923: 
2c. June 20; E 564944; Sarah Mc- 
Caslin, Fulton, Mich. 12110 


WAITING IN THE VALLEY, DEAR OLD PAL 
FoR You; words by C. H. Miller, mu- 
sic, by. H.C. Harseh andy. Tice Mailer 
tof U. “Sj Pueblo, Col, \O.Brien 
printing co. © May ls) 25072. ¢. 
May 21; E 562615; Ethel C. Harsch 
and Charles H. Miller, Pueblo, ee 


WAKE ME UP WHEN MY DREAM ENDS IN 
SUNNY ALABAM ; words by W. P. 
Mohr, music by H. Richard tof U. S. 


© June 8 1923-2 ¢ Jime 20s 
564984; W. P. Mohr, Sit. Lows. 


WateEM (GrErALD) Allegro; in waltz 
form, by G. Walem tof Great Britain); 
2 violins, violoncello and piano. 
Mar. 27, 1923: 1l'c. Apr. 93, 557317; 
Augener, Itd., London. 12113 


Wa.txinc (A) ALABAMA COON; words 
-and music by I. A. Canfield iof U.S. 1 
arr. by ; Charles: i: Ostergren of 
U. Si; piano with words. © Le 
June 2, 1923; EF 564591; Iza A 


field, Minneapolis. “12114 


WALKING WITH JESUS HERE; words and 
music by C. E. Rebstock tof U. Sua, 
arr. by Mrs. C. Earle Rebstock. © 
ee 16, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 564907; 

PiBarle Rebstock, Jersey ‘Shore, Pay 


739. 


Can a 


aes « 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


WALNUT STREET BLUES; words by Leon- 
ard Kennedy and W. Astor Morgan, 
melody by W. A. Morgan of U. $.1 


Orlre. Apr’ 28,1923; E2559811 ; ‘Ar- 
row music pub. co., inc., New York. 
12116 


WattHew (RicuArp H.) Five songs; 
words by Thackeray, set to music by 
R. H. Walthew tof England) Con- 
tents: 1. The garret.—2. The age of 
wisdom.—3. The king on the tower.— 
4, Sorrows of Werther.—5. The ma- 
hogany trees ©),,Jane, .5),1923;;.1:-c. 
June 16; E 566589; Stainer & Bell, 
Itd., London. TA 17 


WALTZ ME TO SLEEP IN YOUR ARMS; 
words and music by A. J. Stasny tof 
WE Sar ©) May) 711923 soe) May 2 ; 
1 c. May 24; E 562665; A. J. Stasny 
music co., inc., New York. 12118 

Wanoverinc (THE) BEE; words by D. 

Jesmore, music by Carl Seyb. tof 
. §.1; piano with words. © Apr. 

12, 1923; 2c. June 4; E 562799; Del- 

pha Jesmore, Spokane, Wash. 12119 


WANDERING BOY, YOU STILL HAVE YOUR 
MOTHER; words by E. Christiansen, 
music by E. S. §. Huntington of 
Uea }@plie:;June, 28, 1923; E 
563384 Einar Christiansen, St. An- 
drews ‘Bay, Fila. 12120 


WansA; once Wansa wants a thing 
Wansa wants it bad, words by J. R. 
Dichter, music by [L. Wainer of 
esac. june25,°1923 >) FE 565180’ 
Lee Wainer and Jack Dichter, Phila- 
delphia. 12121 


WANT You BLUES; words by C. D. Omo, 
music by Al. Meehan of U. Su.; 
_ piano with words. © May 21, 1923; 
Zc. June 20,7, E.,564940:;,.C. D.,.Omo, 
Huntington, Pa. 12122 


WAS BRAUCHEN WIR AN SHIMMY; worte 
von Carl Lindau tof Germany), mu- 
sik von Artur M. Werau rof Aus- 
triar op. G12.” @ Feb.’ 10, 1923. 1 c. 
May 29; EF 566197; L. Doblinger (B. 
Herzmansky), Vienna. 12723 


WAS DIE KLEINEN MADCHEN TRAUMEN, 
WENN DER MOND DURCHS FENSTER 
LACHT; shimmy-lied aus der dreiak- 
tigen operette Madi, worte von Al- 
fred Grtinwald und Leo Stein, musik 
von Robert Stolz tof Austria) op. 
450f. © Mar. 28, 1923; 1 c. May 17; 
F 557919; Drei masken-verlag, Ber- 
lin. 12124 


12135 


WASH ME WHITER THAN SNOW; words 
by C. F. Warren, music by R. Hark- 
ness of Australia, domiciled at Los 
Angeles; © June 9, 1921; 2 c. June 
12, 1923; FE 562969; Robert Harkness, 
Los Angeles. 12125 


WASTED YEARS; words and melody by 
H. C. Manucy rof U. Si © 1c. May 
23, 1923; EF 564381;-Howard C. Ma- 
nucy, Jacksonville, Fla. 12126 


WatTCH OER ME; words by A. Inman, 
melody by Herman Dubois rpseud. of 


Ethel Fisher, of U. Si © 1c. June 
4, 1923; E 562836; Adah Inman, 
Stroud, Okl. 12127 


WatcH THE Door; words by L. Gilrod, 
melody by Aaron Lebedeff rof U. S.1 
© 1c. May 19, 1923; E 562493; Louis 
Gilrod, Brooklyn. 12128 


WATCHING FOR THE MOONBEAMS; words 
and music by L. Thompson tof U. S. 
©)-J. ch Juakyy 12,1923 54565597 3 es 
land Thompson, East Liverpool, O. 

12129 


Way out IN Kentucky; words and 
music by Sidney D. Mitchell and 
Maurice Rose tof U. S.; © June 30, 
1923; 2 ¢. June 22; E 565311; Beilin 
& Horowitz, inc., New York. 12130 


Way out west IN IDAHO; words by J. 
Cunningham, music by Geo. Graff, jr. 
tof U. Si, arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof 
WwW; Say © Le June 6; 1923, 1 564675; 
Jack Cunningham, Buffalo. 12131 


WE ARE SAILING ACROSS THE SEA; words 
by K. Leaver, music by E. S. S$. Hunt- 
ington rokiUiipait© 1c.+June14, 
1923; E 563026; Katherine Leaver, 
New Haven. TAIS2Z 


WE ARE TWO BIG FAT GUYS; werds and 
melody by Jack Hayden (1. sel iy MC. 
Hayden, of U. S.1; piano with words. 
© 1c. May 26, 1923: FE 562667; John 
Maurice Hayden, Detroit. 12133 


WELL FIND A RENDEZVOUS; vocal fox- 
trot, by Willy Engel-Berger tof Great 
Britain); orch. with piano conductor, 
and words. 4to. © May 16, 1923; 
1 c. May 29; E 566176; Ascherberg, 
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. © 

- arrangement) 12134 


WE'LL ROCK ’EM, WE'LL SOCK EM; high 
school yell song, words and music by 
R. W. Messenger tof U. S11 4to. © 
June 15, 1923; 2c. June 22; E 565033; 
Messenger co., Federalsburg, Md. 


12135 


123 


CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


12136 


pt. 11I,n. s., v. 18 


WE'LL SPARK WHILE WE PARK IN THE 
DARK; words by J. S. Crandell, mu- 
sic by J. S. Crandell and Victor Lecoq 
por UCSac6© Cl sea Huby Ze(l925 hE 
565345; John Stanley Crandell, New 


Rochelle, N. Y. 12136 
WELL TELL IT WITH MUSIC; words by 
H. R. Kuehner, music by C. L. Bow- 


en (of {Ua yS7 © dune 18, 1923; 2c. 
June 22; E 565041; Bowen & Kueh- 


ner, Philadelphia. 12137 


WE'LL WIN THE WORLD; words by Geor- 
gia Tillman Snead, music by Chas. H. 
Gabriel, jr. tof U. Si © June 18, 
1923; 2 c. June 25; E, 565151; Homer 
A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 12138 


WE LOVE THIS LAND; patriotic song, 
words by E. Blomseth, music by Dan- 
jel. H.. Wilson rof,.U.; Sa Portland, 
Or., Daniel H. Wilson: © June 16, 
1923; 2 c. June 18; E 564893; Ed- 
ward Blomseth, Portland, Or. 12139 


WE MAY NOT CLIMB THE HEAVENLY 
STEEPS; words by J. G. Whittier, 
music by Charles Gilbert Spross tof 
U. $1; high voice, in B flat. © June 
15, 1923252 ¢. June. 18;.E 563149. 
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12140 


WE PRAISE THEE, WE BLESS THEE; 
words by Charlotte G. Homer, music 
anccwith cho. by, ©; Hi. G. jot Un Sa 
Gy fide 1G 1924-°"2 ec funev25= 
565112; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi- 
cago. 12141 


WE SHALL NEVER PART AGAIN; two-part 
song, music by Walter Rolfe of 

. 8.1; women’s voices. 4to. © May 

29, 1923; 2c. June 1; E 562747; Theo. 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12142 


We sTAND; song of devotion to the 
WU? -S:, swordseby..C. 9: Platt, music 
by olbaaR- sewts', tof :Usyeiiee Tits 
College, Mass., Tufts college book- 
store. 1. Full military;, band., obl. 
16mo.—2. Melody with male voice 


coda. 12mo.—3. Song ed.—4. Full 
orch. obl. 16mo.—5. Melody with 
mixed voice coda. 12mo. © Apr. 


102 May t7rapaly ss Jily 3 11.Oet1 31; 


ODS EOD ee eachty Maye 121) G23) 5) 
562517—562520, 562554; Leo Rich 
Lewis, Tufts College, Mass., and 


Charles Davis Platt, Dover, N. J. 
12143-12147 


WE two; duet, from Dew drop inn, 
words by Cyrus Wood, music by Ru- 
dolf Friml and Alfred Goodman of 
Wi Sie @uMay) 17;, 192302 cr Jasmen |: 
FE, 562744; Harms, inc., New York. 

12148 


WE WANT NOODLES; words by Sam 
Ehrlich, music by Albert Sherman 
porfUL sous ce by. Ted Eastwood tof 


Wrists a June :23; 1923;> E , 
563277 ; Page Ee music corp., New 
York. 12149 


WEDDING BELLS IN DIXIE; wPFS. and 
music by A. Wafson of 1. 
May 23, 1923.4 Bie. Maw 25 sry 562658 + 
Albert W atson, Trenton, N. fi 
12150 


WELCOME SHRINER BOYS; words by Isa- 
bel Gladding, music by I. Lohr lof 
U. Sa Cm Shriners’. songster) © 
May 19, 1923; 2c. June 11; — 565052; 
Isabelle Lohr, Washington. 12151 


WELLESLEY SONG ‘BoOK; words by vari- 
ous authors, music by Carolyn James, 
Freda Hauptman, Winifred Wright 
and others jof U. Si Ninth ed. 4to. 
© June’ 4, 1923; 20 ¢ "games 225.1. 
563262; H. C. Macdougall, Wellesley, 
Mass. (© new matter) 12152 


WENN DER VATER; text und musik von 
Arthur Rebner (of Germany) © 
Apr. 6, 1923; 1 c. June 13; E 566623; 
Gabor Steiner, (Leo Singer & CO,), 
Vienna. 12153 


WENN DICH EIN MADEL KUsst; foxtrot- 
lied aus der dreiaktigen operette 
Madi, worte von Alfred Grunwald 
und Leo Stein, musik von Robert 
Stolz rof Austria) op. 450c. © Mar. 
28, 1923; 1c. May 17; °F: 557924; 
Drei masken-verlag, Berlin. 12154 


WENN ICH NUR FANNY ABGEWOHNEN 
KONNT; shimmy-fox, text von Peter 
Herz, musik von Willy Engel-Berger 
tof Germany) © Apr. 6, 19255. 2 c. 
June 13; E 566622; Gabor Steiner 
(Leo Singer & co.), Vienna. 12155 


WESTERN ALLEGRO; no. 1, for Western 
scenes, rodeos, roundups and races, 
by Erno Rappe and William Axt tof 
U. $.; orch. with piano ace. (Capi- 
tol photoplay series, P2) © June 14, 
1923: 2'c.. June 15° "Rh So4eze. Rich- 
mond-Robbins, inc., New York. 

12156 


WHAT A DEAR FRIEND IS JESUS; words 
by Lizzie DeArmond, music by A. L. , 
Byers tof ‘Us Si ©7Ape 25 19235; 
2 ¢. May 28: E 564513; ‘Andrew L. 
Byers, Caldwell, Id. 12157 


WHAT A MOTHERS LOVE MEANT TO ME; 
words by Virgil May, melody by Ar- 
thur) Fisk sof Us Sa. Ont @ Jame t9, 
1923; E 563129; Effie Dixon, San 
Francisco. 12158 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


WHAT COULD BE SWEETER; words and 
melody by Louis Panico, Isham Jones 
and Gus Kahn of U. S3 © 1c. June 
6, 1923; E 564637; Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. 12159 


Wuat pip NAroLtEON MEAN; words and 
melody by Fred Fisher tof U. Su.i, 
arr. by George Holman rof U. S$. 

1 c. June 30, 1923; E 563460; Fred 
Fisher, inc., New York. 12160 


WHAT DO THEY MEAN BY LOVE; words 
by George Whiting and Jack Yellen, 
- music by Dave Franklin of U.S; © 
May 26, 1923; 2c. May 29; E 562709; 
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New 
York. 12161 


WHAT Is THE MATTER WITH ME; words 
and melody by L. L. Salisbury and 
Wilmer Bentley rof U. Sa, arr. by 
Fredrich King jof England) © 1 c. 
June 8, 1923; E 564732; Lottie Lee 
Salisbury, New York. 12162 


WHAT SAITH MY DAINTY DARLING; bal- 
let, by Thomas Morley, arr. by John 
E. West cof Englandi; female voices. 
(Novello’s octavo edition of trios, &c., 
no. 479) © May 25, 1923; 1 c. May 
26; E 566165; Novello & co., Itd., 

- London. (© arrangement} 12163 


WHATEVER, WHEREVER, WHENEVER; 
words by Ida M. Budd, music by 
Chas. H. Gabriel tof U. $1; Sunday 
school choir. © June 18, 1923; 2 c. 
June 25; E 565125; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 12164 


WHEN I CALLED HER SWEETHEART MINE; 
words by E. La Breece, music by E. 


S. S. Huntington tof. Us Sa Ow c: 
June 28, 1923; E 563397; Elroy La 
Breece, Buffalo. 12165 


WHEN I! Look Into His FACE; words by 
E. E. Hewitt, music by -B. D. Ack- 
ley. tot Ut S17? ©. June 18, 1923 2 c. 
June 25; E 565086; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 12166 


WHEN I’M GonE; words by Wm. McM. 
Talbott, music by H. Wollstein (of 
Ursa “Oeil ‘oi Faly: c18011923..K 
563944; Harold Wollstein, Paris, Ky. 

12167 


WHEN I met you; words by G. F. Rus- 
sell, music by G. F. Russell and Ray 
~ LeRoy tof U. $1, arr. by Sam Walsh 


jot Wino: 4 © hk. ce: Jone 15, 1923< i 
564814; George Francis Russell, 
Providence, R. I 12168 


‘WHEN 


12178 


WHEN I'VE MADE MY POT OF GOLD; 


words by Mrs. A. S. Wade, music 
by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, arr. 
by, Uheo. 1G... Beach= of We $a) :©, bc. 
June 6, 1923; E 564673; Mrs. Albert 
S. Wade, Galloway, O. 12169 


WHEN I WANT NO ONE ELSE BUT YOU; 
words and music by C. A. Cypress 
rof U. Sa, arr. by William H. Taylor 


for UL S.1 sOnt .c, May, diy 1923 9 E, 
564587; Charles A. Cypress, New 
York: 12170 


WHEN IT’S SPRINGTIME IN THE Rocx- 
IES; waltz song, words by T. Snow, 
music by R. Sauer tof U. S.1 © June 
2, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562814; Rob- 
ert Sauer, Provo, Utah. 12171 


WHEN ITS WATERMELON TIME IN 
Dixre; words by R. Peer, melody by 
Herman Dubois  pseud. of Ethel 
Hisher, cof Lys Sa 1 @y 1 ec May .19, 
1923; E 562486; Raymond Peer, 
Pittsburgh. 12172 


WHEN JUNE COMES ALONG WITH A 
SONG; fox trot, by George M. Cohan, 
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus tof U. 8.1; 
hotel orch. 4to. © June 13, 1923; 
2c. June 22; E 565029; M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. (© new arrange- 
ment} 12173 


from The rise of Rosie 
~ O'Reilly, words and music by Geo. 
M. Cohan tof U. S:1 © May 15, 
1923; 2c. May 23; E 564392; M. Wie 
mark & sons, New York. 12174 


WHEN LOVE COMES STEALING; by Erno 
Rapee of U. Su, arr. by W..C. Polla 
tof U. Sa; orch. (Gold seal library 
series) © Apr. 2, 1923; 2 c. Apr. 4; 
E 561388; Richmond-Robbins, inc., 
New York. 17 


PrppA DANCES; by Hans Ail- 
bout rof Germanyi; piano. © May 
29 4923 :.2.e5 Jammer 3.4..562757 > Thee: 
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12176 


WHEN SUMMER'S SUN IS. SHINING; 
words by E. K. Cornell, melody by 
Richard. Wee jot US -S157© © vc. 
May 25, 1923; E 564427; Edward K. 
Cornell, Cuttyhunk, Mass. 12177 


WHEN THE CLOUDS DRIFT BY; words by 
A. A. Flagg, music by Elliott Mark- 
ham of U. S11; piano, with words. 
Ato... © Ape l2 01923: 2c. iumerAs 
E 562788; Alice A. Flagg, Jefferson- 
ville, Vt. 12178 


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12179 


pt. IIt, n.s., v. 18 


WHEN THE CROSS SEEMS HEAVY; words 
by C. W. Jorden, sr., music by Thoro 
Harris “tot | U)-Si.8 © “May 26 1923; 
2c. May 28; E 564517; Charles Wes- 
ley Jorden, sr., Millvale, Pa. 12179 


WHEN THE GOLD IS TINGED WITH GRAY; 
words by Louis Rouillion, music by 
Maurice Baron rof France); in F. 
May 9, 1923; 2c. May 25; E 562656; 
Belwin, inc., New York. 12180 


WHEN THE LEAVES COME TUMBLING 
DOWN; one step, by Richard Howard 
cof U. Sa, arr. by Calvin Grooms tof 
UlSa5. plano??"©, May 9192322! c. 
May 10; E 564060; Leo Feist, inc., 
New York. 12181 


WHEN THE LEAVES IN THE WOODLAND 
ARE FALLING; words by W. Harley 
Closson, music by G. A. Scott tof 
U. Say arr! “by G Alexander’ ‘Scott 


Of We Sy * © T co May 24, 1923) EF 
562639: George Alexander Scott, 
Federalsburg, Md. 12182 


WHEN THE LIGHTS ARE LOW; melody by 
L. Breau tof U. $1 © 1c. May 16, 
1923; E 564173; Louis Breau, New 
York. 12183 


WHEN THE MOON IS SLYLY PEEPING; 
words by O. Slater, music by Sylvia 
Forest tof U. Sa; piano with words. 
4to. © Apr. 12, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 
562789; Otto Slater, Clinton, Ind. 

12184 


WHEN THE MOON SHINES ON THE COW 
SHED; words and melody by Harry 
Pease, Ed. G. Nelson and Redmond 
iHartar tof U; Sa, arm by Ed. Gs. Nel- 
soni(.©, 1 ci june: 20; 1923 oh 15603214 ; 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 12185 


WHEN THE SHADOWS FALL; words and 
melody by P. Wenrich tof U. Si © 
Lc. May gis) 19236" S042 Al -- Percy 
Wenrich, New York. 12186 


WHEN THE SNOW BIRDS CROSS THE VAL- 
LEY; words by R. C. Carr, music by 
Ray Hibbeler tof U. Si © 1c. May 
IO 1923.) ay So42iy Tkandoipia VC: 
Gare Dallas, 12187 


WHEN THE SULTAN LEFT ANGORA; 
words by F. Cameron, melody by 
Herman Dubois tpseud. of Ethel 
Highet joy Us, Sa okey a vce cy oo: 
1OZ32 50441 le ram © ameron 
Athol NY. 12188 


WHEN THEY RING THE GOLDEN BELLS FOR 
you AND ME; words and music by 


Dion De Marbelle tof U. Su, arr. by 
W. Tuttle tof U. Si © May 28, 
1923; 2 c. May 28; E 564536; Wal- 
lace Tuttle, Kansas City, Mo. 12189 


WHEN TWO HEARTS BEAT AS ONE; words 
by J. T. Relihan, music by E. Keenan 
tof U. Si Bridgeport, Conn., Keen 
music co. © May 23, 1923; 2 c. May 
28; E 564500; James T. Relihan and 
Eddie W. Keenan, Bridgeport, Conn. 

12190 


WHEN VIC STARTS TO PLAY ON THE VIC- 
TROLA; words by B. Dickson, melody 
by Arnold, ;T., Lax tot Danaavucra. Cc. 
June 25, 1923; E 565076; Bert Dick- 
son, Oswego, N. Y. 12191 


WHEN WE ALL, BEGIN OUR SINGING UP IN 
HEAVEN; words by Herbert. Buffum, 
music by, G9. “Lillmanm por. 6.1 
© May; 28,, 1923 332. efohlay Ab; FE 
564588; Charlie D. Tillman, Atlanta. 

12192 


WHEN WE SING oF C. T. C.; words and 
music by J. D. Cline rof U. Si © 
June 23, 1923; 2c. June 25; EF 565176; 
J. De Forest Cline, Greeley, Col. 

~ 12193 


WHEN WE WERE BAREFOOT PALS TOGETH- 
ER; waltz ballad, words by O. Bacon, 
music by Eva H. Labossiere of 
U.,Sa-, © June, B.. 19238." Arc. Jane 
16; E 564862; Octave Bacon, Pas- 
coar, R. 12194 


WHEN WE WERE Boys; words and mel- 
ody by D. Minor and J. Dunn of 
U..Sa,,. arr. by jean Walz gene, 354 
© lc. July 12, 1923; E 565596; Dan 
Minor and Johnnie Dunn, Chicago. : 

1219 


WHEN WILL THE SUN SHINE FOR ME; 
fox trot ballad, by Benny Davis and 
Abner Silver, scored by Geo. J. 
Trinkaus tof U. S.1; band. obl. 32mo. 
@; June 13, 1923; 2. ch dumel 22-3, 
565024; M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. (© new arrangement) 12196 


— words by Benny Davis, music by 


Abner Silver, arr. by Geo. J. Trink- | 
aus tof U. S. 4to. (Witmark edi- 
tion, excellent quartette arrange- 
ments, no. 1649, 1650) 1. Female 
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © May 14, 
1923; 2 c. each May 22; E 562602, 


562603; M. Witmark & sons, New | 


York. (© new arrangement) 
12197, 12198 


726 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


WHEN You AND I weRE younGc, MacciE; 
American ballad, words by George 
Johnson, music by J. A. Butterfield 
ti Sa, parr by. F.18. Story,aof 
U. Sa New York, Frank Harding 
music pub. house. © May 29, 1923; 
2c. June 2; E 562739; Frank Hard- 
ing, New York. 12199 


WHEN YOU LOSE YOUR HEART TO SOME- 
ONE WHO HAS NO HEART AT ALL} 
words by Sam Coslow and Sidney 
Holden, music by Abe Olman of 
Ue © Jume4,1923-.2°c.. June 2; 
E 564601; Olman, inc., New York. 

12200 


WHEN YOURE TIRED; words by John 
Gifford Hill, music by L. R. Lewis 
rof U. S1; medium voice. Tufts Col- 
lege, Mass., Tufts college press. © 
Sept. 27, 1918; 2 c. May 21, 1923; E 
562557; Leo Rich Lewis, Somerville, 
Mass., and James S. Stevens, Hart- 
ford. 12201 


WHEN you TALK ABoUT O1p Gtory, 
Just sAy Kentucky Too; words and 
music by’). T. Ellis: tof’ U.S... © 
May 19, 1923; 2 c. May 21; E 564335; 
James Tandy Ellis, pee pn 


WHEN YOUR HEART BIDS LOVE GOOD-BYE;} 
words by H. S. Parrett, music by J. 
F. Roberts tof U. S1 New York, 
Manhattan music co. © May 24, 
192342 ci May 26; E 562703; H. §. 
Parrett, Everett, Mass. 12203 


WHERE BLUE-BELLS GRow; by Daniel 
Rowe rof U. Sa; piano, both hands 
in treble clef. © June 14, 1923; 2 c. 
Tage 185 FE 503196; Theo: Presser 
co., Philadelphia. 12204 


WHERE DID YOU STAY LAST NIGHT; mel- 
ody by L. Armstrong tof U. Sua, arr. 
by Lillian Johnson fof U.S; ©lc. 
July. 2, 1923; EF 565344; Louis Arm- 
strong, Chicago. 12205 


WHERE IS SHE; from George White’s 
Scandals, words by B. G. De Sylva, 
music by Geo. Gershwin of U. Su. 
O@ssumesl9, -1923;,;2-.¢.) Jaime. 20; FE 

503151; tElagms) inc.) New York. 

12206 


~ Were Monona’s WATERS PLAY; words 
by H. Elizabeth Mott, music by Carl 
B. Lagerquist tof U.S. Cn Wiscon- 
sin state journal, v. 150, no. 70, June 
> 1654923) *© June! 10) 1923) 1c: june 
14; E 562983; Wisconsin state jour- 
nal, Madison, Wis. 12207 


12217 


WHERE THE GANGES FLOWS; from Ad- 
rienne, words by A. Seymour Brown, 
music by Albert von Tilzer tof U. S.1 
© May 724,..1923 2; c..MayoZory E 
564444; Harms, inc., New York. 

12208 


WHERE THE OLD SAVANNAH FLOWS; 
fox-trot, words by Louis T. Kunde, 
music by Robt. E. Lauer tof U. S. 
©,.Juneé, 4,. 1923; »2 ca;May 31: E 
564585; L. T. Kunde, inc., Milwaukee. 

12209 


WHERE THE OLIVE BRANCHES GROW; 
waltz song, words by J. O. Tow, 
music by Stanley F. Widener of 
U. Si. ©, June 11, 1923; 2c June 
18; EF 564915; James Oliver Tow, Los 
Angeles. 12210 


WHERE THE SACRAMENTO RIVER FLOWS; 
words by Margaret Cantrell, music 
by Vaughn De Leath rpseud. of Leo- 
nore von der Lieth, of U. S.1 © June 
5, 1923; 2 c. June 4; E 562819; For- 
ster, music publisher, inc., Chicago. 

12211 


WHICKER (THE) Bint, BLuES; words 
and melody by J. L. Cook tof U. Sx 
© lc. June 2, 1923; E 564595; Jean 
Lawrence Cook, New York. 12212 


WHILE PICKING GOLDEN ROD IN DEAR 
New ENcLAND; words by H. W. 
Rand, music by Sylvia Forest of 
U. $1; piano with words. © Apr. 
#2% 1923: 2 -eledunes 4: 7562797 - 
H. Walter Rand, Worcester. 12213 


WHILE THE BELLS ARE RINGING; words 
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by 
Chast ‘Gabirelhiot AW SA © futte 
Le) 1923 55 2c yume 2579) s 565945); 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 

- 12214 


WHILE THE UKELELES PLAY; words by 
A. Leech, music by Valeria Gordon 
[Of eUl ly Sa. plaloyswith words. © 
Apr. 12, 1923; 2.c. June 4;. E 562798; 
Albert Leech, Beaver Dam, Wis. 

12215 


WHILE WE DANCE FoR You; words and 
melody by Jack H. Foley tof U. S. 
© 1c. June 25, 1923; E 565066; Jack 
Foley, New York. 12216 


WHILE YOU'RE Away; words by Irving 
Caesar, music by Abe Olman of 


U.-Si3©, May: '8,, 1923; 2 o May 
9; E 564069; Harms, inc, New 
York 12217 


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12218 


WHILE YOU WANTED SOMEONE TO PLAY 
WITH, I WANTED SOMEONE TO LOVE; 
words and melody by Fred Fisher tof 
U. Sa, arr. by George Holman tof 
U.Si-'O'l'c. June 4/'1923'; E562778 ; 
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. 12218 


WHIPPOORWILL’S SERENADE; words and 
music by I. J. Okupniak tof U. Su 
op 15; medium voice with violin 
opp. +©)"May 31,9923 2) oN fiune 22 ; 
E 563264; Ignace J. Okupniak, So. 
Deerfield, Mass. 12219 


WHIRLWIND; by Eugenio Pirani tof 
U. S.1; flute, oboe, clarinet and bas- 
soon. © May 1, 1923; 2 ¢c. June 28; 
E 565315; G. Langenus, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement) Wl2z2) 


Wuitt (Tur) patHwaAy; three easy 
pieces, by Edgar L. Bainton rof Eng- 
larder pi. “Contents: 1. The fairy 
javelin of Midir.—2. The white pro- 
cession.—3. Where rainbows bloom. 
(oy iy 22) 1925 ee Miary 23%. 
566048; Elkin & co., Itd., i cei sei 


WHo DID YOU THINK THAT YOU FOOLED ; 
words and music by E. H. Loeffler 
tof U. Sa, arr. by Hampton Durand 
rot U. Sue violin. acco JOmuivcy May 
25, 1923; E 564426; Edw. H. Loeffler, 
New York. 12222 


Wuo knows; words and new arr. of 
old Spanish love song by James L. 
Orr of U. Su, asstd. by Karl Merz. 
© May 11, 1923; 2 c. May 14; E 
564162; James L. Orr, ees 


Wott (THE) WIDE WORLD SHALL 
sinc; words by E. E. Hewitt, music 
iby.-.W.A. bost.jof, US ©) June 
le, 1923 2 vc. June 25; 2 505095, 
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago. 

12224 


WHOoLE (THE) WORLD SEEMS TO SMILE; 
words by P. O. Brewer, melody by 
Walter Smith rof U. Si ©l1c. July 
16, 1923; FE 563826; Percy O. Brewer, 
San Francisco. 12225 


Wuy; fox trot, words and music by E. 
PY Womack’) (ok WW. Sh VDetroit, 
Mich., E. P. Womack music co. © 
June 14, 1923; 2 c. June 16; EF 564850; 

E. P. Womack, Detroit. 12226 


words by E. Grimm, music by 
Fohn F. Ryan rot, UL"S.12/© Lec. July 


13, 1923; E 563661; Everett Grimm, | 


Plymouth, Mich. 12227 


pt. 11 javs., v.48 
Wuy cAn’t I HAVE THE ONE I Love; 
words and music by C. A. Cypress 


tof? U; S41!" ©. he. Mayr 22ers 
562574; Charles A. Cypress, New 
York. 12228 
Wuy po I LovE MY FLAG; patriotic 


hymn, words by M. C. Dautenhahn, 
music by Paul Burmeister tof U. S. 
© May: 19, 19235) 2s) May 265 /E, 
562702; Martin C. Dautenhahn, St. 
Louis. 12229 


WHY HAS YOUR LOVE GROWN SO COLD; 
words by L. G. Belmore, music by E. 
©. 8. Huntineton jones 
June 14, 192355630257 2. a! Bel- 


more, Brooklyn. 


Wuy ME? waltz song, words and music 
by J. M. Lewis rof U. Sa Ash Fork, 
Ariz., Edna Trosper Brown. © May 
19,.\1923 Zhe dMlay 4ZeF By 54450: 
Janie McMillan Lewis, Fredericks- 
burg, Va. 12231 


Wickep (THE) (prrty) FIVES; words 
and music by Lemuel Fowler tof 
UL $a "© May 23. 002s eee 4: 
E 562855; Jack Mills, inc., New York. 

"2232 


WickepD (THE) witcH; by Carl Wil- 
helm Kern tof U. Si op. 500; no. 2; 
piano. (Tone diversions) © June 
25, ‘1923-2 June 1279 7e* 508866 ; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

12233 


WILD CHERRY LEAVES; words by Eliza- 
beth R. MacDonald, music by Wini- 
fred McGee tof U. Si © May 3, 
1923; 2 c. May 831. E-"562106; (Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. 12234 


Witp papa; fox-trot, words by Lou 
Davis, music by Bennie Krueger tof 
U...S.i,.atr. by, Branko aun Oren: 
with words. Feist ed. © May 18, 
19232 2) 6, May, 19548 S6Z5G555e0 
Feist, inc., New York. 12235 


WILDWING; words by N. B. Geilheim, 
music by John F. Ryan tof U. §. 
1c. June 28, 1923; E 563392; Nell B. 
Geilheim, Howell, Mich. 12236 


WILL IT EVER BE ME ALONE; words by 
Jules Ziegler, music by Nat Breen of 
UsS4 Lic): June: 14, 1923 E 
562980; Nathaniel M. H. Blumen- | 
kranz, New York. 12237 | 


WILL YOU BE A SOLDIER’S BRIDE; words 
by W. Ringe, music by George Graff, 
jr. cof Us Si,\arr. by Theo. G. Beach @ 
tof Ut Siop@) love Jaby bycte23; 2 ae 
565458; Wm. Ringe, Brooklyn. ’ 


728 


12238 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


no. 7, 1923 


12259 


WiLL you comE; words and music by 
M. Ee 'Smuth rot Us -S.1  ©'1 ‘c. July 
12, 1923; E 565609; Mary Elston 
Smith, Largo, Fla. 12239 


WILLIE Live (Will-he-live) ; words and 
melody by W. K. Halikman of 
Be Sirs dese)? Jane v1, 1923; EF 
564756; William King MHalikman, 
Brooklyn. 12240 


WILLIS GRADED SCHOOL ORCHESTRA AND 
BAND SERIES; v. l, collection of stand- 
ard compositions, carefully fingered 
and bowed, arr. and compiled by J. 
E. Maddy and T. P. Giddings tof 
iJ Si; oreh. pts....©~Feb.,.8,.1923; 
2c. Mar. 15; aff. Feb. 17; A 696812; 
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 12241 


Wiiityva; fox trot, by Byron Gay tof 
We Sa, acry by G. Trinkaus prof U. S.1; 
orch. with words. 4to. © June 4, 
1923; 2 c. June 21; E 564982; Byron 
Gay, inc., New York. . 12242 


Win; by Howard James Savage: tof 
U. Si; full band. Tufts College, 
Mass., Austin Barclay Fletcher fund. 
(In Music of Tufts college, serial, 
fio, Ley. iG) June 12, 1922: 2° ¢c;. May 
21, 1923; EF 562545; Leo Rich Lewis, 
Somerville, Mass. 12243 


WIND AND WAVE; words by George Ed- 
ward Woodberry, music by H. F. 
Raat fer Us 5.1;,,© 1 .¢. June +14, 
1923; E 562988; Herbert Fedor 
Small, Kerhonkson, N. Y. 12244 


Winp (THE) AT NIGHT; melody by J. 
©. Zamecnik of U..$.) lc. June 
28, 1923; E 563376; Sam Fox pub. 
co., Cleveland. 12245 


WIND OF THE NIGHT; words by Evelyn 
Marie Stuart, music by. Frances G. 
minere jor UU. 5.1; arr. by ,Walter J. 
-Goodell tof U. Sa. © May 4, 1923; 
2c. May 12; E 562426; Chas.. Wilber 


Stewart and Eva M. Stewart, Chi- |. 


cago. 12246 


WINNIE IN VIRGINEY; words by W. 
Tully, music by William P. Held lof 
U. Si ©lc. May 2, 1923; E 559805; 
William Tully, Philadelphia. 12247 


. Winnince (THE) OF ‘THE SINNER; 
words and music by M. W. Hoyt tof 
Wea) C) May 21, 1923° -2° c.uMay 
19>”. 5604726; Marshall W.” Efoyt, 
River Rouge, Mich. 12248 


-WisH I HAD you AND I’M GONNA GET 
You, BLUES; words and melody by 
Porter Grainger and Bob Ricketts 


ref UL Gy arts! by Be Rickettss? © 
le. June 15, 1923; EK 564803; Zipf 
music pub. co., New York. 12249 


WITH A VOICE OF SINGING; short full 
anthem, music by Martin Shaw (of 
Great Britain}; mixed voices, organ 
ace. -Curwen ed. 4to.. © Apr. 12, 
19235 1 e@&,May 255 &. 566470; J. Cur- 
wen & sons, Itd., London. 12250 


WitH Jesus ILI Go ALL THE WAY; 
words and music by Seaborn N. 
Vines tof U. S12 © June 18, 1923; 
2 el fumen 25:3:9H: 505118; » Heinerx A. 
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 12251 


WITHERSPOON (HERBERT) Fifty vocal 
exercises; compiled and composed by 
H. Witherspoon tof U. Si 4to. © 
1 c. June 23, 1923; E 565061; Herbert 
Witherspoon, New York. 12252 


WizArD (THE); opera ballet in three 
acts, by Josef Holbrooke tof Eng- 
land; op. 70, vocal sc. reduced by 
Christopher Wilson of England) © 
Jan. 26, 1923; 1 c. Feb. 15; D 26425; 
Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., London. 

12253 


Wo BIST DU HIN, DU BLONDGELOCKTE 
MAID; lied und shimmy, worte von 
Carl Lindau rof Germany), musik von 
Artur M. Werau ,of Austriaj op. 611. 
©, Dec.) 31,1922; Toc. May 29; 1923; 
E 566196; L. Doblinger (B. Herz- 

- mansky), Vienna. 12254 


WONDERFUL CHILD; words and music by 
Joe Hearst rof Canada} © Mar. 24, 
1923! WL). c.-Atprs 983) 1E55733835: Hearst 
music pub., Itd., Winnipeg, Canada. 

12255 


WonDERFUL, GIRL; words by Ed. Beck, 
melody by Jerry Sullivan tof U. S$. 
© 1c. May 22, 1923; E 562578; Irv- 
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 12256 


WonverFuL (Tue) Nite; from I’ll say 
she is, words by Will B. Johnstone, 
music by Tom Johnstone tof U. S. 
©) fume: 15,1925; -2: c. June 18e5 
563159; Harms, inc., New York. 

12257 


WoNDERING; words by H. Gillis, music 
by. George Graff, jr. tot;-U!S.1,. arr. 
by, Lheo.” G. Beach of, UL Sa 
1ivc.. Julys 5.1923; F.565455;5, Helen 
Gillis, Brooklyn. 12258 


Won’rt YOU BE MINE; words by H. Co- 
‘hen and Morton W. Friedman of 
Ut! Sa,".arr. “by, Ml W. ‘Friedman. 
tPhotostati © 1c. May 25, 1923; E 
564429; Herbert Cohen, Brooklyn. 

; 12259 


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12260 


pt. 111, n.s., v. 18 


Won’t you BE MY PAL; words by W. 
Davis, music by E. S. S. Huntington 
of -U. Shy ctOydvie. June dl4; 192360 
563015; Winnie Davis Probst, Sweet 
Home, Tex. 12260 


Won’?t YOU COME BACK; fox trot, words 
by F. McCarty, music by E. 
Huntington fof U. Si © le. May 
26, 1923; FE 562692; Frances McCarty, 
Charleston, W. Va. 12261 


Won’t YOU COME HOME WITH ME; 
words by E. Petrilena, music by E]- 
liott Markham of U. S14; piano with 
words...4to/.. © Apr.* 1271993: 22g 
June 4; E 562784; Esther Petrilena, 
Moon Run, Pa. 12262 


Won’t YOU DREAM OF ME; words and 
music’ by Yo Fo Red ier US. . Det 
troit, Reid music co: © Apr. 14, 
1923; 2 c. Apr. 27; E 562419; James 
Francis Reid, Detroit. 12263 


Woo ME WITH YOUR SMILE; words by 
J. (WGndraseér} music ‘by Beh Soi S. 
Hintineton tof -U..S1 © 1 c. June 
14, 1923; E 563001; John Wm. Fras- 
er, New Glasgow, Canada. 12264 


WoostTER COLLECE O; words and music 
by Mrs. J. Milton Vance tof U. Sj 
(Ot May 11” 1923 2c." May 4s E 


564161; College of Wooster, Woos- 
ter, 12265 
WoosteR (THE) MARCH SONG; words 


and music by Howard F. Lowry rof 
Ua Saare.cby//K.\Southqot) UisS.1 


i May’ 11, 1923; 2c. May 145708 
564163 ; College of W ooster, Wooster, 
O. 12266 


Wooster (THE) SPIRIT; words by Clin- 
ton T. Wood, music by Margaret 
Koester rof U. $1 © May 11, 1923; 
2c. May 14; E 564164; College of 
Wooster, Wooster, O. 12267 


WoRKING FOR THE MAsTER; words by 
Pearl Williams, music by W. A. Post 
rot Us, on wo aune: 16, TO2Ge 02 Ukr, 
June 25; E 565121; Homer A. Rode- 
heaver, Chicago. 12268 


Worwp’s (THE) BEST MUSIC; vy. 4, mod- 
ern ballads and contemporary clas- 
sics, ed. by Alexander Lambert, Vic- 
tor Herbert and others, compiled by 
Nicholas deVore tof U. Sa Inter- 
natl. ed. © Feb. 3, 1922; 2 c. Feb. 28, 
1923; aff. Mar. 24; A 696546; Univer- 
sity soc., inc., New York. 12269 


Worm (THE) (Gepgaxs); comic song, 
poem by V. Kurochkin, English ver- 
sion by George Harris, jr. tof U. Si, 
music by A. Dargomizhsky, ed. _by 
Olin Downes tof U. $1; high voice, 
in E.. (Carl Fischer edition, series 2: 
Superior ed. 5545) © May 25, 1923; 
2: ¢> June 27977) 565295 « (Garl Fischer, 
New York. (© English version and 
arrangement) : 12270 


WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE ME TELL YOU, 
WHAT MY HEART BIDS ME 70 SAY; 
words and music by Leo Friedman 
cof U. Sa © Jime T1923 92-0" Fane 
16; F 564851; Burkhart, Quinnell & 
Friedman, Chicago. 12271 


WoULD YOU RATHER BE A DANCE QUEEN 
THAN A MOTHER; words by A. E. 
Walford, music by Florence McEI- 
vain pot. U."S.7""4te, G@iGem 1711923; 
2c. June 20; EF 564945: A. EB. Wal- 
ford, Walford Sta., Canada. ete 


WRITING EACH DAY; words by Pearl 
Williams, music by W. A. Post of 
U. Sa. © June’ 18) 19237 27 ce. dune 
25°F Soglde: Homer A. Rodeheaver, 


Chicago. 12273 
| WuriitzER (THE); words and music 
by ‘C. W. Hawleyp ir ser soos: ; 


Wurlitzer Hope-Jones wnit-orch. acc. 


© 1 ‘c.’ Jane” 4° a923-" Be 02847 : 
Charles Wilson Hawley, jr., Salem, 
Or. 12274 


WUS A IDEL KEN; words and melody by 


D., Meyerowitz) jor” US vee oe 
June 13, 1923; E 564790; David 
Meyerowitz, New York. 275 


YALLER GAL; words and music by M. 
Hirst of U. Sa, @ 1 e) fame 1923- 
E (964721; Minette Hirst, New York. 

12276 


Yagur (EL); fox trot, por §S. Rodri- 
guez (of Mexico, domiciled at Doug- 
Fay Ariz.j; piano. © July 10, 1923. 

July 16; E 563861; Silvestre 
dna & Léon, Douglas, Ariz. 
2277. 


YE BANKS AND BRAES; words by Robert 
Burns, music by S. Seiler tof U. S.; 
medium voice. © June 28, 1923; 2 c. 
June 30; E 563466; S. Seiler, me 
Angeles. 273 2 


YENTE FOHRT IN DIE CATSKILL Ha 
TENS; comedy sketch in one act, 
words and melody by G. Goldstein 
tof U.,S.1.' © 1c. May. 18, 1923; EF 
564277; Gus Goldstein, Coney Island, 
Nia. 12279 


750 


sag 1923 


MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


12299 


YENTE KOIFT A KAPORY; comic singing 
and talking scene, words and music 
by G. Goldstein fof U. S1 © lc. 
May 12, 1923; D 26461; Gus. Gold- 
stein, Coney Island, N. Y. 12280 


YENTES SILBERNE CHASENE} comic sing- | 


ing and talking scene, words and mu- 
sic by G. Goldstein tof U. Si ©lc. 
May 12, 1923; D 26462; Gus. Gold- 
stein, Coney Island, N. Y. 12281 


Yrs I REMEMBER You; words and mel- 
ody by D. Meyerowitz tof U. 8S. 
1c. June 13, 1923; F 564785; David 
Meyerowitz, New York. 12282 


YippisH (A) SHTIKEL; words and mel- 
ody by L. Gilrod tof U. Si ©le. 
June 15, 1923; E 564805; Louis Gil- 
rod, Brooklyn. 12283 

YoDELING BLUES; words by A. Ward, 
music by R. Ward rof U. Su. arr. by 
W. C. Donnelly tof U. Si; piano, 
with words. © 1c. May 22, 1923; E 
562825; Robert and Alexander Ward, 
New York. 12284 


YoKEM BEMBE; words and melody by 
D. Meyerowitz tof U. Si © lc. 
June 13, 1923; E 564788; David 
Meyerowitz, New York. 12285 


YosEL; words and melody by S. Stein- 
berg tof U. Si; in D min. (5ypp>) 
© lc. June 21, 1923; EF 563245; Sam- 
uel Steinberg, New York. 12286 


YosEMITE; duet, words and music by 
M. Doyle sof U. $1; sop. and alto. 
71 -e.ih}one! 12;° 1923); 4. 562971; 
Michael Doyle, Berkeley, Chis. | 


You; words and music by Tommy 
Malie, Dick Finch and Harry Hoch 
tof U. Sia © June 20, 1923; 2 c. June 
20; E 564961; Waterson, Berlin & 
Snyder co., New York. 12288 


You AND I IN op VERSAILLES; from 
George White’s Scandals, words by 
B. G. De Sylva, music by Geo. Gersh- 
win and Jack Green tof U. Si 
June 19, 1923; 2 c. June 20; EF 563153; 
Harms, inc., New York. 12289 


You ARE My ciIRL; words by Lalla 


Chase, music by George Graff, jr. tof |, 


Wervsiiarr. by Theo:,.G., Beach... cof 
UPS t@i We: July: 5019238 9B 565454: 
L. Kahlhousen, Raton, N. M. 12290 


You ARE MY LIGHT AND MY LIFE; words 
by H. B. Knox, music by R. Rapo- 


port tof, Ue S.1,. ©, 1c. June.21,, 1923. 
FE, 563240; Ruth Rapoport and Helen 
Boardman Knox, New York. 12291 


You ARE TO ME WHAT THE STARS ARE TO 
THE SKY; fox trot, words and music 
by V. Courville tof England, domi- 
ciled at, Niagara sKalls,. N.Y. Wak 
mington, N. C., Wm. T. Murphy. 
June 1, 1923; 2 c. June 6; E 564695; 
Victor Courville, -Niagara Falls, 
NF! 12292 


You BROUGHT SUNSHINE MY WAY; 
words by G. L. Osborne, music by 
George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, arr. by 
‘EheoG, Beach) rot SU. Say tOvly es: 
June 6, 1923; E 564656; Grace L. 
Osborne, Homestead,: Pa. 12293 


You. DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE MISSING 
WItHouT MaAun-tAy; words and mel- 
ody by G. M. Simpson rof U. S., arr. 
by Edgar Rollman tof U. Si ©le. 
June 27, 1923; E 565245; G. Morgan 
Simpson, Baltimore. 12294 


You GAVE ME A ROSE; waltz ballad, 
words by Jack Mahoney and S. A. 
Short, jr., music by J. Mahoney tof 
U. Sal g® the. May 2; 1923: E 559804: 
Samuel A. Short, jr., Harrington, 
Del. 12295 


You GO YOUR WAY, AND I’LL, GO MINE; 
words and melody by H. H. Rettig 
fot US S52? O17 es June 9) - 192397 
562905; Herman H. Rettig, Newark, 
Ni}: 12296 


You KNOW YOU BELONG TO SOMEBODY 
ELSE SO WHY DON’T YOU LEAVE ME 
ALONE; waltz, with extra fox trot 
chorus, by West and Monaco, ed. by 
McNair Ilgenfritz tof U. Su, played 
by ‘Clarence’ M., Jones tof U. Sy 
(Recordo, word roll, no:. 67770) 
(Music rolh © May 25, 1923: 2 c. 
June 9; E- 562931; Recordo player 
roll co. Chicago. (© editing and 
interpretation) 12297 


You’LL FIND ME WHERE YOU LEFT ME, 
BUT I WON’T BE ALONE; fox-trot, music 
by Jimmy Durante jof U. Su, arr. by 
sam Danks jof U. Sa; orch. Feist 
ed. 4to. © June 19, 1923; 2c. June 
20; E 563208; Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. (© arrangement; 12298 


YOU'LL HAVE A DAY TO REMEMBER; words 
and music by W. H. (Jean) Rhoads 
tof U. $1. © May 31, 1923; 2c. June 
6; E 564687; W. H. (Jean) Rhoads, 
New York. 12299 


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12300 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


You’LL NEVER KNOW; words and music 
by G. Ni Cox TorvU S25 Ge Ans 
4, 1923; E 562570; George Norris 
Cox, San), Jose, Calit. 12300 


You’LL REGRET, DEAR, IF YOU LEAVE ME; 
words by Lulu M. Hauck, music by 
Peter De Rose jof U. $1 © June 5, 
1923; 2 c. June 26; E 563336; F. B. 
Haviland pub. co., New York. 12301 


You’LL REMEMBER ME; words and music 
by. Elliott Stevens tof U. Sa, arr. by 
CwA. Somers of WW.) Siascined. 

1 c. June 28, 1923; E 563404; Chas. 
A. Somers, New York. 12302 


You’LL WISH YOU HAD ME BACK AGAIN; 
ballad fox trot, words by Clarence F. 
Sorge, music by M. Paul Mangan 
rof JU. Sa ..©-+1.c.,June 19,1923... 
564926; Clarence Sorge, Bethlehem, 
Pa; 12303 


You MADE A FOOL OF ME; words and 
melody by H. B. Ulsich ror Ul ws. 
©lc. May 28, 1923; E 564482; Harry 
Frank Ulrich, Los Angeles. 12304 


You PLAYED AND BROKE MY HEART; 
words and music by A. Abbatello tof 

. Sa, arr. by Alfred Dalby. © 
June 16, 1923; 2 c. June 18; E 564900; 
Andy Abbatello, New York. 12305 


Vou’RE A VERY NICE HUSBAND, AND 
YOU’RE A VERY GOOD WIFE; words and 
music by Lew and Grace Harvey tof 
U.S. © June 19, 1923; E 563128; 
Bae Hyman and Harry Horwitt, New 
York. 12306 


You’RE ALL THE WORLD TO ME; words 
and music by Betty Rogers of U. Si 
iuine S225" 2c vine Zo: f 
563325; Jack Mills, inc., New ae 


You’RE ALWAYS MESSIN’ “ROUND WITH 
MY MAN; blue flame, words and mu- 
sic by Spencer Williams tof U. Si 
(Williams low-down series, no.1) © 
June 8, 1923; 2 c. June 14; FE, 563057 ; 
Spencer Williams music co., New 
York. 12308 


——— words and melody by S. Williams 
rof U. Sa, arr. by J. Russel Robinson 
fot) UW. Seigy Usk yaolin mace: 7 (©) hoe. 
May. 23, 1923; E 564383; Spencer 
Williams, New York. 12309 


You’RE GOING FROM NO PLACE TO NO- 
WHERE, WHEN NOBODY'S WAITING FOR 
you; words by Ted Healy, music by 
Dick Long tof U. Si © June 30, 
1923: 2.c. June 22; EF 565312; Beilin 
& Horowitz, inc., New York. 12310 


YOU'RE JUST LIKE A BEAUTIFUL BUBBLE; 
waltz, words and melody by V. Di 
otefano! fof; U.' Sa @ We. faye. 
1923; E 565607; Vincent Di Stefano, 
Philadelphia. : 


YouU’RE ONLY A FAIR WEATHER FRIEND: 
words and melody by L. Case rof 
U.S1 ©lc. June 2, 1923; E 564596; 
Lylah Case, New York. 12312 


You’RE OUT 0 YOUR HEAD; fox trot, 
words and melody by Selby Harney - 
i. wes ..'S. \Hatieyof URSIN) 
1 c. May 16, 1923; E 564170; William 
Selby Harney, Edenton, N. C. 

12313 


You’RE THE IDOL, I ADORE; waltz, words 
and music by J. Monteleone of U. S.; 
© -Apr. . 12,1923 2a aoe) B 
562712; Jasper Monteleone, San Fran- 
cisco. 12314 


You’RE THE RIGHT MAN; words by Alex. 
Gerber, music by Paul Henneberg of 
U..S.1 © May 18, 1923; 2 c. May 19; 
E 562499; Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. 12315 


You’RE THE SORT OF GIRL; duet, from 
The co-optimists, words by Laddie 
Cliff, music by H. B. Hedley tof 
Englandi; in C. Staff and tonic sol- 
fa notations) © Mar. 20, 1923; 1 c. 
June 15; E 566571; Francis, Day & 
Hunter, London. | 12316 


You’RE TRYING TO THROW ME DOWN; 
words by Roy Turk, music by J. Rus- 
sel Robinson tof U. $1 © June 22, 
1923; 2 c. June 22; E 565018; Water- 
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York. 

12317 


You SAID YOU WOULDN’T BUT YOU DONE 
ir; words by Henry Creamer, music 
by Jimmy Johnson tof U. $1 ©lc. 
June 26, 1923; E 563320; Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. 12318 


You’vVE GOT A HEART LIKE A ROCK CAST 
IN THE SEA; words and melody by 
Chet Gordon tof U. S1 ©1c. June 
9, 1923; E 562912; Lloyd Smith, Chi-~ 
cago. 12319 


piano. © 1c. Joly 72s: & 
563942; Original home of jazz, Chi- - 
cago. 12320" 


You’vE GOT TO SEE MAMMA EVERY NIGHT, 
OR YOU CANT SEE MAMMA AT ALL; 
by Billy Rose and Con Conrad ,of 
U. Sa, arr. by Alfred J. Doyle tof 
U. S.1; male quartette. 4to. (Feist’s 


132 


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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS 


Ao. 7,1923 


12340 


popular songs, arranged for male | YupIEr or pI Bist ALRIGHT: words and 


voices, series 3) © May 12, 1923 ; 
2c. May 14; E 564152; Leo Feist, 
inc. New York. (© ae 


You WILL BE sorry; words and melody 
ee eet settic. or, U. os. ©’ Ic. 
June 9, 1923; E 562904; Herman H. 
Rettig, Newark, N. J. 12322 


You WILL BREAK MY HEART FOR I LOVE 
YOU TRUE; words by B. McCallister, 
music by George Graff, jr. tof U. Su, 
arr. by Theo. G. Beach tof U. Si © 
1 c. June 6, 1923; E 564674;. Bonnie 
McCallister, Oronogo, Mo. 12323 


You WILL WANT MY LOVING SOME DAY; 
words and music by C. J. Banks of 
yen © 1c. June 16, 1923; E 
563101; Carrie Johnson Banks, Chi- 

cago. 12324 


YOUNG CAVALIERS; march, by H. D. 
Hewitt tof U. Si; piano. © June 
928-26 June 18; EB: 563175; 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. 

12325 


Youne (THE) virtuoso; by Het D, 
Hewitt jof U. $1; violin and piano. 
@ Jone 14,1923; 2 cc June 18; E 
563177; Theo. Presser co., Philadel- 
phia. 12326 


YouR EYES ARE LIKE THE RAINBOW; 
words by Y. O. Pedersen, music by 
Bey. Eluntineton jof U: S; © 
b cuveay, 16, 1923: FE 564223: Y..O. 
Pedersen, Brooklyn. 12327 


YOUR LITTLE TEASING SMILE; words by 


W. L. Everett, music by John F. 
Eyer OU. 59, art. by E: S. S! 
. Huntington tof U. $1 © 1c. June 


Zay-1923; FE, 563395; Walter L. Eyv- 
erett, Elkton, Md. 


YOUR LOVE IS A GARDEN TO ME; words 
by E. J. Gardner, music by J. Miller 
and Mary FE. Miller tof U. Sy, 
Brooklyn, Emerson pub. co. © June 
P923—.2-¢: June'29;' FB 565336.) fen= 
nie Miller, Brooklyn. 12329 


_ Your WAY AND MY wAy; Custer battle- 


field hiway song, words and music 
by James A. Sanaker tof U. S.i, arr. 
by Edith S. Wulfjen tof U. S. 

June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 11; E 564765 ; 
Custer battlefield hiway assn., Sheri- 
dan, Wyo. 12330 


12328 


melody by A. King tof Poland, domi- 


ciled at New York) © 1c. June 16, 
1923; E 563099; Adolph King, New 
York, 12331 


YVONNE; words by Irving Caesar, mu- 
sic by Lewis Gensler fof U. Si © 
May 8, 1923; 2 c. May 9; E 564066; 
Harms, inc., New York. 12332 


ZEZETTE; ou, Les chateaux de sable, 
fox-trot, paroles de G. Villard, mu- 
sique de Enrico Toselli tof Italy); 
avec chanson seul. © Apr. 25, 1923; 
Ic. May 9; E 557830; Smyth, Paris. 

12333 

ZincA Lu; words and music by M. L. 
Neff tof U.S1 ©1c. May 22, 1923: 
F, 562579; Mary L. Neff, Santa Mon- 
lean Catt. 12334 


ZINGARESCA; by Maurice Baron of 
U. $1; orch., with piano conductor. 
(Galaxy no. 232) © June 15, 1923: 
2c. June 18; E 564897; G. Schirmer, 
inc., New York. 12335 


Zinco; by E. L. Sadler tof U. S.1; 
piano. © June 23, 1923: 2 c. June 
25; E 565181; Edna Lola Sadler, 
Cincinnati. 12336 


ZUCKERMANN (AucustTa) Prelude; by 
Mana-Zucca pseud. of Augusta 
Zuckermann, of U. S. op. 73; piano 
© June 9, 1923; 2 c. June 15: E 
563085; G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 

12337 


ZUMMA DICCA; melody by Fernando 
Guarneri tof U. Si: © lc. June 6, 
1923; FE, 564682; Rosario Catalano, 
Brooklyn. 2 123538 


ZUR LIEBE GEHOREN ZWEI: duett aus der 
dreiaktigen operette Die schénste der 
frauen; worte von Richard Kessler 
und Will Steinberg, musik von Wal- 
ter Bromme of Germany}, klavier 
arr. von Otto Lindemann jof Ger- 
many © Mar. 24, 1923; 1c. May 17; 
E, 557918; Drei masken-verlag, Ber- 
lin. 12339 


29TH SONNET; words from Shakespeare, 
music by Marx E. Oberndorfer of 
-U. $1; med. voice. (Fischer edi- 
tion, no. 5251) ,(Cover-title: When 
in disgrace) © June 28, 1923 -D c 
June 29; E 565328; J. Fischer & bro., 
New York. 12340 


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12341 pt. 111,n.s., v. 18 


35TH STREET BLUES; words and melody | 1776; words and music by P. J. En- 
by C. J. Levy cof U. Sa, arr. by John gels tof U. S1 ©1c. June 21, 1923; 
Williams fof U. Si ©1c. May 14, E 563218; Peter Joseph Engels, New 
1923; E 564114; Charles J. Levy, York. ~ 12343 
Chicago. 12341 

1908 REUNION SONG; words and music 

110tH cAvAtRY M. N. G.; march, by by Richmond K. Fletcher tof U. S.i, 
C. E. Whiting tof U. Sa; piano. © arr. by Albert M. Kanrich jof U. S. 
June 15, 1923; 2 c. June 20; E 563261; 4to. © June 2, 1923; 2 c. June 6; E 
Chester E. Whiting, Everett, Mass. 564711; R. K. Fletcher, Boston. 


12342 12344 

Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1923: 
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including. 31 unpublished) __ 78 
Class E, Musical compositions (including 3,428 unpublished) ____.__._____ 12, 266 
Totals 22 Fee a EE ee ee 12, 344 


LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN 
RENEWED AND EXTENDED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE aca OF MARCH 


4, 1909. 


12344 


APRIL, SHOWERS; words by F. E. Weath- 
erly, music by FE. Newton. © Er- 
nest Newton, London, as the author. 
R 23512, Apr. 18, 1923. i 


BERCEUSE; par Samuel Rousseau; vio- 
lon avec acc. de piano ou d’orgue. 
© Camille Louise Chateau, veuve 
Samuel Rousseau, Paris, as_ the 
widow of the author. R 23126, Jan. 
30, 1923. 2 


BLACK BOYS FROLIC; by E. E. Powell, 
mney Fy Layrendear; band. © 
E. E. Powell, Cincinnati, as the au- 
tor. ik 23090, Mar: 28/1923. 3 


BLANC ET NOIR; valse, par L. Streabbog 
tpseud. of Louis Jean Gobbaerts) op. 
314, no. 2; piano. © Natalie Debul- 
ler, veuve Louis Jean Gobbaerts, 
Brussels, Belgium, as the widow of 
the author. R 23128, Jan. 30, 1923. 4 


Brinp Cupm; words by Shakespeare, 
music by Liza Lehmann. © Herbert 
Bedford, London, as the widower of 
the author. R 23517, Apr. 18, 1923. 5 


Cousin Jack; words by Eleanor Put- 
nam, music by G. B. Nevin; mezzo 
sop. © George B. Nevin, Easton, 
Pa., as the amitior. R 23202, Feb. 21, 
1923. ia pov 6 


Doris DARLING; words by Helen Marion 
Burnside, music by E. Newton. © 
Ernest Newton, London, as the au- 


thor. R 23513, Apr. 18, 1923. dia 


DRINK TO HER; song from the Irish 
melodies of Thomas Moore, arr. with 
piano acc. by Charles Villiers Stan- 
ropa.) C.V:. Staniord, ondon,; as 
the author. R 23518, Apr. 18, 1923. 8 


. Errersucut (Jealousy) ; von Benjamin 


Cuttes,,.op., 20, no. 3; viola.im> pt. 
(Eine liebes-novelle) © Olivia Cut- 
ter Whiting, Plympton, Mass., as the 
child of the deceased author.: R 
Zs50e5, “pr, 16," 1923: 9 


ERSTES BECEGNEN (First meeting) ; von 
Benjamin Cutter, op. 20, no. 1; viola 


u. pf. (Eine liebes-novelle) © Oliv- 
ia Cutter Whiting, Plympton, Mass., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 23583, Apr. 16, 1923. 10 


EVERLASTING (THE) DAy; words by R. 
H. Willsbourne, music by F. Bevan. 
© Frederick Bevan, Adelaide, Aus- 
tralia, as the author. R 23514, Apr. 
18, 1923. 11 


Fricht (THE) oF Aces; by F. Bevan, 
transcribed by Charles Godfrey, jr.; 
piano. © Frederick Bevan, Adelaide, 
Australia, as the author. R 23516, 
Apr. 18, 1923. 12 


FROHES ENDE (Happy ending); von 
Benjamin Cutter, op. 20, no. 5; viola 
u. pf. (Eine liebes-novelle) © Oliv- 
ia Cutter. Whiting, Plympton, Mass., 
as the child of the deceased author. 
R 23587, Apr. 16, 1923. 13 


GLEANER’S (THE) SLUMBER’ SONG; 
words by Carl Battersby, music by R. 
H. Walthew. © Richard H. Wal- 
thew, London, asthe author. R 23509, 
Apr. 18, 1923. 14 


HELLER (STEPHEN) 52 selected stud- 
ies; from op. 16, 45-47, by S. Heller, 
ed., rev. and annotated by Theodor 
F. Bohlmann. Complete. © Theo. 
F. Bohlmann, Memphis, Tenn., as the 
author. R’ 23288, Mar. 23, 1923. 15 


How cAn I LEAVE THEE; air varie, by 
J. S. Cox; clarinet solo for band. © 
J. S. Cox, New York, as the author. 
Ri 23337, Mar: 28;( 1928. 16 


ELUNTING -SONGe, Dya.e. 2h.  pchnetker: 
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York, 
as the widow of the author. R 23582, 
Apr. 16, 1923. 17 


I LOVE MY LOVE IN THE MORNING; words 
by Gerald Griffin, music by H. Bed- 
Fonds.7 ©) Herbert Bedford, London, 
as the author. R 23515, Apr. 18, 1923, 


I wit BLESS THE LorD; anthem, by E. 
S. Lorenz. © E. S. Lorenz, Dayton, 
O., as the author. R 23267, Mar. 23, 
1923. 19 


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12344 (20) 


pt. 111; tS, wi 18 


Kine Corron MARCH; by J. P. Sousa. 
© John Philip Sousa, New York, as 
the author, i Ry 23198....Keb. 21, 41923. 

20 


—— —— orch. © John Philip Sousa, 
New York, as the author. R 23200, 
Feb. 21, 1923. 21 


Last (Tur) PARADE; words and music 
by J. L. Molloy. © Clarice Molloy, 
London, as the child of the deceased 
author. R 23511, Apr. 18, 1923. | 22 


LIFT THINE EYES; sacred solo, by H. G. 


Leland. © Harry G. Leland, Balti- 
more, as the author. R 23544, Apr. 
30, 1923. 23 


Lorp (THE) Is IN His HOLY TEMPLE; 
anthem, by E. S. Lorenz. © E. S&S. 
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author. 


R 23268, Mar. 23, 1923. 24 
LUNAR ECLIPSE MARCH; by W. P. 
Chambers; military band. © Evelyn 


E. Chambers, % Carl Fischer, New 
York, as the widow of the author. 
R 23150, Mar. 2, 1923. 25 


MacDowett, (Epwarp ALEXANDER) 
Cradle song; by G. Pierné, ed. by E. 
A. MacDowell. © Marian MacDow- 
ell, Peterborough, N. H., as the wid- 
ow of the author. R 23575, Apr. 16, 
1923. 26 


——, Episode for the piano; by Paul 
Geisler, ed. by E. A. MacDowell. © 
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough, 
N. H., as the widow of the author. 
2357 Apres, 11923: 27 


—— Etincelles; by M. Moszkowski, op. 
36, no. 6, ed. by E. A. MacDowell; 
piano. © Marian MacDowell, Peter- 
borough, N. H., as the widow of the 
Autor... Ri 2357 %. Apt. 10; 1923." 28 


—— Idyl; by E. A. MacDowell, op. 28, 
no. 4; piano, in B flat. New rev. ed. 
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough, 
N. H., as the widow of the author. 
R: 235/72, Apt:,.16,°.1923, 29 


Improviso; by G. Martucci, op. 17, 
ed. by E. A. MacDowell; piano. © 


Marian MacDowell, Peterborough, 
N. H., as the widow of the author. 
Ri (23576,--Apr.')1 61923, 30 


—— Romance; by N. Rimsky-Korsa- 
kow, op. 15, no. 2, ed. by E. A. Mac- 
Dowell; piano, in A flat. © Marian 
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as 
the widow of the author. R 23573, 
Apr 16, 1923: 31 


MELANCHOLIE (Melancholy) ; von Ben- 
jamin Cutter, op. 20, no. 2; viola u. 
pf. (Eine liebes-novelle) . © Olivia 
Cutter Whiting, Plympton, Mass., as 
the child of the deceased author. R 
23584, Apr. 16, 1923. 32 


MESSENGER (A) FROM ME; words by A. 
J. Scott-Gatty, music by Alfred Scott- 
Gatty. © Alex. J. Scott-Gatty, Lon- 
don, as the child of the deceased au- 
thor. R 23507, Apr. 18, 1923. 33 


My own coop MAN; words by Clifton 
Bingham, music by J. L. Molloy. © 
Clarice Molloy, London, as the child 
of the deceased author. R 23508, 
Apr. 18, 1923. 34 


NorTHWIND MARCH; by W. P. Cham- 
bers; military band. © Evelyn E. 
Chambers, % Carl Fischer, New 
York, as the widow of the author. R 
23149, Mar. 2, 1923. 35 


Not EVERY ONE; anthem, by J. H. Ten- 
ney. © Mrs. J. H. Tenney, Ipswich, 
Mass., as the widow of the author. 
R 23269, Mar. 23, 1923. 36 


O sING UNTo Gop; anthem, by A. Page. 
(Lute, no,, .153)_;, ©) Assam Gace. 
Bulcote, England, as the author. R 
23578, Apr. 16, 1923. By 


O sING UNTO THE LorD; anthem, by T. 
Martin Towne. © Mrs. T. Martin 
Towne, Chicago, as the widow of the 
authors; R, 23270; Ware 25, a1025 ado 


O, YE DEAD; song from the Irish mel- 
odies of Thomas Moore, arr. with 
piano acc. by Charles Villiers Stan- 
ford; ©.:C. 7 V.. stanford, peongon, 
as the author. R 23519, Apr. 18, Wes. 


OFFERTOIRE; par Henri Dallier, sand) 
Andante; par Jules Bouval: orgue. 
(Orgue moderne, 5° livraison) © 


Henri Dallier and Jules Bouval, 
Paris, as the authors. R 23184, Jan. 
30, 1923: 40 


OH, BE JOYFUL, IN THE LorD; by Emma 
'L. Ashford. © E. L. Ashford, Nash- 
ville, as the author. R 23265, Mar: 
19, 1923. 4l 


PETITS JONGLEURS; air de ballet, par L. 
Streabbog rpseud. of Louis Jean 
Gobbaerts; op. 314, no. 1; piano. © 
Natalie Debuller, veuve Louis Jean 
Gobbaerts, Brussels, Belgium, as the 
widow of the author. R 23127, Jan. 
30, 1923. 42 


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RENEWALS 


no. 7, 1923 


Rep top (Dry monopole); champagne 
galop, by H. Bellstedt, jr. © Her- 
man Bellstedt, Cincinnati, as the au- 
thor. R 23201, Feb. 21, 1923. 43 


SABRES DE BOIS; marche, par L. Streab- 
bog rpseud. of Louis Jean Gobbaerts} 
op. 314, no. 3; piano. © Natalie 
Debuller, veuve Louis Jean Gob- 
baerts, Brussels, Belgium, as the wid- 
ow of the author. R 23129, Jan. 30, 
1923. 44 


ScHUMANN (Ropert ALEXANDER) Schu- 
mann noveletten; von R. Schumann, 
op. 21, ed. by Max Vogrich. (Schir- 
mer’s library, v. 98) © Alice Vog- 
rich, Melbourne, Australia, as the 
widow of the author. R 22624, Jan. 
10, 1923. 45 


SEND FORTH THE MESSENGERS; words by 
. F. James, music by E. S. Lorenz. 

© ES. Lorenz, Dayton, O., ‘as the 
author. R 23266, Mar. 23, 1923. . 46 


SOFTLY NOW THE LIGHT OF DAY; by E. 
L. Cranmer. © E. L. Cranmer, New 
York, as the authcr. R 23335, Mar. 
26, 1923.. 47 


Spirit (THE) AND THE BRIDE SAY COME; 
anthem by E. Lorenz. © E. S. 
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author. R 
23264, Mar. 19, 1923. 48 


STANDCHEN (Serenade) ; von Benjamin 
Cutter, cp. 20, no..4; viola wu. pf. 
(Eine liebes-novelle) © Olivia Cut- 
ter Whiting, Plympton, Mass., as the 
child of the deceased author. R 
23586, Apr. 16, 1923. 49 


STARS OF THE SUMMER NIGHT; by A. W. 
Lansing. (Octavo' series, men’s 
‘woices, no. 181). © A. W.. Lansing, 
Calioes, N.- Y. as.the author.. R 
23580, Apr. 16, 1923. 50 


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SUN OF MY SOUL; by E. L. Cranmer. 
© E. L. Cranmer, New York, as the 
author. R 23334, Mar. 26, 1923. St 


SWEET AND Low; words by Alfred Ten- 
nyson, music by) Ay W. Lansing. 
(Octavo series, mixed voices, secular, 
no. 50) © A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, 
NW 4) ast the author. RY 23579, Ape. 
16, 1923. 52 


THERE IS A GREEN HILL FAR AWAY; 
words by Cecil Frances Alexander, 
music by A. W. Lansing. (Sacred 
octavo series, mixed voices, no. 261) 
© A. W. Lansing, Cohoes, N. Y.,.as 
the author. R 23581, Apr. 16, ear 


THREE SCORE AND TEN; words by Clif- 
ton Bingham, music by J. M. Capel. 
© J. M. Capel, London, as the author. 
23521, "Apr.-1s: 1923. 54 


To ZELINDA; song composed by Putti, 
arr. by A © Eva Eckersly, Dan- 
bury, England, as the executor of the 
author: “R 23520: Apr 48, 1923255 


Two (THE) CRUTCHES; old Irish mel- 
ody, words by G. H. Jessop, music 
ann. pby ve.0 Va orantorde:, © CA: 
Stanford, London, as the author. R 
23510,. Apr 18, 1923: 56 


WASHINGTON TIMES MARCH; by F. N. 
Innes; piano. F. N. Innes, Den- 
ver, as the author. R 23199, Feb. 21, 
1923. 57, 


WEBER OVERTURE; on themes by Weber, 
are. by’ J. B: Glaus band. © J: B: 
Claus, Malden, Mass., as the author. 
R 23333, Mar. 26, 1923. 58 


WHAT ARE THESE; anthem, words from 
the Scripture, music by M. L. Mc- 
Pha) ©: “Mie. “MePhast. Park 
Ridge, IIll., as the author. R 23446, 
Apr. 14, 1923. . Sy 


ot 


EIST GRi MUSIC USED OR SEICENSED TO BE USED FOR THE MAN- 
UFACTURE OF PARTS OF INSTRUMENTS SERVING TO PRODUCE -ME- 
CHANICALLY THE MUSICAL WORK UNDER SEC. L, (©) OF THE ACT) .OF 


MAR. 4, 1909. 


AFTER A WHILE. © Orpheum music co., 
Boston. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 60 


Artren. © Jack Mills, inc., New York. 
Notice rec'd July 11, 1923; recorded, 
vw. 5, p. 166: 61 

AL-NOWMON HARRAN AGFANI. © Alex- 
ander Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice 
recd July 3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 164. 62 

Anpby Gump; fox trot song. © Dixon- 

- Lane music pub. co., inc., St. Louis. 
Notice rec’d July 11, 1923; recorded, 
vit 3, pedo. 63 

BAIHOOM-YA-BAIHOOM. © Alexander 


Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 64 


BAL-ZELOF. © Alexander Maloof, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 65 


BAnpD (THE) PLAYS HoME SWEET HOME. 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d July 1/7, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 66 


BEAUTIFUL ROSES. © John Melvin 
Fisher, St. Louis. Notice rec’d July 
11, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 67 


BEETHOVEN (Lupwic vAN) ‘Turkish 
march; from Beethoven’s Ruins of 
Athens, by Leopold Auer. 
Fischer, New York. 
June 21, 1923; 


Notice rec’d 
recorded, v. 5, p. 163. 
68 


Betts (THE) of NorMANDY. © Good- 

‘ man & Rose, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd July 27, 1923; recorded, v. 
D,) Ps, LOS: 


. BINTA VIBEN. © Alexander Maloof, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec'd July 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 70 


‘BLEEDING HEARTED BLUES. © Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 

Al 


© Carl |, 


12344 


—— Same. © Jack Mills, inc, New 
York. Notice 5G July 25, mlG23s 
recorded, v. 5, p. 12 


BLIND LOVE BLUES. © Goodman & 
Rose, inc., New York. Notice rec'd 
Jgaly,, d4,, 1923 3. recorded, v-..5, Dp: wee 

3 


Bonnie. © Richmond-Robbins, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd June 27, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 163. 74 


BoRN AND BRED IN BROOKLYN, OVER THE 
BRIDGE; lyrics and music by George 
M. Cohan. © M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. Notice rec’d June 29, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 75 


BRIGHT NIGHTS. © John Melvin Fish- 
er, St. Louis. Notice rec’d July 11, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 76 


BUGLE CALL RAG. © Jack Mills, inc., 
iNew, York. VNotice crecid » July. i 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. V7 


By-conEs. © Richmond-Robbins, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 6, 
1923; recorded, vy. 5, p. 165. 78 


CANAL STREET BLUES. © Joseph Oli- 
ver, Chicago. Notice rec’d May 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 79 


CHARLESTON (THE) DANCE. © Jack 
Mills, inc., New. York. Notice rec'd 
June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 

80. 


CuHICcK-A-DEE. © Goodman & Rose, 
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d: July 
16, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 167. 81 


CHInKy. © Forster, music publisher, 
inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d July 27, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 171. 82 


CHIRPIN’ THE BLUES. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d June 


26, .1923'>: recorded'¥ 5, p.o262..5483 
ee Same. O) Pack, Wills) inc,” New: 
York. .Wotice. rec d July 25,' 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 168. 84 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


pt. 111, n. s., v. 18 


Circus pAys. © Will Rossiter, Chi- 
cago. Notice rec'd. June 27, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 163: 8 


Cry BABY. © Waterson, Berlin & 
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 1 


Cut YOURSELF A PIECE OF CAKE. © Leo 
Feist, inc. New York. ‘Notice rec’d 
July 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 


87. 


—— Rey. ed. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d July 24, ene 
recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 


DANCING BANJO. © _ Richmond-Rob- 


bins, inc., New York. Notice rec'd 
July 7, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 
89 

Day (A) at THE zoo. 1. Band. —2. 


Orch. © Forster, music publisher, 
inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d each July 
9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 90, 91 


DEATH IS NOT THE END. © Will Rossi- 
ter, Chicago. Notice rec'd July 12, 
1923); ‘secorded, v..-5, p.. -L07. 92 


DEEZE, DOSE AND DEM. © Leo Feist, 
inc. New York. Notice rec'd July 
24, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 93 


Dew prors. © _ Richmond-Robbins, 


in@, New York. Notice rec'd July 
6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 94 
DIPPER MOUTH BLUES. © Joseph Oli- 
ver, Chicago. Notice rec’d May 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 95 
Don’t. © Fred Fisher, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd July 26, 1923; 


Dots woes 96 


Don’t COUNT YOUR CHICKENS BEFORE 
THE EGGS ARE LAID. © Goodman & 
Rose, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 

i tion 4) 1923). recordeds vy. 5.) p: he 
9 


Don’T NEED NOBODY TO TELL ME I’M IN 
BAD. Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd July 28, 1923; 
record edi. 29,7 p pr k7 le 98 


recorded, v. 


Don’t NEVER TELL NOBODY WHAT YOUR 
GOOD MAN CAN Do. © Irving Berlin, 
halen 
27, 1923 +) recordéd,! v.54) palos. p99 


Don’t PAN ME. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd ‘June 26, 
1923*, recorded. v..5, 4p. 162. 


New York. Notice rec'd July - 


100 


Down BY THE WISHING WELL. © For- 
ster, music publisher, inc., Chicago. 
Notice rec’d July 27, 1923; recorded, 
Vo; p. Azad: 101 


Down ON THE FARM. © Skidmore mu- 
sic co.. New York. Notice rec’d Aug. 
6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 173. 102 


DowNHEARTED BLUES. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice reed July 
11, 1923; recorded, v. 5; p. t6G = 103 


EI UKHNYOM; arr. by Th. Chaliapin 
and Th. Koenemann. © Grama- 
phone co., lItd., Hayes, Middlesex, 
England. Notice rec’d July 7, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 104 


FrymMoont. © _ Alexander Maloof, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 105: 


For ALL oF us. © Will Rossiter, Chi- 
cago. Notice rec’d July 12, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5; speule7z. 106 


GATES OF GOLD; by G. E. Holmes. © 
Theo. Presser co., Philadelphia. No- 
tice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p- 168. 107 


GazuLl. © Alexander Maloof, Brook- 
lyn. Notice rec’d mls 3, 1923: re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 164 108: 


Girt, (A) IS LIKE SUNSHINE. © Wat- 
erson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
York, Notice rec’d July 17, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 166. 109 


GoLtp (THE) piccER; dig a little deeper. 
© Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d July 5, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 164. 110 


GossIPING BLUES. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. —Notice\(ecema ae a2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 111 


HARMONICA BLUES. © Fred Fisher, 
inc., New York. Notice rec'd July 
21, 1923: tecorded) vy. 5,,p. te. 212 


HE MAY BE YOUR GOOD MAN FRIDAY, BUT 
HE’S MINE ON SATURDAY NIGHT. © 


Kay-Stern, inc., New York. Notice 
‘rec'd. Aug. 1,°1923: recorded,’ v. 5, 
pentyl 113 


HELEN oF Troy, NEw York. © Water-. 
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York. 
Notice rec’d July 17, 1923; recorded, 
Vv. 55a. GG, 114 


Hey, YOU WANT ANY CODFISH, WE ONLY 
GOT MACKEREL TO-DAY. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d July 25, 
1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 168. 115 


740 


NOTICES OF USER 


no. 7, 1923 

HI-LEE-HI-L0. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd July 24, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 116 

Hor pawc. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd July 24, mee 
recorded, Mi ie De, LOD, 117 


Hor piccity poc. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 26, 
1973; recorded, .v..5, p. 162. 118 


Hot ROASTED PEANUTS. © Bee Tee pub. 
co., New York. Notice rec’d July 27, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 119 


House oF David BLUES. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d June 
26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 120 


— 


AIN'T GOT NUTHIN’. © Irving Berlin, 
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d June 
26,1923 :; secorded, v. 5, p. 163. 121 


— 


CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP OVER YOU. © 
Leo Feist, inc. New York. Notice 
recd June 27, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 163. 122 


I DON’T CARE WHOSE MAMMA YOU WERE. 
© Leo Feist, inc.. New York. Notice 
recd July 24, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 169. 123 


I pON’T LIKE It. © Fred Fisher, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 124 


I JUST WANT A DADDY I CAN CALL MY 
owN. © Jack Mills, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d June 26, 1923; recorded, 
Veo; Dp. 162, 125 


— Same. © Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d. July 25, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 168. 126 


_ ILIKE A BIG TOWN, I LIKE A SMALL 
TOWN. © Waterson, Berlin & Sny- 


der -co., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 
127 

I Love “eR. © Jack Mills, inc., New 


. York. Notice rec’d Aug. 2, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 170. 128 


- PM A MEAN BACK-BITIN’ HOUND. © 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Aug. 4, 1923; recorded, 
ea, pee 72. 129 


I’M ALWAYS HAPPY WITH you. © Irv- 


ing Berlin, inc. New York. Notice 
rec d. July. 5,°1923; recorded, v._5,, p. 
165, 130 


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I’M GONNA HAVE YOU, AIN’T GONNA 
LEAVE YOU ALONE. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 26, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 131 


I’M LOSING you. © Irving Berlin, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d July 28, 
1923; ‘recorded y. 5, p. 17I. 132 


I MAY NEED YOU _BAD, BUT NOT AS BAD 
AS ALL, THAT. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd July 24, "1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 133 


I NEVER MET A GIRL, LIKE YOU; lyrics and 
music by George M. Cohan. © M. 
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice 
rec'd June 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 160. 134 


I sToLE YOU FROM SOMEONE ELSE, AND 
SOMEBODY STOLE YOU FROM ME. 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d June 30, 1923; recorded, 
wie 5, py 164: 


I’vE cot THE YES! WE HAVE NO BANANA, 
BLUES. © Shapiro, Bernstein & co., 
inc.. New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 6, 
1923; recorded, v..:5;upy. 173. 136 


I’VE MADE UP MY MIND TO FORGET YOU, 
AND LET YOU RIGHT OUT OF MY HEART. 
© Irving Berlin, inc. New York. 
Notice rec’d July 21, 1923; recorded, 
ve 5,-p.,170. 137 


I WONDER WHY THEY FALL IN LOVE WITH 
EVERYONE ELSE BUT ME. © Goodman 


& Rose, inc, New York. Notice 
rec'd July 6, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 
165. 138 


I, EZOOBEEYA. © Alexander Maloof, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 139 


IN A COUNTRY LANE; 
days, by Eric Coates. © Chappell 
& co., Itd.,-London. Notice rec’d 

recorded, v. 5, p. ie 

40 


IN MY LITTLE BOAT OF DREAMS. © Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
Aug. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 

141 


IN THE SLUMS; words and music by 
George M. Cohan. © M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. Notice rec'd 
June 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. Eye 


It WAS MEANT TO BE. © Waterson, 
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. No- 
tice rec’d July iW 1923; recorded, 
Va 5, pos L06: 143 


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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 


12344 (144) 


JoHNNY stop! PLEAsE pon’t! Mama!! 
© Fred Fisher, inc., New York. No- 
hice "ree th?" Auer 4 029 recorded, 
WS) 7a: 144 


Just GONE RAG. © Joseph Oliver, Chi- 
cago. Notice rec'd May 21, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 169. 145 


Kalua MOON. © Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June 26, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 146 


KEEP A-COUNTIN’ EIGHT ; lyric and mu- 
sic by George M. Cohan. © M. 
Witmark & sons, New York. Notice 
rec'd June 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 
160. 147 


Kerry pown. © Forster, music pub- 


lisher, inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d 
July 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 
148 

KUNE JINE. © Leo Feist, inc., New 


York, . Notice rec'd June 27, 1923; 
recorded, -v. 5, p. .163. 149 


LAst NIGHT ON THE BACK porcH, I 
LOVED HER BEST OF ALL. © Skidmore 
music co., inc. New York. Notice 
rec'd July 28, "1923; recorded, v. 5, 
Dora: 150 


LAZY MAMMA, CAN’? I GET You uP. © 
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec'd July 21, 1923; recorded, Vv; 
Sap. 170. 151 


LEH-TUKAIDA. 
Brooklyn. 
recorded, v. 


© Alexander Maloof, 
Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
5p. 164. 152 


Ler’s you AND I JuStT SAY GOODBYE; 
lyrics and music by George M. Co- 
han. © M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. Notice rec’d June 29, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 153 


Lire (THE) oF A ROSE; from George 
White’s Scandals of 1923, intro. 
Where is she. © Harms, inc., New 
Mork) Notice: reed July 19, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 154 
Lift EVERY VOICE AND SING; song. © 
Edward B. Marks music co., New 
Work.’ Notice | rec'd / July sls; 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 155 


LonEsSoME SUNDAY BLUES. © Fred 
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 13, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 167. 


156 

Look FOR THE HAPPY ENDING. © Wat- 
erson, Berlin & Snyder co. New 
York: * Notice ‘rec'd aly, 7 9023 - 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 157 


14 


pt. III, ms., v.18 


LovE DREAMS; lyrics and music by 
George M. Cohan. © M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. Notice rec’d 
June 29, 1923; recorded, v..5, p. 160. 

158 


LovE TALES. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June 211923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 163. 159 


LuLu-BI-LULU. © Alexander Maloof, 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; 
recorded, y. a p. 164. 160 


M. T. pocket BLUES. © Fred Fisher, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d July 21, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 161 


MaAcic EYEs. © Shapiro, Bernstein & 
co., inc. New York. Notice rec’d 
June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. fe 

162 


Matoor (ALEXANDER) Four _ songs; 
music by A. Maloof. Contents :—1. 
Ya khalti abil garra—2. America ya 
hibena.— 3. Tay-gay wrowgee.—4. 
Aasitnil nahli-ya-ommis. © Alexan- 
der Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d 
July 5, 1923: recorded, v. 5, p. 


MarATHON (THE) STEP; lyrics and mu- 
sic by George M. Cohan. M. Wit- 
mark & sons, New York. Notice 
rec'd June 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
p. 160. 1 


MEMORIES OF LONG AGO; by Pietro A. 
Yon.. © J. Fischer & bro. New 
York. Notice rec’d July 18, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 167. 165 


Mipnicut Rosr; lyric by Sidney i 
chell, music by Lew Pollock. © M 
Witmark & sons, New York. No- 
tice rec’d June 25, 1923; recorded, v. 
Sp ho?! 166 


MoonLIGHT SONATA. © sas Inc. 
New York. Notice recd Aug. 6, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 173. 167 


MotHeER’s LULLABY. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. ° ‘Neticet need img 11; 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 168 


MouRNFUL MOANIN’ BLUES. 
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. oor 

1 


My CRETONNE CIRL. © Waterson, Ber- 
lin & Snyder co., 
tice rec'd July 17, 1923; 
5: ip. LOG: 


y 


— 


recorded, v. 
170 


© Fred — 


New York. No- | 


NOTICES 
Mi, 1923 


OF USER 
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My ELECTRIC GIRL. © Waterson, Berlin 
& Snyder co., New York. Notice 
rec'd July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 
166. 171 


My cawnc; lyrics and music by George 
M. Cohan. © M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. Notice rec’d June 29, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 172 


My ir, vusES MINERALAVA, THAT'S 
wHY I’M HER BEAU. © Eddie Can- 
tor co. New York. Notice rec’d 
July 27, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. ee 


My mwEeay. © Waterson, Berlin & Sny- 
der co., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 

174 


My MOTHER-IN-LAW. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 
2, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 175 


My SWEETIE WENT AWAY. © Waterson, 
Berlin & Snyder co., New York. No- 
tice rec'd July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 166. 176 


’"N THAT'S BETTER. © Shapiro, Bern- 
stein & co., inc.. New York. Notice 
rec'd June 30, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 


p. 163: 177 
NatcHEZ. © Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d July 21, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 178 
"NEATH EGYPTIAN SKIES. © Ager, Yel- 
len & Bornstein, inc., New York. 


Notice rec’d July 5, 1923; recorded, v. 
5 p/165. 179 


Niyico-Novco. © Waterson, Berlin & 
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 

180 


No MATTER WHO YOU ARE OR WHAT YOU 
ARE, YOURE THE WORLD AND ALL TO 
ME. © Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d Aug. 4, 1923; recorded, 
Ve, 53 PE. N73: 181 


No, no, Nora. © Leo Feist, inc., New 
prone. Notice. reed As, “471923: 
recorded, v. 5, p. 172. 182 


- Nozopy But you. © Harms, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d July 24, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 169... 183 


Nosopy’s BUSINESS. © Forster, music 
_ publisher, inc., Chicago. Notice rec’d 
July 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 

184 


NoCTURNE-COMPLAINT; by Josef Hof- 


mann. Theo. Presser cor,’ Phala= 
delphia. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 168. 185 


NoTHING LIKE A DARN GOOD CRY; lyrics 
and music by George M. Cohan. © 
M. Witmark & sons, New York. No- 
tice rec'd June 29, 1923: recorded, v. 
Spe 160! 186 


Nut-sty FAGAN. © Edward B. Marks 
music co., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 48, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. fas 

1 


OH GEE, OH GOSH, OH GOLLY, I’M IN LOVE. 
© Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 


New York.” Notice rec'd July 17, 
1923; recorded.v. 5, p- 166: 188 
OH YOU LITTLE SUN-UV-ER-GUN. © Or- 
pheum music co., Boston. Notice 


rec'd July 3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 
166. 189 


On SunpAy. © Waterson, Berlin & 
Snyder co., New York. Notice rec’d 


July 17, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 
190 

ON THE GOLDEN SHORE. © Richmond- 
Robbins, inc., New York. Notice 


recd July 9, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 
ROS, 552! 191 


4 

ON THE SHORES oF ALOHA LAND. © 
Leo Feist, inc., New York. Notice 
tecd June 2/7, 1923: recorded, v. 5, 
p. 163. 192 


ONIONS BRING MEM’RIES OF YOU. © 
Goodman & Rose, inc., New York. 
Notice rec’d July 27, 1923; recorded, 
y..5,\'p., 168. 193 


ORANGE (AN) GROVE IN CALIFORNIA. © 
Irving Berlin, inc.. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Jilly 21, 1923; recorded, 

mW. O. DAvl ZO, 194 


PAL OF MY DREAMS. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd June 26, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 195 


Parson JENKS. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 11, 
1923; recorded; v. 5,,p.,.166. 196 


PENNILESS BLUES. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 197 


PIANOLA. © Jack Mills, inc, New 
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 170. 198 


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PING-A-PEP. ©  Richmond-Robbins, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d July 
7; 1923: recorded) V5,’ p: 105! 199 


PLAIN OL? BLUES. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 200 


PLEASE DON’T LET ME FIND YOU HERE 
WHEN I cet BACK. © Goodman & 
Rose, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 31,1923; -recorded)\v.75,.,p. 170. 

201 


Porson IvortiEs. © Richmond-Robbins, 
inc, New York. Notice rec’d July 
24 1923: secorded, 'y.'5,-p. 167.2 202 


Pook OLD worRLD; lyrics and music by 
George M. Cohan. © M. Witmark 
& sons, New York. Notice rec’d 
June 29, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 

203 


RAINDROPS ARE TEARDROPS FROM HEAVEN. 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. No- 
tice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; recorded, v. 
Seipsil70: 204 


Raisin’ Cain. © Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 205 


REMEMBER DEARIE. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 206 


REMEMBER, YOU BELONG TO ME. © Kay* 
Stern, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
Aug. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. we 

2 


Ringe (A) To THE NAME OF Rosi ; 
lyrics and music by George M. Cohan. 
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 


Notice rec’d June 29, 1923: recorded, 
Va, p.l60: 208 
Rosk oF THE MORNING; instrumental. 
© Harms, inc., New York. Notice 
rec'd July 10, 1923; recorded, v. 5, 
pi Loz. 209 


SAD ’N LONELY BLUES. © Jack Mills, 
inc.. New York. Notice rec'd Aug. 
A112) 1923" recorded, vi5,py 1704""Z210 


ScANDAL BLUES. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec’d June 26, 
1923: recorded; v: 5,p.'162: 211 


SHAM-IL-KOKAYEEN. © Alexander 
Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 212 


SHAMS-EL-SHOUMOUEY. © Alexander 
Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
3, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 213 


pt. ienisewalé 


SHAMSY-YA-SHAMSY. © _ Alexander 
Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice  rec’d 
July 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 

214 


SHuFFLING Most. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd June 26, 
1923; ; recorded, «v., 5; plow 215 


Suy Nota. © John Melvin Fisher, St. 
Louis. Notice rec’d July 11, 1923: 
recorded, v.. 5, p. 166. 216 


SiNCE WHEN HAVE YOU BEEN LOW-DOWN- 
ING ME. Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd Te 5, 1923: re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 165 217 


SLOW DOWN SWEET PAPA, CAUSE MAMA’S 
CATCHING UP WITH you. © Jack 
Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
Aug. 2, 1923; recorded; vy. 5, p 170, 

218 


SMILE (A) WILL GO A LONG, ONG WAY. 
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., 
New York. Notice rec’d July 17, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 219 


SMILES AND KISSES. © Jack Mills, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 11, 


1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 220 
So nick. © Irving Berlin, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d June 29, 1923; 


recorded, v. 5, p. 163. 221 


SOMEBODY ELSE IS CRAZY “BOUT YOUR 
USED-TO-BE. © Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. Notice rec'd Aug. 2, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 170. 272 


Sonc (THE) oF THE VOLGA BOATMEN. 
Gramophone co., ltd., Hayes, Mid- 
dlesex, England. Notice rec'd July 
7, 1923; recorded, v.!'5, pY Os! (223 


SQUAWKIN THE BLUES. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d June 
26; 1923; recorded,iv. 5, p. 160) 2 224 


Stinco stunco. © Shapiro, Bernstein 
& co., New York. Notice rec’d July 
23,,.1923 ;) recorded, wy.) Bigs MOB i225 


SUMMER DAYys. © John Melvin Fisher, 
St. Louis. Notice rec’d July 11, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 226 


SURE, THE OLD LOVE'S THE BEST LOVE; | 
lyrics by Francis DeWitt, music by — 
Geo. J. Trinkaus. © M. Witmark — 
& sons, New York.’ Notice rec'd 
June 25, 1923 ; “recorded, v.0o, p- ee 


© Leo Feist, inc., 
Notice rec’d July 5, © 
228 


SwkEet CARMEN. 
New York. 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 


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NOTICES 
mb 7, £925 


Sweet HENRY, THE PRIDE OF TENNESSEE. 
Jack Mills, inc, New York. No- 

tice rec’d July 25, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, p. 168. 229 


Sweet PAIN. © Fred Fisher, inc., New 
York. Notice rec’d Aug. 4, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 173. 230 


SWEET WOMAN, HOW I’D LIKE TO SWEET 
PAPA YOU. Shapiro, Bernstein & 
co., New York. Notice rec'd July 
23, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 231 


TAKE ME BACK 10 DIXIE, BLUES. © 
Fred Fisher, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d July 13, 1923; recorded, v. 
Bp: 167 232 


Trrr ME A story. © Leo Feist, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 5, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 233 


TEN THOUSAND YEARS FROM Now; lyric 
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by Er- 
nest R. Ball. © M. Witmark & sons, 
New York. Notice rec’d June 25, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 234 


THAT'S THE WAY WE'LL SAY GOODBYE. 
© Jack Mills, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, py 102; 235 


TIrAt’S YOUR HIPS, IF YOU THINK YOU'RE 
GONNA STAY OUT ALL NIGHT ON ME. 
© Kay-Stern, inc., New York. No- 
tice rec’d Aug. 1, 1923; recorded, v. 
Bp. wel: 236 


THAT SWEET SOMEBODY 0° MINE. © 
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
York. Notice rec’d July 17, 1923; re- 
corded, v. 5, p. 166. 237, 


THERE'S NOBODY ELSE BUT You; by L. 
Wolfe Gilbert. © L: Wolfe Gilbert 
music corp., New York. Notice rec’d 
Aug. 4, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. mer 


THREE SYRIAN soncs. Contents: 1. 
Habeebi nasseebi.—2. Asmar il loun.— 
3. Al-hilm almanam. © Alexander 
Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 239 


Contents: 1. Ya meet masa.—2. 
Jamalick shagil balik.—3. Ya-boo 
eyoonil dublana. © Alexander Ma- 
loof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 5, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 240 


THREE THOUSAND YEARS AGO. © Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
Waly 21.1923; recorded, v.. 5, p. 170: 
241 


OF USER 
12344 (255) 


TREAT “EM ROUGH. © Irving Berlin, 
inc, New York. Notice rec’d July 
Zl 923 > recorded..v. 5... p, 170... 3242 


Tricky Trix. © Jack Mills, inc., New 
York. Notice recid* july ‘1b “1923. 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. 243 


TRUST ME, AND I'LL, TRUST You. © Ed- 
ward B. Marks music co., New York. 
Notice rec’d July 18, 1923; recorded, 
v5, DD: LOO: 244 


Two tTrmmME DAn. © Waterson, Berlin 

& Snyder co, New York. Notice 
rec'd. July, 17,..1923; recorded, v..5, 
p. 166. 245 


UNDER A THOUSAND EYES. © Stark & 
Cowan, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 16,°1923; recorded, vi 5; p-167. 

. 246 


VAMPIN’ (A) BROWN. © Jack Mills, 
inc., New York. Notice rec’d June 
26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 247 


VioLETS. © Richmond-Robbins, inc., 
New York. Notice rec'd July 6, 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 165. 248 


WAITIN’ FOR THE EVENIN’ MAIL. © 
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
York. - Notice cee'd. July 17, 1923) 
recorded, v: 5, p. 166. 249 


WALK, JENNY, WALK. © Goodman & 
Rose, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July. 31,1923) reeorded, v.05, p. 170: 

250 


WE Two; instrumental fox trot. © 
Harms, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 31, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 171. 

25% 


WHAT COULD BE SWEETER. © Irving 
Berlin, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
July 21, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 170. 

2 ite. 252 


WHAT THE GIRLS WILL WEAR. © Wat- 
erson, Berlin & Snyder co., New 
Yorks “Notice reed, ‘July 17,1923: 
recorded, v. 5, p. 166. “253 


WHEN ELDER GREENE DOES THE SHIM- 
MEY WITH SISTER Brown. © Fred 
Fisher, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
july, 9).1923. recorded, v...5; pi 16s: 

254 


WHEN JUNE COMES ALONG WITH A 
sonc; lyrics and music by George M. 
Cohan. © M. Witmark & sons, New 
York. Notice rec’d June 29, 1923; 
recorded, v. 5, p. 160. 255 


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WHEN YOU ARE LEAVING ME MY DEARIE, | YA-NANA-HILMA. © Alexander Ma- © 
SOMEONE ELSE WILL TAKE YOUR PLACE. loof, Srooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 


© Jack Mills, inc. New York. No- 1923; zecorded, v. 5, p. 164. 263 


tice rec’d June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 
5, D. 162. 586 | YA-SALAM ALI, FULLA. © Alexander 


Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
WueERE THE GANGES FLows. © Harms, 3, 1923; recorded, ‘v. 5/.p. Tom 264 
inc.. New York. Notice rec’d July You, AND onLy you. © Waterson, 


24,1923; recorded, v. 5; p. 169. 257 Berlin & Snyder aa ie ae a 
medley fox trot, intro. Just a tice rec'd July 17, 1923 ; recorded, y. 


pretty little ee Risa med- >; 'B: 166. = 
ley from Adrienne. Harms, inc., | You’re ALL THE WORLD TO ME. © Jack 
New York. Notice rec'd July 19, Mills, inc., New York. Notice rec’d 
1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 169. 258 June 26, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 162. 

266: 


WHo WILL It BE. © Goodman & Rose, | .._, : 
inc., New York. Notice rec'd July th ie eu B | uy etl ah als © 
31, 1923; ded, v.) 5,,p. 170... 259 ae Se nyder co., New 
oi aa i York. Notice rec’d July 17, teat re- 
WHy DID you PICK ME UP WHEN I was | Corded, v. 5, p. 166. 267 
DOWN, WHY DIDN'T YOU LET ME LAY. | You saw you WOULDN'T BUT YOU DONE 
© Jack Mills, inc. New York. No- it. © Jack Mills, inc., New York. 
tice rec'd June 26, 1923; recorded, Notice rec’d June 26, 1923; recorded, 
VoD; psi 162, 260 v. 5, p. 162. 268 


YA BURDANA. © Alexander Maloof, | ZABYATIL INSU ILLIA. © Alexander 
Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 1923; Maloof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 
recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 261 5, 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 269 


YA-MALEL-SHAM. © Alexander Ma- | Zooroonr Bi,-seENA. © Alexander Ma- 


loof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July loof, Brooklyn. Notice rec’d July 3, 
3,/1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 262 1923; recorded, v. 5, p. 164. 270 


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